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The document provides an overview and analysis of the contents pages from three hip-hop magazines. It notes that all three magazines prominently feature the artist also on the front cover. The contents lists are displayed clearly separated from the artist image through composition. The pages use typical magazine conventions like bold subheadings to highlight sections. One artist's page stands out by including a pull quote beside his image to catch readers' attention. Overall, the contents pages are analyzed to reinforce stereotypes through focusing on black male artists displayed in intimidating but powerful poses and using masculine colors like red, black, and white.
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Contents page overview 1
The document provides an overview and analysis of the contents pages from three hip-hop magazines. It notes that all three magazines prominently feature the artist also on the front cover. The text on the contents page is usually separated from the artist image for clarity. The contents pages maintain typical magazine conventions, with larger bold fonts for subheadings to attract readers. One page stands out by including a pull quote beside the artist image. The pages generally feature plain white backgrounds and direct address to gain attention on the artist. All three pages reinforce stereotypes by featuring black male artists portrayed in intimidating but masculine ways. Color choices of red, black, and white represent typical masculinity in hip-hop magazines.
Unit 13 LO2
The document outlines plans for two hip hop magazines called "President" and "STATE". Key details include:
- The magazines will have a monthly release schedule and target an audience of 16-35 year olds.
- "President" will use a blue and white color scheme while "STATE" will use red and black. Both will be priced at £3.
- The front covers will feature images of famous hip hop artists and quotes to attract readers.
- Inside pages will have large headlines and photos along with interviews and articles.
- Hand drawn drafts of sample front and inside pages were created to plan out the magazine designs.
Double page analysissss
This double page spread from Hip Hop Weekly magazine features a large image of comedian and actor Katt Williams on the left page. The image aims to draw readers in by showing Williams' personal style through his clothing and accessories. The right page contains three columns of text about Williams interspersed with smaller images of him. The headline "No laughing Matter" is in red sans-serif font to stimulate readers and contrast with the more somber image. Additional design elements like the black background and yellow strap line are intended to highlight key information and guide readers through the article about Williams and his ties to the hip hop community.
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This document analyzes textual elements and conventions used in hip hop magazine covers and articles. Magazine covers typically feature a close-up shot of a prominent artist against a plain background with bold font highlighting their name. Props may symbolize an artist's work or style. Cohesive color schemes, fonts, and compositions draw attention to the artist and create structure. Articles employ techniques like drop caps, column formatting, and relevant images to guide the reader's eye and maintain engagement with the content. Consistent design elements across covers and pages produce a recognizable aesthetic associated with the genre.
Contents
The document analyzes the contents page of a hip-hop magazine. It notes that the red page numbers and '50 Cent's tattoos relate to hip-hop. '50 Cent' is prominently featured to attract readers as he is well-known in the music industry. The layout uses bold fonts, images of wealthy artists, and section headings to guide readers easily to topics of interest inside the magazine.
Drafting
The document discusses the design choices for a magazine, including fonts, colors, images, and layout. It will use fixed-width fonts in black against bold background colors like red, yellow, orange, green and pink. The images will be medium close-up portrait shots of musicians' faces to give insight into them. The cover will feature an image of an artist against a bold red background, looking straight at the camera with a semi-serious expression.
Ana lysis.
The magazine cover is designed to appeal to its target audience of hip hop fans. The large red masthead identifies it as VIBE magazine, and the cover image features hip hop artist Kendrick Lamar. Other elements like mentioning artists Kanye and R. Kelly in the cover lines and including hip hop symbols like chains and snapback hats help position the magazine as focused on hip hop culture. The layout lists article titles to give readers a clear sense of the magazine's contents and reassure them it will suit their tastes. Elements like the featured artist image, article listings and use of rule of thirds help guide readers' attention to the most important parts of the cover.
