Contents page analysis
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The document analyzes the contents pages of two magazines - Vogue and Vibe. For Vogue, the contents page features a female model and prominently displays the Vogue title to build their brand recognition. It targets the A-B demographic with sophisticated imagery. Vibe's contents page primarily features Kanye West with minimal colors and text to draw focus to him and a red heart covered by a hand, implying the feature may discuss his personal life. Both magazines use their distinct contents page designs to build their brands and guide readers to find articles.
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Name of magazine
LOOK magazine has a circulation of 200,265 and is published weekly. It has a target audience of young, middle-class women interested in fashion, celebrity gossip, and lifestyle content. Both the print and online magazines use a similar color scheme and font styles to create a consistent brand image and appeal to their target demographic. The website layout focuses on easy navigation between fashion, beauty, and celebrity sections to mirror the magazine's organization of content.
Student textual analysis
This student magazine uses design elements that would appeal to its target audience of teens and young adults. On the front cover, cover lines use hyperbolic language about exclusives and hot topics. Images and offers also signal a focus on fashion, makeup, and music festivals. The contents page introduces sections like "Favorites" and "Competitions" while advertising articles about food, footwear, and more. A double page spread features an exclusive interview with a model, using her large image and a pull quote to draw readers in. Throughout, a consistent color scheme and placement of mastheads and page numbers reinforce the magazine's brand identity.
Address attract audience
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience of young females for their magazine. They used bright colors in the design, included photos of female and male artists to appeal to readers, advertised free posters to attract fans of a particular band, addressed readers directly using casual language, and included cover lines about popular artists and TV shows to pique interest. The price point was aimed at middle class teenagers and the overall layout and style was modeled after other magazines for young women.
Final evaluation presentation
- The document evaluates the author's music magazine project, discussing how it uses conventions of real music magazines.
- Key aspects discussed include the use of eye-catching design elements like colors, fonts, and images on the cover and throughout the magazine. Pull quotes, interviews, and reviews of music are also included.
- Representation of the hip hop genre and culture is emphasized through aspects like clothing, hairstyles, and jewelry in photos as well as graffiti-style text and topics covered.
Magazine analyse
The document provides guidance on elements that make an effective magazine cover and interior pages for a target teenage audience. It recommends including a well-known cover model who is fashionable and setting trends. Maintaining a consistent color theme throughout issues gives the magazine identity and makes it easily recognizable. Article titles, images, and descriptions help readers quickly understand what each piece is about. Using relevant celebrities, fashion, and gossip keeps the content fresh and engaging for readers.
Question 5
The document discusses how the magazine targets its audience through various design elements. It uses colors like blue and purple to attract female readers and greys and blacks for male readers. The front cover image of a girl is meant to appeal to but not seduce female readers. Headlines and artist names are used to grab attention and advertise content. Images of both male and female artists are included throughout to represent both genders. Feedback showed the contents page could be improved with better layout and copy. The double page spread uses a large central image and quotes to engage readers.
Question 5
The document discusses how the magazine targets its audience through various design elements. It uses colors like blue and purple to attract female readers and greys and blacks for male readers. The front cover image of a girl is meant to appeal to but not seduce female readers. Headlines and artist names are used to grab attention and advertise content. Images of both male and female artists are included throughout to represent both genders. Feedback showed the contents page could be improved with better layout and copy.
As media studies evaluation 1
The document discusses how the media product, a magazine called MAG ROCK, uses and challenges conventions of real rock magazines.
It uses a bold, simple title font that draws attention and matches rock magazine conventions. The front cover features a female model, challenging expectations but broadening the audience. Inside, legible fonts make the text accessible to older readers, and images cross pages to look professional.
While sticking to standards like pull quotes and page numbers, it challenges norms by featuring atypical band members and keeping a "cold weather, hot music" theme throughout with colors and fonts. The contents page highlights enticing words to draw in readers, with a formal, high quality appearance to justify the cost.
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LOOK magazine has a circulation of 200,265 and is published weekly. It has a target audience of young, middle-class women interested in fashion, celebrity gossip, and lifestyle content. Both the print and online magazines use a similar color scheme and font styles to create a consistent brand image and appeal to their target demographic. The website layout focuses on easy navigation between fashion, beauty, and celebrity sections to mirror the magazine's organization of content.
