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The document discusses plans for a new hip hop music magazine to compete with existing publications. It will have a price under £5, a single dominant image on the front cover, focus on both classic and modern rappers, and include some but not all articles on the contents page to avoid clutter. The double page spread will feature two large images related to the topic for a more unique design compared to other magazines.
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This document discusses the ways in which the student's media product of a rap magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread uses and develops conventions of real rap magazines.
The front cover layout is conventional by placing the artist image above the magazine title and using different font styles for the cover lines. The double page spread follows conventions by placing the image on the left with a quote below, and using columns to break up the article text.
The contents page also uses standard conventions through sectioning the artist image on the left and listing page numbers on the right, and including an article about the main artist as seen in other rap magazines. Overall, the student aimed to create magazine pages that would be recognizable to audiences
Evaluation questions
This document discusses the ways in which the student's media product of a rap magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread uses and develops conventions of real rap magazines.
The front cover layout is conventional by placing the artist image above the magazine title and using different font styles for the cover lines. The double page spread follows conventions by placing the image on the left with a quote below, and using columns to break up the article text.
The contents page also uses standard conventions through sectioning the artist image on the left and listing page numbers on the right, and including an article about the main artist as seen in other rap magazines. Overall, the student aimed to create magazine pages that would be recognizable to audiences
Evaluation questions
This document discusses the evaluation of a media product, specifically a rap magazine created by the author. It summarizes how the magazine pages use conventions of real rap magazines. The front cover layout mimics other rap magazines with the artist image above the masthead and use of different fonts. The contents and double page spreads also follow conventions like plain colors, prominent images, and columned text. Page elements like the masthead, letter styling, and placement of images and text are intentionally conventional to fit the genre of a rap magazine.
Montage
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1) Engaging cover images should feature bold colors, artistic makeup, enigmatic poses, and a sense of intimacy.
2) The masthead font should reference rock magazines but be more artistic. Colors should be bold but not stereotypical.
3) The layout should have some clutter of text but a strong central image for visual appeal and engagement.
4) Double page spreads should use limited colors, direct eye contact, understated sexuality, and focus on people over backgrounds
Music magazine 1
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Attract address
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience in a magazine they created. They used:
- A masthead in red on black that stood out and featured a band photo.
- Posed band photos focusing on the subjects of articles to give insights before reading.
- A color scheme of red, white, and black to fit the rock genre and be recognizable to regular readers.
- A layout with a large cover photo, inside photos and articles on the right side, similar to an existing magazine.
- A cover line with the band name, quote, and noting an exclusive interview to attract readers.
Task 5
By Will Dann designed the magazine "RIFF" to attract young male readers interested in indie rock music. The masthead, cover image of an indie rock artist looking straight at the camera with a rebellious expression, and color scheme of red and blue were meant to catch the target audience's attention. Inside, Dann continued these design elements and a band index on the contents page to maintain consistency and help readers easily identify the magazine.
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This document discusses the ways in which the student's media product of a rap magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread uses and develops conventions of real rap magazines.
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Evaluation questions
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4) Double page spreads should use limited colors, direct eye contact, understated sexuality, and focus on people over backgrounds
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Attract address
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience in a magazine they created. They used:
- A masthead in red on black that stood out and featured a band photo.
- Posed band photos focusing on the subjects of articles to give insights before reading.
- A color scheme of red, white, and black to fit the rock genre and be recognizable to regular readers.
- A layout with a large cover photo, inside photos and articles on the right side, similar to an existing magazine.
- A cover line with the band name, quote, and noting an exclusive interview to attract readers.
Task 5
By Will Dann designed the magazine "RIFF" to attract young male readers interested in indie rock music. The masthead, cover image of an indie rock artist looking straight at the camera with a rebellious expression, and color scheme of red and blue were meant to catch the target audience's attention. Inside, Dann continued these design elements and a band index on the contents page to maintain consistency and help readers easily identify the magazine.
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3) The author decides on an all-black monochrome color scheme based on reader survey feedback and to match the magazine's simplistic theme.
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- Most felt the color scheme suited the indie folk genre, though some had suggestions to make it feel more "folky"
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3) The author decides on an all-black monochrome color scheme based on reader survey feedback and to match the magazine's simplistic theme.
