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The document analyzes a double page spread interview with singer Jessie J in Top of the Pops magazine. The interview is titled "Barefaced Beauty" and focuses on Jessie J's natural look and lifestyle away from fame. A single quote is used to tease the reader about Jessie J's comfort being makeup-free. Photos in a natural lighting style depict Jessie J wearing minimal makeup and casual clothes to represent her laidback attitude.
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Bauer Media Group would be the most likely media institution to distribute the magazine product because:
1) Bauer Media Group already publishes similar magazines like Q and Kerrang! that the product takes influences from in terms of format, layout, and variety of musical artists featured.
2) The product is designed to appeal to the same target audiences of 15-30 year olds that read Q and Kerrang! by including gossip, reviews, and profiles of popular artists.
3) As a mix of genres like Q and Kerrang!, the product could work as a limited edition or weekly version to keep readers updated on the music world regularly, fitting Bauer Media Group's model of regularly distributed magazines.
Evaluation 1: In what way does my media product use, develop or challenge the...
This document discusses how the author's media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. The author made several design choices that both follow and break from typical magazine conventions. The title is centered across the page rather than left-aligned. Images on the cover overlap and are shown in different colors, mimicking a style from POP magazine. The written content includes articles about pop stars rather than just interviews. Sections on fashion and real-life stories also expand the focus beyond just music. Overall, the author aimed to create a magazine that represented the pop genre but included a variety of topics to attract a broader audience.
2nd questionnn
The document discusses how a magazine represents teenage girls. It analyzes the photos, title, color scheme, fonts, layout, and stories used in the magazine. The main photo on the cover shows a confident, happy teenage model to represent strong, independent women. Additional photos continue the theme of happiness. The title "The Sound" encompasses various music genres to avoid limiting the target audience. A purple and teal color scheme challenges assumptions that girls only like pink. Fonts and language are informal to appeal to teenagers. The stories focus on music and rising stars to match the interests of the target audience.
Media presentation
This document provides details on the design of a music magazine focused on R&B. It discusses conventions for layout and color schemes, including using 3 colors and having the artist cover part of the masthead. It also gives an example reader profile, describing a 16-year old fan of R&B and hip hop interested in singing. The document outlines plans for the front cover, contents page, and double-page spread, including visual elements, formatting, and photo shots to engage readers.
Appealing to ta
This document provides an analysis of the design elements used in a magazine cover and interior pages targeted towards young girls. Key elements discussed include using pink fonts and colors that appeal to the target gender, smiling images of pop stars that make readers feel welcomed, fashion articles that interest girls, and clear labeling of content to help readers find articles easily. Pull quotes and casual photography are used to intrigue readers and convey an informal, friendly tone. The consistent branding and focus on celebrities as role models aims to connect with and engage the intended audience.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their intended indie music magazine audience through various design elements of the magazine. The color scheme of black, blue, and white was chosen based on audience research and being commonly used in indie magazines. The masthead font and colors matched this scheme. Cover lines featured well-known indie artists to interest readers. The front cover image was of an unknown person to create intrigue. Contents page images highlighted an artist profile, competition, and festival information to attract readers. Text styles and article topics took inspiration from other magazines to appeal to ages 16-30. A double page spread featured an unknown artist to emphasize who they are through their background. The article text provided insight into the artist's life and inspirations
Proposals
Farhad proposes initial ideas for various elements of a new pop music magazine he is developing with Christopher, including:
- Two potential magazine title ideas: "Flashing" and "Shines"
- Choosing a pop music genre to appeal to a broad audience and meet expectations of a typical pop magazine
- Targeting their audience as 10-18 year olds who enjoy the same popular artists
- Including profiles of lesser-known celebrities alongside pictures to introduce them to readers
- Ideas for the front cover, contents page, double page spreads, and photographs including shooting styles and compositions.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target indie music magazine audience through various design elements of the magazine. The author used a black, blue, and white color scheme that was preferred in their audience questionnaire and is commonly used in indie magazines. They designed the masthead to match this color scheme. Cover lines featured popular bands and articles revealed in the questionnaire to attract readers. The front cover featured an unknown artist to create intrigue. Contents page images highlighted an article, competition, and festival to attract readers. Text was limited and both formal and informal language was used to appeal to readers aged 16-30. A double page feature included an image of an unknown artist in his bedroom and text from an interview to give readers insight into his
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Bauer Media Group would be the most likely media institution to distribute the magazine product because:
1) Bauer Media Group already publishes similar magazines like Q and Kerrang! that the product takes influences from in terms of format, layout, and variety of musical artists featured.
2) The product is designed to appeal to the same target audiences of 15-30 year olds that read Q and Kerrang! by including gossip, reviews, and profiles of popular artists.
