Development of the magazine
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The document summarizes changes made in developing a magazine. The initial version used a stock photo for the main article due to a lack of a model, and the fonts and layout were modified later for improved appearance. Further revisions included changing the main article photo to the final product image for ease, adjusting the layout to better resemble professional magazines, and adding more writing to avoid an article being too short.
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For her school magazine, the student used a black and white photo of a student reading in the library on the front cover. She used leaves as the border and included the main article titles. However, she would change the photo to allow more space and be sharper. She would also change some of the dark colors used. For the contents page, she continued the house style but would take a wider variety of higher quality photos to fill more space and avoid limitations. Overall, she aims to make the magazine more professional and polished if given another chance.
7. evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of the author's production process for creating a magazine. Some key points:
- The author researched magazine covers, contents pages, websites, and video lookbooks for inspiration on design. A strength was finding a magazine cover they liked from LOOK Magazine that informed their design.
- Surveys for audience research were a weakness as most responses came from teen males, not the intended female audience.
- Photos taken outside had lighting issues. Better photos could have been taken in a studio.
- More time was needed to complete all planned elements (magazine, website, lookbook). The magazine wasn't as polished as intended.
- Layout design and color scheme choices
Production Diary
Ben Blakesley has created a production diary documenting the process of creating a rap-based magazine. Over the course of 16 entries, Ben details researching similar magazines, conducting photo shoots, designing pages like the front cover and contents page, editing photos, and refining details. The final entries discuss completing tasks like proofreading text and evaluating the magazine through different media formats.
Fl evaluation
The document discusses Nicola Kilgallon's time management and review process for three factual layout projects: a broadsheet newspaper, tabloid newspaper article, and fanzine article. Nicola managed their time well by completing each project within a three day timeframe. They made plans on day one of each week for fonts and images. Nicola reviewed their work in progress by taking screenshots and asking peers for feedback. They could have improved the fanzine article by spending more time on it. Overall, Nicola felt they managed their time well and completed the projects on schedule by the deadlines.
Q1
The document compares the forms and conventions used in the author's media product to those used in real magazines.
Similarities include using a masthead, tagline, barcode, secondary headlines, and single cover image like in VIBE magazine. The contents page also has similarities such as a masthead, main image, and article layout.
Differences include adding a date, flashy star shape, and extra small headlines on the cover. The contents page includes direct address and multiple images. The double page spread includes a pull quote and photo credit not seen in the example magazine.
Overall, the author believes their magazine successfully uses real magazine conventions while also developing the format in some ways. The goal was to
Magazine design evaluation
The document summarizes the magazine project of Katie Mather. She researched popular magazine covers and contents pages of other magazines to learn what design elements made them appealing. She developed a logo that stood out and matched her fashion magazine theme. Katie experimented with different fonts and images on her cover, contents page, and double page spread. While the photo quality and selection was a strength, she found the layout and writing the article more challenging than anticipated.
Magazine design evaluation
Katie wanted to create a fashion magazine and looked at other popular magazines for layout inspiration. She found a logo font that stood out and fit her magazine. Katie edited photos on the cover and spread to make them stand out on blue backgrounds by adjusting cyan and red tones. Her cover features the title in a prominent font with a model photo. The contents page places a photo on the right with text wrapping around it. While the layout and article writing could be improved, Katie is pleased with how the photos stand out on pages through editing.
Evaluation
The document provides evaluations of the author's front cover, double page spread, and website for a comic magazine called Comic World.
For the front cover, the author improved the layout and increased the size of key elements based on feedback. For the double page spread, the original plan did not work well so the author changed to using 4 interview sections instead of images and captions. The background was also improved.
For the website, the author kept it simple for easy navigation. The home page features the magazine cover and contact details. The news page layout works well but could include more articles. The order page allows subscribers to be notified when they can purchase the magazine.
Magazine design evaluation
The document summarizes the process of creating magazine covers for a class project. The student conducted research through questionnaires to determine what type of magazine to create (electronic music) and key elements to include (interviews). Product research involved analyzing features of existing magazine covers. The student created designs for the logo, edited images for use, and designed the cover, contents page, and a double page article spread using Photoshop. Feedback indicated the layout and color scheme looked professional, but text was sometimes difficult to read due to its size or color. The student was pleased with the overall professional appearance but would address readability issues in the future.
Development of magazine
The front cover was executed according to the original plans with only minor adjustments. The main title was enlarged to stand out more clearly. The contents page followed the plans except the title was moved to the left for improved appearance. The double page spread differed in locating the quote on the left page for better visibility and adding color coding to the interview for clarity, but kept the full page image as planned.
