This document analyzes magazine covers for different music genres: pop, rock, and classical.
For the pop magazine cover, the analysis notes that the bright pink masthead and Justin Bieber image are intended to attract teenage girls. Additional cover lines around the page also aim to grab attention.
Regarding the rock magazine, the analysis explains that the "Classic Rock" masthead, bold font, and mention of classic artists in cover lines connect it to the genre. A free CD offer and Guns N' Roses article are also meant to entice readers.
Finally, for the classical magazine, the stylized "music" masthead, natural color scheme, and focus on a violinist in the main image
The document discusses music magazines, including what content and images would be expected in a music magazine and general characteristics of music magazine covers. It notes that music magazines contain information about artists and genres of music through articles, interviews and images. Magazine covers typically feature a large masthead, images of relevant artists, and coverlines related to the main image and genre. Key features like the masthead and images are important for branding and appealing to the target audience. The document uses an example of Top Of The Pops magazine to illustrate a pop music magazine aimed at young, pre-teen girls based on its color scheme, fonts, language and focus on pop artists.
- The magazine is aimed at a target audience of 16-18 year old boys and girls who are interested in rock music.
- The informal question and answer format and bright, playful colors and contrasts are designed to appeal to younger readers with limited vocabulary who prefer quick-fire questions over long discussions.
- While the magazine has a specific focus on rock music, the clothing worn by the models and choice of neutral colors means it does not have a gender bias.
The document discusses the results of a survey about preferences for a rock music magazine. The key points are:
- The target audience is mainly 16-18 year olds, so the magazine will focus on bands and designs appealing to younger people.
- Although most respondents were female, the typical reader of a rock magazine is male, so the magazine will have a male-oriented style.
- Indie rock is the most popular genre, but other rock genres will also be covered to attract a wider audience.
- Dark colors were preferred for the magazine design despite more female respondents, to match the genre of rock music.
The document summarizes how the author attracted and addressed their audience through font, photography, color scheme, and page layout in their rock music magazine. For the title font, they chose a fiery red font to convey a rock feel. Photos on the cover featured an indie model to attract indie fans, while interior photos used a dark, isolated style to appeal to fans of heavier rock. Bright colors and contrast were used throughout to draw the eye, with red and grey representing softer rock and black/red representing darker rock. The simple, straightforward layout in thirds made information easy to digest for the target teenage audience.
Jack connell preliminary planning & researchNick Crafts
This document provides details about a student's preliminary tasks and planning for a music magazine project. It includes step-by-step descriptions of creating a front cover and contents page layout. It also includes research on the rock music genre market and target audiences for established music magazines Q and Kerrang. The unique selling points are identified as exclusive content and featuring popular artists. The publisher Bauer Media aims to connect deeply with readers through music-focused content.
This document analyzes magazine covers for different music genres: pop, rock, and classical.
For the pop magazine cover, the analysis notes that the bright pink masthead and Justin Bieber image are intended to attract teenage girls. Additional cover lines around the page also aim to grab attention.
Regarding the rock magazine, the analysis explains that the "Classic Rock" masthead, bold font, and mention of classic artists in cover lines connect it to the genre. A free CD offer and Guns N' Roses article are also meant to entice readers.
Finally, for the classical magazine, the stylized "music" masthead, natural color scheme, and focus on a violinist in the main image
The document discusses music magazines, including what content and images would be expected in a music magazine and general characteristics of music magazine covers. It notes that music magazines contain information about artists and genres of music through articles, interviews and images. Magazine covers typically feature a large masthead, images of relevant artists, and coverlines related to the main image and genre. Key features like the masthead and images are important for branding and appealing to the target audience. The document uses an example of Top Of The Pops magazine to illustrate a pop music magazine aimed at young, pre-teen girls based on its color scheme, fonts, language and focus on pop artists.
- The magazine is aimed at a target audience of 16-18 year old boys and girls who are interested in rock music.
- The informal question and answer format and bright, playful colors and contrasts are designed to appeal to younger readers with limited vocabulary who prefer quick-fire questions over long discussions.
- While the magazine has a specific focus on rock music, the clothing worn by the models and choice of neutral colors means it does not have a gender bias.
The document discusses the results of a survey about preferences for a rock music magazine. The key points are:
- The target audience is mainly 16-18 year olds, so the magazine will focus on bands and designs appealing to younger people.
- Although most respondents were female, the typical reader of a rock magazine is male, so the magazine will have a male-oriented style.
- Indie rock is the most popular genre, but other rock genres will also be covered to attract a wider audience.
