contents page production journal 1
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This document summarizes the process of creating a contents page for a music magazine. The creator decided to make the contents page span two pages to include more features articles, pages, and numbers. Conventions from typical music magazines, such as a group index, were followed. The color scheme and logo were continued from the cover to maintain consistency. Images and boxes were adjusted to better fit the color scheme and layout. Publication date and descriptions of feature articles were added to inform readers.
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Construction of the contents page
Using InDesign, Rosanna Todd created a contents page for her music magazine by adding the main image, masthead, and coverlines. She then edited fonts and added more images, the issue number, cover date, editorial, and page numbers. Finally, she completed the contents page by editing subtitles to stand out more, changing the masthead color to yellow, switching the editorial image, and adjusting fonts and page numbers until satisfied with the design.
Construction of the contents page
Using InDesign, Rosanna Todd created a contents page for her music magazine by adding the main image, masthead, and coverlines. She then edited fonts and added more images, the issue number, cover date, editorial, and page numbers. Finally, she completed the contents page by editing subtitles to stand out more, changing the masthead color to yellow, switching the editorial image, and adjusting fonts and page numbers until satisfied with the design.
Contents page production with screengrabs
The document describes the process taken to design the contents page for an indie music magazine. Key steps included:
1. Keeping the background black to provide depth between the cover and interior pages.
2. Adding the title "Contents" using the same font and color scheme to maintain branding consistency.
3. Inserting relevant images to represent the articles and genre, arranging them neatly.
4. Adding the feature and regular article listings with consistent formatting and colors matching the rest of the magazine.
Construction of the double page spread
Using InDesign, the author created a double page spread for a music magazine by adding text in columns, a masthead, standfirst, pull quote, and background image on the second page. Colors were changed to attract the target audience, including a black background and bright colors. Design elements like a drop capital, credits, and differently colored fonts for questions and answers were also included to make the article clearer for readers.
Contents page production
The document describes the steps taken to design the contents page of an indie music magazine. These include: 1) Adding a black box over a white background to provide depth between the cover and interior pages. 2) Adding the title "Contents" in the same font and color scheme. 3) Inserting relevant images for articles in an appealing, easy-to-follow order. 4) Copying and pasting article text from a word document into text boxes, using the same colors and fonts. 5) Adding regular columns, dates, a subscription box, and page numbers to images to complete the page.
Step by steps
The document summarizes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine. It describes importing images including a model photo for the cover, masthead, and barcode. Additional elements were added like logos around the barcode indicating social media pages and the publication date. Brief descriptions of articles inside were included in text boxes. The main headline and artist name were styled differently to draw attention to the featured artist. Final touches included adding the slogan above the masthead and website name at the bottom.
Construction of the double page spread2
Using InDesign, the author created a double page spread for a music magazine. They added text in columns, fonts, a masthead, standfirst, pull quote, and background image. Colors were changed to attract the target audience and credits were added. The masthead was enlarged to take up more space like real music magazines. The final spread looked more professional and eye-catching.
Evaluation q1
1. The document describes how a media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It includes a cover, contents page, and double-page article spread that follow conventions such as placement of mastheads and images but also develop conventions through design choices like unique color schemes and layouts of images and text.
2. Key elements like mastheads, images, cover lines, page numbers, and bylines are included and positioned according to typical magazine standards. However, the document also discusses how the layout, colors, and pairing of images challenge conventions to create a cohesive dark theme.
3. Overall, the media product draws from real magazine formats but puts its own spin through modified design elements to both adhere to and
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Construction of the contents page
Using InDesign, Rosanna Todd created a contents page for her music magazine by adding the main image, masthead, and coverlines. She then edited fonts and added more images, the issue number, cover date, editorial, and page numbers. Finally, she completed the contents page by editing subtitles to stand out more, changing the masthead color to yellow, switching the editorial image, and adjusting fonts and page numbers until satisfied with the design.
