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The document provides an initial impression of a music magazine. It discusses how the magazine covers new songs and genres of music. The front cover suggests the magazine focuses on urban, hip hop, and R&B music based on recognizing artist names. The magazine appears to target males based on the masculine typography, language, and focus on a provocative image and mention of "rap beef".
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The document discusses how an alternative music magazine features and represents its cover artist through color, images, and font. Red/burgundy and black are used throughout to establish an alternative theme. A casual, relaxed image of the band is chosen to appeal to younger readers and make the magazine seem informal. Bold, bright colors and fonts are used on the cover to make the magazine stand out as different. Images throughout portray the band as laid back and effortlessly cool to inspire admiration from readers.
Evaluation question 5
The document describes how a hip hop magazine attracts and addresses its audience.
The front cover uses a graffiti font and border to appeal to readers interested in graffiti. It also uses the tagline "at the heart of rap and hip hop" to imply the magazine focuses on these genres. Images of iconic hip hop outfits and accessories also attract readers.
Inside, the content page uses slang in its title to make readers feel relaxed. Images of rappers in expensive clothes appeal to aspirational readers. Historic fonts represent the genres' association with crime.
A double page spread uses pull quotes and celebrity photos in different outfits to interest and connect readers to artists. Varied photo effects show the
Evaluation Question 5
For my AS Media Evaluation Question 5: How did you attract/address your audience?
With this slide, I explain the many features I created and the steps I made to create a relationship with my audience.
Question 2
My magazine represents people aged 13 and over through simple, readable content and detailed images of rappers and interviews. The colors white, purple, and red were used to attract a wide range of readers. The layout and structure were based on established rap magazines to appeal to an existing audience in the genre. Feedback indicated the magazine only represented black people and white people and appealed mainly to hipsters through stereotypical images.
Social group evaluation
The document discusses how a magazine represents various social groups in its target audience. The magazine targets middle-class 16-18 year old indie teenagers. While trying to represent both genders equally, the magazine seems to support typical male stereotypes more than female stereotypes through the characters and articles featured. The target audience would read the magazine to find information on their favorite bands and music, to feel part of a larger community through shared interests, and for entertainment and escapism from other responsibilities.
Task 4b and 5
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine focused on hip-hop and R&B. It summarizes the magazine Vibe as an inspiration for layout and style. The author analyzes potential publishers, determining Bauer Media would be a better choice than InterMedia Partners due to no direct competition with Vibe and Bauer's success with other music magazines. The new magazine will be called "Track" to reflect its hip-hop genre focus on artist "tracks".
Media evaluation question 1
The magazine represents particular social groups through the use of specific language, images, and design choices. Exclamation marks, a fun cover photo featuring graffiti, and inclusion of a Starbucks cup were intended to connect with college students. The range of humorous images in the contents page and youthful font and layout styles were chosen to appeal to the target demographic of 14-18 year olds.
Question 2
The document describes the research and design process for a new pop magazine targeted at teenage girls. It details conducting surveys of the target audience to understand their preferences, which found they wanted image-dominated layouts, affordable prices of £2-3, and content like reviews, gossip and features. The magazine was designed with bright colors, cover lines, freebies and competitions to attract readers and give them value. Colloquial language and second-person pronouns were used to make the content feel relatable. Social media accounts were also created to engage the audience.
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The document discusses how an alternative music magazine features and represents its cover artist through color, images, and font. Red/burgundy and black are used throughout to establish an alternative theme. A casual, relaxed image of the band is chosen to appeal to younger readers and make the magazine seem informal. Bold, bright colors and fonts are used on the cover to make the magazine stand out as different. Images throughout portray the band as laid back and effortlessly cool to inspire admiration from readers.
Evaluation question 5
The document describes how a hip hop magazine attracts and addresses its audience.
The front cover uses a graffiti font and border to appeal to readers interested in graffiti. It also uses the tagline "at the heart of rap and hip hop" to imply the magazine focuses on these genres. Images of iconic hip hop outfits and accessories also attract readers.