- Dark colors were preferred for the magazine design despite more female respondents, to match the genre of rock music.
The document summarizes how the author attracted and addressed their audience through font, photography, color scheme, and page layout in their rock music magazine. For the title font, they chose a fiery red font to convey a rock feel. Photos on the cover featured an indie model to attract indie fans, while interior photos used a dark, isolated style to appeal to fans of heavier rock. Bright colors and contrast were used throughout to draw the eye, with red and grey representing softer rock and black/red representing darker rock. The simple, straightforward layout in thirds made information easy to digest for the target teenage audience.
Jack connell preliminary planning & researchNick Crafts
This document provides details about a student's preliminary tasks and planning for a music magazine project. It includes step-by-step descriptions of creating a front cover and contents page layout. It also includes research on the rock music genre market and target audiences for established music magazines Q and Kerrang. The unique selling points are identified as exclusive content and featuring popular artists. The publisher Bauer Media aims to connect deeply with readers through music-focused content.
This document summarizes and analyzes several issues of an indie music magazine. The first issue has a serious style that matches the music it features. While scattered, its unconventional layout presents it as a non-mainstream publication. The somber color scheme fits the neutral indie scene. The second issue has a retro look from its dirty whites and bold text. Intriguing sell lines like "ding dong round 2" engage readers. The contents page informally features key artists and events in short previews. A double-page spread effectively pairs an intriguing band photo with an introductory description. The band member positioning from most to least recognizable is analyzed in one photo.
This document summarizes and compares the styles of three music magazines: Kerrang, RockSound, and Classic Rock.
1) Kerrang and RockSound feature colorful studio backgrounds in photos on the covers, with minimal props to draw attention to the subjects. Classic Rock uses black and white photos with one accent color.
2) The magazines' logos are prominently displayed in distinctive fonts and colors related to their brands. Not all letters need to be visible for recognition.
3) Contents pages include multiple artist/band photos to entice readers. Formats are consistent with covers in color schemes and fonts.
4) Double page spreads focus on stories/photos but use large images and titles to draw
The document analyzes features of magazine covers and contents pages. It discusses elements like mastheads, images, pull quotes, and language. For a magazine cover, it describes the large central image, red masthead, and pull line meant to entice readers. Magazine contents pages showcase artists through medium shots and use informal language for a younger demographic. A double page spread features a distressed image of David Bowie meant to emphasize the regretful tone of the article about a dark time in his life.
The document discusses genre research for an indie rock music magazine. It notes that indie rock magazines typically use low-key lighting and earthy colors to create a somber effect. The lighting highlights the faces of artists to show their importance against a white or creamy background. Clothing in indie magazines looks worn and old, with band members having straight faces and peculiar hair. Settings are often low budget locations like back streets or rundown places to create a sense of mystery. The target audience for indie rock is typically late teens and early twenties. Fonts used are usually sharp looking to appear stern rather than bubbly.
The document describes the creation of a classic rock magazine, taking inspiration from Mojo magazine in particular. Key details include using a black and white image on the front cover to resemble other magazines, and placing a single dominant image in the center. The contents page includes subheadings from other magazines and a single dominant image. The four-column article layout also draws from Rolling Stone magazine. Overall the magazine aims to resemble real publications through its design conventions and targeting of an older male audience interested in classic rock bands.
The document analyzes the cover of the magazine "Classic Rock". It summarizes the different elements of the cover and how they are used to appeal to audiences. These elements include the masthead at the top, the main image featuring Johnny Depp, Joe Perry and Alice Cooper, sublines providing information about articles, and the names of other artists to attract a wide audience. The color scheme and catchy headlines are also described as techniques to engage readers and promote sales.
This magazine cover features an extreme close-up of an artist in a creamy white costume against a matching background, with bold black text and a red title in a slick font. The magazine contents page shows the different sections in a dull white color matching the cover and follows an indie magazine trend. A double page spread uses earthy colors and simple, cool costumes in low key lighting with band members staring deeply to reflect on themselves and draw the reader in.
The document discusses font style options for the masthead of a magazine called "Undiscovered" focused on rock music. Several fonts are considered, including "Rock it" and "84 Rock!". Ultimately, "84 Rock!" is selected for its bold, capital letters in a scruffy style that conveys an imperfect look suiting the stereotypical rock music reader. The masthead with this font will be placed at the top of the front cover in black font on a complimentary colored background.
The document discusses the key elements of a rap music magazine cover, including:
1. Choosing rap music as the genre due to its popularity and distinct style.
2. Common iconography on rap magazine covers including baseball caps, jewelry, and baggy clothing.
3. Using a color palette of black, white, and a brighter accent color like red, with large bold fonts in capital letters.