3) As a mix of genres like Q and Kerrang!, the product could work as a limited edition or weekly version to keep readers updated on the music world regularly, fitting Bauer Media Group's model of regularly distributed magazines.
Evaluation 1: In what way does my media product use, develop or challenge the...
This document discusses how the author's media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. The author made several design choices that both follow and break from typical magazine conventions. The title is centered across the page rather than left-aligned. Images on the cover overlap and are shown in different colors, mimicking a style from POP magazine. The written content includes articles about pop stars rather than just interviews. Sections on fashion and real-life stories also expand the focus beyond just music. Overall, the author aimed to create a magazine that represented the pop genre but included a variety of topics to attract a broader audience.
2nd questionnn
The document discusses how a magazine represents teenage girls. It analyzes the photos, title, color scheme, fonts, layout, and stories used in the magazine. The main photo on the cover shows a confident, happy teenage model to represent strong, independent women. Additional photos continue the theme of happiness. The title "The Sound" encompasses various music genres to avoid limiting the target audience. A purple and teal color scheme challenges assumptions that girls only like pink. Fonts and language are informal to appeal to teenagers. The stories focus on music and rising stars to match the interests of the target audience.
Media presentation
This document provides details on the design of a music magazine focused on R&B. It discusses conventions for layout and color schemes, including using 3 colors and having the artist cover part of the masthead. It also gives an example reader profile, describing a 16-year old fan of R&B and hip hop interested in singing. The document outlines plans for the front cover, contents page, and double-page spread, including visual elements, formatting, and photo shots to engage readers.
Appealing to ta
This document provides an analysis of the design elements used in a magazine cover and interior pages targeted towards young girls. Key elements discussed include using pink fonts and colors that appeal to the target gender, smiling images of pop stars that make readers feel welcomed, fashion articles that interest girls, and clear labeling of content to help readers find articles easily. Pull quotes and casual photography are used to intrigue readers and convey an informal, friendly tone. The consistent branding and focus on celebrities as role models aims to connect with and engage the intended audience.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their intended indie music magazine audience through various design elements of the magazine. The color scheme of black, blue, and white was chosen based on audience research and being commonly used in indie magazines. The masthead font and colors matched this scheme. Cover lines featured well-known indie artists to interest readers. The front cover image was of an unknown person to create intrigue. Contents page images highlighted an artist profile, competition, and festival information to attract readers. Text styles and article topics took inspiration from other magazines to appeal to ages 16-30. A double page spread featured an unknown artist to emphasize who they are through their background. The article text provided insight into the artist's life and inspirations
Proposals
Farhad proposes initial ideas for various elements of a new pop music magazine he is developing with Christopher, including:
- Two potential magazine title ideas: "Flashing" and "Shines"
- Choosing a pop music genre to appeal to a broad audience and meet expectations of a typical pop magazine
- Targeting their audience as 10-18 year olds who enjoy the same popular artists
- Including profiles of lesser-known celebrities alongside pictures to introduce them to readers
- Ideas for the front cover, contents page, double page spreads, and photographs including shooting styles and compositions.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target indie music magazine audience through various design elements of the magazine. The author used a black, blue, and white color scheme that was preferred in their audience questionnaire and is commonly used in indie magazines. They designed the masthead to match this color scheme. Cover lines featured popular bands and articles revealed in the questionnaire to attract readers. The front cover featured an unknown artist to create intrigue. Contents page images highlighted an article, competition, and festival to attract readers. Text was limited and both formal and informal language was used to appeal to readers aged 16-30. A double page feature included an image of an unknown artist in his bedroom and text from an interview to give readers insight into his
Evaluation 5
The document discusses how the magazine cover and contents were designed to attract different audiences. The main cover photo appeals to both females interested in the artist's looks and males who find her attractive. Bright and bubbly design gives a fun, young feel. Limited cover lines draw attention to an impactful quote from the artist about not being perfect. A diverse color scheme and typical magazine content makes the publication appealing and relatable to various readers. Photos and articles provide insight into celebrities that readers might be curious about. Overall the magazine aims to attract a wide audience with designs and stories that reflect mainstream appeal and popularity.
Survay evaultaion
1. The document analyzes the results of a survey about a music magazine produced by the author. Question 1 shows that 90% of respondents found the cover page engaging.
2. Question 2 found that respondents liked the cover lines and found them effective at piquing interest.
3. Question 3 found that respondents could instantly understand the main topic of the featured article and were not confused.
Target audience experiments
A powerpoint to show what my target audience thought about the types of magazine front covers, contents pages and double page spreads.
