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This document provides conventions for designing a double page spread for a magazine. It outlines key elements like a large focal image, pull quote, main name in bold, stand first paragraph, columns of text, additional relevant images, consistent color scheme, page numbers, and enlarged first letter of text. The purpose is to grab attention, provide essential information visually and through text in an engaging and consistent layout.
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Ancillary task call the midwife
This document provides conventions for designing a double page spread, including:
1) It should have a large focal image, a pull quote to grab attention, the main name in bold, a brief introductory text, and other relevant smaller images.
2) The text is arranged in columns with a consistent color scheme and page numbers for professionalism.
3) Features like enlarging the first letter of text, fading images to make them stand out, and using a feminine font to match the topic help make the spread appealing and engaging for readers.
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This document outlines the basic conventions of a double page spread, including having a large focal image, headline, pull quote, main name in bold, text in columns, additional images, consistent color scheme, page numbers, and an enlarged first letter of the first text paragraph. These elements are used to engage the reader visually and guide them through the spread in a clear and organized manner.
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The document summarizes the key design elements of a magazine cover. It notes that the large colorful masthead in the center helps identify the magazine brand. The tagline below uses enticing words to describe the magazine contents. The main image is usually a celebrity to draw readers in, and the large bold headline stands out beside the image to highlight the main story. Additional smaller stories use varied fonts and colors while focusing on sex to sell more copies. Non-essential details like the barcode and date are kept small in the bottom corner.
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Conventions of Double Page Magazine Spread
Conventions of double page magazine spreads include a large celebrity image looking at the reader, quotes from interviews used as headlines or within text, and an introductory paragraph to summarize the article. The main body of text is typically in columns, uses a consistent font, and includes images relating to the article. Headlines are short, eye-catching, and entice readers to learn more. Color schemes are often coordinated within the magazine but unique to each article's subject matter.
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Luther is a British crime drama TV series starring Idris Elba as DCI John Luther, a brilliant but troubled detective who often stretches police rules and regulations in pursuit of criminals. Luther struggles with personal demons following the breakdown of his marriage, which concerns his colleagues. Each episode features a new crime case that Luther must solve through psychological profiling of suspects and fast-paced action scenes. The series follows Luther's high-risk methods and his complex relationship with his allies and enemies over multiple seasons.
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1) It should have a large focal image, a pull quote to grab attention, the main name in bold, a brief introductory text, and other relevant smaller images.
2) The text is arranged in columns with a consistent color scheme and page numbers for professionalism.
3) Features like enlarging the first letter of text, fading images to make them stand out, and using a feminine font to match the topic help make the spread appealing and engaging for readers.
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This document outlines the basic conventions of a double page spread, including having a large focal image, headline, pull quote, main name in bold, text in columns, additional images, consistent color scheme, page numbers, and an enlarged first letter of the first text paragraph. These elements are used to engage the reader visually and guide them through the spread in a clear and organized manner.
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The document analyzes the cover designs of several magazines, including Vogue, GQ, and Empire. It finds that they commonly feature a celebrity image centered on the cover with the magazine title and additional text. The colors used are typically bright and bold to draw attention. The analysis concludes that an effective magazine cover should employ a similar layout with a central image, title, and captions, using colors that complement the photographic content.
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Question 1
This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines.
The masthead, cover image, headline, and cover lines follow conventions by using attention-grabbing fonts and colors. However, the headline is not centered. The contents page uses a neat column layout and continues the theme's fonts and colors.
The article headline stands out against the text with a different color and font. A pull quote and body text in an easy-to-read font also follow conventions. While the article image is atypical by not matching the cover, additional images provide context and make the star seem accessible. Small details like an Instagram screenshot further develop realism.
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This document analyzes how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real magazines. It summarizes how each element of the mock magazine cover follows conventions, including the masthead taking up 1/5 of the page, the colorful masthead font fitting the target audience, and the eye-catching cover image. Some elements develop conventions, such as the non-centered headline, while others challenge conventions like the staggered cover lines. The contents page layout remains neat and readable, and features like article descriptions and page numbers balance clarity and style. Overall, the analysis shows an understanding of magazine design conventions while incorporating original touches.
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Textual analysis contents pages
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Textual analysis 1
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- The contents page has a neutral layout with stereotypical colors for its target demographic. Images relate to interior content and are positioned staggered between text.
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Benedict Cumberbatch stars as Sherlock Holmes who is investigating a series of bombings and hostage situations carried out by the criminal mastermind Moriarty (Andrew Scott). Moriarty straps bombs to hostages and gives Sherlock puzzles to solve within a time limit to save them. In the climactic ending, Moriarty straps a bomb to John Watson (Martin Freeman) forcing Sherlock to solve the final crime. Sherlock succeeds in saving Watson but then engages in a tense standoff with Moriarty and Watson at gunpoint.
Barthes enigma theory- Luther
John Luther is a detective who is obsessive and sometimes violent in his work solving crimes. He is haunted by the darkness of the crimes he deals with. The series Luther uses Barthes' theory of open text through various codes that leave parts of the story ambiguous and up for interpretation, keeping viewers guessing. These include the hermeneutic code seen in the mysteries around Alice Morgan's death and the serial killer's strikes, and the proairetic code which builds tension through Luther's actions. Symbolic codes like a dead blackbird and exploding fridge also provide clues. Binary oppositions between protagonists and antagonists like Luther versus the serial killer and Luther versus George further develop the narrative.
