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The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines.
For the cover, conventions like the masthead, cover image, headline, cover lines, dateline and barcode are used. Some conventions are developed, like the splash images added and colors/layouts chosen.
For contents pages, conventions from magazines like Rock Sound are followed with colorful, busy layouts.
Few conventions are directly challenged to ensure sales, like not including the magazine name on contents pages. Internally, article conventions like graphics, pull quotes and columns are generally followed.
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- Interior pages including a content page summarizing the magazine's stories, drop capitals to guide readers, and bylines crediting article writers.
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- The title is formatted similarly to the magazine cover for continuity.
- Pull quotes are used from the interview to attract readers and break up large blocks of text.
- A drop cap is used to guide the eye to the beginning of the article, and text is shaped around a central image for visual interest.
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This document analyzes the design and layout of a music magazine contents page and double page spread (DPS). It identifies several conventions used, including main images, headlines, pull quotes, columns, page numbers, and facing pages. These conventions are meant to attract readers, guide them through articles, and provide key information in an accessible way. The conclusion notes that large spanning images, drop caps, columns, and educational information about artists should be repeated in the student's own magazine spread.
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The document discusses conventions used in magazine covers, contents pages, and articles. It provides examples of how the creator incorporated conventions such as including a cover image, masthead, artist index, and feature articles. It also discusses some ways conventions were challenged, such as using a black and white cover image rather than a colorful one, including a graphical background on the cover, and having multiple feature articles rather than just one.
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The document summarizes the key elements of a magazine cover and their purposes. These include the masthead to brand the magazine, the dominant image to attract readers and advertise the main article, puffs that act as stickers to promote special editions, pugs that provide information on interior articles, sub-headings and images that support article descriptions, the main cover line advertising the primary focus, cover lines promoting other articles, and non-essential details like the issue number, barcode, date and straplines in brief, memorable text. Together, these elements are designed and positioned intentionally to attract readers and convey the magazine's content.
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The document defines several common codes and conventions used on magazine covers and contents pages, including the masthead, strapline, pull-quote, main cover image, layout, anchorage text, cover lines, color palette, and graphic feature. It also describes elements typically found on lifestyle magazine contents pages such as the page number, article title, images, pull-quotes, and article descriptions.
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The document describes the typical layout and design elements of a magazine. Magazines usually include the magazine name, date and price on the cover. The inside contains a list of contents, title of articles accompanied by images to attract readers. Issue dates distinguish fresh from old magazines. Article text is formatted into columns for readability. Page numbers and credits are also included. The overall structure and visual elements are designed to engage and guide readers through the magazine.
Features of a front cover
The document examines the key features typically included on the front cover of a magazine. These include: the title functioning as a logo; a tagline accompanying the title; a large central image of a cover artist making eye contact; smaller images highlighting additional content; a quote from the cover artist in a large font; the artist's name by the quote; a small price; and the issue date. Other common elements are special offers, coverlines linked to interior pages, shapes drawing attention to offers or lines, the magazine website, and names of featured acts. The conclusion is that including these standard elements will help ensure all necessary components are on the front cover.
Magazines labled cover
There are several key parts to a magazine. The cover contains images and writing to attract readers and provide information on the magazine's contents. The content page lists the articles included in the issue and their page numbers to help readers navigate what is inside. Some other parts include the lead article, barcodes, date line, quotes, and price. The content page uses a table of contents, page numbers, title, and additional image to outline and promote the stories and sections within the magazine.
Mock up magazine
The document describes the key elements that will be included on the magazine cover and contents page, including the masthead title in bold font, a clever slogan, descriptions of main features, a high-quality central image, a barcode, date, and page numbers for images and contents.
Mock up magazine
This document provides details on the layout and design of a magazine cover. It explains that the masthead title will be in a bold serif font to stand out and attract readers. A clever slogan in a smaller bold font below the masthead is intended to also attract customers. The main image on the cover will take up most space and be of high quality to be the primary focus, while other elements like a barcode, date, and cover line linked to the image will make the magazine look professional.
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Codes & conventions of a
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Magazine terminology
The document defines common terminology used in magazine design and layout, including the masthead containing the title and logo, the slogan or tagline that sums up the magazine, puffs or flashes that highlight information, cover lines providing brief previews of interior content, anchorage text relating the main image to content, and other elements like barcodes, prices, buzz words, pugs, pull quotes, and house style guidelines regarding colors and fonts.