Hip Hop magazine analysis
This document analyzes magazine covers and content pages from hip hop magazines like XXL and Vibe. Some key conventions highlighted include featuring artists prominently on covers using poses that convey power and aggression. Color schemes commonly use red, black, and white. Content pages list articles in sections and prominently feature the cover story. Artists are often depicted wearing urban fashion styles associated with hip hop. Imagery and layout aim to represent and appeal to the hip hop audience and culture.
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The document provides an overview and analysis of the contents pages from three hip-hop magazines. It notes that all three magazines prominently feature the artist also on the front cover. The text on the contents page is usually separated from the artist image for clarity. The contents pages maintain typical magazine conventions, with larger bold fonts for subheadings to attract readers. One page stands out by including a pull quote beside the artist image. The pages generally feature plain white backgrounds and direct address to gain attention on the artist. All three pages reinforce stereotypes by featuring black male artists portrayed in intimidating but masculine ways. Color choices of red, black, and white represent typical masculinity in hip-hop magazines.
Unit 13 LO2
The document outlines plans for two hip hop magazines called "President" and "STATE". Key details include:
- The magazines will have a monthly release schedule and target an audience of 16-35 year olds.
- "President" will use a blue and white color scheme while "STATE" will use red and black. Both will be priced at £3.
- The front covers will feature images of famous hip hop artists and quotes to attract readers.
- Inside pages will have large headlines and photos along with interviews and articles.
- Hand drawn drafts of sample front and inside pages were created to plan out the magazine designs.
Double page analysissss
This double page spread from Hip Hop Weekly magazine features a large image of comedian and actor Katt Williams on the left page. The image aims to draw readers in by showing Williams' personal style through his clothing and accessories. The right page contains three columns of text about Williams interspersed with smaller images of him. The headline "No laughing Matter" is in red sans-serif font to stimulate readers and contrast with the more somber image. Additional design elements like the black background and yellow strap line are intended to highlight key information and guide readers through the article about Williams and his ties to the hip hop community.
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This document analyzes textual elements and conventions used in hip hop magazine covers and articles. Magazine covers typically feature a close-up shot of a prominent artist against a plain background with bold font highlighting their name. Props may symbolize an artist's work or style. Cohesive color schemes, fonts, and compositions draw attention to the artist and create structure. Articles employ techniques like drop caps, column formatting, and relevant images to guide the reader's eye and maintain engagement with the content. Consistent design elements across covers and pages produce a recognizable aesthetic associated with the genre.
Contents
The document analyzes the contents page of a hip-hop magazine. It notes that the red page numbers and '50 Cent's tattoos relate to hip-hop. '50 Cent' is prominently featured to attract readers as he is well-known in the music industry. The layout uses bold fonts, images of wealthy artists, and section headings to guide readers easily to topics of interest inside the magazine.
Drafting
The document discusses the design choices for a magazine, including fonts, colors, images, and layout. It will use fixed-width fonts in black against bold background colors like red, yellow, orange, green and pink. The images will be medium close-up portrait shots of musicians' faces to give insight into them. The cover will feature an image of an artist against a bold red background, looking straight at the camera with a semi-serious expression.
Ana lysis.
The magazine cover is designed to appeal to its target audience of hip hop fans. The large red masthead identifies it as VIBE magazine, and the cover image features hip hop artist Kendrick Lamar. Other elements like mentioning artists Kanye and R. Kelly in the cover lines and including hip hop symbols like chains and snapback hats help position the magazine as focused on hip hop culture. The layout lists article titles to give readers a clear sense of the magazine's contents and reassure them it will suit their tastes. Elements like the featured artist image, article listings and use of rule of thirds help guide readers' attention to the most important parts of the cover.
Hip Hop magazine analysis
This document analyzes magazine covers and content pages from hip hop magazines like XXL and Vibe. Some key conventions highlighted include featuring artists prominently on covers using poses that convey power and aggression. Color schemes commonly use red, black, and white. Content pages list articles in sections and prominently feature the cover story. Artists are often depicted wearing urban fashion styles associated with hip hop. Imagery and layout aim to represent and appeal to the hip hop audience and culture.
