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This document provides brand guidelines for Liberty Kavanagh magazine. It discusses the following key points: 1) The color scheme uses orange prominently throughout to represent enthusiasm, happiness, and success. Orange was used on the cover, contents page, article titles, and gels/filters on images. 2) The tone of the magazine is meant to be slick and professional but also humorous to make the content fun and easy for readers to relate to. 3) The contents page uses consistent fonts of Durea Condensed for section titles and Calibri for summaries to look appealing and professional. Orange is also used consistently for recognition.
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Evaluation Q1
In what ways does your magazine use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Print screens
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Survey results analysis
The document analyzes the results of a survey conducted to help design a magazine. The highest scoring color scheme from the survey was black, white and gold. Most respondents preferred a casual writing style to make the magazine feel more personal. The front cover and feature articles were identified as most important to drawing readers in. While "Headlights" was a popular potential magazine name, the author may choose something more reflective of individualism. Simple fonts will be used for the bulk text and more interesting fonts for headlines. A mid-shot will be used for the front cover photograph with less popular shots inside. The feature photograph, masthead, and puffs were cited as most attractive to readers.
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Media question 1
The magazine title "SCRIPTED" was chosen to be catchy and memorable while also relating to music. The page layout is simple, clear, and easy to read with the title in the same place on each page. Photographs feature a model wearing indie-style clothing in a relaxed pose. Pictures are taken with a mid-shot straight-on angle to show both clothing and face. A simple, clear font is used to look good while remaining easy to read.
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Media question 1
The magazine title "SCRIPTED" was chosen to be catchy and memorable while also relating to music. The page layout is simple, clear, and easy to read with the title in the same place on each page. Photographs feature a model wearing indie-style clothing in a relaxed pose. Pictures are taken with a mid-shot straight-on angle to show both clothing and face. A simple, clear font is used to look good while remaining easy to read.
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The media product is a magazine called "Pop'ular" that targets teenage girls aged 9-15. The magazine challenges some conventions by using a slanted font for the title and only featuring female models, but otherwise follows conventions. It uses bright images, interviews pop artists, and discusses fashion to attract its target audience. The layout and content sections like interviews and pull quotes mimic a real music magazine. Overall the magazine develops conventions through its focus on pop music genre and young female audience.
Evaluation Q1
This document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It describes using conventions like a large central image of a recognizable artist and eye contact to connect with audiences. Color schemes and artists were chosen to suit the target genre and demographic. Some conventions like consistent branding were challenged to make the magazine more entertaining. Overall, the product develops conventions by tailoring aspects to audiences while also challenging things like house style to prevent things from being too bland.
Evaluation Q1
This document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It describes using conventions like a large central image of a recognizable artist and eye contact to connect with audiences. Color schemes and artists were chosen to suit the target genre and demographic. Some conventions like consistent branding were challenged to add variety and appeal to more readers. Overall, the product develops conventions by researching successful magazines but also challenges some to broaden appeal and entertainment.
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The layout of the magazine challenges conventions in some ways but follows conventions in others. The double page spread has a unique layout with many small images rather than the typical one large image. The contents page also challenges conventions with its two-color split design. However, the masthead conforms to expectations by being centered with large bold text. The front cover also adheres to conventions with its mid-shot portrait, masthead, subheadings and pull quotes. Overall the magazine both develops new designs while meeting expectations for typical magazine sections.
AS Media Evaluation
The magazine represents teenage girls aged 14-17 who enjoy music. It features interviews and stories that teenage girls can relate to, such as struggles with relationships, to portray a positive image rather than negative stereotypes. The magazine focuses on music, celebrities, festivals, and gossip to align with the interests of its target demographic. Images of female musicians and stories of success from humble beginnings aim to inspire readers.
Evaluation Question 1
1. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products? (i.e. of music magazines)
Evaluation 1
This document discusses the use of fonts, colors, mastheads, and images in magazines to develop or challenge conventions of real media products.
It describes choosing the Calibri font for its readability and simplicity. Burgundy, black, and white colors were used consistently, with some gold added to the double page spread.
The masthead "VOLUME" was chosen to reference music and R&B genres. It is located at the top in a bold sans-serif font, following conventions. Images on the front cover dress a male model in black clothes to reflect R&B style. Folded hands convey confidence. Conventions from magazines like Vibe and Billboard were both followed and developed upon in the design choices
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Article text
Bethany has been very busy promoting her new album "Mirrors" through music awards, photoshoots, and talk shows over the past 5 months since finishing recording. While the work is stressful, she loves being able to live out her dream of being a well-known artist. When asked for advice, Bethany tells aspiring artists to take every music opportunity, even small ones, to gain experience and practice. Her motto is to "keep moving forward," as setbacks don't define ability - following dreams leads to success if one doesn't give up or doubt themselves. Bethany's biggest inspirations are her parents, who supported her through failures and encouraged her to keep trying.
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Proposal
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- 2. COLOUR My colour scheme and the main house style colour I used to represent my magazine is the colour orange, which I kept very prominent throughout all the pages on my magazine. The front cover displayed this theme with a model on a black background with an orange gel being used over her face which I created during my photo-shoot. In addition I had the ‘ADDition’ printed in orange as well as some parts of my cover lines highlighting they are the most important parts. My contents page was very similar, having the same orange print in the title of ‘coNTENts’ and images with hints of an orange tone on them, created my gels or a filter on top. In addition all my main title text was printed in orange as well. Furthermore I carried on using the orange gels and colours onto my article pages additionally. I believe orange was a good colour to choose as it is uni-sex meaning it will appeal and attract to both genders, and has connotations of enthusiasm, happiness, creativity, attraction and success, which are all factors I was to portray on each of my pages therefore orange seemed to be a suitable and effective colour. Using it throughout my magazine was effective because it shows a consistency and makes my magazine reconcilable on a shelf because its so bright and vibrant.
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