4. Featuring a well-known celebrity as the main image, dressed appropriately in dark colors consistent with the theme.
Here are some key points about the target audience for a David Bowie magazine:
- The target age range is 40-70 years old, as this was the generation that grew up with Bowie in his prime in the 1960s-1980s.
- The target gender is primarily male, as Bowie was an iconic male role model for men of that era, though many women appreciated his music as well.
- Psychographically, the target reader sees themselves as non-conforming and avant-garde, drawn to Bowie's bohemian style and promotion of recycling/environmentalism before it was mainstream.
- In terms of social status, the target reader would have been working class or "belong
This magazine targets 18-25 year olds and focuses on house music genres. The masthead uses informal bold lowercase letters suggesting an informal style. The color scheme of white, black, and yellow are bright colors associated with house music. The main image on the cover is of a young man covered in colored powder, supporting the fun nature of house music. Lead articles and cover lines aim to attract the target audience with topics like music festivals.
The document outlines plans for a magazine focused on rock music. It proposes the magazine be called "Volume" and cost £4.25 monthly. It would feature in-depth articles and interviews on rock artists, as well as news, competitions, and top lists. The style would use red, black, and white colors associated with rock. Sample front covers and contents pages are displayed drawing from other music magazines.
Question 2 powerpoint for media evaluationchristinechick
The document discusses how a media product represents the social group of rock stars. Photos in the magazine portray the people as dressed casually in band t-shirts and jeans, posing with guitars to look passionate about music. Locations are casual places like brick walls that communicate the laid back nature of rock stars. While mostly supporting stereotypes of rock stars, the representation is somewhat challenging by using a less outrageous front cover without slang, appealing to a wider audience.
The document is a photo-shoot plan for a magazine called UNKNWN that focuses on indie and lesser known artists. The photographer will take mid-angle shots of a male model holding a guitar in a plaid shirt and ripped jeans to portray the magazine's edgy rock style. Lighting will be low-key and effects may be added later to enhance the pictures. The goal is to find new, exciting bands for readers and promote unknown artists.
Codes and conventions of a music magazine contents (2)jasmineharding
The document discusses the typical layout and features of a magazine contents page. It explains that the word "contents" is usually in large, bold letters at the top of the page to stand out. The main image is typically of the artist featured on the cover. Additional images of other artists are sometimes included to attract a wider audience. Page numbers are bold and aligned for easy navigation to articles. The date and color scheme usually match the cover to reinforce the issue identity.
This magazine cover targets rock music fans. The large header says "rock" and features bright colors to attract readers. It promotes articles on popular rock bands like 5 Seconds of Summer and Black Veil Brides to draw in their fans. Buzzwords and "exclusive" stories aim to position the magazine as the primary source of news on these bands.
This document provides details on the design and content of a proposed magazine aimed at younger rock music fans. It describes the cover featuring a confident guitarist to attract interest. The contents page includes stories on classic rock bands and upcoming concerts. A double-page feature profiles a teenage rock band through photos and quotes to engage younger readers. Throughout, the magazine's design uses guitar silhouettes and color schemes inspired by other rock publications to appeal to its target audience.
Research Task 3a: Front Cover Kerrang Analysisasmediae15
The document summarizes and analyzes the design elements of a magazine cover. It notes that the masthead uses bold white text against a red/black background to stand out. Celebrity images and coverlines about popular rock bands and musicians are used to attract the target audience of males aged 20-30 interested in rock music. Text colors, fonts, and band/artist names featured are meant to appeal to this demographic and encourage readers to learn more by purchasing the magazine.
The magazine cover features the band Kasabian. The main image shows two band members in plain black and white costumes, suggesting a male target audience. The large central headline "The band of 2014 plot world domination" promotes Kasabian taking over globally. Secondary articles profile popular bands Catfish & The Bottlemen and up-and-coming band White Lung to attract different readers. Key details like the masthead, date, and barcode are conventionally placed. The plain grey background allows the image to stand out clearly. Overall the cover aims to appeal to indie rock fans, particularly males, by profiling a successful band and teasing additional content inside.
This document analyzes design elements across magazine spreads and articles to attract target audiences. Recurring techniques include using large, recognizable photos of artists; minimal text with band/artist names to pique interest; and color schemes and imagery to set specific tones that appeal to rock, pop or other music fans. Layouts are crafted to guide the eye across pages through placement of images and text in the left 1/3rd of spreads per design conventions.
