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The document discusses the design of a magazine contents page. It explains how the page uses subheadings, color, images and large fonts to break up information into easy to find sections about bands and articles. This allows readers to quickly locate the content they are interested in. The editor aims to attract readers and fans of featured bands to boost magazine sales through this clear and engaging contents page design.
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The document describes the key conventions and design elements used in a dance music magazine. The front cover includes a large masthead spanning the width of the page, a prominent cover story headline in bold colors in the middle, and smaller cover lines around the edge. The contents page includes a page header with the issue date, a black background with categorized white text, and images to draw the eye. Double page articles have the category labeled at the top, a pull quote in larger blue text, a bold article heading, two large images, and questions in the article distinguished in blue.
Media evaluation question 1
My magazine uses conventions from real media products to appear professional and realistic. On the front cover, I followed the rule of thirds by placing the title along the top and main headline in the lower third, with the image on the right side to guide the eye. The content page also uses conventions like rule of thirds and a large central image to draw the eye to stories of interest. Even on text-heavy spreads, I apply techniques like the three-color palette rule to make the pages neat and easy to read. Overall, my magazine adopts standard formatting rules and features found in professional pop music magazines.
Magazine research
/r/streetwear magazine began as an online forum and focuses on niche streetwear fashion. It uses a simple white and grey color scheme with occasional black and white images to draw attention. Articles have a lot of text and information to satisfy readers interested in more than just images. As a small, new magazine, its website only sells the publication.
Mix Mag is a large electronic dance music magazine with a recognizable design across issues - a banner and central cover image. It uses consistent color schemes and layout, with double page spreads and multiple images per article. The website was the easiest to navigate of the three.
DJ Mag highlights influential DJs with bold text and a simple color scheme. Like MixMag,
Question 6
The document discusses conventions used in music magazines. It describes conventions for the cover page, contents page, and articles.
For the cover page, a medium shot of the cover star is used to make readers feel elite. Colors are also used as a theme. The contents page features a variety of artist images and includes page numbers, titles, and social media links.
Articles typically have a two-to-three column structure for organization. They include features like pull quotes, gutters, and subheaders. Photography is captured with two light boxes and a boom light using a Nikon DSLR, which allows for editing of settings like shutter speed and exposure.
Evaluation
The student evaluated their work producing a magazine front cover and contents page for a course. They found that while they were able to use software like Photoshop and Quark, their designs broke several conventions for magazine layout. Specifically, the front cover had text over the main image and missing date/issue details. The contents page was missing credits, full contact information, and page numbers by images. The student concluded they have more to learn but gained experience that will help them design better magazine pages following industry standards in the future.
Table Of Contents
The document describes the process of designing a table of contents page for a music magazine called "Flava". Key elements include placing the magazine cover image and title on the left, an editorial letter in a box in the center, and editorial pillars ("News", "Features", "Music") with cover lines below. An image of the band "Pretty in Pink" is placed on the right with additional text and design refinements made to improve alignment and professional appearance.
Eval contents page
This document summarizes conventions used across magazine contents pages, noting that while genres may differ, similar design elements are followed. These include displaying the magazine title, date/issue number prominently, using a distinctive color for page numbers, and highlighting feature headlines in bold. Main articles are represented through large pictures and captions, and some magazines include brief editor's notes on the contents page to provide structure and allow readers to easily find sections of interest.
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1 - conventions presentation
The document describes the key conventions and design elements used in a dance music magazine. The front cover includes a large masthead spanning the width of the page, a prominent cover story headline in bold colors in the middle, and smaller cover lines around the edge. The contents page includes a page header with the issue date, a black background with categorized white text, and images to draw the eye. Double page articles have the category labeled at the top, a pull quote in larger blue text, a bold article heading, two large images, and questions in the article distinguished in blue.
Media evaluation question 1
My magazine uses conventions from real media products to appear professional and realistic. On the front cover, I followed the rule of thirds by placing the title along the top and main headline in the lower third, with the image on the right side to guide the eye. The content page also uses conventions like rule of thirds and a large central image to draw the eye to stories of interest. Even on text-heavy spreads, I apply techniques like the three-color palette rule to make the pages neat and easy to read. Overall, my magazine adopts standard formatting rules and features found in professional pop music magazines.