Inside, the content page uses slang in its title to make readers feel relaxed. Images of rappers in expensive clothes appeal to aspirational readers. Historic fonts represent the genres' association with crime.
A double page spread uses pull quotes and celebrity photos in different outfits to interest and connect readers to artists. Varied photo effects show the
Evaluation Question 5
For my AS Media Evaluation Question 5: How did you attract/address your audience?
With this slide, I explain the many features I created and the steps I made to create a relationship with my audience.
Question 2
My magazine represents people aged 13 and over through simple, readable content and detailed images of rappers and interviews. The colors white, purple, and red were used to attract a wide range of readers. The layout and structure were based on established rap magazines to appeal to an existing audience in the genre. Feedback indicated the magazine only represented black people and white people and appealed mainly to hipsters through stereotypical images.
Social group evaluation
The document discusses how a magazine represents various social groups in its target audience. The magazine targets middle-class 16-18 year old indie teenagers. While trying to represent both genders equally, the magazine seems to support typical male stereotypes more than female stereotypes through the characters and articles featured. The target audience would read the magazine to find information on their favorite bands and music, to feel part of a larger community through shared interests, and for entertainment and escapism from other responsibilities.
Task 4b and 5
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine focused on hip-hop and R&B. It summarizes the magazine Vibe as an inspiration for layout and style. The author analyzes potential publishers, determining Bauer Media would be a better choice than InterMedia Partners due to no direct competition with Vibe and Bauer's success with other music magazines. The new magazine will be called "Track" to reflect its hip-hop genre focus on artist "tracks".
Media evaluation question 1
The magazine represents particular social groups through the use of specific language, images, and design choices. Exclamation marks, a fun cover photo featuring graffiti, and inclusion of a Starbucks cup were intended to connect with college students. The range of humorous images in the contents page and youthful font and layout styles were chosen to appeal to the target demographic of 14-18 year olds.
Question 2
The document describes the research and design process for a new pop magazine targeted at teenage girls. It details conducting surveys of the target audience to understand their preferences, which found they wanted image-dominated layouts, affordable prices of £2-3, and content like reviews, gossip and features. The magazine was designed with bright colors, cover lines, freebies and competitions to attract readers and give them value. Colloquial language and second-person pronouns were used to make the content feel relatable. Social media accounts were also created to engage the audience.
Question-2
The document discusses research conducted to design a new pop magazine for teenage girls. It describes analyzing existing magazines, conducting a survey of the target audience online, and identifying key findings. Based on the research, the target audience wants a magazine with many images, affordable price, celebrity gossip, artist features and reviews, and free gifts. The document then discusses design elements incorporated into the magazine including bright colors, catchy cover lines, chances to win prizes, informal language, and use of social media to engage readers.
Evaluation new
The document discusses how a music magazine represents a social group that listens to R&B and rap music. It notes that this social group is often portrayed negatively in media as being poor, criminal, and stereotypically African. However, the majority of the social group are students who enjoy the music genre but do not follow the stereotypical lifestyles portrayed. The magazine aims to portray this social group in a more positive way by using sophisticated fonts, colors and layouts. It features fully-clothed models in natural settings and avoids negative stereotypes typically associated with the music genre.
Evaluation of magazine2
The document summarizes the author's evaluation of their magazine project. They looked at magazines like Vibe, XXL, and Rwdmag for inspiration on design conventions. The author challenged some conventions, like keeping the contents page minimal. They also challenged conventions of language usage, employing slang, puns, and informal interviews. The author aimed to represent hip hop culture through colors, poses, clothing, and language. They learned skills with cameras, Photoshop, and technologies through constructing the magazine project.
Question 5 media evaluation – attracting target audience.
The document outlines how the target audience of 16-19 year old white students who like R&B music was addressed in a magazine called "Word". Key elements that targeted this audience included using bold cover lines about hot R&B songs and winter fashion accessories. A free poster and low price of £2.99 were used to attract buyers. Images of white people and information on social media were included to match and engage the intended demographic.