Student textual analysis
This student magazine uses design elements that would appeal to its target audience of teens and young adults. On the front cover, cover lines use hyperbolic language about exclusives and hot topics. Images and offers also signal a focus on fashion, makeup, and music festivals. The contents page introduces sections like "Favorites" and "Competitions" while advertising articles about food, footwear, and more. A double page spread features an exclusive interview with a model, using her large image and a pull quote to draw readers in. Throughout, a consistent color scheme and placement of mastheads and page numbers reinforce the magazine's brand identity.
Address attract audience
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience of young females for their magazine. They used bright colors in the design, included photos of female and male artists to appeal to readers, advertised free posters to attract fans of a particular band, addressed readers directly using casual language, and included cover lines about popular artists and TV shows to pique interest. The price point was aimed at middle class teenagers and the overall layout and style was modeled after other magazines for young women.
Final evaluation presentation
- The document evaluates the author's music magazine project, discussing how it uses conventions of real music magazines.
- Key aspects discussed include the use of eye-catching design elements like colors, fonts, and images on the cover and throughout the magazine. Pull quotes, interviews, and reviews of music are also included.
- Representation of the hip hop genre and culture is emphasized through aspects like clothing, hairstyles, and jewelry in photos as well as graffiti-style text and topics covered.
Magazine analyse
The document provides guidance on elements that make an effective magazine cover and interior pages for a target teenage audience. It recommends including a well-known cover model who is fashionable and setting trends. Maintaining a consistent color theme throughout issues gives the magazine identity and makes it easily recognizable. Article titles, images, and descriptions help readers quickly understand what each piece is about. Using relevant celebrities, fashion, and gossip keeps the content fresh and engaging for readers.
Question 5
The document discusses how the magazine targets its audience through various design elements. It uses colors like blue and purple to attract female readers and greys and blacks for male readers. The front cover image of a girl is meant to appeal to but not seduce female readers. Headlines and artist names are used to grab attention and advertise content. Images of both male and female artists are included throughout to represent both genders. Feedback showed the contents page could be improved with better layout and copy. The double page spread uses a large central image and quotes to engage readers.
Question 5
The document discusses how the magazine targets its audience through various design elements. It uses colors like blue and purple to attract female readers and greys and blacks for male readers. The front cover image of a girl is meant to appeal to but not seduce female readers. Headlines and artist names are used to grab attention and advertise content. Images of both male and female artists are included throughout to represent both genders. Feedback showed the contents page could be improved with better layout and copy.
As media studies evaluation 1
The document discusses how the media product, a magazine called MAG ROCK, uses and challenges conventions of real rock magazines.
It uses a bold, simple title font that draws attention and matches rock magazine conventions. The front cover features a female model, challenging expectations but broadening the audience. Inside, legible fonts make the text accessible to older readers, and images cross pages to look professional.
While sticking to standards like pull quotes and page numbers, it challenges norms by featuring atypical band members and keeping a "cold weather, hot music" theme throughout with colors and fonts. The contents page highlights enticing words to draw in readers, with a formal, high quality appearance to justify the cost.
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1. The cover image uses a femme fatale pose to represent empowered women rather than just sex objects.
2. Cover lines are placed on one side of the page rather than all over for a modern, orderly look.
3. Text is placed on the left page with images on right pages to draw readers in.
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Question 5
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R&b magazine evaluation
This document summarizes how the student's R&B magazine cover uses and develops conventions from real magazines. Specifically:
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- Headlines, puffs, and barcode are similarly positioned and styled as in Vibe magazines.
- Colors, backgrounds, and model shots also emulate conventions from Vibe magazine covers.
- Overall the cover draws from real Vibe magazines to create a magazine that will appeal to the target audience, developing conventions in a way that fits the genre.
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evaluation 1
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Q5 evaluation
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Question 1 of 7
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Attract audience
The document discusses how the author attracted their audience to their magazine. On the cover, they featured an artist dressed casually to appear relatable. They used a simple layout different from other magazines. In the contents page, they highlighted categories in boxes with white subtitles for clarity. On the double page spread, they featured large photos of artists and used symbols and color consistency to draw attention and interest readers in the profiled band. Throughout, they aimed for an informal tone and drew inspiration from successful alternative magazines like Clash.