Question 1 evaluation
The document discusses design choices made for a mock Hip Hop magazine cover and pages. Some key points discussed include:
- Using similar poses and outfits as an actual Hip Hop magazine to seem more authentic to the genre.
- Placement of elements like the barcode, masthead, and subheadings to guide the reader's eye across the page based on reading direction.
- Font sizes and styles to indicate importance and grab readers' attention.
- Color schemes, photos, and layouts that link to themes of Hip Hop like danger and tough backgrounds.
- Experimenting with conventions like photo angles, empty space, and information density versus actual Hip Hop magazine designs.
Evaluation Question 5
Both magazines use black male models giving direct address wearing stereotypical hip-hop clothing like low jeans to attract their target audiences. They use similar color schemes and layouts featuring gradients focused on the main image with red coverlines and mastheads to stand out. The contents pages also both use a range of images and explanations of the features in one column with page numbers in the corners. While the example magazine doesn't have an editor's letter, including one helps introduce the new magazine's audience to the editor.
Research on music mag 3
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Front cover overview
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2) Key details covered include the founding and focuses of each magazine as well as visual analyses of their uses of images, colors, layouts and how these relate to representing the hip-hop genre.
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- Barcode placement followed Kerrang convention but in a available space.
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Kerrang! double page spread
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Music magazine contents analysis
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2) Empire magazine 2010 issue featuring the film Inception. The cover uses dark colors and striking images to showcase films for both male and female audiences ages 13 and up interested in popular cinema.
Contents page analysis
This contents page uses a red, black, and white color scheme throughout. The "CONTENTS" heading is in capital letters inside a red box in the upper right corner, breaking conventions. In the upper left is "ANTHEM" in red capital letters. Images and articles are featured with red boxes indicating the corresponding page numbers. Social media links and the website are featured at the bottom to encourage engagement online and in print.
Ciara contents page analysis
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The document discusses design choices made for a mock Hip Hop magazine cover and pages. Some key points discussed include:
- Using similar poses and outfits as an actual Hip Hop magazine to seem more authentic to the genre.
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- Font sizes and styles to indicate importance and grab readers' attention.
- Color schemes, photos, and layouts that link to themes of Hip Hop like danger and tough backgrounds.
- Experimenting with conventions like photo angles, empty space, and information density versus actual Hip Hop magazine designs.
Evaluation Question 5
Both magazines use black male models giving direct address wearing stereotypical hip-hop clothing like low jeans to attract their target audiences. They use similar color schemes and layouts featuring gradients focused on the main image with red coverlines and mastheads to stand out. The contents pages also both use a range of images and explanations of the features in one column with page numbers in the corners. While the example magazine doesn't have an editor's letter, including one helps introduce the new magazine's audience to the editor.
Research on music mag 3
Vibe is a music and entertainment magazine founded by Quincy Jones that features R&B and hip-hop artists. After shutting down in 2009, it was purchased by a private equity firm and re-launched with a larger online presence and double issue covers every other month. The magazine's target demographic is young, urban followers of hip-hop culture aged 18-34. As of 2013, Vibe is owned by Spin Media.
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Double page analysis
The document analyzes the layout, design, and visual elements of a fashion article. It notes that the title draws attention with larger typography. Questions are distinguished from answers through different font colors. Paragraphs are arranged in columns with images alongside related text. Larger initial letters and varying font sizes emphasize important text. Color is used to highlight key information. The overall color scheme and use of direct address make the article seem formal and aimed at adults. The central photographic image engages the audience by demonstrating the article's content.
Front cover overview
All eight magazine covers from We (Heart) Pop share common features that help establish the magazine's brand identity. There is a main image of a pop artist or band centered on each cover. Additional photographs and sell lines surround this main image to promote featured articles. Each cover also includes the magazine's masthead in the top left corner in a consistent font and color scheme. These repeating visual elements across all the covers help attract fans of pop music and maintain recognizability of the We (Heart) Pop magazine brand.
