Contents page textual analyse
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The document analyzes the contents page of a magazine that uses an unconventional layout. Images and advertisements are distributed throughout the two-page spread rather than clustered together. Main stories are highlighted as focal points to attract audiences. Additional visuals and promotional offers provide readers a clear overview of all the magazine contains in that issue.
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The document discusses the purpose and typical conventions of contents pages in magazines. Contents pages inform readers about the articles and features in the magazine and the page numbers where they can be found. They usually follow the magazine's house style with relevant colors and fonts for easy readability. Contents pages are typically one to two pages long and set out in columns, including a large main image highlighting a feature article along with secondary images of other articles.
Contents Pages - Similarities and Differences
NME and Kerrang both use only one page for their contents while Q uses two due to being released monthly. All three examples use columns to help readers find information easily. They include a main image and smaller images to draw attention to key articles. NME's contents page is simpler than Kerrang and Q's which include more sections. Kerrang uniquely features an editor's letter for personal engagement. NME and Kerrang advertise subscriptions to encourage regular readers.
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The document analyzes the layout and design features of the contents page from the September 2009 edition of NME magazine. Key elements included are the masthead to identify the publication, a main image to draw attention and support the text, use of color themes throughout, individual section headings, and information about subscribing to future issues. The layout utilizes columns, boxes, and graphic elements like shapes around headings to structure the text and make important elements stand out.
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The media product uses and develops conventions of music magazines. It sticks closely to conventions like placing the masthead, barcode, cover lines and large headline on the front cover. The contents page follows conventions like numbering articles, including images and subscription advert. The double page spread uses a large headline and separates the article into columns but challenges the convention of including a quote. Sticking to conventions gives the magazine a professional look that will appeal to the target audience.
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The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, uses and demonstrates conventions of real media products. Specifically:
- The front cover follows conventions like a primary image of a cover star and main cover line to promote featured articles. Additional conventions used are a masthead, cover lines, and incentives like "WIN!"
- Some conventions are challenged, like using different colors for the masthead, but it's not too extreme to still be recognizable as a magazine.
- The contents page also demonstrates conventions like features banners, images paired with headlines and blurbs, page numbers, and a masthead with issue number.
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The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, uses and demonstrates conventions of real media products. Specifically:
- The front cover follows conventions like a primary image of a cover star and main cover line to promote featured articles. Additional conventions used are a masthead, cover lines, and incentives like "WIN!"
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- The contents page also demonstrates conventions like features banners, images paired with headlines and blurbs, page numbers, and a masthead with issue number.
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Contents page analysis
The document analyzes the layout and design features of two magazine contents pages:
1) NME (Sept 2009) - Features a large image, masthead at top, date, listings of bands and pages in red, and contact information. The layout is designed to attract younger readers.
2) Classic FM (December 2007) - Features multiple smaller images due to higher price point. Masthead and date are small and in the corner to suit more reserved, older readers. Contents headings are formal in red. Overall design keeps a formal style for this audience.
Planning
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Media magazine evaluation
The document discusses how the author's media product uses conventions of real music magazines. Specifically:
1) The front cover uses conventions like a large masthead partially covering the cover star, bold capitalized title, and headshot of the cover star.
2) The contents page repeats the magazine name, includes the date, lists page numbers and titles, features a large relevant image, and continues the color scheme.
3) The double page spread features a large cover star image on one page, drop capital for the article title, and divides content into columns.
Media magazine evaluation
Here are some key things I've learned from comparing my preliminary college magazine task to the final music magazine task:
- Doing additional market research on real magazines in the genre helped me understand conventions and design elements that professionals use, allowing me to create a more polished product.
- Taking more photos and carefully selecting the best one paid off - the cover photo for the music magazine was much stronger.
- Simplifying the color scheme based on research made the magazine feel more cohesive and professional.
- Having a clear vision from the start allowed me to execute the design more effectively in Photoshop and Quark.
- The additional practice with the software in the first task helped me gain skills to implement my design
Evaluation Q1
My media product uses some conventions of real magazines but also challenges and develops some conventions. It follows conventions like using simple fonts, putting the magazine title and date/price in typical locations, including cover lines and using columns on the contents page. However, it also develops conventions by adding a colored bar behind the masthead and putting the barcode and cover lines in atypical locations. The layout challenges conventions by listing articles on the contents page without categories. Overall, it draws from real magazine conventions but also puts its own spin on some aspects of design and layout.
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Presentation2[1]
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Contents pages
The content page uses a consistent color scheme of red, black and white to guide the reader around the page from left to right and highlight important information. Key elements like the magazine logo and title are placed to the top left to be the first things seen. Main stories are identified through large images, bold text, and page numbers to direct readers to the full articles. Advertisements are also included to promote related content, bands, and generate revenue for the magazine.