Evaluation Question Five fo A.S Media Cousework 2014
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Question 1
The document summarizes the design conventions used in the student's rap magazine project. For the masthead, conventions from another rap magazine were used, including a bold black masthead to portray the strong and violent nature of the rap genre. Names on the contents page are written in bold, colorful fonts for noticeability and importance. The double page spread layout layers a picture on one page and writing on the other, similarly to conventions in another rap magazine, with a pull quote the student created themselves about Eminem.
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The document describes feedback received from an online usability test of a magazine cover design. Participants were shown the cover design for 5 seconds and then answered questions about it. Based on the feedback:
- Most participants correctly identified the magazine title as "Unplugged"
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- Most felt the color scheme suited the indie folk genre, though some had suggestions to make it feel more "folky"
- Suggestions to improve it included changing the title font to be more folk-inspired, making the title more prominent, and simplifying the text.
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The document summarizes the layout and design elements of a magazine cover page. It includes the masthead logo in the top left corner behind the cover model. The main image takes up most of the center displaying the model. Features on the inside pages are highlighted to draw readers. A black, cream, and blue color scheme is used to complement the model's sweater and eyes. Both serif and sans serif fonts are used for titles and body text respectively. The footer credits the photographer and hair/makeup team. The date of August 2008 is printed small and in shadow near the top, making it difficult to read.
Drawn analysis
This document discusses the cover page, contents page, and double page spread for a magazine called "Quaint".
The cover page features a close-up shot of a model to draw attention, with the name "Quaint" chosen to represent the old-fashioned yet unusual style of the magazine. The contents page uses Polaroid-style frames to showcase miniature images from the magazine in a vintage style.
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Natasha is planning a local music magazine aimed at people interested in the music scene in Reading, UK. The magazine will be called "Ding!" and will focus on upcoming gigs, new local bands, and features about music in Reading. It will be published monthly to match the local content. Natasha will take photos of her friend Robin for the cover and interior spreads to give a professional studio look. She will use red, white, and black colors on the cover to stand out and follow conventions of music magazines. Plus signs will be used for flashes instead of stars. The writing will have a formal tone with some slang as is typical for music magazines. Only one main image will be used on the cover along with
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Question 7
By comparing his preliminary magazine cover and contents page to his final products, the author learned many improvements. For the preliminary tasks, he had limited editing options by using only Microsoft Word and focused more on photos than design. However, for the final products he learned photo editing software like Photoshop, researched magazine layout conventions and target audiences, and organized a photoshoot. This allowed him to create covers and pages that were more creative, visually appealing and aligned with industry standards. The author concluded that thorough planning, research, and applying lessons learned from preliminary tasks helped transform his final magazine products.
Question 5
The document discusses how to attract and address the target audience for a hip hop magazine aimed at urban youth aged 16-21. It describes researching stereotypes of hip hop fans and dressing the model in a black leather coat, dark jeans, and messy hair to appeal to them. Color symbolism is discussed, with black representing darkness, red symbolizing blood, and grey morality due to violent upbringings. The language aims for a neutral register to include both lower and middle class readers. An exclusive interview with a fictional rapper is featured rather than prizes. Genre conventions like hoodies, leather jackets, and drug references are included but guns and expensive jewelry are avoided.
Question 3
The document discusses several major magazine publishers in the UK - EMAP, BBC, IPC - and their histories of publishing different genres of magazines. EMAP historically published home and DIY magazines as well as gaming magazines, while BBC also published music magazines in addition to general news and history magazines. IPC publishes lifestyle, luxury and specialist magazines. The document considers these institutions for suitability for a new hip hop music magazine, but concludes none are suitable given the genres they currently support. It suggests digital distribution would be better than traditional supermarket and newsagent distribution to reach the target audience.
Question 4
The document discusses research conducted to determine the target audience for a rap magazine. An initial survey found that the audience preferred more article content over freebies. Further research discovered that the target audience was more diverse than expected, including middle class young adults and suburban youth, not just urban youth. The results showed a need to move beyond stereotypes to a more individualized understanding of the audience.
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The document discusses plans for a new music magazine focused on hip hop. It will have a price under £5 to be competitive with other music magazines. The front cover will have a dominant central image without multiple smaller images to follow an older magazine style not aimed at kids. The magazine will feature both classic and modern rappers to appeal to fans of different eras of hip hop.
Magazine competition
1) The document discusses starting a new rap magazine and focuses on price, images, and artists/bands to feature.