Construction of the contents page
Using InDesign, Rosanna Todd created a contents page for her music magazine by adding the main image, masthead, and coverlines. She then edited fonts and added more images, the issue number, cover date, editorial, and page numbers. Finally, she completed the contents page by editing subtitles to stand out more, changing the masthead color to yellow, switching the editorial image, and adjusting fonts and page numbers until satisfied with the design.
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The document describes the process taken to design the contents page for an indie music magazine. Key steps included:
1. Keeping the background black to provide depth between the cover and interior pages.
2. Adding the title "Contents" using the same font and color scheme to maintain branding consistency.
3. Inserting relevant images to represent the articles and genre, arranging them neatly.
4. Adding the feature and regular article listings with consistent formatting and colors matching the rest of the magazine.
Construction of the double page spread
Using InDesign, the author created a double page spread for a music magazine by adding text in columns, a masthead, standfirst, pull quote, and background image on the second page. Colors were changed to attract the target audience, including a black background and bright colors. Design elements like a drop capital, credits, and differently colored fonts for questions and answers were also included to make the article clearer for readers.
Contents page production
The document describes the steps taken to design the contents page of an indie music magazine. These include: 1) Adding a black box over a white background to provide depth between the cover and interior pages. 2) Adding the title "Contents" in the same font and color scheme. 3) Inserting relevant images for articles in an appealing, easy-to-follow order. 4) Copying and pasting article text from a word document into text boxes, using the same colors and fonts. 5) Adding regular columns, dates, a subscription box, and page numbers to images to complete the page.
Step by steps
The document summarizes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine. It describes importing images including a model photo for the cover, masthead, and barcode. Additional elements were added like logos around the barcode indicating social media pages and the publication date. Brief descriptions of articles inside were included in text boxes. The main headline and artist name were styled differently to draw attention to the featured artist. Final touches included adding the slogan above the masthead and website name at the bottom.
Construction of the double page spread2
Using InDesign, the author created a double page spread for a music magazine. They added text in columns, fonts, a masthead, standfirst, pull quote, and background image. Colors were changed to attract the target audience and credits were added. The masthead was enlarged to take up more space like real music magazines. The final spread looked more professional and eye-catching.
Evaluation q1
1. The document describes how a media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It includes a cover, contents page, and double-page article spread that follow conventions such as placement of mastheads and images but also develop conventions through design choices like unique color schemes and layouts of images and text.
2. Key elements like mastheads, images, cover lines, page numbers, and bylines are included and positioned according to typical magazine standards. However, the document also discusses how the layout, colors, and pairing of images challenge conventions to create a cohesive dark theme.
3. Overall, the media product draws from real magazine formats but puts its own spin through modified design elements to both adhere to and
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Cotents page stages of development
The document describes the process of creating a magazine contents page. Key details include:
1) A text box was used to write the magazine name in the same font as the cover but in a different color to match the background.
2) Section headings in capital letters and red were added, along with red rectangles to make the headings stand out.
3) Numbers were added to help readers locate sections easily using an elegant feminine font for contrast.
4) Headings and article details were styled differently for overview and more information.
5) Two black and white images of the same person from different angles were added at the bottom with enhanced contrast.
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Contents ideas
The document outlines plans for a magazine contents page, including having categories organized in columns, the word "contents" formed in a unique shape, one larger primary image featuring the main artist alongside smaller secondary images and their corresponding page numbers. Social media icons and a date will also be included to showcase embracing of new technology.
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4) Positioning the subheading, pull quotes, and smaller images to complete the spread.
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Eval q 1
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Magazine Layout and Colour Scheme
Lewis Brown designed layouts and color schemes for a magazine cover, contents page, and double-page spread. For the cover, he chose the first layout which features a medium shot of an artist. For the contents page, the second layout was selected as it includes an editor's note and image, giving a more personal feel. The second double-page spread layout was also chosen for its simplicity and easy readability of evenly spaced text columns. An indigo and white color scheme was picked based on survey feedback and the sophistication indigo conveys for an EDM music magazine.