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Eval Activity One
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front page analysis
The magazine uses consistent branding elements like fonts, colors, and layout across issues to maintain its identity. On the contents page, a large central image promotes the main story, while smaller images paired with short descriptions advertise other articles. Numbers link the images to their corresponding pages to help readers navigate. These visual elements make the magazine appealing and accessible.
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The document is a contents page from a magazine that includes the magazine's masthead, date, main image promoting the featured story, and descriptions of the magazine's sections to inform readers about what stories and features are included. Typography, graphics, and buzzwords are used consistently with the magazine's genre and color scheme to draw attention and advertise the magazine's contents to potential readers.
Nme
The magazine cover uses a variety of design elements to attract its target audience. It has a formal newspaper-like layout with different fonts that gives it a sophisticated feel for a mature audience. Images are prominently featured throughout and relate to stories in the magazine to pique reader interest. While heavy on visuals, the balanced layout guides readers through the content in an informal but easy to understand manner.
2 magazines
The document summarizes two rock music magazines that could serve as examples for the magazine the document author plans to create.
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2) Classic FM (December 2007) - Features multiple smaller images due to higher price point. Masthead and date are small and in the corner to suit more reserved, older readers. Contents headings are formal in red. Overall design keeps a formal style for this audience.
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The document discusses how the author's media product uses conventions of real music magazines. Specifically:
1) The front cover uses conventions like a large masthead partially covering the cover star, bold capitalized title, and headshot of the cover star.
2) The contents page repeats the magazine name, includes the date, lists page numbers and titles, features a large relevant image, and continues the color scheme.
3) The double page spread features a large cover star image on one page, drop capital for the article title, and divides content into columns.
Media magazine evaluation
Here are some key things I've learned from comparing my preliminary college magazine task to the final music magazine task:
- Doing additional market research on real magazines in the genre helped me understand conventions and design elements that professionals use, allowing me to create a more polished product.
- Taking more photos and carefully selecting the best one paid off - the cover photo for the music magazine was much stronger.
- Simplifying the color scheme based on research made the magazine feel more cohesive and professional.
- Having a clear vision from the start allowed me to execute the design more effectively in Photoshop and Quark.
- The additional practice with the software in the first task helped me gain skills to implement my design
Evaluation Q1
My media product uses some conventions of real magazines but also challenges and develops some conventions. It follows conventions like using simple fonts, putting the magazine title and date/price in typical locations, including cover lines and using columns on the contents page. However, it also develops conventions by adding a colored bar behind the masthead and putting the barcode and cover lines in atypical locations. The layout challenges conventions by listing articles on the contents page without categories. Overall, it draws from real magazine conventions but also puts its own spin on some aspects of design and layout.
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The document summarizes how the author's media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It follows many conventions such as including a masthead, date, price, and barcode. However, it also challenges some conventions such as placing the taglines across the bottom instead of left and right. Overall, the author strives to make their magazine look realistic while putting their own spin on some design elements.
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Contents pages
The content page uses a consistent color scheme of red, black and white to guide the reader around the page from left to right and highlight important information. Key elements like the magazine logo and title are placed to the top left to be the first things seen. Main stories are identified through large images, bold text, and page numbers to direct readers to the full articles. Advertisements are also included to promote related content, bands, and generate revenue for the magazine.
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The document compares the magazine cover and contents designed by the author to the conventions used in real music magazines like Kerrang. The author's magazine cover follows many conventions such as including the magazine title, feature title/tagline, other band listings, and issue details. However, the font choice is less conventional but fits the rock genre. The color scheme challenges conventions by using purple instead of the typical red. The magazine contents also follow conventions around layout but include an unconventional subscription ad. The double page feature format matches conventions but uses a less typical mid-shot instead of a long shot for the featured band.
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front page analysis
The magazine uses consistent branding elements like fonts, colors, and layout across issues to maintain its identity. On the contents page, a large central image promotes the main story, while smaller images paired with short descriptions advertise other articles. Numbers link the images to their corresponding pages to help readers navigate. These visual elements make the magazine appealing and accessible.
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This document discusses magazine design conventions and how the designer's mock magazine both develops and challenges conventions. It summarizes how various design elements were used, including the masthead placement, cover images, contents page layout, pull quotes, articles, and headlines. The designer explains their choices aimed to engage the target audience based on feedback and develop conventions in some areas while challenging them in others.