Survey Results
The document discusses the results of a survey conducted to help design a new magazine. It found that the target audience should be ages 16-19, and include both male and female readers. The survey showed a preference for dubstep music among respondents from various backgrounds. However, dubstep may not be suitable for regular coverage in a magazine, unlike R&B music. The survey also provided insight into popular magazine sections like gossip and freebies, and attention-grabbing covers with celebrities that could be included. The price of the new magazine will be based on this market research.
Target audience
The target audience for the media product is people aged 16-35 from Europe and North America who enjoy urban music genres. Images of models dressed in oversized monochrome clothing against a black brick backdrop help attract this audience. Cover lines using catchy alliteration and promises of exclusive celebrity stories and insights also draw in the audience that is interested in learning more about the personal lives and tours of popular artists. Radio and television advertisements would be effective marketing campaigns to promote the magazine to its target demographic.
Task 4b and 5
The document discusses the author's plans for creating a new music magazine focused on hip-hop and R&B. The author has decided to research the magazine "VIBE" as a model to help inform their own magazine. While liking VIBE's style and layout, the author does not want to partner with its current publisher as it may take away from VIBE's sales. Instead, the author is considering Bauer Media as they have successfully published other music magazines in different genres. The author's new magazine will be called "Track" to reflect its focus on hip-hop music.
3
The document discusses how a magazine targeted its audience of middle-class girls aged 16-22 interested in music, fashion, and trends. Research found most readers were female aged 15-25 willing to spend a low price on magazines. The magazine represented this audience through color schemes, language, and images tailored to them, while also aiming to intrigue a wider range of readers. Color schemes evolved from initially bright to more sophisticated pastel tones to match the intended mature image. Writing used informal language and styles to create excitement and a conversational relationship between writers and younger readers.
Question 4
The target audience for the media product is both male and female, between the ages of 16-30, who enjoy R&B music. This challenges conventions of typical R&B magazines that focus more on black males. The intended audience is multicultural to represent all ethnicities that enjoy R&B music equally. They likely enjoy socializing, following trends, and shopping at designer brands.
4 b and 5
Billboard magazine covers various music genres including pop, R&B, rock, country, and others. The document discusses using Billboard as a model for a new music magazine. It notes that focusing on pop and R&B, like Billboard, would attract the target demographic. Publishing with a single-focus company rather than one with many magazines could provide more attention and resources. Billboard's success in attracting audiences would help in marketing the new magazine.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the design conventions of music magazine covers, specifically hip hop magazines. It analyzes the covers of XXL magazine to inform the design of the author's own music magazine cover. The author's cover follows conventions like central placement of the main image and masthead, and uses stylistic elements common in hip hop magazines like dark colors and clothing styles. It challenges some conventions by including a puff and having the artist clothed rather than topless. Overall the cover adheres closely to hip hop magazine conventions while incorporating some original elements.
Drafting
The document provides details on the style sheet, colors, fonts, and layout designs for a magazine targeted towards 16 to 25 year old girls. Pinks and purples will be used as the main colors to appeal to the target audience. Fonts like Calibri, Adobe Devanagari, and Letter Gothic STD are selected for the masthead, body text, and headlines. The cover, contents page, and double page spread designs are shown with inspiration taken from other magazines. Images, ads, articles, and posters will be included in the monthly magazine format.
Proposal
The document discusses creating a rock music magazine targeted at readers aged 27-37. The creator wants to design a magazine with clear layouts using a variety of images, fonts, and colors like those in Q Magazine. They plan to include both male and female models in a range of shots to make the pages visually interesting. Key details like page numbers and social media links will help readers engage more. Pull quotes and highlighting protagonist names are intended to draw readers in. The overall goal is to produce an entertaining magazine that readers will enjoy during travels.
