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The document is a reflection from a student on their media project of creating a hip hop music magazine called "The Spark". The student discusses how they both used conventions from real music magazines, such as the layout of the front cover, while also challenging some conventions like not including additional information on the front cover. They also discuss representing the hip hop community through style choices and focusing on individual artists. The student believes major retailers like newsagents and WHSmith would be suitable distributors to reach their target audience of hip hop fans aged 16-35. They learned valuable skills in photo and design software during the process of constructing the magazine.
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AS Media Studies: Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the creation of a rap magazine by the author. They analyzed several existing rap and music magazines to inform the design of their magazine, including the covers, double page spreads, and contents pages. They identified codes and conventions used in magazine design and sought to both utilize standard forms while also challenging conventions. The author produced a rap magazine that drew from the researched magazines but adapted elements to suit their target audience and brand.
Question 1 completed
This document analyzes how the student's media product, a hip hop magazine called Dezae, uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines. The student researched conventions of magazines like PAPER and Rolling Stone to inform their front cover design. While their cover uses conventions like a prominent masthead and color scheme, it challenges conventions by placing the image in the middle. Their double page spread is organized similarly to Rolling Stone but challenges stereotypes by not revealing the location of the person photographed. Overall, the student developed their own ideas while drawing from conventions of real magazines.
Evaluation
- The document describes an evaluation of a media product created by the student, which is a magazine, and how it uses or challenges conventions of real magazines.
- The student explains how their magazine follows conventions like including the magazine title, artist photos and names, but also develops some conventions like adding a review box to an interview.
- Areas for development are discussed, like including more detailed information to attract consumers rather than just band names.
Question 2
The student chose IPC Media as the institution to distribute their hip hop magazine because IPC is one of the largest media companies in the UK with experience in their genre. IPC's wide distribution would allow the magazine to reach a mass audience and potentially find success. While other options like Bauer Media were considered, IPC's lack of focus on a specific demographic matches the target audience of both males and females. The student believes IPC's promotion and experience in their genre could help the magazine succeed as a popular name.
AS Media Studies: Evaluation Question 5
The document summarizes the design elements used on the cover and inside pages of a rap music magazine to attract its target audience. Key elements include:
1) A bold red masthead with a graffiti-style font that instantly conveys the rap genre.
2) Striking layouts using red, black, and white fonts of varying sizes to draw attention to main features.
3) A cover model that directly addresses the reader with a serious yet calming look to intrigue and inspire them.
4) Consistent use of red, black, and white throughout to give the magazine a professional, stylish look appealing to its audience.
Question (4)
This document summarizes the target audience for a proposed indie pop music magazine. The magazine would target teenage girls and women interested in indie pop music. Research on similar magazines like NME showed this is an underserved audience segment. A questionnaire was administered to the target demographic to learn more about their music preferences, interests, and what they want in a magazine. The results helped shape aspects of the magazine like the feminine font, images of young women on the cover, and romantic music-focused content to specifically appeal to and attract this audience.
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- The document discusses the construction of a music magazine focused on R&B. The front cover features a young black male model in trendy clothing, following conventions of typical R&B magazines.
- The magazine represents social groups by including other races on inside pages to expand the target audience beyond just black people. The language is informal to appeal to teenage and young adult readers.
- Major media institutions like Time Inc. that distribute similar magazines would be good places to distribute the magazine for wide accessibility. The target audience is teenagers and young adults who would find the celebrity coverage and music interesting.
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The magazine represents the "Smart Urban" social group as it focuses on urban/R&B/hip hop music. Its lively colors represent this group's partying lifestyle.
Future PLC and Bauer are unlikely to distribute the magazine as their existing magazines have different genres. IPC Media may distribute it since they only have one music magazine, allowing them to branch out into another genre.
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The document discusses the creation of a rap magazine by the author. They analyzed several existing rap and music magazines to inform the design of their magazine, including the covers, double page spreads, and contents pages. They identified codes and conventions used in magazine design and sought to both utilize standard forms while also challenging conventions. The author produced a rap magazine that drew from the researched magazines but adapted elements to suit their target audience and brand.
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- Areas for development are discussed, like including more detailed information to attract consumers rather than just band names.
Question 2
The student chose IPC Media as the institution to distribute their hip hop magazine because IPC is one of the largest media companies in the UK with experience in their genre. IPC's wide distribution would allow the magazine to reach a mass audience and potentially find success. While other options like Bauer Media were considered, IPC's lack of focus on a specific demographic matches the target audience of both males and females. The student believes IPC's promotion and experience in their genre could help the magazine succeed as a popular name.
AS Media Studies: Evaluation Question 5
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Question (4)
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Kofi discusses how their media product both uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines. They incorporated some typical conventions like having a main artist photo on the cover and a double-page feature story. However, they also challenged conventions by experimenting with atypical layouts for the contents page. Overall, the product aimed to represent the hip-hop genre and social group while learning new skills in Photoshop and the magazine design process.
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Kofi discusses how their media product both uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines. They incorporated some typical conventions like having a main artist photo on the cover and a double-page feature story. However, they also challenged conventions by experimenting with layouts and incorporating styles from different music genres. Through the process, Kofi learned important skills in Photoshop and how to create a professional-looking magazine. They have grown from initial preliminary tasks and can now effectively design magazines targeted towards specific audiences.
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The student took several photos for the front cover and contents page of their magazine. For the front cover, they took photos in different poses and outfits to test which would work best. They selected a mid-shot photo on a plain white background for ease of editing. For the contents page, they wanted a photo that fit the theme and background. They tested multiple photos on Photoshop before selecting the final images. Through this process, the student learned photography skills like different angles, poses, and outfits to select photos suitable for their magazine pages.
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