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3) Importing and positioning the dominant image.
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5) Formatting the main coverline and additional lines with text boxes and effects like drop shadow.
6) Adding another shaped element in the bottom right to draw attention with the word "free".
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3) Importing the dominant image and adding a strap line listing bands.
4) Creating coverlines with text and rectangles, and using effects like drop shadow.
5) Adding shapes and buzzwords to draw the eye around the cover.
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2) Designing the title with large text in a specific font and style, and adding effects like drop shadow and an outline.
3) Importing and positioning the dominant image.
4) Creating additional text elements like a strap line listing bands and buzzwords using shapes and text.
5) Formatting coverlines with text, rectangles, and effects like drop shadow to make them stand out.
6) Adding another shaped element in the bottom right with "free" to draw attention
Main Brief and Mood Board
The document provides a brief for a new music magazine project requiring the production of a front cover, contents page, and double page article spread using Photoshop and InDesign. It includes mood boards showing examples of clean, simple magazine designs for the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads that feature prominent images, appealing colors, and structured layouts to engage readers ages 14 to 18.
Evaluation
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Katys Evaluation
The document evaluates the author's journalism skills in creating a music magazine, comparing their preliminary work to the final product. Conventions used in established music magazines like mastheads, pull quotes, and column layouts were analyzed and applied. Images were improved to better represent the band. Photoshop was used for the final production instead of Publisher to create a more professional magazine aligned with industry standards.
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1) A text box was used to write the magazine name in the same font as the cover but in a different color to match the background.
2) Section headings in capital letters and red were added, along with red rectangles to make the headings stand out.
3) Numbers were added to help readers locate sections easily using an elegant feminine font for contrast.
4) Headings and article details were styled differently for overview and more information.
5) Two black and white images of the same person from different angles were added at the bottom with enhanced contrast.
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Production of double page spread
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1) Adding the title, subheading, and byline to establish the layout and size of the spread.
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3) Adding the magazine logo and centering the band image on the second page to structure other elements.
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Double page spread manipulations
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Eval q 1
The document describes the design process for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine. It discusses how the designer used elements from the NME magazine as inspiration, but also developed their own style. For the front cover, elements like font, layout, and photo style were inspired by NME, but the designer added their own elements like a red circle and varied fonts. For the contents page and double page spread, inspiration was taken from NME's use of images and page numbers, but the designer developed their own color schemes, layouts, and background styles. Challenges to NME included using different typefaces, photos, and sectioning of content.
Magazine Layout and Colour Scheme
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1) Creating a faded background color using the shaded fill tool.
2) Designing the title with large text in a specific font and style, and adding effects like drop shadow and an outline.
3) Importing and positioning the dominant image.
4) Creating additional text elements like a strap line and shapes with buzzwords.
5) Formatting the main coverline and additional lines with text boxes and effects like drop shadow.
6) Adding another shaped element in the bottom right to draw attention with the word "free".
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1) Creating a faded background color using the shaded fill tool.
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3) Importing the dominant image and adding a strap line listing bands.
4) Creating coverlines with text and rectangles, and using effects like drop shadow.
5) Adding shapes and buzzwords to draw the eye around the cover.
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2) Designing the title with large text in a specific font and style, and adding effects like drop shadow and an outline.
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4) Creating additional text elements like a strap line listing bands and buzzwords using shapes and text.
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6) Adding another shaped element in the bottom right with "free" to draw attention
Main Brief and Mood Board
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Question 1
The document summarizes how the student's media product uses conventions of real music magazines. It includes:
1) A cover with the magazine title beveled and a close-up image of a model wearing red, white, and black to match the color scheme.
2) A contents page with the title and page numbers in red to stand out, images relevant to articles, and consistent fonts and bold headings to navigate sections.
3) A double-page article spread with a large image taking half the page, columns to organize text easily, and a headline using different colors to draw attention.
