Analysis Of Professional Double Page Spreads
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The document analyzes features commonly found in professional double page magazine spreads, including a large main image, quotes from interviews, headlines in a stylized font, a standfirst introducing the article, multiple columns of text, simple color schemes, highlighted names, 11pt Arial font text, drop capitals, and indicators if the article continues to another page.
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1) The masthead design reflects the magazine's title and is located prominently. Section headers and the editorial follow conventions to assert authority and involvement.
2) Images are used prominently and strategically placed to draw the reader in. Pull quotes, page numbers, and columns organize content and guide navigation.
3) Color schemes, fonts, and hierarchies are deliberately used to appeal to readers and reinforce the magazine's identity across elements. Both typical and unique techniques are employed to engage audiences.
Codes and conventions of a double page spread
The document outlines various codes and conventions used in magazine double page spreads. These include using a large main image of the artist to represent them and entice readers. Subsidiary images illustrate topics discussed in the article. Captions provide context for images. Articles typically use a drop cap, columns, and simple color schemes and typography to make the content easy to read.
Double page spread analysis
The double page spread uses large images and eye-catching headlines to grab readers' attention. Short teasers below the headlines hint at the article's contents without giving too much away. Drop caps and bold text are used to indicate where the article begins. Fact boxes and quotes from outside sources are included. Photos have captions, and the spread uses columns, consistent colors and fonts throughout to make the content easy to read. Credit for the journalist and photographer appears at the end.
Double page spread analysis
The double page spread uses large images and headlines to attract attention. The main image takes up half the page and introduces the subject of the article. A short stand first below the headline provides context while teasing the full article. Drop caps and bold text are used to guide the eye to start reading. Quotes and facts are included in inserts with different formatting. Bleeding allows elements like headlines to span the two pages as a single element. The body text is formatted in multiple columns for readability. Credits and page numbers are provided discreetly at the end. The overall design balances clarity and visual interest to engage the audience.
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This document discusses conventions of magazine design and layout. It begins by explaining general conventions like large mastheads, cover lines, images, and barcodes. It then discusses conventions specific to indie/folk magazines, which tend to be more minimalist with simple fonts, faint colors, and fewer elements. The document proposes conventions for a sample "Mix Tape" magazine cover and layout, combining elements of music magazines and indie conventions like a flowing masthead and minimalist design.
Magazine codes and conventions
This document discusses common conventions used in magazine design including the masthead, strapline, buzzwords, pull quotes, and main image on the cover. It also analyzes the visual design elements of the front cover, contents page, and double page spread including consistent color themes, font sizes, and image and text placement to attract readers and guide them through the magazine.
Double page spread analysis
The double page spread uses large images and eye-catching headlines to attract readers' attention. Short summaries accompany the headlines to entice readers into the full articles. Bold formatting is used for the first letter of articles and artist names to guide readers through the text. Photos and captions provide additional context. Columns and consistent color schemes maintain readability and branding across pages.
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This newspaper advertisement for a documentary provides scheduling information and promotes the channel on which it will air. Key details like the program name and air time are highlighted in large font against solid color backgrounds. A single striking image is used to grab attention and entice viewers to learn more about the documentary.
Audience Feedback 2
The document summarizes audience feedback from 10 people on a documentary. 100% said they would continue watching after 5 minutes and found it interesting and professionally made. 9/10 thought it looked like a professional documentary. 9/10 said the camera work and editing made it look professional. 8/10 thought the voiceover made sense while 2/10 thought it could be more conversational. 100% thought the music fit well. Strengths included interviews and cuts while weaknesses included some shaky cuts and brief/quiet music. 90% would not change anything about the documentary. Feedback on the print advert and radio trailer was also positive.
Evaluation Question 1
Our group's documentary follows the typical conventions of a mixed documentary format, including:
- A narrator, archive footage, and interviews
- Cutting out questions from interviews to focus on answers
- Using a male voiceover in standard English to narrate over footage
- Including relevant cutaway footage and actuality footage between interviews
- Conducting tattoo artist interviews at their studios
- Using simple 2-line graphics to identify interviewees
- Framing seated interviewees in close-up or medium close-up shots looking at the interviewer
Our advertising and radio spots also apply conventions like identifying the channel, using imagery to intrigue viewers, and including scheduling details.