Magazine research
/r/streetwear magazine began as an online forum and focuses on niche streetwear fashion. It uses a simple white and grey color scheme with occasional black and white images to draw attention. Articles have a lot of text and information to satisfy readers interested in more than just images. As a small, new magazine, its website only sells the publication.
Mix Mag is a large electronic dance music magazine with a recognizable design across issues - a banner and central cover image. It uses consistent color schemes and layout, with double page spreads and multiple images per article. The website was the easiest to navigate of the three.
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Question 6
The document discusses conventions used in music magazines. It describes conventions for the cover page, contents page, and articles.
For the cover page, a medium shot of the cover star is used to make readers feel elite. Colors are also used as a theme. The contents page features a variety of artist images and includes page numbers, titles, and social media links.
Articles typically have a two-to-three column structure for organization. They include features like pull quotes, gutters, and subheaders. Photography is captured with two light boxes and a boom light using a Nikon DSLR, which allows for editing of settings like shutter speed and exposure.
Evaluation
The student evaluated their work producing a magazine front cover and contents page for a course. They found that while they were able to use software like Photoshop and Quark, their designs broke several conventions for magazine layout. Specifically, the front cover had text over the main image and missing date/issue details. The contents page was missing credits, full contact information, and page numbers by images. The student concluded they have more to learn but gained experience that will help them design better magazine pages following industry standards in the future.
Table Of Contents
The document describes the process of designing a table of contents page for a music magazine called "Flava". Key elements include placing the magazine cover image and title on the left, an editorial letter in a box in the center, and editorial pillars ("News", "Features", "Music") with cover lines below. An image of the band "Pretty in Pink" is placed on the right with additional text and design refinements made to improve alignment and professional appearance.
Eval contents page
This document summarizes conventions used across magazine contents pages, noting that while genres may differ, similar design elements are followed. These include displaying the magazine title, date/issue number prominently, using a distinctive color for page numbers, and highlighting feature headlines in bold. Main articles are represented through large pictures and captions, and some magazines include brief editor's notes on the contents page to provide structure and allow readers to easily find sections of interest.
Evaluation question 1
This document summarizes how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It incorporates conventions such as a logo, masthead at the top of pages, barcodes, and page numbers. However, it also challenges some conventions by taking up most of the cover page for the main article, including social media logos, and stating interviews in small text rather than big headers. Overall, the product borrows layout and stylistic conventions from magazines like Q and Mojo but puts its own spin on some elements as well.
Nme 1 contents page
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Question 1 Evaluation
My magazine product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. On the front cover, it features a large main image as most magazines do while challenging conventions by placing the strapline above the masthead. The contents page follows conventions by listing page numbers and descriptions in sections but challenges them by featuring the front cover image and including a section for the main article. The double page spread uses conventions like continuing the pink color scheme but challenges them by making the band image take up one full page without other text.
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Both magazine spreads use a similar interview layout with questions and answers in columns. However, the key differences are:
- The OP magazine has the title, subtitles, and logo on the left page only, following convention. Q magazine spreads these elements across both pages.
- Q magazine does not include a page number, breaking convention. The OP magazine includes a page number in yellow for branding consistency.
- Quotes are presented differently, with the OP magazine making some quotes larger than others to attract readers. Q magazine does not vary quote sizes.
Overall the OP magazine follows most conventions around layout and branding elements, while Q magazine breaks some conventions in its presentation of elements across the double page.
1
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Question 1
The document discusses how the media product sticks to conventions of real magazines. It follows rules such as including a masthead at the top of pages, using a consistent color scheme and font for house style. It also includes coverlines, barcodes, dates and sticks to a stereotypical theme for its target audience. Throughout the contents page and double page spread, it maintains typical magazine conventions like listing page numbers and using images and colored fonts to engage readers.
Question 1
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Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the codes and conventions that the author followed in designing their music magazine cover and layout. It explains design choices like using a large, distinctive masthead font suited to the R&B genre. Interior pages also adhere to conventions, such as keeping text left-aligned and images right-aligned. However, some elements challenge conventions, such as using multiple casual behind-the-scenes photos rather than a single formal image for the interview feature. Overall, the design aims to look professional while expressing the magazine's contemporary artistic style.