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- Cover lines introduce Travis Scott and indicate what's inside the magazine. They are also large and bold to attract attention.
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1. The cover image uses a femme fatale pose to represent empowered women rather than just sex objects.
2. Cover lines are placed on one side of the page rather than all over for a modern, orderly look.
3. Text is placed on the left page with images on right pages to draw readers in.
4. A serif font is used for a stylish, traditional look appealing to its target audience.
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The document discusses how the magazine targets its audience through colors, images, and copy. On the cover, blues and purples attract female readers while greys and blacks attract male readers. The cover image of a girl appeals to but does not overly sexualize female readers. Headlines and artist names grab readers' attention and encourage purchase. Inside, consistent colors identify the issue and images of both male and female models appeal to both genders. However, feedback showed the contents page and some images could be improved professionally.
Question 5
The document describes how the creator of an acoustic/rock music magazine addressed their target audience of primarily females aged 16 and above. They used colors like purple and mint green that have feminine connotations. Fonts and language were chosen to seem mature but not formal to appeal to teenagers. Features like a competition and band reviews aimed to attract and engage readers. The overall design was intended to match the aesthetic interests of the target demographic.
Contents page overview
Each contents page from We Love Pop magazine maintains the brand's signature style through consistent layout and design elements that allow readers to easily identify each issue as belonging to the magazine. Key recurring visuals include the "We Love This" masthead at the top, photos of featured artists, a letter from the editor, and the "Inside This Month" section listing articles. While the color scheme and smaller details vary, the overall structure and features remain the same across issues to reinforce the magazine's brand identity and attract its target audience of young female pop fans.
R&b magazine evaluation
This document summarizes how the student's R&B magazine product uses and develops conventions of real media magazines.
The student looked at two "Vibe" magazines as examples for their magazine layout and design. Key elements copied from the examples include placing the masthead at the top, including a sell line below the masthead, using diagonal text for the main story puff, and including a barcode with issue number and price.
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R&b magazine evaluation
This document summarizes how the student's R&B magazine cover uses and develops conventions from real magazines. Specifically:
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- Headlines, puffs, and barcode are similarly positioned and styled as in Vibe magazines.
- Colors, backgrounds, and model shots also emulate conventions from Vibe magazine covers.
- Overall the cover draws from real Vibe magazines to create a magazine that will appeal to the target audience, developing conventions in a way that fits the genre.
How does you media product represent particular social
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Task 13
The document summarizes feedback received on a magazine concept. Key points include:
- The title "The Beatz" was preferred over other options.
- The proposed color scheme was well-received and will be used throughout the magazine.
- Feedback confirmed the magazine content appeals to its target teenage hip hop audience.
- Suggestions were made to include slightly different colors for main topic pages, add some formality, and broaden the target age range beyond just teenagers.
evaluation 1
This document discusses how the student's media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines.
For the front cover, conventions like the sell line, masthead, date, anchor text, and main cover line are used but adapted in small ways, like positioning. The main image challenges the male gaze by presenting an attractive but not sexualized woman.
Inside pages use columns, bold text, and numbering for structure but with a calmer color palette. Features are listed prominently. The double page spread has text in columns, social media icons, and the artist on the left with text on the right, but with an unusual split image. Page numbering runs up the side to be unique.
Contents page analysis
The document analyzes the contents page of a pop music magazine aimed at young girls. It discusses the layout, images, colors, and text used to attract and engage readers. Key features summarized include the use of bright colors and photos of popular artists to draw in readers, short subheadings and lists to make navigation simple, and inclusion of posters and non-music content to appeal to readers' interests in celebrities and fashion. The contents page uses a conversational tone and focuses on topics likely to appeal to its target audience of teenage girls.
Q5 evaluation
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience for their pop music magazine. They used bright colors and simple layouts to make the magazine appealing. Photographs were brightly lit and unobscured to bring a clear, refreshing image. Content about popular music and celebrities would interest readers who love music. Language was written colloquially to be easy to read and relate to for teenage girls. A mixture of fonts gave the magazine a modern look. The model was the same age as readers to inspire them.