Audience Feedback
The document summarizes audience feedback from 10 people on a documentary. 100% said they would continue watching after 5 minutes and found it interesting and professionally made. 9/10 thought it looked like a professional documentary. 9/10 said the camera work and editing made it look professional. 8/10 thought the voiceover made sense while 2/10 thought it could be more conversational. 100% thought the music fit well. Strengths included interviews and cuts while weaknesses included some shaky cuts and brief/quiet music. 90% would not change anything about the documentary. Feedback on related materials was also positive.
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This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 30 people to gather information and insights to help in the creation of a documentary about tattoos. The questionnaire included questions about demographics, music and television preferences, tattoo experiences, and celebrities associated with tattoos. The responses will be used to guide decisions around targeting the right audience, incorporating popular music and television channels, including relevant statistics and stories, and featuring well-known tattooed celebrities in the documentary.
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The documentary uses a mixed style with interviews, archive footage, and a narrator. It examines the themes of murder, crime, religion, media influence, and youth culture through the lens of the Marilyn Manson case. The single-stranded narrative is told in a non-linear way through various camera techniques, locations, sounds, editing, archive material, and graphics to immerse the viewer and influence perspectives.
Questionnaire Results And Conclusions 2
The respondent surveyed 20 people aged 15-18 about their music preferences and magazine buying habits. Most popular artists included Coldplay, Linkin Park, and Bruno Mars. Respondents associated indie magazines with brown, red and blue colors and preferred to buy magazines monthly. Interviews were the most preferred article type. Free gifts and images of artists on the cover influenced purchases. Words like "indie" and "rock" were associated with magazines like NME and Q.
Audience Feedback 2
The audience provided feedback on various elements of a music magazine:
- The main image on the front cover and double page spread initially attracted most of the audience.
- The front cover, contents page, and double page spread were all deemed to look professional and belong in a music magazine by the entire audience.
- All elements like images, layouts, and color schemes were considered relevant to the music genre and consistent throughout the magazine by all audience members.
Evaluation question 6
The document discusses technologies and skills learned from creating various products. It covers learning blending options, layers, and image editing in Photoshop. Skills with photo editing like adjustments, selections, and blurring are mentioned. In QuarkXpress, guides, image/text boxes, columns, and tools were learned. Other skills include uploading to websites like Prezi and Blogger. Camera techniques like flash use and lenses are also discussed.
Evaluation question 2
The document represents different social groups in its media product. While the front cover features a female artist appealing to females, the double page spread features an all-male band appealing to males, representing both genders. The contents page also features both female and male artists. The color scheme of black, white, and red are not gender-specific and represent various musical genres and social groups. The target age range of 13 to 23 is represented through images and articles featuring artists within that age range.
Audience feedback
The audience provided feedback on various elements of a music magazine:
- The main image initially attracted most to the front cover while the color scheme attracted others.
- The front cover and contents page appeared professional and belonged in a music magazine according to the audience.
- Images used were deemed relevant to the music genre.
- The double page spread layout seemed professional and the main image attracted most viewers.
- The color scheme remained consistent throughout.
Analysis Of Professional Double Page Spreads
The document analyzes professional double page spreads in music magazines like Q and NME. It notes that the spreads usually feature a large bleed image on one side relating to the article. Quotes from interviews are enlarged to engage readers. Headlines are bold and name the artist in a stylized font. A standfirst introduces the article below the headline. Columns, simple color schemes, highlighted names, and other design elements are also discussed.
Questionnaire Results And Conclusions
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. It found that most respondents were aged 15-18 and preferred bands like The Fray, Linkin Park, and Coldplay. Respondents associated the colors brown, red, and blue most with indie magazines. Most preferred to buy magazines monthly and were willing to pay between £1.50-£3. Interviews were the most preferred article type. Free gifts and images of bands most attracted respondents to magazine covers. Words like "rock" and "indie" were most associated with the magazines Q and NME.
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- 1. Analysis Of Professional Double Page Spreads
- 2. Q Magazine…
- 9. Quotes… Quotes from the interviews are enlarged to engage the reader, these may sometimes be used as the headline of the article. Dropped quotes are dropped in on the image or text. Dropped quotes break up the text, they are usually contriversial to grip the reader. The quotes neatly fit into the article.
- 12. Columns… Usually 2 – 3 columns used
- 13. Colour scheme is simple.
- 14. Names included in the article are highlighted making them stand out.
- 15. Text is usually 11pt and is in Arial font.
- 16. Drop capital at beginning of article to show the reader where the article starts
- 17. If the article is not finished arrows will point to next page (featured in the NME magazine). If the article is finished a small box is used (featured in Q magazine)
- 18. Page numbers Masthead from front cover