Evaluation question 1
The document describes common stock elements used in thriller films, including characters, narratives, settings, and iconography. Some key stock characters mentioned are the victim, hit man, hero, and villain. Common stock narratives include revenge, serial murder/crime, kidnapping, and hero saving his true love. Typical stock settings listed are parking lots, apartments, fields, cities, and warehouses. Iconography elements often seen include guns, suits, masks, gadgets, money, weapons, and fast cars.
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The document discusses TV crime dramas and their appeal to different audience groups. It identifies three main types of audiences: family/mass audiences who enjoy crime dramas for entertainment; niche audiences who form close bonds with characters; and educated audiences who gain information from watching. The document also describes four key ways audiences enjoy crime dramas: for entertainment and escapism; to develop relationships with characters; to relate the shows to their own identity; and to learn information.
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This document discusses the representation of ethnicity in TV dramas. It notes that non-white ethnic groups, especially black men and women, have often been portrayed through racial stereotypes. For example, a majority of crime or bad behavior shown on UK television is committed by people of black ethnicity, reinforcing the stereotype that black people are perceived as the "bad guys." Additionally, newspapers like The Sun often portray criminals and "most wanted" lists as predominantly ethnic minorities, suggesting they are more dangerous than white people. While police are hesitant to shoot black suspects over whites, media coverage of crimes still often features non-white perpetrators, portraying them as lower class and the main cause of gangs and negative perceptions of
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Sherlock is a BBC crime drama series that adapts the Sherlock Holmes stories to a modern setting in London. It stars Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock Holmes and Martin Freeman as Dr. Watson. The series uses advanced filmmaking techniques like split screens and text messages to depict Holmes' rapid deductive thinking. It has been praised for its faithful yet contemporary adaptation of the original stories and characters. Sherlock has been both a critical and commercial success, attracting a wide audience including younger viewers.
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The document discusses the representation of ethnicity in media texts, focusing on African Americans. It introduces learning objectives around analyzing how African Americans are portrayed and discussing two media theories on ethnicity. One theory discusses four key themes in representing race: exotic, dangerous, humorous, and pitied. The document also defines and gives an example of tokenism, which is the limited inclusion of marginalized groups to create an illusion of diversity rather than address discrimination.
Representation of race & ethnicity
The document discusses representation of race and ethnicity in media. It notes that while race has biological elements, there are also cultural components to representation. Media often relies on rigid racial stereotypes, especially in portrayals of minority groups. This can negatively impact viewers' perceptions, especially for children who have little other exposure to different cultures. The document calls for more accurate and diverse portrayals of various racial and ethnic groups in television, films, and other media to avoid perpetuating harmful stereotypes. It provides several specific examples of how different minority groups such as African Americans, Latinos, Asians, and Native Americans have been stereotyped in media over time.
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This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines.
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The article headline stands out against the text with a different color and font. A pull quote and body text in an easy-to-read font also follow conventions. While the article image is atypical by not matching the cover, additional images provide context and make the star seem accessible. Small details like an Instagram screenshot further develop realism.
Question 1
This document analyzes how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real magazines. It summarizes how each element of the mock magazine cover follows conventions, including the masthead taking up 1/5 of the page, the colorful masthead font fitting the target audience, and the eye-catching cover image. Some elements develop conventions, such as the non-centered headline, while others challenge conventions like the staggered cover lines. The contents page layout remains neat and readable, and features like article descriptions and page numbers balance clarity and style. Overall, the analysis shows an understanding of magazine design conventions while incorporating original touches.
Conventions
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Textual analysis contents pages
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- The front cover uses a low-key main image against a bright color palette to attract female readers. The masthead is in a sans serif font to appeal to stereotypical female audiences.
- The contents page has a neutral layout with stereotypical colors for its target demographic. Images relate to interior content and are positioned staggered between text.
- The double-page spread follows conventions with a large cover image and column of text between two images to separate content and engage readers visually.
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- 1. illary T ble Page Spr Call the Midwife
- 3. Basic conventions of a double page spread: •a large, focal image •a pull quote •main star name in bold •stand first •text arranged in columns •other, relevant images •colour scheme •page numbers •first letter of first text is enlarged
- 4. Main pull quote which doesn’t usually tell the reader what the article is about. It is catchy and striking to grab attention Large image which is the focal point of the spread and takes up the majority of the space, it either takes up one whole page or bleeds in between the two Smaller, relevant images which add to the allure of the double page spread, and are just as captivating as the first, these are situated around the spread to break up the text and add consistency Consistent colour scheme which usually matches the topic of the double page spread. For example pink and blue is used here as babies are the topic of the spread, pink and blue connote new born children so are very significant here First letter enlarged of the text which is arranged in columns which is a common in formation Page numbers on the spread makes it very professional looking Picture enhanced by fading the colour around the image so that it stands out and is striking Picture engaging subject is smiling greatly and looking directly at the audience captivating them and creating eye contact drawing them into the page Feminine font reflects the feminine nature of the spread - giving birth, female actor, all connotates towards women and is very female friendly