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The document summarizes the contents page of Analyse Music Magazine. It notes that various text sizes and colors are used to highlight important articles. The main colors used - green, black, and blue - are balanced and don't clash. A chart listing contents is a unique design choice. Images are clear and not overcrowded. Consistency is shown across page numbers and articles. The colors and inclusion of a boy band are aimed at the target audience of teenage girls. Highlighting draws readers to important text. Overall, the design pulls the reader in and makes them want to read more.
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3) Two smaller additional images that imply the magazine targets older readers by showing a man's bare skin, which may be inappropriate for younger audiences.
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This document analyzes magazine covers to understand their target audiences and effectiveness. It finds that:
1. Covers use branding elements like consistent mastheads and layouts to maintain identity across issues.
2. Imagery of popular celebrities, bold colors and text, and topics of interest to young girls help attract their target demographic.
3. Direct address techniques like celebrities looking at the camera and inclusive language make readers feel personally engaged.
4. Complementary articles and incentives like posters further encourage the target audience to purchase the magazine.
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The front page of the magazine uses large, colorful fonts and headings to grab readers' attention and advertise the stories inside. It aims to appear modern and relevant to its young audience by including a website address. The large, altered word "Shooting Stars" references football and hints at the magazine's focus on achievement and success, as emphasized by those words on the cover. A photo of a smiling young man holding a football suggests his interest in the sport. The organized layout presents all elements clearly to help readers choose, and symbols like the tiger insignia give it a sophisticated look. The plain background makes the writing and photo stand out.
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The document analyzes the page layouts of three music magazines: Kerrang!, NME, and Rocksound. For each magazine:
1) The main image uses direct address and eye-catching colors that represent the magazine's genre. Additional images and text provide sneak peaks of articles without drawing attention from the main image.
2) The masthead stands out in a distinctive color to identify the magazine. Cover lines use varied colors and fonts to hook readers' attention.
3) Quotes above the main article lines provide previews in different fonts, drawing readers in to learn more. Bold text and colors advertise promotions and persuade readers to purchase the issue.
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The document summarizes what the author learned from creating their first front cover for a school magazine compared to subsequent designs for a music magazine and double-page spread. The author notes they gained skills in using stronger and more eye-catching images, incorporating varied fonts and colors, and planning photo shoots more efficiently. They applied these lessons to make the music magazine and double-page spread more visually appealing and professionally designed for their target audiences. Overall, the author is pleased with the progression and maturation of their designs from the initial school magazine cover.
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This is my Prelimary tasks.
This was a school magazine that I created in order to practise before making my real music magazine
Research task 3 b
The document analyzes the contents page of a magazine. It contains:
1) A masthead using the same red color scheme as the front cover to represent the brand and encourage customer loyalty.
2) A large main image of Cheryl Cole, also used on the front cover, to provide familiarity and draw attention to the text on the left page.
3) Two smaller additional images that imply the magazine targets older readers by showing a man's bare skin, which may be inappropriate for younger audiences.
4) A consistent color scheme throughout the magazine that follows conventions, allows the content to flow, and creates familiarity and comfort for readers.
Draft analysis
The document discusses the layout and design choices for a Christmas edition of a teen pop magazine called "Scenes". It describes designing the front cover with a large bold title, snowflakes, and popular artists to attract a young audience. It also summarizes planning the contents page with colors and images consistent with the front cover. Finally, it outlines a double page spread with a large celebrity image on the left and full interview text on the right for simplicity and impact. The goal is to emulate typical magazine styles while appropriately representing artists for a young demographic.
Power point 5 media
The author attracted their audience by representing their magazine towards teenage girls from working class backgrounds who had little money. They chose this audience because it was large and popular enough to buy the magazine, which specialized in pop music and discussed artists who performed these songs. Although other magazines had similar audiences, the author's magazine stood out by being brightly colored and more eye-catching than magazines like Q, which did not have many colors and did not stand out as well.
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Analysis of contents page
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- 3. Consistency is shown from where each article is shown from the front page. The magazine gives the impression that they know what their readers like and what they could be interested in. Including a boy band will get the audience attention, because the audience for this magazine would be teenage girls. The colours go well with the rest of the magazine, it looks suitable for a girls magazine and teenage girls who are their audience. The colour pink is contrasted throughout the contents page, stereotypically giving the impression this magazine is for girls. The writing that is highlighted shows importance and that they reader should show attention to that bit of writing as it may be more interesting than the other bits.. Lets the reader feel like that they are involved in the magazine and would make them want to read more Top of the Pops