Audience Feedback
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The document discusses how the author addressed their audience in their magazine project. They carefully planned the color scheme which included feminine colors like pink and purple to appeal to their mostly female target audience. They used a grid format to make the pages look full and structured in a way that would interest their audience. Photos were taken at the author's high school relating to an article and edited in Photoshop to balance the color scheme and add nostalgia appealing to the audience. Feedback indicated the color scheme, grid format, and relaxed photos of a model close in age to the audience were effective.
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The document discusses how the author addressed their audience in their magazine project. They carefully planned the color scheme which included feminine colors like pink and purple to appeal to their mostly female target audience. They used a grid format to make the pages look full and structured in a way that would interest their audience. Photos were taken at the author's high school relating to an article and carefully composed and some were edited in Photoshop to balance the color scheme and appeal to the target audience. Feedback indicated the color scheme, grid format, and photos were effective.
Audience Feedback
The document discusses how the author addressed their audience in their magazine project. They carefully planned the color scheme which included feminine colors like pink and purple to appeal to their mostly female target audience. They used a grid format to make the pages look full and structured in a way that would interest their audience. Photos were taken at the author's high school relating to an article and carefully composed and some were edited in Photoshop to balance the color scheme and appeal to the target audience. Feedback indicated the color scheme, grid format, and photos were effective.
Q1
The magazine cover uses conventions found in real media products by including a barcode and date, using bright colors and attention-grabbing words like "FREE" to attract audiences. The layout with blank space around the model is similar to covers researched. While incorporating influences like bright colors and related props, the cover does not challenge conventions as it has a similar audience and appearance to real media products researched.
Photo Shoot Plan
The photographer plans to shoot a female model in a park to promote their magazine. They want the photos to grab readers' attention while still allowing the textual information to be visible. No props will be used to keep the focus on the model. For emphasis, some photos will be monochrome while others will have color. They have briefed the model on the planned shots. A flash will be used since the photos will be taken when it is dark, or natural lighting may be used instead. For the cover photo, a plain background will be added digitally during editing. Dark makeup and clothing with bright lipstick and doc martins will be worn by the model.
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The magazine cover uses conventions found in real media products by including a barcode and date, using bright colors and attention-grabbing words like "FREE" to attract audiences. The layout with blank space around the model is similar to covers researched. While incorporating influences like bright colors and related props, the cover does not challenge conventions as it has a similar audience and appearance to real media products researched.
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The photographer plans to shoot a female model in a park to promote their magazine. They want the photos to grab readers' attention while still allowing the textual information to be visible. No props will be used to keep the focus on the model. For emphasis, some photos will be monochrome while others will have color. They have briefed the model on the planned shots. A flash will be used since the photos will be taken when it is dark, or natural lighting may be used instead. For the cover photo, a plain background will be added digitally during editing. Dark makeup and clothing with bright lipstick and doc martins will be worn by the model.
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The document discusses a student's print media product which is a magazine. It summarizes how the magazine uses conventions of real magazines in its layout and design. It represents teenage girls and the music genre of hip-hop. The magazine could be distributed in music stores, shops, or online to appeal to its target audience of 13-24 year olds interested in music. Through the process, the student learned skills with photography and design software.
1. initial plans(2)
This document contains a student's mood board project for creating a magazine. It includes four mood boards exploring images, colors, patterns, and fonts to inspire the overall style and theme. The student found photos on Google with similarities around dark colors, head shots placed off-center, and occasional pops of color. The color mood board showed the many shades of black, white and grey. The pattern board provided curvy and lined designs. The fonts will be handwritten styles. The mood boards influenced the student's vision and provided inspiration and resources for the final product.
1. initial plans(2) (1) finished
This document contains a student's mood board project for creating a magazine cover. It includes four mood boards exploring images, colors, patterns, and fonts that inspire the intended style. The student found monochrome and grungy photos on Google that influenced the theme. The color mood board showed the variety of shades in black, white and grey. Pattern images displayed curved and lined designs that could be used subtly. Font research focused on calligraphy styles. The mood boards provided inspiration for the magazine cover's visual elements and helped the student better understand design influences.
Media evaluation questions
- The document discusses the design process for a student-created music magazine aimed at older teenagers interested in rock and indie music.
- Key considerations included using fonts, colors, layouts, and positioning of images and text inspired by real magazines targeted at the same genre.
- The student took care to select cover and interior images, fonts, and colors that appropriately represented the intended rock/indie audience and helped catch readers' attention.
How did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses strategies used in designing a magazine to attract a target audience of teenagers interested in music. Key strategies included using informal language, unique fonts, relevant content like interviews and music charts, engaging images of musicians and a teenage model, and a large masthead. Audience research through questionnaires helped determine popular content and magazines to emulate. Feedback from test audiences on draft designs was incorporated, such as using a large skyline and single large image to draw readers in. The final design reflected these strategies and audience preferences to successfully target their interests.
7. evaluation [comp]
The document provides an evaluation of a production process. It summarizes research conducted, planning activities, time management strategies, and technical and aesthetic qualities of created products. Peer feedback was also received. The research involved annotating similar products and conducting surveys. Planning included mind mapping ideas. Time was spent utilizing software in class and completing other work at home. The technical qualities and audience appeal of a book cover, poster, and animated gif are described. Peer feedback noted the professional-looking book cover and unique character designs, but improvements could be made to readability and names. [/SUMMARY]
7. evaluation [comp]
The document provides an evaluation of a production process that included research, planning, time management, and technical and aesthetic qualities. Peer feedback on the projects was also summarized. The research phase identified key features for the products but was time consuming. Planning was aided by mind maps and style sheets. Completing tasks in Photoshop at college and finishing powerpoints at home helped with time management. Feedback noted the book cover looked professional but the "not a" text blended in. The poster had unique character designs but dull colors. The peer feedback summary agreed the cover was professional but fonts could be darker or clearer.
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