Evaluation
The document discusses the development of a magazine layout and design. The author initially drew inspiration from "Top of the Pops" magazine but changed their layout based on "Mojo" magazine, modifying it to have a more feminine feel through colors and fonts. Pull quotes and variations in images of models, shots, costumes and locations were used to intrigue readers and attract different audiences. While targeting teenage girls, the author challenged conventions by using a more mature color scheme of black, white and pastels rather than bright pinks and purples, aiming to appeal to older teens.
Focus group analysis
The focus group found that images are the main draw for purchasing magazines. They noted that "Vibe" magazine is the most well-known rap magazine, aimed mainly at males. Sexual imagery is often used to attract readers. The group said they had never bought music magazines, preferring online content, suggesting print magazines are outdated. They were interested in artists like Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne and enjoyed interviews that created a personal connection. Magazines aimed at men often use women as sex objects or emphasize masculinity to appeal to readers. The focus group said they would only buy a magazine if it was affordable and reflected their interests in rap and society.
Presentation2
The document summarizes strategies for attracting the target audience of a music magazine. The target audience is described as young Christian males and females aged 16-19 with relatively low disposable incomes who value independence and trying new things. To engage this group, the magazine uses attractive colors like red and grey that are popular for rap/grime magazines. It also employs layouts similar to other popular music magazines. Cover lines and mentions of well-known artists are intended to draw in fans of those artists. The magazine aims to provide diversion and stress relief for its primarily student-aged readership.
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The document summarizes strategies for attracting the target audience of a music magazine. The target audience is described as young Christian males and females aged 16-19 with relatively low disposable incomes who value independence and trying new things. To engage this group, the magazine uses attractive colors like red and grey that research showed are popular for rap/grime magazines. It also emulates the layouts of successful magazines in its cover and contents page. Cover lines and mentions of popular artists are intended to draw in fans. The magazine aims to provide diversion and stress relief for its primarily student readership.
Evaluation2
The document discusses how a hip hop music magazine represents its target social group. The magazine targets young African American males aged 16-24 who listen to hip hop music. It represents this group through the mise-en-scene in photos featuring a model wearing stereotypical hip hop clothing like hoodies and gold accessories. It also represents the group through the use of slang language in interviews and articles, engaging readers who commonly use slang. Color choices like red and black connote danger and mystery, reflecting stereotypes about the social group.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the magazine would be male, aged 16-24, of African American race, living in urban areas, interested in hip hop music and new branded sneakers. They would likely be students or recent graduates attracted to articles about up-and-coming hip hop artists similar to themselves growing up in environments portrayed in hip hop songs.
Beib 4
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Evaluation of my music magazine
The document describes the process and skills learned by the author in creating a music magazine. It discusses using Adobe Photoshop to edit images, Adobe Illustrator to integrate images and text, and a digital camera. It also discusses organizing work and presenting it in a blog. The author learned new skills in photo manipulation and magazine conventions. Images were improved by editing them in grayscale, lighting and shadows. Layouts also improved by following a house style with fonts and colors. Initial research helped provide knowledge to make the magazine look more professional.
Questionnaire analysis
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire and focus group conducted to gather information about the target audience for a new music magazine. The questionnaire was completed by 20 women who listen to R&B and hip hop music and provided data on their reading habits, spending habits, favorite artists and topics for a music magazine. A focus group with 3 R&B fans discussed two existing magazine covers and provided feedback. Key findings from both efforts will inform decisions about pricing, cover design, featured artists and content for the new magazine.
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The document discusses research conducted to design a new pop magazine for teenage girls. It describes analyzing existing magazines, conducting a survey of the target audience online, and identifying key findings. Based on the research, the target audience wants a magazine with many images, affordable price, celebrity gossip, artist features and reviews, and free gifts. The document then discusses design elements incorporated into the magazine including bright colors, catchy cover lines, chances to win prizes, informal language, and use of social media to engage readers.
