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Question 1
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Screengrabs for my contents page
The document summarizes the steps taken to create the contents page for a music magazine, including:
1) Using InDesign to create a dark background contents page with white text to make it stand out.
2) Adding the magazine masthead, issue details, and separating lines of text.
3) Including three main images on the right side with page numbers to draw attention and indicate where content can be found.
4) Adding subheadings and an editor's letter to provide an overview of the magazine contents.
Contentpage deconstruction 2
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AS question 1 evaluation
The document discusses how the media piece uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines. Specifically:
It follows conventions like large titles, prominent artist images, and codes/prices on the front cover to look realistic. However, it includes less information to avoid overwhelming younger readers.
The contents page includes elements like the front cover, page numbers, and colors to connect pages, but lacks other artist images.
The double-page spread features an artist image, quotes, and social media links for context, but keeps the focus on the article through minimal extra images or text. Challenges include less filling of space and reminders of the magazine title.
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- The document is a reflection by Craig Maskell on creating an indie rock magazine. He drew inspiration from magazines like Kerrang and NME for design elements.
- Craig conducted a poll to understand his target audience's interests and lifestyle. He aimed to create a magazine that best represented this audience.
- A friend within the target demographic provided feedback on bands, colors, fonts, and served as a model to help Craig design an appealing magazine for his audience.
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Screengrabs for my contents page
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1) Using InDesign to create a dark background contents page with white text to make it stand out.
2) Adding the magazine masthead, issue details, and separating lines of text.
3) Including three main images on the right side with page numbers to draw attention and indicate where content can be found.
4) Adding subheadings and an editor's letter to provide an overview of the magazine contents.
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AS question 1 evaluation
The document discusses how the media piece uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines. Specifically:
It follows conventions like large titles, prominent artist images, and codes/prices on the front cover to look realistic. However, it includes less information to avoid overwhelming younger readers.
The contents page includes elements like the front cover, page numbers, and colors to connect pages, but lacks other artist images.
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- The document is a reflection by Craig Maskell on creating an indie rock magazine. He drew inspiration from magazines like Kerrang and NME for design elements.
- Craig conducted a poll to understand his target audience's interests and lifestyle. He aimed to create a magazine that best represented this audience.
- A friend within the target demographic provided feedback on bands, colors, fonts, and served as a model to help Craig design an appealing magazine for his audience.
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- An editor's letter to connect readers and add a personal feel, as recommended by research.
- An opening of a review to entice readers and show what to expect, with feedback on formatting.
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Question 1
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- The front cover includes a masthead and banner similar to magazines like NME to look professional. Bright colors are also used to draw readers in.
- The contents page lists articles in a column, like NME, to easily show what's inside.
- Images include captions and text to provide information on artists and find them by name. Page numbers also make articles easy to locate.
- The double page spread uses a drop cap and caption on the main image, following magazine conventions to draw readers in while putting a unique spin.
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- The document discusses the author's process for creating an indie rock magazine, including researching similar magazines for design inspiration and surveying their target audience.
- The author describes various design elements and layout choices used in the magazine, such as fonts, images, and sections, and explains how they were chosen to appeal to the target audience.
- While the author is overall pleased with the result, they acknowledge areas for improvement and feel they could have created an even more professional product with more time and experience using the design software.
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The document summarizes a music magazine project. It describes the layout, typography, and design elements used in the magazine, including the cover, contents page, double page spread, title, text styling, language, and photographs. These elements are presented in a formal, orderly, and readable manner similar to current music magazines. The design helps identify the magazine's genre and ensures the content is easy for readers to understand and follow.
Evaluation Question 1 - Part 2.
My magazine uses images and conventions typical of music magazines to attract its target audience of teenagers. The images show relevant artists to decide if readers will purchase it. An editor's note creates a personal connection without knowing readers. The featured image catches the eye by showing a rebellious pose to relate to readers. Articles include introductory text to explain what they will cover. Placement of date and issue number follows conventions while not distracting from contents. Pull quotes stand out in size and color from article text for easy reading flow. The main article and image cover nearly full pages to show importance and appeal to readers' music interests.
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- A structured layout with columns to easily locate information and maintain a formal feel.
- Images linking to stories on the magazine and numbers indicating page numbers.
- An editor's letter to connect readers and add a personal feel, as recommended by research.
- An opening of a review to entice readers and show what to expect, with feedback on formatting.
- Information on interviews, festivals and year-end music based on reader feedback.
- Placement of elements like the magazine title, date, and page number for consistency.
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Evaluation q 2 new
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Question one
The document compares and contrasts the media product's front cover design with an existing magazine cover. Both covers use colorful themes, large bold titles, full-sized central images of artists using direct address, white backgrounds, and dark clothing. However, the media product includes a flash button and skyline not present on the other cover, and uses fewer cover lines and a very close-up main image. The document examines similarities and differences in design elements to challenge conventions while appealing to readers.
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Question 1
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, uses conventions from real magazines. Specifically:
- The front cover includes a masthead and banner similar to magazines like NME to look professional. Bright colors are also used to draw readers in.