The document analyzes several magazine covers and contents pages. The covers use recognizable artist images and lists of featured bands to attract readers. Colorful mastheads and headers grab attention. Contents pages organize articles by genre and include band indexes, advertisements, and teasers to entice reading. Double page spreads balance images and text to review albums and preview upcoming music. House styles and layout conventions create cohesive, reader-friendly designs across the publications.
The document analyzes several magazine covers and contents pages. The covers use recognizable artist images and lists of featured bands to attract readers interested in those artists. Prominent mastheads, cover lines, and barcodes follow industry conventions. Contents pages organize articles by genre and include band indexes, advertisements, and editor notes to guide readers. Double page spreads balance articles and images while employing the magazines' color schemes and informal design.
This document summarizes and analyzes several issues of an indie music magazine. The first issue has a serious style that matches the music it features. While scattered, its unconventional layout presents it as a non-mainstream publication. The somber color scheme fits the neutral indie scene. The second issue has a retro look from its dirty whites and bold text. Intriguing sell lines like "ding dong round 2" engage readers. The contents page informally features key artists and events in short previews. A double-page spread effectively pairs an intriguing band photo with an introductory description. The band member positioning from most to least recognizable is analyzed in one photo.
This document summarizes and compares the styles of three music magazines: Kerrang, RockSound, and Classic Rock.
1) Kerrang and RockSound feature colorful studio backgrounds in photos on the covers, with minimal props to draw attention to the subjects. Classic Rock uses black and white photos with one accent color.
2) The magazines' logos are prominently displayed in distinctive fonts and colors related to their brands. Not all letters need to be visible for recognition.
3) Contents pages include multiple artist/band photos to entice readers. Formats are consistent with covers in color schemes and fonts.
4) Double page spreads focus on stories/photos but use large images and titles to draw
The document analyzes features of magazine covers and contents pages. It discusses elements like mastheads, images, pull quotes, and language. For a magazine cover, it describes the large central image, red masthead, and pull line meant to entice readers. Magazine contents pages showcase artists through medium shots and use informal language for a younger demographic. A double page spread features a distressed image of David Bowie meant to emphasize the regretful tone of the article about a dark time in his life.
The document discusses genre research for an indie rock music magazine. It notes that indie rock magazines typically use low-key lighting and earthy colors to create a somber effect. The lighting highlights the faces of artists to show their importance against a white or creamy background. Clothing in indie magazines looks worn and old, with band members having straight faces and peculiar hair. Settings are often low budget locations like back streets or rundown places to create a sense of mystery. The target audience for indie rock is typically late teens and early twenties. Fonts used are usually sharp looking to appear stern rather than bubbly.
The document describes the creation of a classic rock magazine, taking inspiration from Mojo magazine in particular. Key details include using a black and white image on the front cover to resemble other magazines, and placing a single dominant image in the center. The contents page includes subheadings from other magazines and a single dominant image. The four-column article layout also draws from Rolling Stone magazine. Overall the magazine aims to resemble real publications through its design conventions and targeting of an older male audience interested in classic rock bands.
The document analyzes the cover of the magazine "Classic Rock". It summarizes the different elements of the cover and how they are used to appeal to audiences. These elements include the masthead at the top, the main image featuring Johnny Depp, Joe Perry and Alice Cooper, sublines providing information about articles, and the names of other artists to attract a wide audience. The color scheme and catchy headlines are also described as techniques to engage readers and promote sales.
This magazine cover features an extreme close-up of an artist in a creamy white costume against a matching background, with bold black text and a red title in a slick font. The magazine contents page shows the different sections in a dull white color matching the cover and follows an indie magazine trend. A double page spread uses earthy colors and simple, cool costumes in low key lighting with band members staring deeply to reflect on themselves and draw the reader in.
The document discusses font style options for the masthead of a magazine called "Undiscovered" focused on rock music. Several fonts are considered, including "Rock it" and "84 Rock!". Ultimately, "84 Rock!" is selected for its bold, capital letters in a scruffy style that conveys an imperfect look suiting the stereotypical rock music reader. The masthead with this font will be placed at the top of the front cover in black font on a complimentary colored background.
The document discusses the key elements of a rap music magazine cover, including:
1. Choosing rap music as the genre due to its popularity and distinct style.
2. Common iconography on rap magazine covers including baseball caps, jewelry, and baggy clothing.
3. Using a color palette of black, white, and a brighter accent color like red, with large bold fonts in capital letters.
4. Featuring a well-known celebrity as the main image, dressed appropriately in dark colors consistent with the theme.
Here are some key points about the target audience for a David Bowie magazine:
- The target age range is 40-70 years old, as this was the generation that grew up with Bowie in his prime in the 1960s-1980s.