Evaluation new
The document discusses how a music magazine represents a social group that listens to R&B and rap music. It notes that this social group is often portrayed negatively in media as being poor, criminal, and stereotypically African. However, the majority of the social group are students who enjoy the music genre but do not follow the stereotypical lifestyles portrayed. The magazine aims to portray this social group in a more positive way by using sophisticated fonts, colors and layouts. It features fully-clothed models in natural settings and avoids negative stereotypes typically associated with the music genre.
Evaluation of magazine2
The document summarizes the author's evaluation of their magazine project. They looked at magazines like Vibe, XXL, and Rwdmag for inspiration on design conventions. The author challenged some conventions, like keeping the contents page minimal. They also challenged conventions of language usage, employing slang, puns, and informal interviews. The author aimed to represent hip hop culture through colors, poses, clothing, and language. They learned skills with cameras, Photoshop, and technologies through constructing the magazine project.
Question 5 media evaluation – attracting target audience.
The document outlines how the target audience of 16-19 year old white students who like R&B music was addressed in a magazine called "Word". Key elements that targeted this audience included using bold cover lines about hot R&B songs and winter fashion accessories. A free poster and low price of £2.99 were used to attract buyers. Images of white people and information on social media were included to match and engage the intended demographic.
Survey Results
The document discusses the results of a survey conducted to help design a new magazine. It found that the target audience should be ages 16-19, and include both male and female readers. The survey showed a preference for dubstep music among respondents from various backgrounds. However, dubstep may not be suitable for regular coverage in a magazine, unlike R&B music. The survey also provided insight into popular magazine sections like gossip and freebies, and attention-grabbing covers with celebrities that could be included. The price of the new magazine will be based on this market research.
Target audience
The target audience for the media product is people aged 16-35 from Europe and North America who enjoy urban music genres. Images of models dressed in oversized monochrome clothing against a black brick backdrop help attract this audience. Cover lines using catchy alliteration and promises of exclusive celebrity stories and insights also draw in the audience that is interested in learning more about the personal lives and tours of popular artists. Radio and television advertisements would be effective marketing campaigns to promote the magazine to its target demographic.
Task 4b and 5
The document discusses the author's plans for creating a new music magazine focused on hip-hop and R&B. The author has decided to research the magazine "VIBE" as a model to help inform their own magazine. While liking VIBE's style and layout, the author does not want to partner with its current publisher as it may take away from VIBE's sales. Instead, the author is considering Bauer Media as they have successfully published other music magazines in different genres. The author's new magazine will be called "Track" to reflect its focus on hip-hop music.
3
The document discusses how a magazine targeted its audience of middle-class girls aged 16-22 interested in music, fashion, and trends. Research found most readers were female aged 15-25 willing to spend a low price on magazines. The magazine represented this audience through color schemes, language, and images tailored to them, while also aiming to intrigue a wider range of readers. Color schemes evolved from initially bright to more sophisticated pastel tones to match the intended mature image. Writing used informal language and styles to create excitement and a conversational relationship between writers and younger readers.
Question 4
The target audience for the media product is both male and female, between the ages of 16-30, who enjoy R&B music. This challenges conventions of typical R&B magazines that focus more on black males. The intended audience is multicultural to represent all ethnicities that enjoy R&B music equally. They likely enjoy socializing, following trends, and shopping at designer brands.
4 b and 5
Billboard magazine covers various music genres including pop, R&B, rock, country, and others. The document discusses using Billboard as a model for a new music magazine. It notes that focusing on pop and R&B, like Billboard, would attract the target demographic. Publishing with a single-focus company rather than one with many magazines could provide more attention and resources. Billboard's success in attracting audiences would help in marketing the new magazine.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the design conventions of music magazine covers, specifically hip hop magazines. It analyzes the covers of XXL magazine to inform the design of the author's own music magazine cover. The author's cover follows conventions like central placement of the main image and masthead, and uses stylistic elements common in hip hop magazines like dark colors and clothing styles. It challenges some conventions by including a puff and having the artist clothed rather than topless. Overall the cover adheres closely to hip hop magazine conventions while incorporating some original elements.