- The contents page lists articles in a column, like NME, to easily show what's inside.
- Images include captions and text to provide information on artists and find them by name. Page numbers also make articles easy to locate.
- The double page spread uses a drop cap and caption on the main image, following magazine conventions to draw readers in while putting a unique spin.
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- The document discusses the author's process for creating an indie rock magazine, including researching similar magazines for design inspiration and surveying their target audience.
- The author describes various design elements and layout choices used in the magazine, such as fonts, images, and sections, and explains how they were chosen to appeal to the target audience.
- While the author is overall pleased with the result, they acknowledge areas for improvement and feel they could have created an even more professional product with more time and experience using the design software.
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The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges real media conventions. It describes how the magazine layout and design is similar to real magazines, with stories, celebrities, images, fonts, and colors that would attract the target audience. To challenge real magazines, some elements were changed, such as a simpler front cover design with fewer stories and fonts in three colors instead of many bright colors. The magazine also only includes music-related stories instead of non-music stories like some real music magazines.
Nme 1 contents page
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.
Cover anayslis
The designer chose a font, color, and size similar to music magazines to grab readers' attention without taking up too much space. Research showed magazines had no blank space and used remaining areas for headlines and offers of interest. Barcodes, dates and issue details were included to make the design look professional and like a real magazine that could be sold in shops. An outer glow was added to an image to match font and title colors.
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The document discusses the conventions used in the design of a mock music magazine. It describes elements like the masthead, cover lines, barcode, price, and main image on the front cover. It also discusses the layout of the contents page with sections, columns, and page numbers. The document notes design choices for individual articles as well, such as short titles, stand first paragraphs, drop quotes, and column formatting.
Analyses of contents pages
The document analyzes and summarizes the key elements of magazine contents pages from different genres. It identifies common features like logos, page numbers, section headings, images, and article synopses. It also notes design choices for layout, structure, fonts, and colors that help identify the magazine brand and appeal to their target audiences. Elements like issue numbers and dates give each magazine a sense of identity and timeliness to build reader loyalty.
Contents page analysis
The document describes the layout and design of contents pages from different music magazines. It explains how the magazines organize articles into categories, use bold fonts and images to draw attention to key pieces, and incorporate consistent color schemes and formatting to clearly guide readers to find information and understand what each article is about. Color, fonts, images and column formatting are used strategically to make contents pages visually appealing and user-friendly.
Contents Page Research
The document analyzes the contents pages of three issues of Kerrang! magazine that the author chose. The author likes the layout of two of the contents pages that have a similar design with spaced out information and many images corresponding to articles. The author wants to emulate this style for their own contents page. Key elements that work well include a note from the editor, bold page headers, thumbnail images that entice readers to learn more, and clear subscription information.
Question 1 edit
The document discusses the key components of a magazine cover and interior pages, including the front cover, contents page, and article page. It provides details on the main photo, masthead, headlines, and coverlines that make up the front cover. For the contents page, it describes the features column, use of pictures and colors. Finally, it explains the title, images, quotes and multi-column format used for the article page. The document serves as an example to follow for layout and design of a music magazine.
Analysis of contents pages
The document analyzes the design of a magazine contents page. It discusses several key design elements:
1) The title is the largest text to clearly identify the page. Images are also large to attract attention.
2) Subtitles and page numbers are distinct colors for easy navigation. Only 3 colors are used to avoid clutter.
3) The masthead, images, and color scheme are consistent with the cover to provide familiarity and reflect the magazine's genre.
research and planning presentation
This document provides an analysis of magazine design conventions based on research. It examines the layout elements used in sample magazine covers and articles, such as mastheads, color schemes, images, headings and subheadings. The document also discusses which conventions will be applied in the design of a school magazine, such as using a main image, color scheme, masthead and puffs. Research on sample magazine spreads is presented, analyzing how they follow, develop and challenge conventions through elements like multiple related images and non-traditional layouts.
research and planning presentation 3
This document provides details about the candidate's research and planning for their AS Media foundation portfolio. It includes analysis of magazine conventions seen in example magazine covers, such as mastheads, color schemes, images, text placement and puffs. The candidate discusses identifying target audiences and representing social groups. Their preliminary exercise research examines magazine design elements and conventions. Ideas and research are presented for the candidate's own school magazine design, including forming and conventions that will be used. A moodboard of magazine photoshoot images is shown and considerations are discussed for the candidate's own photoshoot. Plans and justifications are provided for conventions that will be used in the candidate's own music magazine design, including the cover, contents page and double page
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- 1. The magazine name is found on the contents page to reinforce what the magazine is and so that the reader knows what they are reading. There is a picture as the main focus on the contents page because this gives the reader something to focus on and it relates to one of the articles in the magazine. There are subheadings and numbers on each article on the contents page so that the reader knows where to find each article and it is organized.
- 2. This has a photo of the front cover to reinforce the magazine. The pictures are used to catch the reader's attention and to give them more of an insight to what is in the magazine as they link to the articles in the magazine.It uses different coloured fonts to make certain things stand out to the reader as this may be interesting to the reader. This has a clear layout and the reader gets more information about the articles in the magazine.