PLANNING OF INDIE FASHION MAGAZINE
This document provides an overview of Ilya Boyko's planning process for an indie fashion magazine. It discusses magazines that inspired the author, including analysis of their cover designs, content pages, and mastheads. Potential magazine names are presented, with "Zing" being selected for its meaning and readability. The design process for the masthead is described, with custom typography initially created but later replaced with the font "Eckmanpsych" to better reflect the bold and innovative nature of the publication.
Question 1 of 7
This document discusses how the author's media product, a hip-hop magazine, both uses conventions from real music magazines and challenges them. The author took elements like boxed lettering and cover photo styles from magazines like Fader and Paper but adapted them. Sell lines were placed like in XXL and contents pages followed Vibe's style but with extra photos and spacing. The double-page spread emulated XXL's black and white colors but with a different layout. Column writing and extra information on articles made the magazine more reader-friendly and distinct from competitors like XXL. Overall, the author drew from real magazines but modified elements and added their own touches to develop and challenge existing forms and conventions.
Elle Magazine Cover Analysis
This front cover targets females aged 18-35 through its elegant black and white design and image of singer Lily Allen. The purpose is to attract this audience to purchase the magazine. Key elements include the large recognizable masthead branding the magazine, a flattering photo of Lily Allen engaging the viewer, and short provocative cover lines about topics like love, fashion, and celebrity that create intrigue. Small print includes the magazine's website, issue date, and discreet price listing to provide additional information without deterring potential buyers.
Evaluation
The document summarizes how the author's magazine product represents and conforms to conventions of real music magazines while also trying to challenge some conventions. The summary uses conventions like mastheads, covers, layouts, and content from magazines like NME and Kerrang as references. It also discusses representing various social groups like gender and ages to appeal to different audiences. Overall, the author aims to create a magazine that feels unique but is still recognizable to their target audience of 16-21 year olds interested in indie music.
Question 2 revised 3
The document discusses how a media product represents social groups. It describes targeting the product to men and women aged 17-20. The cover features an attractive woman in a roll-neck sweater to appeal to both genders without being overly revealing. Throughout the magazine, images of both men and women are featured to avoid gender bias. The product aims to represent the social groups of working/unemployed young adults, university/college students aged 17-20 through its content and references to social media.
Question 1 f
The document discusses how the media product, a magazine, uses and develops conventions of real pop magazines. It examines the magazine's masthead, front cover image, model, audience, fonts and styles, written content, representation of the pop genre, layout, and contents page. The magazine aims to attract a young female audience by following conventions like using a female cover model and bold, colorful design while also innovating in some ways like having a Halloween theme.
Attract audience
The document discusses how the author attracted their audience to their magazine. On the cover, they featured an artist dressed casually to appear relatable. They used a simple layout different from other magazines. In the contents page, they highlighted categories in boxes with white subtitles for clarity. On the double page spread, they featured large photos of artists and used symbols and color consistency to draw attention and interest readers in the profiled band. Throughout, they aimed for an informal tone and drew inspiration from successful alternative magazines like Clash.
Analysis of magazines
The document summarizes the front cover design of a magazine. It discusses several key design elements:
- The masthead is large and bold to stand out as the name of the magazine.
- The main image of Travis Scott is centered to be the focal point. He is darker than the background to make him stand out as superior.
- Cover lines introduce Travis Scott and indicate what's inside the magazine. They are also large and bold to attract attention.
- Non-essential elements like the price and barcode are de-emphasized to not distract from the cover's focus on Travis Scott.
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The document provides details about the contents pages of four different magazines: Q Magazine, Billboard, Vibe, and NME. Some key points:
- Q Magazine uses columns, photo placements, and font sizes to grab attention and highlight important stories. Color schemes and short headings make articles easy to browse.
- Billboard breaks conventions by placing the issue number discreetly and using non-traditional layouts. Photos feature a range of people to appeal to wide audiences.
- Vibe has a minimalist single-page design that goes against typical formats. Modern mastheads promote the brand in an original way.