Magazine annotations
This document summarizes the key design features of two double page magazine spreads. The first spread uses techniques like pull quotes, bold text, large headline and images to draw attention to important information. Columns separate information neatly and drop caps highlight paragraph starts. The second spread also uses bold text, large images and colored text to emphasize certain elements. Photos across the top provide context and the layout aims to attract a young audience with fashionable representations.
Magazine research
1) The document discusses several hip-hop magazines including Vibe, The Source, and XXL. It analyzes aspects of their covers, contents pages, and double page spreads including visual elements, target audiences, and genre representation.
2) Key details covered include the founding and focuses of each magazine as well as visual analyses of their uses of images, colors, layouts and how these relate to representing the hip-hop genre.
3) The magazines are compared in terms of visual consistency, representation of the hip-hop culture and lifestyle, and attention to dense textual profiles of artists.
Music magazine contents analysis
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For the first magazine, the main image is of a female performer in a revealing pose intended to attract male readers. The fonts and layout are designed to appeal to a female audience. There are only four articles listed to entice readers to look inside.
The second magazine features Kanye West as the main image with a heart in his hand, possibly representing his openness about love. His direct eye contact aims to connect with fans.
The third magazine has Usher as the main image to represent what the magazine stands for. His shades and posture suggest he wants to connect with audiences. He is prominently featured in expensive clothing to
Front cover essay
The two magazines, UNCUT and Kerrang, have different styles and target audiences. UNCUT targets older audiences around age 25+ with its use of a black and white photo of 1960s artist Jimi Hendrix on the cover. Kerrang targets younger audiences around ages 15-25 with a photo of recent band Machine Head. While their audiences differ, both magazines mainly target men due to focusing on rock music. The magazines also have distinct designs - UNCUT uses a formal serif font and single centered photo, while Kerrang uses an onomatopoeic masthead, smashed text style, and multiple cover photos connoting rebellion. However, both magazines follow the Gutenberg principle of layout, with mast
Task 2c
This double page spread from NME magazine profiles Dizzee Rascal. The page numbers are typically placed in the bottom corners. This spread fits magazine conventions through the use of a drop cap, a large main image on one page paired with text on the other. It also maintains the color scheme and style from the front cover. The bold headline uses simple words and imagery familiar to the teenage target audience. Dizzee Rascal's name is prominently displayed to represent him as the focus of the magazine spread. The main image depicts him spray painting to symbolize rebellion, while his body language suggests he does not care about getting in trouble. Small details like the masthead, captions and layout fill the space without overwhelming the reader
In what ways does your media product use
The document discusses how the author's magazine product, Anthem, uses and is inspired by conventions from existing popular magazines like Q, Kerrang, NME, and Empire while also challenging some conventions. Specifically:
- The color scheme, layout, and targeting of Q magazine were used as inspiration.
- The masthead placement and cover artist credit location were changed to make Anthem unique.
- Barcode placement followed Kerrang convention but in a available space.
- Contents page drew from multiple magazines' conventions like placement and photos.
- Brand identity elements like magazine name treatment followed Empire convention.
- Double page story spread conventions like model placement and styles were developed from another magazine.
Analysis of cover of a music magazine
The magazine cover features British rapper Dizzee Rascal jumping excitedly. His casual clothing style presents him as relatable to the primarily male, middle-class, student target audience. The color scheme of black, white, and red conveys a sense of danger, excitement, and rebellion, reinforcing the unconventional nature of rap music. The large font used for Dizzee Rascal's name emphasizes his importance as the cover story, while the tilted text challenges expectations.
Kerrang! double page spread
This double-page magazine spread features an article about a female artist. The title is handwritten in a sans serif font to emphasize the artist's involvement. Red is prominently used to draw attention and imply passion or danger. The large image of the artist dominates the page, signifying her importance. Together, the design elements and formal language suggest the magazine targets an upper-class audience with interest in this well-known musician.