2) It aims to price the magazine at $5 or lower to be affordable and attract readers, while still clearly displaying the price up front.
3) In terms of images, it will have a dominant front cover image with accompanying text rather than many small sub-images, and not overload pages with pictures throughout.
4) For artists, it will feature both modern and classic rappers to appeal to different audiences within the hip hop genre.
Evaluation
This document summarizes how the media product, a magazine called Bassic, uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. The cover uses conventions like relating the cover image to the headline, using eye contact portraits, and comparing to existing magazine covers. Inside, it follows conventions for the masthead, cover lines, headlines, selling lines, and contents page layout. It breaks some conventions by hiding the artist's face on the article page. Overall, the magazine aims to have a style fitting for the hip-hop genre through its visuals, articles, and consistency in design elements.
Question1 eval
This document summarizes the ways in which a media product cover and article pages use conventions of real magazines while also breaking some conventions. The cover follows conventions like using a portrait photo of the artist that makes eye contact. However, the article page features a photo with the artist's face covered, breaking convention to create a more aesthetically pleasing graphic. Quotes and indicators are used within the article for clarity and to draw readers in, both conforming to and adapting magazine conventions.
Question1 eval
This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. The cover uses conventions like relating the cover image to the headline, using eye contact portraits, and comparing to existing magazines. Inside conventions are followed for the masthead, cover lines, headline, selling line, contents page layout and columns. One convention is broken by hiding the artist's face on the article page to emphasize the hip-hop aesthetic. Forms and fonts are chosen to suit the hip-hop genre throughout.
Question 1 evalution
The document summarizes the design choices made for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine. For the front cover, conventions like including an artist quote, positioning the artist using the rule of thirds, and including the issue date were followed. The contents page also follows conventions such as using larger page numbers and including an editor's note. The double page spread mimics real magazines by using drop caps, a three-column layout, and splitting the page evenly between artist image and text. Conventions were closely followed to make the genre of the magazine clear to readers.
Evaluation
The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups through its conventions and design choices. It focuses on representing the hip hop/rap genre and its target audience. Key representation elements included are:
- Choosing a magazine name ("Open Mic") that references underground rap battles and the hip hop culture of coming from the streets.
- Dressing the artist in baggy black clothes like a hoodie and joggers that young black males in the target audience can relate to.
- Using backgrounds like a brick wall that represent the streets and backgrounds many hip hop artists come from.
- Following conventions of portraying the predominantly black, young, male audience and artists through the representations and stereotypes used.
Evaluation 1
This document discusses the design elements of a student-created music magazine called "Vertex". It summarizes how each individual element (masthead, front cover, contents page, etc.) either develops or challenges conventions of existing music magazines. While some elements like the double page spread follow standard magazine layouts, other aspects like featuring a new breakout artist on the cover are meant to make the magazine stand out. Overall, the goal is to create a magazine that looks professionally designed like real publications, but with some unique elements to distinguish it.
Question one
The document summarizes the ways in which the author's music magazine cover, contents page, and double-page spread use conventions from Billboard magazine. For the cover, the author models the main image, masthead, cover lines, barcode/price, and date placement after Billboard. The contents page includes magazine staples like page numbers, titles, and descriptions of featured stories. The double-page spread adopts Billboard's practice of a large artist image and interview format but includes more text over two pages rather than one full image. Overall, the author emulates established magazine conventions while adding their own style.
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The document summarizes the key design elements and conventions used in the media product's front cover, contents page, and article page. It discusses how these elements develop and challenge conventions from real magazines like Vibe and Billboard. For the cover, elements like the masthead, colors, and coverlines develop conventions while the footer challenges norms. The single column and single image contents page challenges typical magazine formats. Elements of the article like columns and pull quotes develop from Billboard while the positions of headlines and images challenge typical layouts.
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The document discusses the construction and design choices of a magazine called RM (Real Music) magazine. It summarizes the key design elements that were developed from or challenged conventions of the RWD magazine. These include using a mid-shot image on the front cover linked to the tagline, only capitalizing the first letter of the masthead, including fewer images and more text in the contents, and positioning the image and text differently on the double page spread. It also discusses the technologies learned from constructing the magazine product.