- NME also takes an unconventional approach with its simple presentation and limited details about
Evaluation j – addressing an audience
1) The document discusses the design and content choices for a proposed rap magazine to appeal to a young, predominantly male audience.
2) Key design elements like color scheme, layout, and visuals were chosen to represent an "upper-class" magazine with an intangible value of wealth and exclusivity in order to attract the target demographic.
3) Articles and sections were tailored to feature fashion, lifestyle, and rappers in a mature yet accessible way to gratify readers and challenge conventions of typical "grimy" rap magazines.
Analysis Two: Vibe
Vibe magazine was launched in 1993 by Quincy Jones and focuses on R&B and hip hop music artists. It is published quarterly. While Vibe shut down in 2009, it was later reopened under new ownership. The magazine is known for creative cover designs featuring artists like Mary J. Blige and Beyoncé. It has a large online presence and targets young, urban fans of hip hop culture.
Music magazine
1) The document analyzes the design elements of magazine covers featuring music artists Rihanna, Kanye West, Nicki Minaj, and Lady Gaga.
2) Key design elements discussed include the placement and styling of the masthead, headlines, images of the artists, and cover lines. Font sizes, colors, positioning on the page, and other typographic choices are described that aim to attract attention and highlight importance.
3) Techniques like using different fonts, sizes, colors, and positioning are described that allow different elements to stand out while maintaining a consistent overall design.
Kanye w contents page analysis
The contents page of Vibe magazine establishes its professional yet urban style through its layout and use of Kanye West as the central image. It follows conventions like including page numbers but also features brief descriptions of articles to intrigue readers. The simple color scheme, traditional font choices, and moody photo of Kanye reflect the magazine's target audience of sophisticated urban men aged 16-30. The page maintains the Vibe brand through consistent use of its logo and focuses attention on Kanye to represent the magazine's genre of music content.
Magazine Case Studies
The document provides details about three case studies of magazines:
1) Festival Magazine was founded in 1978 and moved online-only in 2014. It targets young/middle-aged women and features celebrities.
2) Glamour magazine was founded in 1939 in the US and is owned by Conde Nast. It reaches over 14 million across social media and believes in empowering women.
3) Vogue is one of the world's most popular fashion magazines with over 220,000 in circulation. It covers fashion, beauty, culture and lifestyle. The covers often feature celebrities.
Deconstruction 2
The dominant central image takes up the full page, featuring artist Beyoncé wearing over-the-top makeup, hair and outfits to convey her as a very attention-seeking artist. The words "woman of the year" are emphasized in black text to highlight her impressive title and make the reader remember the article. The article uses traditional columns and features a bold, unique font for the title to stand out from the text and intrigue readers. The magazine's use of pink, purple and white suggests it targets a female audience, consistent with Beyoncé's style and genre of pop and R&B music.
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Contents page analysis
- 2. This contents page is from vogue magazine. The magazine is a female fashion magazine and features a female model on the contents page. The “vogue” title is put in a large font, this is because they are a well known trusted brand and they a trying to further build their brand. The focus on this magazine is not mainly on the model and it focuses more heavily on what is to be found inside the magazine itself. The model uses a mid shot and looks very sophisticated, this is typical to find In a vogue magazine as they intend to market their magazines towards the A-B demographic. In the bottom right of the page the words “subscribe to vogue is used” this is another way vogue are able to attract their customers to continue to read their magazines.
- 3. The contents page is from Vibe magazine. The contents page main feature is Kanye West. The colours used are mainly grey and white and this keeps it very simplistic, however the red heart which is covered by a hand is the only really vivid colour on the page. This draws the reader into this and creates a focus on the heart. This tells the reader that the feature of Kanye west may be about his personal life and the heart connotes love. The shot of Kanye is a mid-shot and he is in very serious pose especially with his body language of having his hands in his pockets. The “Contents” title is use din a certain way which Vibe magazine use in all of their magazines. This creates a recognisable feature for their magazines and helps them build their brand. The contents themselves tell the reader where to find certain articles within the magazine and makes it easier for the reader to find the things they are most interested in. on the page there is little text and it is not the main focus as the main focus is on Kanye West. However where there is text it is small and this is to further make the focus more on Kanye.