- The target gender is primarily male, as Bowie was an iconic male role model for men of that era, though many women appreciated his music as well.
- Psychographically, the target reader sees themselves as non-conforming and avant-garde, drawn to Bowie's bohemian style and promotion of recycling/environmentalism before it was mainstream.
- In terms of social status, the target reader would have been working class or "belong
This magazine targets 18-25 year olds and focuses on house music genres. The masthead uses informal bold lowercase letters suggesting an informal style. The color scheme of white, black, and yellow are bright colors associated with house music. The main image on the cover is of a young man covered in colored powder, supporting the fun nature of house music. Lead articles and cover lines aim to attract the target audience with topics like music festivals.
The document outlines plans for a magazine focused on rock music. It proposes the magazine be called "Volume" and cost £4.25 monthly. It would feature in-depth articles and interviews on rock artists, as well as news, competitions, and top lists. The style would use red, black, and white colors associated with rock. Sample front covers and contents pages are displayed drawing from other music magazines.
Question 2 powerpoint for media evaluationchristinechick
The document discusses how a media product represents the social group of rock stars. Photos in the magazine portray the people as dressed casually in band t-shirts and jeans, posing with guitars to look passionate about music. Locations are casual places like brick walls that communicate the laid back nature of rock stars. While mostly supporting stereotypes of rock stars, the representation is somewhat challenging by using a less outrageous front cover without slang, appealing to a wider audience.
The document is a photo-shoot plan for a magazine called UNKNWN that focuses on indie and lesser known artists. The photographer will take mid-angle shots of a male model holding a guitar in a plaid shirt and ripped jeans to portray the magazine's edgy rock style. Lighting will be low-key and effects may be added later to enhance the pictures. The goal is to find new, exciting bands for readers and promote unknown artists.
Codes and conventions of a music magazine contents (2)jasmineharding
The document discusses the typical layout and features of a magazine contents page. It explains that the word "contents" is usually in large, bold letters at the top of the page to stand out. The main image is typically of the artist featured on the cover. Additional images of other artists are sometimes included to attract a wider audience. Page numbers are bold and aligned for easy navigation to articles. The date and color scheme usually match the cover to reinforce the issue identity.
This magazine cover targets rock music fans. The large header says "rock" and features bright colors to attract readers. It promotes articles on popular rock bands like 5 Seconds of Summer and Black Veil Brides to draw in their fans. Buzzwords and "exclusive" stories aim to position the magazine as the primary source of news on these bands.
This document provides details on the design and content of a proposed magazine aimed at younger rock music fans. It describes the cover featuring a confident guitarist to attract interest. The contents page includes stories on classic rock bands and upcoming concerts. A double-page feature profiles a teenage rock band through photos and quotes to engage younger readers. Throughout, the magazine's design uses guitar silhouettes and color schemes inspired by other rock publications to appeal to its target audience.
Research Task 3a: Front Cover Kerrang Analysisasmediae15
The document summarizes and analyzes the design elements of a magazine cover. It notes that the masthead uses bold white text against a red/black background to stand out. Celebrity images and coverlines about popular rock bands and musicians are used to attract the target audience of males aged 20-30 interested in rock music. Text colors, fonts, and band/artist names featured are meant to appeal to this demographic and encourage readers to learn more by purchasing the magazine.
The magazine cover features the band Kasabian. The main image shows two band members in plain black and white costumes, suggesting a male target audience. The large central headline "The band of 2014 plot world domination" promotes Kasabian taking over globally. Secondary articles profile popular bands Catfish & The Bottlemen and up-and-coming band White Lung to attract different readers. Key details like the masthead, date, and barcode are conventionally placed. The plain grey background allows the image to stand out clearly. Overall the cover aims to appeal to indie rock fans, particularly males, by profiling a successful band and teasing additional content inside.
This document analyzes design elements across magazine spreads and articles to attract target audiences. Recurring techniques include using large, recognizable photos of artists; minimal text with band/artist names to pique interest; and color schemes and imagery to set specific tones that appeal to rock, pop or other music fans. Layouts are crafted to guide the eye across pages through placement of images and text in the left 1/3rd of spreads per design conventions.
The document analyzes several magazine covers and contents pages. The covers use recognizable artist images and lists of featured bands to attract readers. Colorful mastheads and headers grab attention. Contents pages organize articles by genre and include band indexes, advertisements, and teasers to entice reading. Double page spreads balance images and text to review albums and preview upcoming music. House styles and layout conventions create cohesive, reader-friendly designs across the publications.