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The document is a contents page from a magazine that includes the magazine's masthead, date, main image promoting the featured story, and descriptions of the magazine's sections to inform readers about what stories and features are included. Typography, graphics, and buzzwords are used consistently with the magazine's genre and color scheme to draw attention and advertise the magazine's contents to potential readers.
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The magazine cover uses a variety of design elements to attract its target audience. It has a formal newspaper-like layout with different fonts that gives it a sophisticated feel for a mature audience. Images are prominently featured throughout and relate to stories in the magazine to pique reader interest. While heavy on visuals, the balanced layout guides readers through the content in an informal but easy to understand manner.
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Rocksound magazine is described as a monthly UK-based rock/metal magazine that features interviews and news of underground bands. Kerrang! magazine is a weekly UK publication that focuses on rock music and has been the best-selling rock magazine in the UK.
The document author notes design elements they want to incorporate from each magazine, including Rocksound's unstructured cover layout and Kerrang!'s use of a double-page band spread with sepia-toned photographs.
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Textual analysis of 3 contents pages
This contents page analysis examines 3 different magazine contents pages. The first uses a bold funky font and image of Kanye West to identify its style and target audience. It lists contents in an orderly manner. The second follows a black, red, and white color theme with a band image representing its pop genre. Contents are clearly laid out. The third has a building worm's-eye view connoting value, with main stories separated on the right. All aim to attract readers through focal images and clearly presented contents relevant to their target audiences.
Case study on 2 music magazines
Q is a monthly magazine focused on music reviews that has been published since 1986. Clash is also a UK-based monthly music magazine founded in 2004 that has taken a more artistic approach in recent years. Both magazines use photography and layout techniques to draw readers in, but Clash stands out by defying some conventions with its unique artistic style influenced by fashion.
Case study 2
The document analyzes different elements of a magazine case study, including the cover page, contents page, and a double page spread. Key findings include:
1) The cover page uses bright colors, large headings and images to attract teenage readers. It includes buzz words and pull quotes to engage audiences.
2) The contents page continues the color scheme and includes smaller images previewing articles. Heading sizes are used to highlight different sections.
3) The double page spread also matches the color palette and features a large celebrity image taking up one full page. It includes a bold title and contest to encourage engagement.
Evaluation question 1
The document summarizes the key design elements of a magazine layout, including:
[1] The masthead displays the magazine's identity and fits with its house style colors. [2] Cover lines reveal interior features to interest readers. [3] The main image and cover line attract attention. [4] Barcodes and artist mentions aim to attract fans and signal professionalism. [5] Consistent colors create continuity and sophistication.
Annotations
The document provides information on magazine layout and design. It discusses how different design elements like mastheads, cover images, and article previews are used to catch readers' attention and showcase key stories. Color schemes and font sizes are employed to make important features stand out while complementing the overall style. The goal is to entice readers through visuals and teasers before they dive into the full articles inside.
2012 eval
The document describes a music magazine created by the author for a media assignment. It discusses how the magazine uses conventions of real music magazines, such as featuring an artist on the front cover and including advertisements. The author explains how some conventions were developed, like adding a barcode to allow online updates. Overall, the document demonstrates how the magazine borrows from and enhances standard magazine formats and styles.
Audience feedback
The document contains an audience member's questions and the media creator's responses about their magazine product.
The creator explains how their magazine both follows and challenges conventions of real music magazines in terms of design elements like the masthead, cover lines, and use of color. They also discuss how the magazine represents teenagers and young adults, and how a company like Prometheus Global Media might distribute it due to their experience with similar magazines. The target audience is identified as teenagers and young adults interested in music, and methods for attracting this audience included featuring a young model and using bright colors and an easy-to-navigate layout.
Case Study Notes
The document provides an analysis of magazine articles from Top of the Pops and We Love Pop magazines. It summarizes the type and focus of the magazines, including chart information, celebrity gossip, and fashion advice. It also analyzes features like the front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads, noting design elements like large images and fonts, and how these elements appeal to the target audiences.
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Contents page textual analyse
- 1. Contents Page Textual Analyse
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- 3. The date on the contents page, not a The new list of what usual convention the magazine contains for this week shows this is a regular magazine read by many as it is Eye catching images weekly news is and adverts to show featured. all that the magazine offers to its readers Additional images once again adhering to the general contents page. Promotional offers to gain more readers
- 4. Two main focal points of the contents page meaning these are the main cover stories , showing the readers a clear outline of who the main stories are about and possibly what. The white background used causes more A double page emphasis on the spread for the text and images contents page is Going against the usual lay out of the contents page, this is a highly respected and read magazine, this could be done to cover all that the magazine offers to its readers Big numbers showing what page each topic is on, mainly fashion related and aimed for a female audience