Question 555
The document discusses how the author designed their magazine to attract their target audience of 16-25 year olds of both genders. They analyzed magazines like Q and Rolling Stone to see what attracted their audiences. For their magazine, they used a red color scheme like Rolling Stone on the cover to draw readers in. They also included headlines and images that would appeal to their target demographic. For the contents page, they again looked to Rolling Stone for inspiration on layout. Their double page spread featured a rotated celebrity interview alongside a natural photo to appeal to those seeking role models.
Question 555
The document discusses how the author designed their magazine to attract their target audience of 16-25 year olds of both genders. They analyzed magazines like Q and Rolling Stone to see what attracted their audiences. For their magazine, they used a red color scheme like Rolling Stone on the cover to draw readers in. They also included headlines and images that would appeal to their target demographic. For the contents page, they again looked to Rolling Stone for inspiration on layout. Their double page spread featured a rotated interview alongside an image to have a "poster-like" feel, which they felt would attract readers based on their research.
Question 555
The document discusses how the author designed their magazine to attract their target audience of 16-25 year olds of both genders. They analyzed magazines like Q and Rolling Stone to inform their design choices. For the cover, they used a red color scheme like Rolling Stone and included headline text to draw readers in. For the contents page, they again looked to Rolling Stone's template of images and listings down the sides. Their double page spread featured a rotated celebrity interview alongside a natural portrait to appeal to their audience's interest in personal lives and role models.
Question 555
The document discusses how the author designed their magazine to attract their target audience of 16-25 year olds of both genders. They analyzed magazines like Q and Rolling Stone to see what attracted their audiences. For their magazine, they used a red color scheme like Rolling Stone on the cover to draw readers in. They also included headlines and images that would appeal to their target demographic. For the contents page, they again looked to Rolling Stone as a template to feature images and headlines that would make readers want to learn more. The double page spread was designed like a poster with a rotated image and side interview, drawing inspiration from techniques used in Rolling Stone.
Question 555
The document discusses how the author designed their magazine to attract their target audience of 16-25 year olds of both genders. They analyzed magazines like Q and Rolling Stone to see what attracted their audiences. For their magazine, they used a red color scheme like Rolling Stone on the cover to draw readers in. They also included headlines and images that would appeal to their target demographic. For the contents page, they again looked to Rolling Stone as a template to feature images and headlines that would make readers want to learn more. The double page spread was designed like a poster with a rotated image and side interview, drawing inspiration from techniques used in Rolling Stone.
Evaluation of music magazine
The student created a music magazine aimed at mid-teens and older audiences. The front cover features a prominent British band and hints at the variety of content inside. A double-page spread profiles an up-and-coming female artist through photos, quotes from an interview, and information about her new single. The contents page lists articles, tour schedules, and festival lineups while incorporating photos from featured artists.
Question 1 in what ways does your product use,
This document discusses conventions for magazines aimed at teenage girls and how the author's product adheres to or challenges these conventions. Specifically, it addresses conventions for mastheads, color schemes, main images, contents pages, and double page spreads. The author's product follows many conventions such as using bright colors and images of female pop stars, but also challenges some conventions by using capital letters in the masthead and choosing a female rather than male pop star for the main image.
2. research
The document discusses research the author has done on existing magazine covers. Some common features identified across covers include mastheads, pictures of celebrities, and text previewing the featured content. Aspects the author plans to include in their own magazine cover design are a simple background picture and overall simplistic theme focusing on less text for a cleaner look. The intended audience is teenagers aged 13-17 of mixed gender from middle-class and working-class backgrounds who have an interest in alternative music genres. Features were selected to appeal to this socially conscious demographic and provide a platform for music styles not typically given mainstream attention.
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The document discusses the design choices made for a student-created music magazine. It describes opting for a clean layout with thin rectangular shapes to appear sophisticated yet approachable to teenagers. Both images and text are used in an balanced way across columns on interior pages. The written content aims to be persuasive on the cover and use emotive language to promote music. The magazine covers multiple genres like Billboard to seem more interesting. Models portray different genres through costumes and locations are varied in photos to prevent boredom, emulating real magazines. An unusual title font was chosen to stand out on shelves.
Audience feedback results
The document contains survey results from audience feedback on various aspects of a music magazine prototype designed for an indie genre target audience. For the front cover photo, 60% felt it matched the genre while 20% felt it slightly matched. The masthead design received a positive response overall. The majority found the price suitable. For the color scheme, responses were mixed on whether it matched the indie genre. Most articles were seen as linked to indie, though some linked to other genres. The double page spread image and article were viewed positively, with the article seen as enjoyable and professional-looking. The majority indicated they would buy the magazine.
In What Ways Does Your Media Product Use, Develop Or Challenge Forms & Conven...
In What Ways Does Your Media Product Use, Develop Or Challenge Forms & Conventions Of Real Media Products?
Evaluation 1: In what way does my media product use, develop or challenge for...