Contents page layout
This document describes revisions made to a magazine contents page layout. It discusses changing the layout from a "block like and boring" format to one with rotated images and varied spacing. Images were chosen that relate to the magazine topic of a school publication. Fonts, colors, and graphics were adjusted to match the magazine cover design. Feedback was incorporated that removed unneeded text and enlarged the word "CONTENTS" for clarity. The finished layout is assessed as having better visual appeal and spacing than the original flat plan.
Magazine design evaluation
Cesca Haig conducted research for a magazine design project by distributing a questionnaire to gather information on preferences. Results showed people were more likely to buy magazines that offered free items and had more photos than text. For her product, Cesca compared magazine covers and elements like cover lines, title formatting, double page spreads, and contents pages. She designed a magazine targeted at ages 14-35 featuring different film genres. Cesca created designs for the cover, contents page, and a double page interview spread, and gathered feedback through an online survey.
Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of the research, planning, and time management stages of a production process for a fashion magazine.
For research, strengths included thorough planning and considering target audiences. Weaknesses were limited mood board images. For planning, strengths were mind maps and audience considerations, while weaknesses included risk of forgetting ideas.
Time management was mixed - the production was completed on time but PowerPoints needed more detail and time. Technical qualities showed similarities between the author's magazine cover and an existing magazine in layout, bold titles, and centered models, but differences in backgrounds and color schemes. Layout of sketches and text on a spread was also similar to an existing magazine.
Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in th...
The author reflects on improvements made from their preliminary magazine project to the final project. Specifically, they learned to include elements like barcodes, photo credits, and properly positioning the masthead. Drawing from existing magazines, the author was able to design a more professional-looking layout. They also took higher quality photos with proper lighting. In contrast to the preliminary project, the author planned in advance for their final project through mockups and drafting content, which saved time and resulted in a more polished end product.
7. evaluation
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The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute a new magazine product and why Bauer would be the preferred choice. Bauer is one of the largest media institutions in the UK and would provide more funding, allowing for a better photographer and writers. As an existing large distributor of magazines worldwide, choosing Bauer would also result in better distribution and potential sales. Extending the magazine into other media areas would also be easier with Bauer, as they have experience transforming other magazines like Kerrang into radio stations and television programs.
Institutions
- Bauer is a large media institution that distributes magazines like Kerrang and Q with different styles of content.
- IPC also distributes magazines like Q and other products.
- Future is another large institution that distributes magazines like Metal Hammer and other products across various topics.
If the author were to choose an institution to distribute their magazine, they would select Bauer. Bauer is one of the largest media companies and could provide a larger budget for better photography and writing. Bauer also widely distributes its magazines worldwide, so the author's magazine would reach more people and potentially sell more issues.
Hardware and software
The document discusses the various technologies and software the author used to create a magazine product. They used Photoshop to edit photos, Internet Explorer for research and surveys, Blackboard for sharing resources, Microsoft Word and PowerPoint for text and presentations, Slideshare to share presentations online, Blogger for blogging, and Survey Monkey to conduct a survey. Hardware used included a computer for all software, a video camera for interviews, a camera to take photos for the magazine, and a card reader to transfer photos from the camera to the computer. The author learned new skills in Photoshop and gained experience using various software and technologies for research, content creation, and project sharing online.
Attract address
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience in a magazine they created. They used:
- A masthead in red on black that stood out and featured a band photo.
- Posed band photos focusing on the subjects of articles to give insights before reading.
- A color scheme of red, white, and black to fit the rock genre and be recognizable to regular readers.
- A layout with a large cover photo, inside photos and articles on the right side, similar to an existing magazine.
- A cover line with the band name, quote, and noting an exclusive interview to attract readers.
Who would be the audience of your media
This magazine is aimed at males aged 16-25 because previous rock music magazines have targeted this demographic. The magazine uses dark, masculine colors like black throughout to appeal to its target male audience and signal the rock music genre focus. An initial cover was created using a placeholder image and these masculine colors to set expectations, and the final cover features the creator's own photos while retaining the same color scheme to maintain its appeal to young male readers interested in rock music.
My final magazine
The magazine is coming to an end after many successful years of publication. It has provided readers with engaging stories and quality journalism. While the magazine will be missed, its legacy of informing and entertaining audiences will continue to have an impact.
Style sheet
This style sheet discusses font and color choices for a music magazine cover and articles. The font chosen for the masthead evokes rock music which connotes rough, scruffy people who wear dark clothing. A survey determined that the main colors will be red, black, and white. Pictures will mostly feature models as the magazine will profile a band returning from a split and embarking on a worldwide tour.