Drafting
The document provides details on the style sheet, colors, fonts, and layout designs for a magazine targeted towards 16 to 25 year old girls. Pinks and purples will be used as the main colors to appeal to the target audience. Fonts like Calibri, Adobe Devanagari, and Letter Gothic STD are selected for the masthead, body text, and headlines. The cover, contents page, and double page spread designs are shown with inspiration taken from other magazines. Images, ads, articles, and posters will be included in the monthly magazine format.
Proposal
The document discusses creating a rock music magazine targeted at readers aged 27-37. The creator wants to design a magazine with clear layouts using a variety of images, fonts, and colors like those in Q Magazine. They plan to include both male and female models in a range of shots to make the pages visually interesting. Key details like page numbers and social media links will help readers engage more. Pull quotes and highlighting protagonist names are intended to draw readers in. The overall goal is to produce an entertaining magazine that readers will enjoy during travels.
Evaluation
The document discusses the development of a magazine layout and design. The author initially drew inspiration from "Top of the Pops" magazine but changed their layout based on "Mojo" magazine, modifying it to have a more feminine feel through colors and fonts. Pull quotes and variations in images of models, shots, costumes and locations were used to intrigue readers and attract different audiences. While targeting teenage girls, the author challenged conventions by using a more mature color scheme of black, white and pastels rather than bright pinks and purples, aiming to appeal to older teens.
Focus group analysis
The focus group found that images are the main draw for purchasing magazines. They noted that "Vibe" magazine is the most well-known rap magazine, aimed mainly at males. Sexual imagery is often used to attract readers. The group said they had never bought music magazines, preferring online content, suggesting print magazines are outdated. They were interested in artists like Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne and enjoyed interviews that created a personal connection. Magazines aimed at men often use women as sex objects or emphasize masculinity to appeal to readers. The focus group said they would only buy a magazine if it was affordable and reflected their interests in rap and society.
Presentation2
The document summarizes strategies for attracting the target audience of a music magazine. The target audience is described as young Christian males and females aged 16-19 with relatively low disposable incomes who value independence and trying new things. To engage this group, the magazine uses attractive colors like red and grey that are popular for rap/grime magazines. It also employs layouts similar to other popular music magazines. Cover lines and mentions of well-known artists are intended to draw in fans of those artists. The magazine aims to provide diversion and stress relief for its primarily student-aged readership.
Kjkj
The document summarizes strategies for attracting the target audience of a music magazine. The target audience is described as young Christian males and females aged 16-19 with relatively low disposable incomes who value independence and trying new things. To engage this group, the magazine uses attractive colors like red and grey that research showed are popular for rap/grime magazines. It also emulates the layouts of successful magazines in its cover and contents page. Cover lines and mentions of popular artists are intended to draw in fans. The magazine aims to provide diversion and stress relief for its primarily student readership.
Evaluation2
The document discusses how a hip hop music magazine represents its target social group. The magazine targets young African American males aged 16-24 who listen to hip hop music. It represents this group through the mise-en-scene in photos featuring a model wearing stereotypical hip hop clothing like hoodies and gold accessories. It also represents the group through the use of slang language in interviews and articles, engaging readers who commonly use slang. Color choices like red and black connote danger and mystery, reflecting stereotypes about the social group.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the magazine would be male, aged 16-24, of African American race, living in urban areas, interested in hip hop music and new branded sneakers. They would likely be students or recent graduates attracted to articles about up-and-coming hip hop artists similar to themselves growing up in environments portrayed in hip hop songs.
Beib 4
Pop magazines use exclusive stories, free posters, and articles about popular celebrities like Niall from One Direction to attract readers and boost sales. The magazines draw readers in with "special reports" on exclusive gossip that can only be found in the magazine. Free posters mentioned at the end of articles encourage readers to purchase the issue. Featuring well-known artists adds further appeal to the target audience of young girls.