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It describes design choices for the magazine's title, cover layout, and written content that both follow and diverge from typical magazine conventions. The title takes up the full width of the page rather than being left-aligned and smaller. The cover features a close-up image of the model that extends over the masthead. The written content includes an article about an up-and-coming artist rather than just an interview. These design choices challenge conventions while still representing a pop music genre targeted at an older audience through the stories, fonts, and colors used.
Media Question 1
- The magazine cover focuses on the artist Luna Jay, who is positioned in the center of the cover to draw the reader's eye.
- The background is a single color for clarity and the artist's face is unobstructed, keeping attention on her.
- The masthead is above the image so as not to distract from Luna Jay, and the headline links her to the main article inside.
John Activity 5
The document discusses strategies used to attract and address the intended audience for a magazine. It describes design elements like titles, images, and quotes that aim to appeal to a young audience interested in rock and punk music. Specific tactics mentioned include using informal band photos, mentioning touring details for popular bands, and including a fun quote about drinking that the target readers can relate to. The goal is to create a personal and exciting tone that will encourage the audience to pick up the magazine and learn more about new unsigned artists.
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.
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The document discusses ways a magazine cover was designed to attract its target audience of teenagers and young adults. Bold colors and fonts were used to grab attention. Popular modern bands were featured prominently to relate to the audience. An offer of free posters and eye-catching cover image of a trendy young person aimed to appeal to the demographic. Humorous captions and conversational tone made the content feel comfortable and engaging for readers.
Indie audience profiles copy
This document discusses determining an audience and provides mood boards for female and male indie clothing. It contains two sections profiling the audience for female and male indie clothing through visual mood boards.
Questionnaire results
- The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about an indie magazine prototype, including responses about gender of respondents, appropriateness of features, images, pricing, target age range, and coherence of style.
- Most feedback was positive, with only a small percentage finding one image inappropriate and some feeling the £2 price was too high.
- Respondents agreed the magazine had a coherent theme but some felt layout could be more consistent across pages.
Creating the front cover
The document outlines the steps to create the front cover of Rouge Magazine, including adding a gradient background for inspiration, placing the main image, adding the main cover line and additional lines, including a competition circle and date, and finishing with the title and magazine slogan.
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The document discusses how the magazine cover and contents were designed to attract different audiences. The main cover photo appeals to both females interested in the artist's looks and males who find her attractive. Bright and bubbly design gives a fun, young feel. Limited cover lines draw attention to an impactful quote from the artist about not being perfect. A diverse color scheme and typical magazine content makes the publication appealing and relatable to various readers. Photos and articles provide insight into celebrities that readers might be curious about. Overall the magazine aims to attract a wide audience with designs and stories that reflect mainstream appeal and popularity.
Survay evaultaion
1. The document analyzes the results of a survey about a music magazine produced by the author. Question 1 shows that 90% of respondents found the cover page engaging.
2. Question 2 found that respondents liked the cover lines and found them effective at piquing interest.
3. Question 3 found that respondents could instantly understand the main topic of the featured article and were not confused.
Target audience experiments
A powerpoint to show what my target audience thought about the types of magazine front covers, contents pages and double page spreads.
Question 555
The document discusses how the author designed their magazine to attract their target audience of 16-25 year olds of both genders. They analyzed magazines like Q and Rolling Stone to see what attracted their audiences. For their magazine, they used a red color scheme like Rolling Stone on the cover to draw readers in. They also included headlines and images that would appeal to their target demographic. For the contents page, they again looked to Rolling Stone for inspiration on layout. Their double page spread featured a rotated celebrity interview alongside a natural photo to appeal to those seeking role models.
Question 555
The document discusses how the author designed their magazine to attract their target audience of 16-25 year olds of both genders. They analyzed magazines like Q and Rolling Stone to see what attracted their audiences. For their magazine, they used a red color scheme like Rolling Stone on the cover to draw readers in. They also included headlines and images that would appeal to their target demographic. For the contents page, they again looked to Rolling Stone for inspiration on layout. Their double page spread featured a rotated interview alongside an image to have a "poster-like" feel, which they felt would attract readers based on their research.
Question 555
The document discusses how the author designed their magazine to attract their target audience of 16-25 year olds of both genders. They analyzed magazines like Q and Rolling Stone to inform their design choices. For the cover, they used a red color scheme like Rolling Stone and included headline text to draw readers in. For the contents page, they again looked to Rolling Stone's template of images and listings down the sides. Their double page spread featured a rotated celebrity interview alongside a natural portrait to appeal to their audience's interest in personal lives and role models.