The document analyzes several magazine covers and contents pages. The covers use recognizable artist images and lists of featured bands to attract readers interested in those artists. Prominent mastheads, cover lines, and barcodes follow industry conventions. Contents pages organize articles by genre and include band indexes, advertisements, and editor notes to guide readers. Double page spreads balance articles and images while employing the magazines' color schemes and informal design.
The Kerrang magazine cover uses distinctive design elements to attract rock music fans. The smashed glass font of the masthead is instantly recognizable and represents the wild image of rock music. The cover photo features a band giving direct address with diverse emotional expressions to seem relatable to different fans. As popular figures in rock, the band members cover part of the masthead and are the main attraction of the issue. The large centered headline promotes the featured band in contrasting color to stand out. Minimal cover lines employ images to seem less text-heavy while still promoting content.
This document provides details about the content and design of music magazines to attract readers. It describes the use of images, colors, interviews and articles about popular bands to lure buyers. Reviews of albums and concerts help readers decide what to see. Subscription offers and chances to win prizes also entice people to purchase issues. The layout features band articles, reviewer sections, and editor comments to inform readers about new music and events each week.
This document analyzes how a rap magazine targets its audience through the use of language, images, and design elements. It discusses three key ways the magazine appeals to its target demographic:
1) The cover uses slang language related to rap music to connect with its young, urban audience. Phrases like "Smoke Sumthin'" signal that the magazine's content will relate to its readers.
2) The cover model is a famous rap artist that will attract fans and intrigue others to learn more. The model's pose signifies attitudes associated with rap and possible gang affiliations.
3) Rap-related props on the cover, like a gold chain, associate the artist with wealth and signify themes commonly found
This document discusses several rock music magazine double page spreads (DPS), analyzing their layout, design, and use of images and colors to appeal to audiences. Key points made include:
- DPS feature well-known bands to attract mainstream audiences and increase sales. Photos are configured to identify band leaders and styles suit genres like heavy metal.
- Dark colors, violence themes, and aged backgrounds portray bands as mysterious and appeal to older rock audiences. Facial tattoos also suit some genres.
- Recognizable bands and catchy titles draw readers' attention. Stereotypical rock styles and defiance themes create a sense of rebellion.
- Configurations identify band leaders. Coordinated colors
This document summarizes a magazine article about country music artist Trace Adkins. The main image takes up a full page and shows Adkins wearing a cowboy hat, a symbol of country music. At the top it says "fan exclusive," appealing to readers by making them feel special. Throughout the article there is a consistent green and white color scheme reflecting the calming nature of country music. The masthead font is blurred and words faded, suggesting Adkins' long career while the white text represents the purity and future of his music.
The document discusses the design and layout of several music magazines, including Billboard, NME, Kerrang, Q Magazine, and Rolling Stone. It analyzes elements like the use of photographs, colors, font, and organization of content to understand how each magazine conveys its brand and targets a specific audience. Key points made include that Billboard appears neat and consistent across issues to appeal to teenagers and young adults, while NME uses bolder graphics and styles to engage punk fans. The layouts aim to guide readers efficiently to find content while reflecting the magazine's musical genre through visual cues.
This magazine front cover follows standard conventions:
1) The masthead is in the top left, the main image is in the center, and sell lines are along the left and right sides.
2) Colors like red, black, blue and white are used to maintain the indie music brand identity.
3) The main image features the popular English indie band The Wombats, while sell lines promote other artists to attract readers.
4) Text uses techniques like differing fonts and colors to stand out and draw the eye, following conventions to clearly present information to readers.
Both magazines use iconic images of popular rock bands on the front covers to represent the genre of music and attract fans of the bands. They portray the bands wearing all black using serious facial expressions and low camera angles to fit the stereotypical aggressive image associated with rock music. The magazines use colors like black, white and dark greens that symbolize concepts like power, wealth and darkness linked to the rock genre. The typography features words and logos that would be instantly recognizable to fans. Inside, large central images of bands are iconic signs for readers, while the language and informal tone in the contents pages aim to appeal to the teenage audience.
The document analyzes three music magazines - Classic Rock, Rock Sound, and Kerrang. Some key similarities across the magazines include featuring a central image of a band on the cover, using pull quotes from articles, and including album covers. Over time, magazine covers have incorporated more color and information. The magazines primarily represent their predominantly male audiences through images of male rock artists on covers and in features that match the target demographics. Language and advertising in the magazines also reflect the rock music culture and interests of the readership.