Question 1 evaluation
My media product challenges some conventions of teen pop magazines while developing and using others. On the front cover, I used conventions like placing the masthead in the top left and including sell lines, but challenged conventions by using a blue background instead of white. The contents page includes conventions like labeling it "contents" and listing articles down the left side. For the double page spread, I stuck to conventions like including a large artist image and quote, but challenged conventions by placing the image on the left side and adding more smaller images. Overall, I aimed to make the product appealing while also making it unique.
Question 1 finished media
This document summarizes how the media product challenges conventions of real rap magazines. Key ways conventions are challenged include tilting the masthead font and using color to make it stand out more. The main image avoids being too dark or lit and has a plain background for easy editing. While the model's hood and clothing convey the rap genre, they also appeal to a wider audience. Contents include more images and text than typical rap magazines to give readers more information. The double page spread unconventionally places the image on the right side. Some basic conventions like the barcode are followed to maintain professionalism, but overall conventions are challenged to make the magazine stand out from others.
Evaluation 1
My magazine cover uses conventions of real magazine covers such as a masthead, cover lines, and consistent color scheme. It challenges conventions by placing the masthead on the left instead of center, adding a barcode and issue date, and using two banners with cover lines.
My contents page challenges conventions by not using columns and structuring text around images instead. It develops conventions by including page numbers, artist quotes, and a subscription advertisement.
My double page spread develops conventions by including a page number, aligning text and images, and including a full article interview. It challenges conventions by placing smaller images in polaroid frames and adding a personal touch.
Evaluation question 1 prez
The magazine uses many conventions from The Fader magazine. This includes the layout of the masthead at the top of the cover page in a large bold font, the contents page layout, and the double page article spread with one page featuring a large image and the other containing text. Photographs on the cover and inside feature common poses and styles seen in hip hop magazines. The color scheme and simple design of the magazine represents the more relaxed state of modern hip hop. Overall, the magazine draws heavy inspiration from The Fader and uses many of its standardized layouts and photographic conventions to develop a magazine that represents current hip hop culture.
As research planning_updated_2011-201
This document provides information about a student's media studies foundation portfolio project on researching and planning for a music magazine. It includes sections on targeting the audience, visual design choices, learning about design software, preliminary project components like covers and contents, reflections on feedback, and re-drafting elements based on criticism. The student aims to create a hip-hop genre magazine for a teenage and young adult audience.
Media music magazine evaluation
The document describes the process of researching existing magazines to inform the design of a new music magazine focused on grime and rap genres. Key details include:
- RWD magazine was used as the primary reference for conventions like cover layout, masthead placement, and image placement.
- Elements were also drawn from Vibe and Flavour magazines, while adding some original elements.
- The intended audience is C2DE social grades ages 14-18, reflecting the typical demographics of fans of grime and rap music.
Evaluation Question One For AS Media 2014 Coursework
This document evaluates the ways in which the media product uses conventions of real magazines. It summarizes the key design elements of the front cover including a partly covered masthead to identify the magazine, skyline featuring an article, cover lines around the front image similar to Billboard magazine, barcode in the bottom right, and banner advertising additional content. It also discusses the contents page layout with columns, bold article titles, and quotes in the double page spread to break up the text like real music magazines.
Forms and conventions finished
The document discusses how the author's media product follows conventions of real magazines. Specifically, it aims to emulate the layout and style of VIBE magazine for its front cover, contents page, and articles. Across each section, it analyzes design elements like placement of text, use of images, color schemes, and column formatting to demonstrate how it adheres to magazine conventions. The goal is to create a slick and stylish RnB magazine that aligns all elements, as following conventions provides guidelines to achieve this.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses how the student created a music magazine for a school assignment. They researched conventions of real music magazines to inform their design choices. Specifically, they looked at "We Love Pop" magazine to understand layouts, cover lines, images, and other conventions. Their magazine cover follows conventions like the left third rule for the masthead and placing cover lines around the main image. However, they challenged conventions by using fewer cover lines and images than typical pop magazines. Overall, they were influenced by "Top of the Pops" and "We Love Pop" magazines but made some adaptations to better suit their purpose and audience.
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Evaluation Question One For AS Media 2014 Coursework
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Question 4
The student used various media technologies at different stages of their project. During the construction stage, they used a Mac to store files and Photoshop to design products. They took photos for their products using an iPhone and Canon camera. During the research and planning stages, they used Prezi, Emaze, and Google Calendar. They created and organized their blog using Blogger. Photoshop was used to edit photos and design magazine pages and billboards. A website was made using Wix to share information about the project.