Double page spread analysis
This document provides a textual analysis of the contents and layout of a music magazine focused on hip hop. It analyzes various elements of the magazine including the contents page, editorial page, and double page spread. Key elements discussed include the use of images, fonts, headings, stand first captions, issue details, credits, and tone of address to informal language. The conclusion summarizes different effective features from the magazine that could be incorporated into the designer's own hip hop magazine, such as clear page numbers, bold headings, and a dual main image.
Music magazine contents analysis
This document contains analyses of the contents pages of three different music magazines.
For the first magazine, the main image is of a female performer in a revealing pose intended to attract male readers. The fonts and layout are designed to appeal to a female audience. There are only four articles listed to entice readers to look inside.
The second magazine features Kanye West as the main image with a heart in his hand, possibly representing his openness about love. His direct eye contact aims to connect with fans.
The third magazine has Usher as the main image in sunglasses with a cool, urban style. His large image takes up most of the page to draw attention.
Overall the document examines
Magazine cover analysis
The document analyzes two magazine covers:
1) NME (New Musical Express) January 2006 issue with a special feature on the 100 greatest British albums. The cover targets males ages 18-35 interested in genres like indie and punk.
2) Empire magazine 2010 issue featuring the film Inception. The cover uses dark colors and striking images to showcase films for both male and female audiences ages 13 and up interested in popular cinema.
Contents page analysis
This contents page uses a red, black, and white color scheme throughout. The "CONTENTS" heading is in capital letters inside a red box in the upper right corner, breaking conventions. In the upper left is "ANTHEM" in red capital letters. Images and articles are featured with red boxes indicating the corresponding page numbers. Social media links and the website are featured at the bottom to encourage engagement online and in print.
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Patricia questionnaire
This document contains a 10 question music preferences questionnaire. It asks respondents about their favorite music genres, magazine reading habits, concert attendance, favorite artists, desired magazine features, information sources, cover grabs, importance of music, and favorite albums. It also asks if magazine language is formal or informal. The final sentence thanks respondents for their cooperation.
Supernatural poster overview
The document analyzes eight movie posters for supernatural horror films. It finds that they share several conventions, including featuring female protagonists who are victims of demonic torment. The posters use dark colors like black and red alongside pale protagonists. Imagery includes haunted houses and signs of possession. Text is typically in bold serif fonts and adds intrigue through effects like reflected letters. Limited lighting creates a scary tone while establishing shots set the ominous setting. Overall, the posters effectively promote the films as supernatural horrors through shared visual and textual elements.
Case study of vibe
Vibe magazine was founded in 1993 by Time Inc. and Quincy Jones as a music magazine focused on R&B and hip-hop. It targeted young, urban audiences interested in hip-hop culture and fashion. The magazine was known for its creative covers featuring artists like Mary J. Blige and TLC. It included sections on music reviews, celebrity gossip, and displaying high-end designer and urban clothing brands. By 2003, Vibe had evolved into a monthly publication covering the intersection of music and youth culture through a stylish but straightforward layout in a voice that connected with its readership.
Target audience profile
The target audience is a 16-21 year old female living in west London. She works part-time as a supermarket sales assistant and uses her income to socialize with friends on weekends while focusing on school and getting good grades. She enjoys watching supernatural TV shows and discussing them online. She has an interest in horror films that stimulate thought about spirituality and society.
Target audience profile
The target audience is a 16-21 year old female student and part-time retail worker living with her parents in suburban London. She enjoys spending time with friends on weekends but does not prioritize relationships, instead focusing on school and work. In her spare time, she enjoys watching supernatural-themed television shows and films, and blogs about them online. She is especially interested in possession and paranormal stories that make her feel frightened but also intrigued.