Question 555
The document discusses how the author designed their magazine to attract their target audience of 16-25 year olds of both genders. They analyzed magazines like Q and Rolling Stone to see what attracted their audiences. For their magazine, they used a red color scheme like Rolling Stone on the cover to draw readers in. They also included headlines and images that would appeal to their target demographic. For the contents page, they again looked to Rolling Stone as a template to feature images and headlines that would make readers want to learn more. The double page spread was designed like a poster with a rotated image and side interview, drawing inspiration from techniques used in Rolling Stone.
Question 555
The document discusses how the author designed their magazine to attract their target audience of 16-25 year olds of both genders. They analyzed magazines like Q and Rolling Stone to see what attracted their audiences. For their magazine, they used a red color scheme like Rolling Stone on the cover to draw readers in. They also included headlines and images that would appeal to their target demographic. For the contents page, they again looked to Rolling Stone as a template to feature images and headlines that would make readers want to learn more. The double page spread was designed like a poster with a rotated image and side interview, drawing inspiration from techniques used in Rolling Stone.
Evaluation of music magazine
The student created a music magazine aimed at mid-teens and older audiences. The front cover features a prominent British band and hints at the variety of content inside. A double-page spread profiles an up-and-coming female artist through photos, quotes from an interview, and information about her new single. The contents page lists articles, tour schedules, and festival lineups while incorporating photos from featured artists.
Question 1 in what ways does your product use,
This document discusses conventions for magazines aimed at teenage girls and how the author's product adheres to or challenges these conventions. Specifically, it addresses conventions for mastheads, color schemes, main images, contents pages, and double page spreads. The author's product follows many conventions such as using bright colors and images of female pop stars, but also challenges some conventions by using capital letters in the masthead and choosing a female rather than male pop star for the main image.
2. research
The document discusses research the author has done on existing magazine covers. Some common features identified across covers include mastheads, pictures of celebrities, and text previewing the featured content. Aspects the author plans to include in their own magazine cover design are a simple background picture and overall simplistic theme focusing on less text for a cleaner look. The intended audience is teenagers aged 13-17 of mixed gender from middle-class and working-class backgrounds who have an interest in alternative music genres. Features were selected to appeal to this socially conscious demographic and provide a platform for music styles not typically given mainstream attention.
Lol
The document discusses the design choices made for a student-created music magazine. It describes opting for a clean layout with thin rectangular shapes to appear sophisticated yet approachable to teenagers. Both images and text are used in an balanced way across columns on interior pages. The written content aims to be persuasive on the cover and use emotive language to promote music. The magazine covers multiple genres like Billboard to seem more interesting. Models portray different genres through costumes and locations are varied in photos to prevent boredom, emulating real magazines. An unusual title font was chosen to stand out on shelves.
Audience feedback results
The document contains survey results from audience feedback on various aspects of a music magazine prototype designed for an indie genre target audience. For the front cover photo, 60% felt it matched the genre while 20% felt it slightly matched. The masthead design received a positive response overall. The majority found the price suitable. For the color scheme, responses were mixed on whether it matched the indie genre. Most articles were seen as linked to indie, though some linked to other genres. The double page spread image and article were viewed positively, with the article seen as enjoyable and professional-looking. The majority indicated they would buy the magazine.
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In What Ways Does Your Media Product Use, Develop Or Challenge Forms & Conventions Of Real Media Products?
Evaluation 1: In what way does my media product use, develop or challenge for...
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It describes design choices for the magazine's title, cover layout, and written content that both follow and diverge from typical magazine conventions. The title takes up the full width of the page rather than being left-aligned and smaller. The cover features a close-up image of the model that extends over the masthead. The written content includes an article about an up-and-coming artist rather than just an interview. These design choices challenge conventions while still representing a pop music genre targeted at an older audience through the stories, fonts, and colors used.
Media Question 1
- The magazine cover focuses on the artist Luna Jay, who is positioned in the center of the cover to draw the reader's eye.
- The background is a single color for clarity and the artist's face is unobstructed, keeping attention on her.
- The masthead is above the image so as not to distract from Luna Jay, and the headline links her to the main article inside.
John Activity 5
The document discusses strategies used to attract and address the intended audience for a magazine. It describes design elements like titles, images, and quotes that aim to appeal to a young audience interested in rock and punk music. Specific tactics mentioned include using informal band photos, mentioning touring details for popular bands, and including a fun quote about drinking that the target readers can relate to. The goal is to create a personal and exciting tone that will encourage the audience to pick up the magazine and learn more about new unsigned artists.
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.
blah blah blah
The document discusses ways a magazine cover was designed to attract its target audience of teenagers and young adults. Bold colors and fonts were used to grab attention. Popular modern bands were featured prominently to relate to the audience. An offer of free posters and eye-catching cover image of a trendy young person aimed to appeal to the demographic. Humorous captions and conversational tone made the content feel comfortable and engaging for readers.