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The document discusses how the author's media product compares to real music magazines in its use of conventions and forms. The author believes their music magazine front page uses many real conventions, such as additional cover lines to promote interior content, floating quotes to preview articles, and features like barcodes and free downloads. The author aims to adopt conventions like simple typography used in R&B magazines to make the text easy to read.
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Evaluation Question 1
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This contents page for a magazine uses unique design techniques like large images of bands and singers to attract readers, in a way that differs from standard layouts. It places subheadings over the large lead singer image and highlights all the bands in the issue using large text, hoping to draw in their fanbases to buy the magazine or share the page. The editor also includes an intriguing quote from one singer to encourage readers to learn more about him and his band on the featured page.
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This document summarizes how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It incorporates conventions such as a logo, masthead at the top of pages, barcodes, and page numbers. However, it also challenges some conventions by taking up most of the cover page for the main article, including social media logos, and stating interviews in small text rather than big headers. Overall, the product borrows layout and stylistic conventions from magazines like Q and Mojo but puts its own spin on some elements as well.
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The contents page of a music magazine uses bold colors and informal language to emphasize the magazine's rebellious and informal approach. The page orients readers to jump to articles on music they want to read first. Pictures accompanying articles convey the tone of those articles, and a large central image highlights an especially important piece. The single-page format presents key information clearly without overwhelming readers.
Question 7 evaluation
Through completing tasks to create a college magazine and recreating a YG magazine, the author learned how to make magazine covers, contents pages, and double page spreads. They also learned about customizing magazines for different target audiences and using blogger to document their progress. Additionally, the author gained experience using InDesign to format articles and contents pages for professional magazines.
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The document summarizes the research the author conducted by deconstructing magazines from two schools. This included analyzing colors, fonts, sizes, logos and images used. Key elements identified were large titles to attract readers, school logos and mottos to connect the magazines to their schools, and smiling images to portray a positive school atmosphere. The research informed the layout and design of the author's own school magazine, focusing on prominent titles and headings, and inclusion of the school logo and motto.
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My magazine product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. On the front cover, it features a large main image as most magazines do while challenging conventions by placing the strapline above the masthead. The contents page follows conventions by listing page numbers and descriptions in sections but challenges them by featuring the front cover image and including a section for the main article. The double page spread uses conventions like continuing the pink color scheme but challenges them by making the band image take up one full page without other text.
Task 16 evaluation question 1 double page spread
Both magazine spreads use a similar interview layout with questions and answers in columns. However, the key differences are:
- The OP magazine has the title, subtitles, and logo on the left page only, following convention. Q magazine spreads these elements across both pages.
- Q magazine does not include a page number, breaking convention. The OP magazine includes a page number in yellow for branding consistency.
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Overall the OP magazine follows most conventions around layout and branding elements, while Q magazine breaks some conventions in its presentation of elements across the double page.
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My magazine uses many of the conventions of real magazines sold in shops by including a clear title font, a simple main image as the focus of the front cover, and a barcode and free posters call-out. On interior pages, it follows professional magazines by dedicating a whole spread to a large band image, making the magazine more interactive for readers. However, the original title font I chose did not look professional so I changed it to a simpler, clearer one.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product sticks to conventions of real magazines. It follows rules such as including a masthead at the top of pages, using a consistent color scheme and font for house style. It also includes coverlines, barcodes, dates and sticks to a stereotypical theme for its target audience. Throughout the contents page and double page spread, it maintains typical magazine conventions like listing page numbers and using images and colored fonts to engage readers.
Question 1
This document discusses how the media product draws from and challenges conventions of real magazines like Mixmag. It takes inspiration from Mixmag's masthead format, use of bold fonts and black and white color scheme. However, it challenges Mixmag's convention of having the main image cover the title. Pull quotes and mentions of popular artists are used on the cover to attract readers, as with most magazines. Photoshop effects are applied to images, unlike most magazines' simple photos. Page numbers and watermarks are also included for brand recognition.