Case study of vibe
Vibe magazine was launched in 1993 by Quincy Jones and Time Inc. focusing on R&B and hip-hop artists. It changed ownership several times before being bought by the Wicks Group in 2006. The magazine targeted young, urban audiences interested in hip-hop music and fashion. It was known for creative covers featuring artists like Mary J. Blige and TLC. The magazine included music reviews, celebrity gossip, and fashion spreads showing urban clothing brands.
Case study of the source
The Source was founded in 1988 as the second longest-running hip hop magazine in the United States. It was started by two Harvard students and focused on covering hip hop music and culture. The magazine grew in popularity and expanded its coverage of topics impacting the hip hop community. It also began producing television shows and award ceremonies to honor influential hip hop artists. The target readership for The Source is 18-30 year olds, particularly males, who have a strong interest in hip hop music and fashion trends. The magazine maintains consistency in its branding by always displaying the masthead logo and artist images on the cover consistently across issues.
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This document analyzes the front cover and contents page of a magazine. The front cover features a portrait photo of Mark Ronson dressed in punk clothing to represent the genre of the magazine. Subheadings on the front cover provide information about what's inside. The contents page uses various fonts, photos of celebrities featured in the magazine with quotes, and features a large photo of The Clash to promote a free magazine about them. The language is aimed at an older audience and the color scheme is black, white, and color photos to make the page easy to read.
As 21
The document provides an analysis of the layout and design elements of various music magazine covers and spreads. It discusses the use of font styles, color schemes, images, and other graphical elements and how they are used to represent the genre of music discussed and attract readers. Specific magazines analyzed include ones focused on genres like rock, classical, and R&B/hip-hop. Key aspects summarized include the use of bold fonts, colors like black, white and red for rock magazines, and more formal styles for classical magazines.
Analysis of three magazines (3)
The document provides an analysis of 3 different music magazines: Kerrang, Status, and Vibe. For Kerrang, it notes the bold masthead font suits the rock audience and text overlapping the image screams out to readers. Status has a unique masthead and covers various artist genres. Vibe has few cover lines but the main one introduces new pop music, and its images project a tough image of the pop artists.
Music Magazine Contents Page Analysis
The document analyzes the contents pages of three music magazines: Q, NME, and The Jazz Rag. It describes the design elements and layout of each contents page and how they represent the magazines' styles and target audiences. Q's contents page uses red boxes and a formal font to appeal to a mature audience. NME's is simple with colored sections and images linking to articles. The Jazz Rag has a straightforward design with boxes and a photo professionally representing its target readers.
Media pres
This document proposes a magazine called 'Shutdown' aimed at male hip hop fans aged 16-35. The magazine will cover topics related to hip hop artists through interviews, reviews, news and information on music events. It will have a simple design using bold colors like red, yellow, black and white. Potential cover stories are listed that focus on exclusive interviews and news about popular rappers. An analysis of magazine covers and contents pages shows techniques used to attract readers' attention through large central images of artists and minimal distracting text.
Music and school Magazine analysis
The contents page uses a light blue background with topics written in pink and page numbers in pink with descriptions in dark blue. The main image is of three school girls in uniform. Pictures are laid out like the pips on a dice with text around them. While the layout looks effective, it may be confusing for readers to find things. The feminine color scheme and images target a female audience.
Evaluation
Tony Mutombo created a music magazine for his AS Level Media Studies coursework. He chose to focus his magazine on the hip hop genre. He produced the front cover, double page spread, and contents page using Adobe Photoshop. He also created a blog to document his research and planning process. Now that the project is complete, he is evaluating the effectiveness of his work and reflecting on how his media skills and understanding have developed.
Evaluation media
Celia Barkshire created a magazine aimed at urban music fans aged 16-25. The magazine uses conventions of real magazines such as placing the masthead, date line, and barcode in standard locations. Images on the covers and inside pages represent stereotypes associated with urban music to appeal to the target audience. The magazine would be distributed by niche media institutions specializing in urban music to effectively reach its audience. Celia learned new skills in photography, design software, and magazine conventions to create an authentic product.