Q1
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.
UNIT 31/14 FINAL MAGAZINE ANALYSIS
The document describes the design choices made for a magazine cover and double page spread. For the cover, the title was made to stand out with layered text and a unique font for one letter. Subtitles and story highlights were added in red to maintain consistency. Names of artists and a 3D text effect in red were also included. For the double page spread, images were selected to identify the musicians featured. Watermarks, titles, and column organization were used to structure the layout and fill space. Color was used throughout to make elements stand out and engage the audience.
Q1
The document discusses magazine design conventions and how the author has both followed and challenged conventions in their cover, contents page, and article designs. For the cover, conventions like using a cover image and direct eye contact are followed, while using a black and white image challenges conventions. For contents, an artist index is included conventionally but multiple feature articles challenge norms. The article uses a paper-like background conventionally but adds graphical elements unconventionally.
Front cover construction
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Coursework evaluation
The document describes the ways in which the author's media product, a music magazine, uses and develops conventions from real music magazines. It discusses how the front cover, contents page, and double page spread employ conventions like the masthead, barcode, page numbers, and pull quotes similarly to real magazines like NME. It also notes how the author develops new conventions, such as cropping the background of a front cover image.
Evaluation Q1
- The document discusses how the student's media product uses conventions of real magazines in its construction.
- For the front cover, conventions included masthead placement, tagline, artist image, and color scheme. The contents page followed conventions like masthead, images, headings, and ads.
- The double-page article layout used conventions such as column structure for the interview, enlarged quote, and page numbers. However, it challenged conventions somewhat by placing some text on the image page.
- Overall, the student aimed to mimic real magazine styles and layouts to make the media product seem realistic while also experimenting with some unconventional placements.
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This document provides annotations for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a mock music magazine. It describes design elements and conventions used, such as overlapping the masthead and cover image, using consistent fonts, including pull quotes and structuring the double page spread as an interview. The goal was to create an engaging magazine that would appeal to the target musical theatre audience.
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This document discusses the design choices made for various elements of a magazine spread, including the front cover, contents page, and double page spread. For the front cover, a large masthead uses capital letters and features a star clip art to represent the music genre. The contents page is highly structured with columns and uses consistent fonts and photos. The double page spread features an interview in a question and answer format with separated text colors and pull quotes to intrigue readers.
Music Magazine evaluation
Vinay Kilaire evaluates his music magazine "EDGE" which uses conventions from real music magazines. The magazine targets a wide audience with pop and rock genres. It uses bright colors and graphics in the masthead to stand out. Cover lines are large and eye-catching to attract readers. Photography is professionally edited and anchors images to headlines. Fonts, layout, and lighting create cohesion across pages. The magazine represents youth and explores gender and artists to reflect society. IPC would be a good fit to distribute the magazine to expand their music offerings and attract teenage readers.
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The student created a music magazine for their target audience of other students. They learned that Photoshop is better for photo editing while InDesign is suited for layouts. Based on feedback, they aim to make the cover more eye-catching using better images and design. The contents page was designed to link to the cover through color scheme and images while highlighting the best stories.
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The document provides details on the process of designing a double page spread for a music magazine. It describes adjusting the layout, images, colors and text to improve the design over multiple drafts. Key points covered include changing the dominant image to allow more space for the article, adding features like headlines and credits to follow magazine conventions, and tweaking colors and fonts to match the artist's branding and make information visually appealing to readers. The overall goal was to create an engaging spread that would attract the target teenage audience while appropriately showcasing an interview and album review.
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The author feels they have progressed significantly from their preliminary task to the final product in several ways:
1) They have learned how to use design software like Photoshop and InDesign more effectively and can now utilize most features.
2) Their designs have become more realistic and authentic looking by adding more magazine conventions and details.
3) They have improved at laying out pages in an appealing way for readers and maximizing the use of space.
4) Overall, they have gained a better understanding of how to design magazines that look like real publications.
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