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AS Media Q2
The document discusses how a music magazine represents teenage girls ages 13 to 17 as its target audience. It considers factors like race, gender, age, social class, and ethnicity. Specifically:
- The magazine portrays interests of the target audience like romance, fashion, friends and the internet through its colors, images and language.
- It presents teenage girls as carefree, loving and typical fans of pop music through choices of bright colors, relaxed fashions and genres portrayed.
- The magazine aims to avoid stereotypes of teenagers as moody or rude by depicting the audience as happy and inclusive of various ethnicities.
Formal proposal
This document provides details on the proposed magazine "Pop It". It will target teenage girls aged 13-16 and focus on pop music and culture. The name "Pop It" was chosen after research found it appealing to the target audience. Content will include interviews, photos, reviews, horoscopes and advice. Initial cover ideas include the masthead, images and straplines. The contents page will list sections and posters with images and page numbers. Double page spreads will feature a title, interview and large central image with additional photos. Proposed photos aim to portray relatable emotions that engage readers.
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NME began as a music newspaper in 1952 called the New Musical Express. It was originally founded to cover new music but evolved into a magazine in the 1980s as its readership declined. As a magazine, NME focused on indie and alternative music, covering both British and American artists. It launched an online website in 1996 and remains one of the largest music websites globally, continuing to track new artists and trends in music.
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This document discusses how the design and content of a teen girl magazine appeals to its target audience. It analyzes various design elements like informal language, pink colors, celebrity photos at eye level, and gossip/fashion content. These features make the magazine easily understandable, draw in young readers, and portray celebrities as friendly and relatable to create an emotional connection with the target audience. Overall, the magazine's design strategically uses visuals, words, and topics that would interest and relate to its core demographic of teenage girls.
Double page spread 2
The document discusses using images and layouts in magazines to attract audiences. It analyzes a magazine double page spread and provides suggestions for improvement. Specifically:
- The first page discusses using a large, attractive image of a person with an appropriate expression to represent the genre.
- The second page criticizes the masthead for being too basic and not matching the magazine's genre. It notes the word "exclusive" draws attention.
- The third page likes how quotes are enlarged to stand out but thinks the interview format could be more conversational.
- The last page analyzes the subject's appearance and suggests focusing a specific feature, like facial expression, to direct the audience's attention.
Evaluation 5
The document discusses how the magazine's design attracts its target teenage audience. Images of teenagers on the cover and silly celebrity pictures aim to make teens and young adults feel represented. The red and black color scheme is eye-catching like other popular magazines. The contents page uses an editorial format to seem personal while double-page spreads ask celebrities questions readers would want to know to foster connection.
Media presentation
The document discusses the design choices made for a magazine aimed at teenage girls interested in music and celebrity culture. Key design elements include a side masthead to stand out on shelves, casual photos of artists to make them seem relatable, and questions from readers featured in interviews to foster engagement. The target audience values self-expression through music and appearance. The magazine represents this group by portraying the featured artist as down-to-earth and inspiring.
Media analysis
The document discusses the design choices made for a magazine aimed at teenage girls interested in music and celebrities. Key design elements include a side masthead to stand out on shelves, casual photos of artists to appeal to readers, and questions from readers featured in interviews to encourage engagement. The target audience values self-expression through music and likes learning about their favorite artists. The magazine represents this group by portraying the featured artist as down-to-earth and relatable.
Media analysis
The document provides details about a student's magazine project, including descriptions of design choices, target audience research, and feedback. The student aimed to represent a particular social group of teenage girls through the portrayal of an artist, Georgia Moore, as down-to-earth and relatable. Images of the artist were chosen to keep readers interested and show her different moods. The intended audience enjoyed various music genres, free posters, and learning about celebrities' personal lives. Most feedback was positive, with some suggestions to improve standout of the masthead and include more photos. The student learned skills using Photoshop and the importance of research and planning for the project.
Analysis of three double page spreads from music magazines
This document analyzes three double page spreads from different magazines. The first is from TOTP magazine featuring Kristen Stewart. It uses pink and white colors with a black background. The main image is an interview with Stewart. The second is from NME magazine featuring Lily Allen. It uses red, white, and black colors matching the magazine. The main image is a powerful photo of Allen. The third is from Billboard magazine featuring Rihanna. It uses pink, white, and black colors appealing to its target audience. The main image shows Rihanna in a pink outfit. All three spreads use images, text, colors, and layouts tailored to their magazines and audiences.
Question 2
The document provides an analysis of a magazine cover and contents to attract a younger female audience aged 17-29 from various socioeconomic backgrounds. Key points analyzed include the use of a non-sexualized female cover model smiling directly at the camera to seem approachable, a rebellious masthead with the word "LOVE" in reverse colors to attract readers, and a variety of articles featuring both male and female artists/subjects to interest both genders. The overall layout, color scheme, and mix of conventional and unconventional styles aim to seem inclusive while maintaining a unique and interesting aesthetic.