Drafting
The document discusses planning and drafting for a music magazine, including font and masthead selection, style sheets, dummy layouts, and photography planning. The author selects the "Blacklisted" font for the masthead based on its association with rock music. Style sheets outline font sizes and a red/yellow color scheme. Digital dummies are created at scale for a front cover, contents page, and double-page spread. Photography plans include a male gaze front cover shot, continuity shots on the contents page, and group shots showing artists' styles for the spread.
Analysis Of NME
The front cover features a medium shot portrait of Mark Ronson, representing the genre of the magazine. The image attracts audiences by indicating the magazine's focus on rock and indie music. Information like the title and price are arranged prominently to catch readers' attention as they browse in shops. Representational signs include Ronson holding a broken trumpet, symbolic of his new musical style.
NME Magazine Analysis
This document analyzes the front cover and contents page of a magazine. The front cover image is a portrait of Mark Ronson representing the magazine's genre. Subheadings on the front cover provide information on what's inside. The contents page uses various fonts, photos of celebrities with quotes, and an advertisement to attract readers and highlight key articles. The layout, images, and language used aim to appeal to the magazine's target male audience.
Magazine Analysis
This is my media presentation of an analysis of the music magazine NME. The analyisist is of the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread. I looked at the language and images used, also the layout of the pages and who the magazine is targetted at.
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The document analyzes and summarizes the contents page and a double page spread from the Kerrang! magazine. For the contents page, it notes the use of images and colors to highlight articles and attract readers. It also discusses the layout into columns and use of fonts. For the double page spread, it examines the large main image of artist Davey Havok, the bold title layout, and use of pink font to set a mood. It critiques the standard three-column text layout as uninteresting and offers ideas for more creative design.
Contents page overview edited
The document analyzes the contents pages of four issues of "We Love Pop" magazine. It finds that the contents pages all maintain the magazine's brand identity through consistent stylistic features. These include displaying the magazine title "We Love This" in signature font at the top, presenting a letter from the editor alongside the cover artist, and using a color scheme of black text with a contrasting bright color. The layout also consistently features the largest image of the cover artist, additional celebrity photos, and smaller poster images at the bottom. These elements create a recognizable identity while still allowing for uniqueness between issues.
Unit 13 - Pitch
This document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Lyrical" focused on pop and rock music. It discusses the target audience as 16-30 year olds from socio-economic classes B-C2 of both genders. It proposes a monthly circulation to allow time to source stories and images. The color scheme, masthead font, and social media strategy are described. Sample pages from an issue include contents, editor's note, interviews, reviews, advertisements and competitions. Inspiration is drawn from Billboard magazine in terms of layout and design elements.
Unit 30 - Pitch
This document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Lyrical" focused on pop and rock music. It discusses the target audience as 16-30 year olds from socio-economic classes B-C2 of both genders. It proposes a monthly circulation to allow time to source stories and images. The color scheme, masthead font, and social media strategy are described. Sample pages from an issue include contents, editor's note, interviews, reviews, advertisements and competitions. Inspiration is drawn from Billboard magazine in terms of layout and design elements.
Evaluation question 1
The document describes a music magazine the author created focused on the pop genre targeting young female audiences. Key details include:
- The magazine uses bright colors and images of popular young artists to attract young readers and allow them to indulge in information about their favorite musicians.
- Both male and female artists are featured to serve as role models or "crushes" for the target audience and intensify their desire to purchase the magazine.
- In creating the magazine, the author took inspiration from existing popular magazines like "We Love Pop" in its design conventions and layout.
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The call sheet is for additional filming on November 26th 2014 for the film trailer "After Class" between 12:30-13:20 at Douay Martyrs School. It lists Lucy Nash, D'Jeeneigh Kaczoroski and Josh Naughton as actors and Patricia Brown and Josh Naughton as crew. Costumes should be casual attire as it is not a school uniform scene. Only a camera is needed for lighting, sound and equipment.