The document analyzes magazine covers, contents pages, and spreads from indie rock and pop magazines. It notes several common design elements and conventions across the genres, including serious expressions from artists on covers, prominent display of issue dates and titles, and use of bold fonts and colors to draw attention to key details. Images and layouts are also used intentionally to represent bands and highlight featured artists. The analysis considers how various design choices work to attract readers and convey information about the music and artists within the magazines.
The document provides information about various music magazines, including:
1) NME (New Musical Express) is a UK-based weekly magazine that started as a newspaper and is now owned by IPC Media.
2) Bauer Media Group owns several UK music magazines including Kerrang, Q, and Mojo.
3) Rolling Stone is a US-based biweekly magazine founded in San Francisco that was started by Jann Wenner and Ralph J. Gleason.
4) Billboard is a US-based magazine that provides information about its large audience which is predominantly between 25-54 years old and has an average yearly household income.
This document summarizes the key elements and design features of the front covers of two music magazines - Q magazine and NME magazine. For Q magazine, the cover features Cheryl Cole in a seductive pose to attract male readers. It promotes new music acts and reviews to draw in new customers. The color scheme, layout, and use of names of famous artists are meant to appeal to a broad audience. For NME magazine, the cover features controversial artist Liam Gallagher to gain attention. His photo is in black and white while surrounding text is in red. It also lists other indie/rock bands to appeal to different ages of fans. Both magazines use their iconic mastheads and prominent text to maintain their brand identities.
Technology used to create my ancillary and finalJessemurray111
The document discusses the various technologies used to create the author's final ancillary project. Photoshop was used to edit a digipak and poster, learning skills like matching text colors and adding outer glows. Premier Pro was used with a partner to edit a music video, learning how to edit footage, add transitions, and match visuals to music and lyrics. Planning and evaluation utilized blogs to present work clearly and sites like Prezi, SlideShare and SoundCloud for varied presentations, with videos posted to YouTube for viewing.
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conv...Jessemurray111
The music video uses conventions of real music videos such as including a title scene at the beginning with the song name to set the genre and tone. It also includes shots of someone driving to reference the song title "Drive" as well as using different color filters to represent moods and close ups to show character emotions, specifically an arguing couple experiencing relationship problems as reflected in their facial expressions.
What have you learned from audience feedbackJessemurray111
The document discusses questionnaires the author created to gather feedback from their target audience on music video features and completed tasks. The first questionnaire asked about preferred color schemes, narratives and genres, while the second gathered opinions on finished work. The author analyzed the results in bar charts to see what needed changed. They learned to maintain a consistent theme throughout, make the genre clear, and not overedit photos to fit the project theme, as audience response is important for producing successful media.
The music video for "Waves" by Dean Lewis tells the story of a young couple falling in love but struggling with the strains in their relationship. It uses flashbacks and changes in filters between warm and cool tones to depict their happy and sad moments. Close-ups are used to show the emotions on their faces. Props like a necklace represent their connection, even during difficult times. Fast editing during the chorus signifies the passage of time that the singer reminisces about happier periods.
Georgia and a friend went to Newcastle Quayside on October 9th, 2017 to take location photos for an upcoming music video. They photographed different areas around the Quayside, including from the top of a car park, near the Millennium Bridge, from the Millennium Bridge itself, and from the Newcastle side of the Quayside. The location photos were of places where characters Luke and Rachael would be filmed, including photos of Rachael alone.
Danielle is looking for outfit ideas and the document provides sections on makeup, hair, and outfit suggestions for her. It gives advice on different looks to create using cosmetics, hairstyles, and clothing combinations.
Luke is getting ready for a trip and needs some outfit ideas. He should pack jeans, t-shirts, and sneakers to stay comfortable for sightseeing and walking around. A light jacket or sweater is also a good idea in case of cooler weather. Sunglasses, a hat, and sunscreen will help him stay protected from the sun.
This document provides outfit ideas for Rachael divided into present day and flashback sections, with each section listing suggestions for hair, makeup, and outfit.
The music video for "Waves" by Dean Lewis tells the story of a young couple falling in love but struggling with the strains in their relationship. It uses flashbacks and changes in filters between warm and cool tones to depict their happy and sad moments. Close-ups are used to show the emotions on their faces. Props like a necklace represent their connection, even during difficult times. Fast editing during the chorus signifies the passage of time that the singer reminisces about happier periods.
The document discusses the various tools used in Photoshop to edit photos for a magazine. The tools mentioned include the move tool to rearrange text boxes and images, the quick selection tool to cut out images, the eye drop tool to edit colors and maintain a consistent style, the blur tool to blur imperfections, and the text box tool to create text boxes for the front cover, contents page, and articles.