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Lucy Twyman created a punk rock magazine called "CORRUPT" for a class project. She researched conventions from magazines like Kerrang! to make her magazine recognizable as a punk genre magazine, while also challenging some conventions. She used brighter colors on the cover than typical magazines to attract readers while still fitting the punk genre. Her photography and layouts on the inside pages were also influenced by conventions from magazines she researched but challenged in ways to better appeal to her target audience of 15-18 year old females interested in punk rock music.
My evaluation
- My magazine targets a late teen to early twenties audience of any gender. It aims to attract both male and female readers through a gender-neutral color scheme and mix of male and female artists featured.
- The magazine follows conventions of other music magazines in its layout and design. It uses columns, images, and puffs/pull quotes to showcase artists and grab readers' attention.
- As a chart music magazine covering popular artists, it would be well-suited to distribution by an institution like the BBC, which could promote it through radio stations to reach a wide audience.
My evaluation
This document evaluates Karis Hays' final media product, which is a music magazine. It discusses various aspects of the magazine's design and how it uses conventions of real music magazines. It describes the masthead, color scheme, fonts, and layout used throughout the magazine. It also discusses the target audience, how the magazine represents social groups, and what media institution might distribute it. Overall, the evaluation shows how the magazine challenges conventions by using a gender-neutral design and lower price point to attract a wide audience.
My evaluation
Karis Hays evaluated her media product, a music magazine. She discussed how her magazine used conventions of real magazines through its masthead design, consistent colors, and fonts. She modeled her magazine after publications like Q and NME. Karis also addressed representing social groups, her target audience of teens and young adults, and how she attracted readers through promotional techniques and an affordable price. She learned new technologies like InDesign, Photoshop, and SurveyMonkey in creating her magazine.
Evaluation: Question 1
The document discusses the design and layout of a Pop magazine created by the author. It summarizes:
- The masthead font and color scheme were chosen to convey an informal, youthful style suitable for a Pop genre magazine. Images make up most of the layout to engage readers.
- The $2 price point, placement of the barcode, and styles/poses of models in photos were designed with the target 16-23 year old audience in mind based on research of existing magazines.
- Consistent use of pink, blue, and white throughout the magazine along with smiling, fashionable photos aim to portray happiness and self-pride fitting the Pop genre. The magazine replicates conventions of popular magazines to appeal
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- 2. my initial impression of a music magazine is it is created to show new songs and genre of music, however there is much more than that inside… DON’T BE LIMITED BY UR IMAGINATION !!!
- 3. My Magazine is called My first impression of the front cover is that te genre of the mag is ‘urban, hip hop and rnb’ as I recognise artists names . It appears to be more maculine due to the typography and form of language used.
- 4. • Red- represents power and boldness, a colour often favoured by males • Black –stands out , makes a point . Highlight serious information • White background- which allows the information to stand out from the page
- 5. • I think vibe magazine is aimed at males, because the main image on the front cover is a women in a provocative pose (sensationalism) • it also says ‘rap beef’ which is slang for fights, and that seems to appeal to males as that is more of a masculine trait. • The colours used are also masculine colours, the form of language is informal, aimed at average people
- 6. the magazine is filled with stories like number one artist, charts , all city summer guide and ect. However the main stories is “beyonce strips down.. B like you’ve never seen her” This makes it evident that the magazine is appealing to because they are more interested in sensationalism
- 7. • The language is informal, and speaks using words from and urban dictionary.. For example “beef” this is slang for fight.
- 8. Ive chosen to analyse a printbase verison of vibe magazine. As I prefer it to the online version as I feel it contains too much content and information on one page, which could possible cause confusion and frustrated. As I would not know what articles to click on. I rather purchase a printbase version as you get a “healthy” dose of info monthly, plus the value of the mag is much more sentementle to me. In my further independent evaluation of both the pro’s and con’s of printbase to online, I still prefer a physical copy.