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The document discusses changes made to the layout and design of a magazine feature article page. The feature image was changed to better fit the indie/folk music genre. Text was adjusted and emphasized using different fonts, sizes, and colors. Subheadings for additional articles were added using rectangle tools to create overlays and distinguish them visually. The editor's text was also added with styling consistent with the rest of the page to introduce the content.
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The double page spread uses a typical magazine layout with a striking image on the left and article text on the right. The image is an effective medium close-up that conveys the artist's attitude. The article uses conventions like a bold artist quote, columns, a drop cap, and leading sentences to introduce the piece. The spread also includes a caption for context and bleeds the image across both pages to emphasize it.
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cover page layout
This document appears to be a magazine cover with a main image, heading, and sticker with date and issue information. The cover lines advertise three different stories, including a feature on a band. A barcode is also present, along with copy about free prizes.
Media question 5
The document discusses ways that a magazine cover attracts its audience. It explains that the black sticker on the front cover stands out against the white background and catches readers' attention. The sticker promotes the magazine's coverage of "2017's hottest new bands" which intrigues readers. Additionally, the calm pose of the rock star on the cover makes him seem different from typical rock stars and prompts questions. The bold names and intriguing descriptions of artists under cover lines also pique interest without giving too much away. Free gifts and words like "exclusive" are used to suggest the magazine is rare and attract more viewers.
Media q 4
The magazine cover features a model dressed in clean, well-fitting clothes suggesting upper or middle class status, but with long, styled hair in various shades evoking rock culture. The model's pose challenges conventions by sitting calmly rather than posing aggressively as expected. The sharp, bolted font used for the band name "HIGH ROLLERS" is inspired by logos like AC/DC to convey a rock-like feel appealing to both middle and lower classes. The magazine cover aims to represent both respectable and rebellious styles to attract a wide audience.
Media q3
The document discusses choosing a distributor for a new music magazine. The author decides on Bauer Media Group as the distributor over Time Inc. UK. Bauer Media Group is seen as a better fit as they specialize more in music magazines, such as Kerrang and Mojo, rather than Time Inc. UK's focus on other genres. While competition with Bauer's other music titles is a concern, their large network across Europe could help boost the new magazine's popularity and recognition internationally. The author believes Bauer Media Group is the safest choice as a major, well-established publishing company.
Media q 2
The magazine is aimed at people ages 16-30, especially those in their mid-twenties, as rock music appeals most to teenagers and young adults who are often seen as rebellious. The color scheme of red, black, and white is commonly associated with rock bands and magazines. The image chosen for the double page spread depicts the subject in an aggressive, active pose to attract younger readers and create a rebellious feel while still providing a throwback to the guitar smashing of old rock stars. The cover features a more calm pose to appeal to slightly older adults. Overall, the color scheme and rebellious imagery aims to attract rock fans ages 14-35, especially those in the target 16-30 range.
Media q 1
The document discusses the design choices made for the cover and contents pages of a rock magazine. For the cover, red, white, and black colors were used along with a black and white image to create a retro rock feel. The image depicts a rock star with blonde hair and rebellious clothing. For the contents page, a retro font and layout with the artist's image on the left side was chosen. The double page spread features a confusing rock quote in a grunge font placed above an action image of the artist, reflecting conventions from other rock magazines.
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The document discusses choosing the best pull quote from several options to use in a double page spread. It provides five potential pull quote options about not wanting one's mistakes to negatively impact others' jobs or careers. No context is given about the source of the quotes.
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Francis final feedback
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Story board completion
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- Most respondents preferred this cover, citing that the background added context
- All respondents said it was clear which article was the main cover line versus feature articles
- Responses rated this cover highly, with an average score of 6.67 out of 10.
For the second magazine cover:
- More mixed responses on preference were reported
- Scores for this cover were slightly lower, averaging 6.33 out of 10.
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1. The document describes 58 shots for a film scene involving the character Ross Gibson.
2. The shots show Ross moving into a new house, meeting his neighbor Isabella, and being confronted by Isabella's father Frank who accuses Ross of wrongdoing.
3. That night, police arrive at Ross's house with flashing lights. Ross is then interrogated but claims his innocence. He then goes searching in the nearby forest with a flashlight, where he finds Isabella trapped in a cage and confronts the antagonist.
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Report on feedback on poster
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First filming day reflection
The group filmed test shots on January 22nd 2016 with costumes and props to experiment with different camera angles, shots, and scenes. They filmed various takes of the same scenes to choose from and evaluate what worked best in portraying emotions and atmosphere. Issues arose from the wet and rainy weather interfering with the camera lens. While one actor's costume was not appropriate for the intense ending scene, taking a few more shots of each scene could have provided better options and a more polished final product.
Camera angles that may be used in our trailer
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2) A crane up shot could be used to introduce Ross Gibson and convey his shy and unstable state in the new surroundings after prison to establish his character and overcome obstacles.
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