The document discusses the various technologies used to create a magazine media product. Photoshop was used extensively to edit photos, particularly to alter skin tones. Blogger was crucial for posting progress updates and allowing a wider audience. Prezi was very useful for creating presentations that were easier to read than a blog. Emaze was also used to make evaluations more interesting than a standard PowerPoint. Overall, the writer learned that new technologies can make written work more exciting and accessible.
The document discusses various digital tools the author used to create their magazine media product. They used Photoshop to edit photos, Blogger to post updates on their progress, Prezi to create presentations describing their process, and Emaze and PowerPoint to make presentations on their production and evaluation more interesting than a standard blog post or PowerPoint. While finding Emaze most useful for presentations, the author also utilized SlideShare but notes it requires first creating a PowerPoint to upload.
Strategies for Effective Upskilling is a presentation by Chinwendu Peace in a Your Skill Boost Masterclass organisation by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan on 08th and 09th June 2024 from 1 PM to 3 PM on each day.
Macroeconomics- Movie Location
This will be used as part of your Personal Professional Portfolio once graded.
Objective:
Prepare a presentation or a paper using research, basic comparative analysis, data organization and application of economic information. You will make an informed assessment of an economic climate outside of the United States to accomplish an entertainment industry objective.
it describes the bony anatomy including the femoral head , acetabulum, labrum . also discusses the capsule , ligaments . muscle that act on the hip joint and the range of motion are outlined. factors affecting hip joint stability and weight transmission through the joint are summarized.
Introduction to AI for Nonprofits with Tapp NetworkTechSoup
Dive into the world of AI! Experts Jon Hill and Tareq Monaur will guide you through AI's role in enhancing nonprofit websites and basic marketing strategies, making it easy to understand and apply.
How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
A workshop hosted by the South African Journal of Science aimed at postgraduate students and early career researchers with little or no experience in writing and publishing journal articles.
Assessment and Planning in Educational technology.pptxKavitha Krishnan
In an education system, it is understood that assessment is only for the students, but on the other hand, the Assessment of teachers is also an important aspect of the education system that ensures teachers are providing high-quality instruction to students. The assessment process can be used to provide feedback and support for professional development, to inform decisions about teacher retention or promotion, or to evaluate teacher effectiveness for accountability purposes.
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In Odoo, the chatter is like a chat tool that helps you work together on records. You can leave notes and track things, making it easier to talk with your team and partners. Inside chatter, all communication history, activity, and changes will be displayed.
Executive Directors Chat Leveraging AI for Diversity, Equity, and InclusionTechSoup
Let’s explore the intersection of technology and equity in the final session of our DEI series. Discover how AI tools, like ChatGPT, can be used to support and enhance your nonprofit's DEI initiatives. Participants will gain insights into practical AI applications and get tips for leveraging technology to advance their DEI goals.
The simplified electron and muon model, Oscillating Spacetime: The Foundation...RitikBhardwaj56
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This slide is special for master students (MIBS & MIFB) in UUM. Also useful for readers who are interested in the topic of contemporary Islamic banking.
1. A photo of a very well-known rock band takes up
over half of the page. This photo will attract the
audience’s attention straight way. The colours
are dark and classic looking to show that the
band is a classic rock. The band members are
made to look moody and careless, this matches
the rock star theme that magazine is known for.
The colours of the magazineare kept
classic and mostly neutral. However, the
pop of red draws the reader’s attention
to certain parts of the magazine. Itis
likely that this band would also be on the
frontcover becauseit says in bright red
that they arethe cover story.
A puff is a typical
convention of a
magazine; it
draws the
reader’s
attention to a
specific article of
headline. In this
case it is an
interview and the
word “exclusive”
is used to make
the reader
believe that they
can only read
about it in this
issueof the
magazine so they
are more likely to
buy it.
The name of
each featured
artist in the
magazine is
written in bold;
this is so that
when they are
looking for a
specific article
to read they
can find it
easily. All of the
artists that are
included are
mostly rock
singers, this fits
into the rock
star theme of
the magazine.
The band name
is written in big,
bold letters so
that if the
audience do not
recognisethem
fromthe photo
they are more
likely to read
more about
them when they
know who they
are.
A small description of the photo is
included at the bottom to explain
the context of the photo. Here, is
explains that the photo was taken
in the 70s; this shows that the band
are still as well-known now as they
were then.
Another puff is used to advertise for
free tickets to a concert. This makes
the audience want to read moreif
they not that they can get something
for free. Italso makes the readers
become more involved in the
magazine becausethey will haveto
visit a website to sign up.