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This document defines common terminology used in magazines, including elements like the masthead, slogan, main image, anchorage text, barcode, price, buzz words, puffs, pull quotes, and house style. It explains what each term means, such as the masthead and logo appearing at the top, the slogan summing up the magazine, puffs highlighting information, and cover lines previewing the magazine's content.
In what ways does your media product
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codes and conventions of music magazines
Codes and conventions are textual elements that commonly appear in music magazines. This document analyzes the codes and conventions of the front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads of Q Magazine and NME Magazine. Some common elements across magazines include using large logos and headlines to catch readers' attention, pictures of artists looking at the reader to create connection, and column formatting and pull quotes in articles. The layouts, colors, and features aim to intrigue and guide readers through the magazines in accessible and engaging ways.
Conventions of tv listings magazineg
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Cover pages and contents page analysis
The document discusses key design elements of magazine covers and contents pages. Magazine covers typically feature a large masthead, skyline, and main cover image to attract readers' attention. Cover lines and numbers are used around the main image to highlight important stories. The contents page lists articles using columns, headings, and thumbnail images to preview the issues' topics and pages. Both the cover and contents aim to engage readers through eye-catching designs and previews of the magazine's content.
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Digital technology played a vital role in creating the project, allowing the production of an online website, music video, and digipack. Key technologies used included a Canon EOS 600D camera and lens to film a high definition music video. Premiere Pro CS6 was used to edit the video, and Adobe Photoshop CS6 was utilized to design the digipack and merchandise. A Weebly website hosted blogs that were regularly updated about the project. Social media platforms and online surveys also helped promote and gather feedback on the project.
Question 3
Through surveys of their target audience, the creators found that most were aged 18-24, listened to classical pop music on YouTube, and preferred narrative-based music videos showing Pakistani culture. To engage this audience, they produced a classical pop music video with their 19-year-old protagonist wearing traditional clothes and dancing, located in a Mughal architecture haveli. The video aims to educate about stereotypes like expecting widowed women to live colorless lives. For distribution, the video was uploaded to YouTube and the artist's website, promoted on social media, television, radio, and CDs were made available.
Question 2
The document discusses how various elements were used to promote an artist and create a sense of branding for their music package. A name was chosen for the artist, "Alauddin Shah", that was cultural and locally known in Pakistan. Calligraphy was used on the artist's website and their record label featured a vector of the Taj Mahal to reflect Pakistani culture. The website was designed with the artist's photo, cultural elements, and ties to their new album to promote them. Merchandise and social media were also used to keep audiences engaged and aware of the artist. All these elements worked together to effectively brand the artist and their music.
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1. The document discusses a music promotion package created for a classical pop artist. Research found the target audience preferred classical pop music videos.
2. A narrative and performance-based music video was created, along with a digipack and website. The music video featured traditional classical pop elements like sitar and drums but also challenged conventions by depicting social issues widows face.
3. Specifically, the protagonist breaks stereotypes by continuing to dress colorfully and enjoy life after her husband's death, rather than conforming to societal expectations of wearing white and ending her passions as required by tradition.
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- The designer used Photoshop to create the CD cover, inlay, and back cover to give the package a cohesive look and complement the album name through careful use of color.
- Various Photoshop tools were employed to place images and text in creative ways, such as arching the artist name to fit the CD circumference.
- Elements like the record label logo were included to build brand recognition and reflect the album's themes.
- The back cover was designed to have a unique but complementary look to the front through different color placement while still representing the record label identity.
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After filming their music video, the next step was to edit the footage. They viewed the footage repeatedly to select the best shots. Using Adobe Premier CS6, which their editor was familiar with, they imported the footage and arranged it in the timeline. One challenging part was synchronizing the artist's performance with the lyrics of the song. Various editing techniques like motion focus, speed adjustments, and slow motion were employed to craft the final video.
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Content page
- 3. Article image Header Footer Article page number Article title
- 4. Article image Puff Article title Article page number Header Footer Issue date
- 5. Article image The article image is put to give a small idea to the reader about the article . They are usually put to attract the reader. They contain images of celebrities and etc. It is also put to make it easy for the reader so that they can find the article easily.
- 6. Header & footer The date/page number/magazine name written as the header and the footer usually
- 7. Contents • The contents of the magazine which tells the reader about the articles and the topics of the articles
- 8. Puff • Puff is like an advertisement in the magazines usually used to promote products and services.