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The document describes the layout of a magazine cover featuring a musician. It includes a large central image of the artist holding a guitar, reflecting the genre of music they play. Below the image is a bold quote from the artist relating to their music. The cover also lists the artist's name and includes other musicians featured in the magazine.
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Martha Davis is an up-and-coming indie artist who was discovered at age 16 while busking in a London tube station. A music producer heard her singing and invited her to record a demo, launching her music career. She is now working on her debut album, which is scheduled for release in November 2014. Davis enjoys the indie genre because it allows for many different sounds and styles of music. While still adjusting to her newfound fame, she remains focused on sharing her music and bringing joy to her fans.
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This month's edition of Discovered magazine features upcoming indie concerts and artists. The magazine includes 4 feature stories on new up-and-coming artists, an interview with Martha Davis, profiles of discovered artists, and a piece on old school indie music. Additional sections provide the latest indie music news, reviews of old and new albums, and images of indie artists.
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Firstly, I added a masthead with the date and main image at the top of the contents page to link it with the magazine's cover. Next, I included the contents listing down the side with headings in black text on a white background for easy reading. Additionally, a smaller image of a different artist was added to feature a variety of indie acts. Finally, a subscription box was placed at the bottom in yellow text on black to stand out and encourage signing up to receive future issues.
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The document outlines an action plan for producing a music magazine, including tasks, deadlines, and responsibilities. Key tasks include taking photos for the cover on June 1st, writing a double page article by November 30th, designing the cover by January 17th, laying out the contents page by January 24th, completing the double page spread by January 31st, gathering audience feedback by February 15th, and evaluating the complete project by March 7th. All tasks are assigned to be completed by the document author.
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The document profiles the target audience for an indie music magazine. It describes two individuals - Shannon Watts, a 17-year-old female student, and Joseph Watts, a 23-year-old male university student. Both enjoy indie music among other genres. They think current music magazines are too expensive and limited in selection. The profiles outline their interests, how they interact with music, and their thoughts on indie music in particular. The target audience for the magazine is described as people aged 14-24 in the UK who have an interest in indie music and discovering new artists.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 25 people about music magazine preferences. Most respondents were younger people who prefer indie music. The questionnaire found that respondents want an indie magazine to have an appealing artist on the cover, bold colors and writing, a low price, and to be published fortnightly. It should include crossover to other genres in articles and interviews alongside the featured artist. This provides guidance on designing an indie music magazine that would appeal to the target audience.
Anaylsis of music magazine 2 kerrang
Kerrang! magazine from October 2013 features Nirvana on the cover to commemorate the 20th anniversary of their album "In Utero". The front cover uses a black and white photo of the band along with lyrics from one of their songs. Throughout the magazine, elements like the masthead, font, and continued use of black and white photos connect the different sections and reflect Nirvana's style and music from the 1990s. The target audience for Kerrang! is rock music fans, and the magazine aims to attract readers by featuring famous or up-and-coming rock artists on the cover.
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The document discusses the process of designing the contents page for a music magazine. It describes testing different layouts with background images, fonts, section formats, and page numbers. Feedback from the target audience preferred having the date at the top in a cleaner layout. The final contents page includes section names and page numbers over images, as well as information about a free CD at the bottom.
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The document outlines the steps taken to process a front cover image, which includes deselecting the original brick wall background, finding a replacement image, adding it as the new background layer underneath the model, adding a drop shadow to the model to make it more realistic, darkening the model's face and arms so they don't blend in too much with the brighter background, and finally brightening up the background so the model and background contrast appealingly for the target audience.
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The document describes changes made to a poster. The first change was brightening the color of the word "HOME" in "HOMESICK" as it was too faint. Next, the logos at the bottom were moved further down so the title and text took up less space and the image could be the main focus. Finally, the release date was added back in to follow magazine conventions and include all needed information for the audience.
Evaluation question 3
The feedback Leah received helped improve her film marketing materials. Initial feedback on her storyline led her to make changes that improved the plot. Feedback on mock-ups and drafts allowed her to refine elements like layout, colors and images. Overall, feedback indicated her magazine, poster and trailer successfully fit the thriller/mystery genre and worked well together to advertise the film. However, some suggested smaller text sizes could further enhance the materials.
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The document provides feedback on mock ups for a poster and magazine for a film. The feedback indicates that the layout of the poster and magazine fit common conventions and will be familiar and appealing to audiences. Additional elements added to the magazine, like flash pages, were praised for drawing readers in further. The selected shots for the image on the materials were said to clearly convey the film's genre. Finally, the color scheme of red, black and white was noted to be an effective pairing.
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How did we change our trailer from how we originally planned
We made a few changes to our trailer from the original plan. We took some shots out and replaced them with others that we thought would look better after starting to film. We kept the beginning part of our planning the same as we had thoroughly thought it through and knew it would be effective. We decided not to include giving the animal's heart that was linked to Snow White, and instead just showed the package with it inside to save that for the actual film. Other than that, we kept everything as originally planned and were able to easily film and add a few shots while expanding on our original storyboard, which helped guide the trailer production.
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The document compares the original mockups for a film poster and magazine to the final products. For the magazine: the layout and key elements like the main actor's close-up photo were kept the same, but some minor changes were made to positioning of elements based on research of other magazines. For the poster: nearly all elements were kept the same as the mockups based on research done, with only the main image being changed from a medium shot to a close-up. Both the final magazine and poster largely kept to conventions for those mediums seen in research.
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For their film magazine and poster, the document discusses what elements were kept the same from initial mockups and what was changed based on further research and planning.
The magazine layout kept the main actor's close-up image and text along the sides as in the mockups. The footer and key information were also kept the same. Some elements like the flash and date/price placement were moved based on researching other magazines. Additional context text was added under the masthead.
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