Question 4
The document summarizes the various media technologies used by the author at different stages of their project. During the construction and research stages, the author used a Mac for Photoshop editing, storing files, and research. Cameras, including an iPhone and Canon, were used to take photos that were then edited. Software like Prezi, Emaze, Google Calendar, and Blogger were used for presentations, time management, and blogging. Photoshop skills improved for image and text editing. A new tool, Wix, was used to create a simple, magazine-inspired website.
Question 4
The student used various media technologies at different stages of their project. They used a Mac and Photoshop to construct products, a Canon camera and iPhone to take photos of models, Prezi and Emaze for presentations, and Photoshop and Wix to create a magazine and website. Their skills with Photoshop and familiarity with Macs improved over the course of the project.
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This short film follows Adam, a lonely college student. In the beginning, establishing shots are used to set the scene and show Adam isolated from others by wearing a zipped up coat. Scenes show Adam walking alone on campus and storming out of an empty classroom to convey he is not alone by choice. Later, a close up on Adam's Facebook shows he has many online friends but none in real life. The film ends with contrasting shots of Adam leaving campus alone as the sky darkens, shattering his illusion of a happy college experience as he remains isolated from his peers.
Question 3
The document summarizes feedback received from the audience for a magazine targeted at film fans aged 16+. Research showed that film watching is a common hobby. Feedback indicated that some prefer regional magazines over national ones. The typical audience member is aged 16+, working class, enjoys cinema as a social event, and likes superhero films. Classroom feedback noted the layout and fonts were neat, tidy, and readable. Changes were made to the front cover image and content page based on this feedback to make the magazine more interesting and remove dead space.
Reader profile
The document summarizes key demographic information about a youth audience that is 50% male, 25% female, 25% other, with a median age of 17. Most of the audience are students (78%) with an average income between $500-2000. Many go to events (45%) or the gym (60%) and eat healthy (75%), with all of them liking films (100%). The target audience commonly uses mobile/cellular devices and NF aims to reach their youthful readership easily through phones. As NF readers enjoy movies, they are expected to be casual fans of films. Advertising inquiries should be directed to callumhemmings99@gmail.com.
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The document analyzes the website layouts of three publications: Empire, Total Film, and a regional magazine. It notes that Empire uses the main article and advertisements to draw attention, while Total Film places its main article at the top. The regional magazine has a basic layout with limited genres and few external links, showing its more localized focus compared to the other two national publications.
Generic conventions
The document discusses generic conventions for magazine design, including using a bold masthead at the top of the front cover, listing contents on the right side of the contents page with an editor's note and page numbers at the bottom, including three columns of article text and a drop cap on double page spreads, keeping images and main text separated on billboards, and maintaining the same masthead name on the magazine website for consistency.
Model,prop and location organisation and photoshoot planning
The document discusses planning a photoshoot with a friend as the model. It considers three potential models - Adam, who has modeled before and understands cameras; Sion, whose reliability and camera skills are unknown; and Alec, a longtime friend whose style may not match the vision but offers filmmaking knowledge. Adam is selected as the model. Props of a camera and clapperboard are discussed. The shoot will take place under a bridge to allow an urban backdrop, requiring no special permission.
Presentation1
1) The survey results showed the author's audience is more diverse in gender than expected and includes a sizable female audience interested in film.
2) Most of the author's audience are avid film fans who enjoy both mainstream blockbusters and independent films. A minority are more casual fans that the author can educate about film.
3) While many audience members pirate films online, they also frequently go to cinemas and use streaming services, keeping them up to date on new releases. This gives the author opportunities to discuss various types of films.
Billboard rationale
The billboard design will feature three images - a black and white photo of an old filmmaker on the left, a color photo of a young filmmaker on crutches on the right, and the magazine cover in the center. Below the magazine cover, the red masthead "Northern Film" will stretch across. The pull quote "Love film? Get Reading!" is intended to be short, memorable, and aggressive to promote the magazine. The color scheme contrasts black and white on the left with color on the right, while the red masthead stands out for readability.
Flat plans
This document outlines a marketing plan that includes digital and physical components such as a website, billboards, and direct phone sales to promote an unknown product or service. The plan covers digital presence, outdoor advertising, and direct engagement with potential customers.