Magazine research
The document analyzes several magazine covers and content pages. It finds that all the front covers use a striking central image to draw readers in, along with a bold masthead and consistent color scheme. The content pages also use images and catchy titles to entice readers to specific articles. Throughout the magazines, color schemes and quotes from articles are used consistently to create visual flow and attract reader attention.
Magazine research
The document analyzes several magazine covers and content pages. It finds that they all use striking images on the front cover to draw readers in, along with bold mastheads and consistent color schemes. The content pages also use images and catchy titles to entice readers to specific articles. Throughout the magazines, large images, relevant quotes, and a consistent color scheme are used on double page spreads to attract and guide readers through the articles. The analyses finds that these design elements all aim to engage readers and draw them into the content.
Analysis finished
The magazine front cover uses bright pinks and purples to attract girls. The main image is of the popular girl band Little Mix looking at the camera to seem personal. Short, snappy language like "Lesson in love" catches readers' attention. While the varied fonts may confuse readers, the images and text are well-placed. The publisher is D.C Thomson & Co. Ltd and the magazine suits its target audience overall.
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The magazine targets teens through its name "The Jam", which references a saying popular with teens. The masthead font looks like dripping jam and is unique. Competitions offer free tickets to popular music festivals most teens attend. Photographs show casual, fun images of teens to portray individuality over perfection. The layout uses a question and answer format for interviews to maintain readers' attention by breaking up blocks of text. Overall, the magazine aims to attract teens through relatable content, competitions, and presentation of music and style as ways to express individuality rather than conform to stereotypes.
1st front cover analysis
This magazine is aimed at young girls and features pop star Jessie J on the cover. The masthead uses bold black lettering against a white background with an image of a dog to draw attention. It clearly states that this is a pop magazine. The layout contrasts a simplistic masthead with spaced out headlines and articles highlighted in yellow bubbles and pink writing. Jessie J's headline uses the largest font and all capital letters apart from small yellow text below. Her close-up photo shows her face and torso covered up appropriately for the young audience.
1st front cover analysis
This magazine is aimed at young girls and features pop star Jessie J on the cover. The masthead uses bold black lettering against a white background and features an image of a dog to draw attention. It clearly states that this is a pop magazine. The layout contrasts a simplistic masthead with spaced out headlines and articles highlighted in pink and yellow bubbles. Jessie J's headline uses the largest font and all capital letters apart from small text below. Her close-up photo shows her face and torso covered up appropriately for the young audience.
Question 5
The document discusses how the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a dance magazine were designed to attract and address the intended male audience. For the front cover, vibrant colors like yellow, orange, and red were used along with contrasting green text. The layout was busy to appeal to males who prefer covers that are not neat and symmetrical. An action shot of an artist promoted the genre. The contents page continued the color scheme and used photos of artists to intrigue readers. The double page spread simplified the layout for easier reading while keeping color and using a full-body interview shot to bond with readers by showing someone similar to them.
Contents Page Analysis
The contents page follows conventions with around 50% text and images. The images are of pop artists like George Shelly, Rita Ora, and Justin Bieber to attract the target audience. Words and images use slang like "fittest" and abbreviations to speak to readers informally. Sections include "On the Cover", "All About You", and "Celebs and Gossip". The layout, colors, and brand fonts/images maintain consistency to familiarize readers with each issue.
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This double page spread from a music magazine features an exclusive interview with the boy band Union J. The top of the spread highlights that it is an exclusive interview, which would excite readers to get insider information. The headline "Shake it up" stands out in bright colors and fonts typical of music magazines. The standfirst uses fun and humorous language to invite readers to learn about the band's personalities and music. Quotes from each band member are featured to allow readers to get to know them individually. The large central image of the band ties together the visual and textual elements of the spread.
Double Page Spread Analysis 'Top Of The Pops'.
This double page spread from a music magazine features an exclusive interview with the boy band Union J. The top of the spread announces the interview is exclusive to grab readers' attention. The bold, colorful headline "Shake it up" uses fun fonts and colors to excite readers. Below is a standfirst written in an engaging, conversational tone that compares the band's fun qualities to ingredients in a milkshake. Quotes from each band member are featured in different colored bubbles along with their first names to create a friendly feel. The large central image of the band links the visual to the text.
Double Page Spread
This double page spread from a music magazine features an exclusive interview with the boy band Union J. The top of the spread highlights that it is an exclusive interview, which would excite readers to get insider information. The headline "Shake it up" stands out in bright colors and fonts to catch readers' attention. The standfirst uses playful language to invite readers to learn about blending the "ingredients" that make up the band's fun personality. Quotes from each band member are featured to give personalized perspectives and allow readers to connect with their favorite. The image of the band directly relates to the text content.