Flat plans part 2
This document appears to be about a band and includes a main story, pictures of band members, and other shorter stories about the band. It lists the page numbers for the main story and other stories, and includes pictures related to both the main story and other stories in the band.
Style sheet
This style sheet document outlines the design choices for a music magazine, including using a rough, scruffy font for the masthead that matches the rock music genre featured in the magazine. Color choices of black, grey, and red were selected based on a reader survey. Photographs will be modeled shots related to an article about a band returning from a split and embarking on a worldwide tour.
Powerpoint on magazines
The magazine cover uses a limited color scheme of black, white and red. The main title "Kerrang" looks broken to represent the disorder of rock music. The band name "Biffy Clyro" is larger to draw attention. The lead singer is the main focus in the large central photo. Smaller photos at the bottom also follow the color scheme. The minimal text gives an idea of the magazine's contents without long descriptions.
Publisher research
Bauer media is one of the largest publishers, known for magazines like Q, Kerrang, and Mojo that target 16-25 year olds. It has expanded from a small printing house into a worldwide company with 282 magazines in 15 countries and various TV and radio stations. Bauer started in the UK in 1987 and further expanded by acquiring other UK publishers in 2008, becoming the largest UK publisher.
Wenner Media is mainly known for Rolling Stone magazine, which covers various aspects of music and media. Founded in 1967 in San Francisco by Jann Wenner and Ralph Gleason, Rolling Stone grew from Wenner borrowing money and is now a successful brand with a magazine, website, and dedicated restaurant.
Who would be the audience of your media
This magazine is aimed at males aged 16-25 because previous rock music magazines have targeted this demographic. The magazine uses dark, masculine colors like black throughout to appeal to its target male audience and signal the magazine's rock music genre focus. An initial cover was created using a placeholder image and dark colors to establish the magazine's visual style. The final cover incorporates photos from a photo shoot and more design details while retaining the same masculine color scheme to clearly identify the target readership.
Hardware and software
The document discusses the various technologies and software the author used to create a magazine as part of a school project. The author used Photoshop to edit photos for the magazine, Microsoft Word and PowerPoint to write articles and create presentations, Internet Explorer and Blackboard for research, and Blogger and SlideShare to publish work online. Hardware used included a computer for the software, a video camera to record interviews, a camera to take photos for the magazine, and a card reader to transfer photos from the camera to the computer. The author learned new skills with Photoshop and gained experience using various software programs to complete a substantial project.
Institutions
- Bauer is a large media institution that distributes magazines like Kerrang and Q with different styles of content.
- IPC also distributes magazines like Q and other products.
- Future distributes magazines like Metal Hammer and other products across various topics.
If the author were to choose an institution to distribute their magazine, they would choose Bauer. Bauer is one of the largest media companies and could provide a larger budget for better photographers and writers. Bauer also widely distributes its magazines worldwide, so the author's magazine would reach more people and potentially sell more issues.
Codes and conventions
The document discusses how the media product challenges conventions of real magazines. It covers the masthead, fonts, barcode, photography style, page numbers, and cover lines. For each element, it provides examples of conventions from existing magazines and discusses design choices made for the media product to either follow or challenge conventions. The goal was to make elements like the masthead and page numbers eye-catching while keeping the font simple to aid readability. Posed photography was used to depict the main story as in researched magazines.
Attract address
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for a magazine they created. To attract the audience, the author used a red masthead on a black background to stand out, posed photographs focusing on models with some graffiti backgrounds, and only used the colors red, white, and black. The layout mirrored other magazines with a large cover photo and headlines. To address the audience, the author used a formal writing style without genre-specific words, included posed photographs to match the article topic, and only used colors like black, white, and red that fit the genre of music covered.
Final magazine
The document discusses a final magazine project. It is brief, only mentioning "my final magazine" without providing any other details about the topic, content, or purpose of the magazine. The summary captures the essence of the document in a concise 3 sentence summary as requested.
Advanced flat plans
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Development of the magazine
- 2. As you can see my finished product is on the right and the there are many differences like the picture is completely different because I used a fill in picture to start off with because I didn’t have a model at the present time. The writing is different because I did the fonts and correct placement towards the end as a few ‘tweeks’ to make it better.
- 3. As you can see my final product is the right. I made a lot of changes throughout this page being produced like the main article picture because I had trouble getting models for it and using the final product picture was much easier. I also changed the layout because I thought when I was making the on e on the left it didn’t really look like a professional magazine so I went back and looked through my research and found that there were some magazines structured like the one on the right so I tried that out and it looks much better. I also added a lot more writing because otherwise it would have too short.