Website rationale
The homepage of the website will have labels across the top for navigation and the most relevant article will be the largest to attract attention. Less important past articles will be smaller below the main article. The right side will list current month's articles in descending order. Black and white coloring suits the film topic but important text will stand out in different colors. Fonts will vary in boldness and size to distinguish importance.
Dps rationale
The document provides a rationale for using images and formatting in a digital publication. It plans to use four film poster images, two on the left and two on the right, to represent four chosen films. It will identify the films with their titles and Rotten Tomatoes scores next to the images, along with short descriptions. The main text will be separated from the film descriptions using different colors and fonts, with the main text in bold. Larger and bolder fonts will be used for the masthead and pull quote, while the strapline will be in a medium font and main body in small font. Black and white text will be used normally, with red text to draw attention. White text against the film images is also planned.
Contents page rationale
The document provides a rationale for the design of the contents page of a magazine. It states that there will be two images - a dominant color image of the director to link to the main story, and a smaller black and white profile image for the editor's note. Font sizes will follow the cover design with larger bolder fonts for important text. The contents page will primarily be in black and white to seem mature, with one accent color like red to highlight important items and catch readers' attention. Only the most relevant sections and stories will be listed with page numbers, with the double page spread being the main highlight.
Flat plans
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Front cover rationale
For the front cover of their film magazine, the author wants to:
1) Feature a dominant central image of a fictional film director that covers the masthead to convey professionalism.
2) Include background images of posters for four made-up films to make the cover more visually interesting.
3) Have the main sell line celebrate the fictional director Adam Tyson and the four films, while secondary lines promote other film-related events in the Northeast region.
4) Use differing fonts sized and styles to distinguish the masthead, main sell line, and other sell lines based on importance.
Model,prop and location organisation and photoshoot planning
My friend Adam agreed to be the model for my photography shoot. As my model, Adam is reliable, comfortable in front of the camera, and can provide a second opinion on shots since he also does photography. We are organizing props including Adam's camera, my old film clapperboard, and Adam's crutches. I received Adam's consent to take his photo and use his camera as a prop. The shoot will take place under a bridge to include an urban backdrop, which does not require any permits unlike other potential studio locations.
Model, and prop organisation and photoshoot planning
The document discusses the planning of a model photoshoot. The author chose his friend Adam as the model because they are both experienced with photography and comfortable working together. Props like a camera and clapperboard with film themes were selected. Permission was obtained from the model for the shoot and use of his camera as a prop. Location and details will be confirmed closer to the scheduled photoshoot date.
Collage of front cover, contents and dps
The document discusses how movie posters convey genre through simplistic poses of the main characters. It analyzes several movie posters, noting that Trainspotting conveys drama through the serious look and black and white color scheme of the main character. The Hunger Games and Suicide Squad posters signal action through the characters' costumes and weapons as well as backgrounds showing explosions. A poster for Anne Hathaway signals a crime thriller through her calm expression and handcuffed pose in a business suit before an office setting. A poster for Spiderman conveys both drama and action through its dark tones and Spiderman's brooding pose as he hangs from a building.
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- 2. Prices • Because price is among the most crucial parts of a magazine, I intend to have my price under £5. This is because most music magazines are over £5 so it will make it easier for my magazine to compete. This magazine front cover doesn’t have price on view. My magazine will have the price on show so people know what the price is.
- 3. Images • My magazine will only have a dominant image on the front cover and wont have various sub images around it, as it is an older magazine and not for kids. While this makes it a standout against other music genres, it follows the same model as other rap magazines.
- 4. Bands/ Artists My Magazine focuses on hip hop, meaning it will be looking at rappers. I want to look at both Classic rappers and modern rappers to satisfy fans of both. I don’t want to use freebies as I don’t consider them necessary. Vibe focuses on Classic rap, calling it “real rap”
- 5. Contents page • I want my Contents page to have a dominant image, unlike most contents page who have sub images scattered around the page. I want some of the articles to be included but not all of them so the page doesn’t get cluttered. Just the important ones. This will work against most of the competition as most magazines have contents pages that are cluttered with sub images and all of there articles
- 6. DPS • My DPS will stand out from others because my dps will have two dominant images that relate to the article. This is because almost all magazines have dps’ that show the artist but nothing else about the topic being discussed. I hope that this will make my dps more unique