Call sheet 1
The call sheet is for the film trailer "After Class" shooting on November 24th from 10:10am to 1:20pm at Douay Martyrs School. It will film establishing and panning shots of the opening scenes around and in the school building with Lucy Nash, D'Jeeneigh Kaczoroski, and Josh Naughton appearing casually dressed without needing special lighting, sound, or other equipment beyond a camera and keys.
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The call sheet is for the film "After Class" and provides details for a shoot on November 25th, 2014. It lists the scenes and shots to be filmed as the main trailer sequence including jump scares and scenes underground. The location is Douay Martyrs School and the call sheet lists the crew and actors needed and notes casual attire is required with no additional lighting, sound or equipment needed beyond the camera.
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This shooting schedule outlines the dates, times, locations, and scenes planned for filming at The Douay Martyrs School. On November 24th, opening scenes of characters in detention will be filmed at the school. November 25th will feature characters taking janitor's keys and entering a lift. Strange occurrences will be filmed on November 26th of characters in the lift going down to the underground floor of the school.
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This document discusses the importance of conducting reconnaissance of potential filming locations to determine their suitability and whether they will work for the intended trailer. Test shots were taken at selected locations for a horror trailer and deemed relevant to include. Special effects will be used to add realistic 'fire' scenes rather than filming on location.
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Horror questionnaire analysis
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- 2. As featured within the three magazine contents pages above are a list of content which will feature in the magazine. These articles all feature the dominant artist who is also the dominant feature on the front cover of the magazine. This highlights the artist’s importance in the magazine are they are the prominent feature. The text (list of content) on the contents page is also usually displayed on one side of the page to separate the artist (image) the rest of this text. This is a very effective and clever use of composition as the audience are able to clearly read the text as well as see the image as well. They are all magazines from the same genre: Hip-hop and demonstrate a clear example of this by their attire and dominant appearance. The three contents pages all maintain the typical conventions used in magazines. Each main point (sub-heading) is highlighted in a bigger, bolder font than the rest of the text displayed underneath. This is because the editor wants to make the reader feel intrigued by the short, snappy sub-headings. This allows the page to stand out more and makes it more interesting and intriguing for the audience to look at as if all the text on the page where of the same size, font and style, the audience may lose interest as the page wouldn’t seem as interesting and effective. The last contents page of Chris Brown differs slightly and seems quite unusual as the audience are provided with a pull quote from within the magazine to lure them in and catch their vivid attention. The fact that this is displayed beside him shows that this specific quote is specifically related to him and as it is displayed in the main section of the page (centre left), so the audience are automatically presented with this. They all also feature a plain white background to again show the significance of the artist. On the majority of contents pages, the artists tend to make direct address to the audience to gain their attention. The plain background also allows the audience to concentrate on the artist as well which is effective. All three contents pages also feature black males which reinforce the stereotype of men dominating the world and taking over. Their facial expressions see quite intimidating but masculine and again reflects the genre. The contents page of ICE CUBE (2nd Contents page) interests me the most as it very unusual but striking at the same time. I love the fact that only his face is shown as it is the most intimate place a person sees. It’s as if he’s looking directly into the audiences eyes, with his sniggering face. Also, the act that one eye is covered with the contents shows that he plays a big part in the magazine and that all eyes should be on him. I also love the fact that the image of him is
- 3. from the night time and he seems to be wearing all black which again highlights his status and power. Two out of three of the contents pages all feature the date and month of which the magazine which can be useful for the audience as they would be able remember when the magazine was released. The fact that it is positioned at the top of the page shows the importance of the date on a contents page. On the first and third contents pages, they both include a sub title: Features which shows what the text will include. The use of a subtitle makes it clearer for the audience to see and allows them to identity the main topics within the contents page. The colours used are very masculine and typical in hip-hop magazines. Red, Black and white all represents masculinity in a number of ways, for example, red connotes danger and black connotes power, strength and masculinity. The colours come together to great a typical representation of males, fearless, troublesome but powerful at the same time.