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The document summarizes research on article layout and structure. It discusses three articles that were interviewed-based and included an image. The articles used different structures like being broken into sections or written as one continuous piece. Quotes from interviews were featured. Most commonly, articles placed the image on one page and text on the other for a simple, professional layout. The conclusion notes key learnings around page layout, content inclusion, and structure from analyzing multiple articles.
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This document describes the design choices made for the front cover of a magazine. A bright red title and banner were used to attract readers' attention as the first thing they see. The main image on the cover was made to stand out by brightening it and placing it on a dark background. The main story text is large and white to stand out from the dark background. Cover lines promoting stories are also in white to stand out from the colored background and larger text is used to draw attention to the most exciting stories. Additional images are included to entice readers to specific pages and stories within the magazine. Consistent font choices and an eye-catching red color are used throughout to maintain branding and keep the reader engaged.
Research on music magazines
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Research on music magazines
The document discusses magazine covers and layouts. It provides examples of different magazine covers, highlighting elements like the main image, cover lines, mastheads and other design features. It also examines double page spreads from magazine articles, noting elements such as prominent images, drop caps, pull quotes, and feature boxes. Finally, it looks at contents pages, pointing out how they showcase upcoming articles and use images, colors and text styles to engage readers.
Own magazine analysis
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Page layout
Here are the edits I would make:
What are your favorite meals/ snacks?
I enjoy making veggie "mush" - it's a mix of chopped vegetables and spices blended together. While it may not look appealing, you can use mush to make burgers, soups, or as a topping for baked potatoes. The taste is amazing and it's a nutritious way to get lots of veggies into your diet.
Double page spread review
The document discusses the design choices made for a magazine double page spread interview. Key points include:
- The title of the spread is the name of the person interviewed to clearly identify the subject.
- A simple logo was created to brand the magazine and was placed through page titles to link pages.
- A brief description of the interview setting was included to immerse readers in the conversation.
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Double Page Spread Analysis 1
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Page layout
Here are some layout suggestions for the different documents:
Event Flyer:
- Large eye-catching title centered at the top
- Date, time, location below in smaller font
- Short description of event
- Headshots or images related to event
- Contact information at bottom
Art Exhibition:
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- Large colorful images of artworks
- Captions and artist names below images
- Overview article in one column
- Schedule of events in another column
- Sponsor/venue logos
Magazine Article:
- Headline across top in large font
- Author name and title below headline
- Pull quote or image related
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- The document evaluates the media product, a magazine, created by the author.
- It discusses how the magazine uses conventions of real magazines through elements like the masthead, cover image, and color scheme. However, it intentionally leaves out some conventions like cover lines.
- The magazine represents groups like males, rap/hip hop fans, teenagers through the content, color scheme, and target artists featured.
- A large media group like Bauer would be suited to distribute the magazine as they don't have many music magazines, though smaller groups could too.
- The target audience is male teenagers interested in rap/hip hop/R&B music.
- The genre, color scheme, and music artist content
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- The document evaluates the media product, a magazine, created by the author.
- It discusses how the magazine uses conventions of real magazines through elements like the masthead, cover image, and color scheme. However, it intentionally leaves out some conventions like cover lines.
- The magazine represents groups like males, rap/hip hop fans, teenagers through the content, color scheme, and target artists featured.
- A large media group like Bauer would be suited to distribute the magazine as they don't have many music magazines, though smaller groups could too.
- The target audience is male teenagers interested in rap/hip hop/R&B music.
- The genre, color scheme, and music artist content
Evaluation
The document is an evaluation of a magazine product created by Jamie Marshall. Some key points:
- Jamie used conventions like a large cover image, date, price, and color scheme to make the magazine look professional. The masthead, cover image, and color scheme were the main focus.
- The magazine represents males through its masculine color scheme. Articles focus on male rappers, representing rap/hip hop fans and working class people. Color scheme and content also target teenagers.
- Bauer Media Group would be suited to distribute the magazine since they publish music magazines but not many focused on rap/hip hop. Their large distribution network across shops and online would help.
- The target audience is male teenagers
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- 1. ARTICLE RESEARCH By Jamie Marshall
- 2. The article here is a question and answer with an artist. There were 11 questions asked with a brief introduction. For the title, they have used a quote from the article, this is done to give people a taste of what the article is about so they know whether they’d read it. All the writing is on one page and the image is on the left.
- 3. This article is made up after an interview. It is broken down into 6 sections with an introduction. It have quotes from the artist and the writer put together and clearly shown who ‘speaks’ when. The name of the article is large and on the left side, it also has the artists name in the largest text to attract readers who like her. The writing is placed all over the page with the image in the middle.
- 4. The article is from an interview with he artist. This article isn’t broke up into sections and is writ all in one. A small introduction or blurb is in it too. The title is a quote from the interview used to inform the readers slightly what the interview is about and too attract them. Also the all the writing is on the left and the model is on the left.
- 5. CONCLUSION From my research I have learnt about layout of the page, what to put into my article and layout. I have seen that the majority of articles are set out simply with an image on one page and the text on the other. This makes the article simple to read and look professional. Also I have seen that some articles like to break up the texts with small sub titles or in order of questions. Finally I have seen that most of the article are from interviews with artists featuring quotes from them.