Textual analysis student work
The document provides a detailed analysis and critique of a student-created magazine cover. Some key points:
- The student cover uses an effective color palette, layout, masthead, feature headline, plug, pull quotes, cover lines, and main image to target young female readers.
- The analysis critiques some minor weaknesses like unclear masthead text and placement of some elements.
- It also notes conventions the summarizer will apply to their own rock music magazine cover, like using iconic symbols, catchy language, and exclusive interviews to build audience interest.
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Analysis of DPS
- 1. Double Page Spread Analysis SOPHIE
- 2. What magazine is being analysed and who is being interviewed? The magazine I’m analysing is Top of the Pops. In this double page spread Jessie J is being interviewed.
- 3. What is the title and how does it attract the reader to the article? The title of the interview is ‘Barefaced Beauty’ This title attracts the reader to the article because many people do not expect celebrities to be barefaced/wear minimal makeup so they are intrigued to find out what Jessie J’s opinion is on makeup and the pressures of today’s society. Also the target audience (pre-teens/teenagers)
- 4. How is the interview targeted at a particular audience? It uses short and snappy sentenced in order to attract the audience to read the interview and to also keep them interested. The ‘questions’ are printed in bold, bright orange inside a white box. This is used to draw the audiences attention to the article. The language used is quite casual/informal allowing the desired audience (pre-teens/teens) to relate and engage with the article. Also it uses a lot of exclamation marks and words such as ‘wow’ in order to target the teen audience.
- 5. How many quotations are used in the article and how do they attract the reader to read the whole interview? There is only one quotation used on the double page spread. It is located on the second page just above the artists shoulder. The quote reads ‘I’m happy to be seen in no make-up at all’ This attracts the reader because they will want to find out more about why Jessie J doesn’t mind being seen in makeup. It also attracts the readers because some of them maybe surprised to know that someone of celebrity status doesn’t wear that much make-up because it is something that society expects celebrities to do. Also it links to the rest of the article and the deeper meaning within.
- 6. How does the subheading invite us into the interview? The subheading of the interview is ‘Life’s not all leotards and lipstick for this pop star. Meet the stripped-back, laid back Jessie J, in her own words. This subheading is very attractive to the target audience (teens) because it allows them to see that pop stars are just normal people. This invites the audience into the article because it makes the reader want to know why how Jessie J can manage to stay laid back within the chaotic industry. Also the using ‘in her own words’ allows the audience to connect with the interview and relate themselves to Jessie J. It also allows them to feel like they know her personally because it has not been edited by the magazine but written by herself.
- 7. What kind of information does the interview reveal about the artist and why would the audience be interested in this information? In this interview it tells us; what Jessie J did after The Voice, how she doesn’t see her family much, her different lifestyle now, how she hardly ever wears makeup, she wears comfy clothes at home, she collects dressing gowns, information about her new album, how she felt when she shaved all her hair off for comic relief. Revealing intimate facts about Jessie J such as how she hardly wears makeup, wears comfy clothing and collect dressing gowns allows the audience to feel like they know the artist on a different level to those who haven’t read the interview. It also allows them to relate to her because she is still a normal person and they can be inspired by her story. Also telling the reader about her upcoming album is not only good promotion for the artist but also attracts those people who are not necessarily fans to get into her music.
- 8. What is the theme of the interview? Throughout the interview the theme is focused on Jessie J being seen as a ‘normal’ person. There is also a clear theme of natural beauty. The colour theme throughout the interview is a mix of greens, oranges and purples.
- 9. How do the photos in the article represent the artist in a certain way? The image used in the article used natural lighting. This is used to convey the message of natural beauty seen within the interview. Her clothing is orange which matches the colour theme throughout the double page spread. Her clothing is also quite simple again enhances the message that she is still a ‘normal’ persona and that she is not defined by her ‘celebrity status’ She is wearing minimal makeup which enhances the message seen in the title ‘Barefaced beauty’.
- 10. How does the font attract the reader? The font in the title of the article is quite swirly and looks girly which fits in with the target audience of the magazine. The title also includes a bold font. The word ‘Beauty’ is placed within circles and is in block capitals. This makes it stand out a lot more than the other fonts highlighting the message within the article. The font used in the subtitle and smaller interview paragraphs is more plain and isn’t really that attractive. This is why the title is so bold and bright in order to make people interested in the article to carry on and read more.
- 11. What type of language is used in the article? The language used within the article is quite casual and informal due to the fact it is written in the artist’s own words. However this type of language does fit in with the rest of the magazine and carries on with the theme of it being casual and informal.
- 12. What environment are the photos taken? The environment in the photo shoot is natural rather then taken in a studio.