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The document discusses the design elements of a magazine cover. It explains the use of a drop cap, cover lines, and buzzwords to grab readers' attention and persuade them to buy the magazine. The magazine title and main cover line are prominently displayed at the top and center to identify the publication and its topic. Additional details like date, price, and issue number are included but not emphasized. A single main image is used to focus attention. Conventions like barcode placement and inclusion of the website are followed to make important information easily findable while supporting promotion of the magazine and its content. An neutral background color is chosen so nothing distracts from the text and image.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the codes and conventions that the author followed in designing their music magazine cover and layout. It explains design choices like using a large, distinctive masthead font suited to the R&B genre. Interior pages also adhere to conventions, such as keeping text left-aligned and images right-aligned. However, some elements challenge conventions, such as using multiple casual behind-the-scenes photos rather than a single formal image for the interview feature. Overall, the design aims to look professional while expressing the magazine's contemporary artistic style.
Qs 1
The document discusses how the author's media product compares to real music magazines in its use of conventions and forms. The author believes their music magazine front page uses many real conventions, such as additional cover lines to promote interior content, floating quotes to preview articles, and features like barcodes and free downloads. The author aims to adopt conventions like simple typography used in R&B magazines to make the text easy to read.
Question 3
The document discusses how a media product follows conventions of real magazines. It analyzes a rock magazine genre and how the author's magazine incorporates conventions like a darker color scheme, more images than text, and a rugged look. The author tries to stick to conventions but also put their own twist, like a unique color scheme that is dark and bright. Overall, the author believes they captured the bold look of rock magazines to catch readers' eyes.
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The document discusses the contents pages of 6 issues of Billboard magazine in order to understand the codes and conventions used to address the magazine's audience. All 6 contents pages follow similar conventions, including a large main image, numbered articles in a structured layout, and sections for featured content. They also maintain a consistent brand identity through elements like fonts, color schemes, and positioning of logos and headers. While Billboard's contents pages provide more detailed listings than some other magazines, this approach may be ineffective if it overloads readers with too much text.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the use of conventions in magazine design. It describes including a main cover line anchored to the main image, placing these elements according to the rule of thirds. Cover lines, masthead, barcode, and issue information were also included. The contents page follows conventions like listing articles in columns with headings, images, and page numbers. A double page spread features an image on the left with direct address, quotes, a headline linking to other pages, and the masthead repeated at the top. While many conventions were followed, some opportunities for further development were noted.
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The document discusses the key design elements of a magazine masthead and cover. The large, bold masthead catches readers' attention and identifies the genre as soaplife. The main headline and smaller cover lines describe the main story and other articles to entice readers to purchase the issue. Small images relate to the cover lines to give a sense of the stories. Additional details like the barcode, issue number, price, and social media links make the magazine more identifiable and accessible for readers.
Jamie Vout AS Evaluation
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The document discusses the design of a magazine double page spread about a singer's dinosaur-themed life. The large title "MY DINOSAURLIFE" and inclusion of the band name are intended to attract readers and make them curious. The editor also uses consistent colors throughout to make the design appealing. Small text below the large title is deemed not reader-friendly. The author plans to use consistent colors in their own magazine for an appealing, cohesive design that is key to the magazine's success.
Front cover 2
This document discusses techniques used in magazine design and layout. It analyzes the cover of a particular rock music magazine, noting how editing techniques give the main image a 3D appearance and draw the reader's eye. Large fonts are used for taglines to attract readers. Famous bands and singers are featured to help sell issues. This issue profiles the band "Bring Me the Horizon" with a medium shot of the lead singer to draw in fans. Free posters are also offered to attract both new and old fans. Overall taglines and exclusive photos are used to entice readers into buying issues.
Double page flat plan
This short document does not contain enough substantive information to summarize in 3 sentences or less. It includes an image and a heading with a catch line but no additional text or context to understand the topic or essential ideas being conveyed.
Double page spread 3
The document discusses the design elements of a magazine double page spread that the author found appealing. These include the color palette matching the band featured in the article, making the images and text blend together and be easier to read. The framing of the text in a contrasting color is also noted as a good design choice. The overall layout is assessed as appealing to the author's target audience. For their own magazine spread, the author plans to use similar colors, layouts, and designs while trying to also be original.
Front page flat plan
This document appears to be a layout for a publication but contains no substantial text, only placeholders for images and captions. It includes a main image, masthead, and several smaller images with captions, but no other descriptive information. The document seems to be an outline or template rather than a fully formed article or story.
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The contents page uses a color palette of white, black, red, and yellow. Yellow subheadings help readers find specific sections like news and reviews. Larger photos of famous singers are used to attract fans to related articles. Columns and bulging subheadings split up the information into sections. Black boxes at the bottom advertise past and future magazine issues that readers can have delivered.
Double page 1
The editor placed the main image behind the text and heading to create a unique memorial style throughout the magazine. The color palette relates to the band featured, and a large black headline was used to make the article stand out and entice readers. The main image depicts the band members looking strong and united through their stance and moody lighting.
Front page flat plan 2
This document appears to be a layout for a publication but contains no substantial text, only placeholders for images and captions. It includes a main image, masthead, and several smaller images with captions, but no other descriptive information. The document seems to be an outline or template rather than a fully formed article or story.
Double page flat plan 2
This short document does not contain enough information to summarize in 3 sentences or less. It has an image and heading but no substantial text content to summarize.
Front cover 3
The document discusses marketing techniques used by a magazine to boost sales. The front cover features a large title advertising 10 free posters of famous bands to attract buyers. The magazine also includes small contests like ticket giveaways. While free gifts and competitions can help increase sales, the author would not necessarily use all of the same approaches in their own magazine. Interior pages feature the lead singer of the main band covered in the issue along with the band's name to draw in fans.
Genre research
Rock originated in the 1940s-1950s in the United States as a combination of genres including blues, jazz, gospel, country, and western music. Two famous early rock stars were Elvis Presley, considered the first major rocker, and Freddie Mercury of Queen, known for smash hits like "Bohemian Rhapsody." Rock has spawned subgenres like punk and metal and inspired rebellious attitudes in music against mainstream culture.
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This short document does not provide enough context or details to generate a meaningful 3 sentence summary. It contains only a few vague terms without any clear subject, events, or overall meaning that could be succinctly summarized.
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This document provides an analysis of the TV show "I'm Alan Partridge" and discusses how the director uses various film techniques to portray the lower-class characters and establish stereotypes. It notes that handheld camera footage is used in the opening montage to suggest the characters are rappers from London. Throughout the episode, the characters are shot and dressed in ways that depict them as coming from a low-income background, shown through their jobs, speech, clothing and living conditions. The camera angles, like a high shot looking down on a council estate, are used to imply social hierarchies between the characters. Overall, the director effectively employs different shots, angles and stereotypes to make the mockumentary style seem believable and
Callsheet
The callsheet outlines a photoshoot taking place at a sixth form location in Hartlepool on a specified date. It lists the photographer, two models, required equipment, costumes, set details, and transportation. The shoot plan details times for setup, taking photos, breaks, and wrap. Planned images include medium and long shots of the female model against black and white backgrounds for the cover and contents pages, and a close-up of the male model for an ad.
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This document provides guidance and deadlines for students to plan the creation of a new music magazine as part of their AS Level coursework. It instructs students to complete flat plans, shot lists, props lists, and test shoots by the end of the week. Key deadlines are provided, including October 23rd to complete research and planning tasks like flat plans, shot lists, and call sheets. Students are reminded that their magazine must have a front cover, contents page, and double-page spread following a consistent house style. The creative process, from initial planning through final evaluation, is outlined.
Initial Ideas For My Magazine
The document discusses plans for a student magazine focused on rock music. It will target readers aged 14-20 and take inspiration from magazines like Kerrang and Rock Sound. Key elements that will be included are: a cover featuring the main story, a contents page with editor details and issue overview, and a double-page article spread in a scrapbook-style layout. Color schemes and fonts are selected to match the rock genre. The proposed magazine name is "Crowd Surf" to capture readers' interest.
Week 6
This document provides guidance for students on completing primary audience research and a treatment sheet for a new music magazine as part of an AS Media coursework assignment. It outlines the aims, deadlines, and milestones for the assignment. Students are instructed to gather primary qualitative audience research through surveys or interviews and to use this to inform a treatment sheet pitching their magazine ideas. Examples of what to include in the treatment sheet are provided, such as design, house style, features, platforms, and cover information. Students are reminded to present their work professionally and use resources on the tutor's blog for guidance. The goal is for students to refine their ideas based on audience insights and convince a publishing house to invest in their proposed magazine concept.
Call sheet
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