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The document discusses the development of fonts for the title of a music magazine. Several fonts were tested but did not meet the goals of appearing bold, large, eye-catching, and dominant for the magazine title. Finally, a bold, large font was selected that emphasized the title and fit horizontally across the cover to convey the magazine's fulfillment of audience expectations.
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The second spread uses red text and a large military-style font to stand out against dull backgrounds and highlight an interview quote. Diverse fonts break up the text.
The third spread shows two band members standing close together, representing their connection. Red is used to separate a question from its answer, and larger text draws the eye to read more. Big images fill the pages to portray happiness and a strong friendship between artists.
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The document analyzes the cover of a music magazine featuring Florence and the Machine. It summarizes that the cover uses light, natural colors and fonts to portray Florence's interview as personal and intimate. The main image of Florence without makeup suggests she will be open and honest. Standard magazine elements like the masthead, date, and bar code are professionally placed to draw the reader in and advertise the key article in a clean, uncluttered layout.
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F. Evaluation: addressing my audience
1) The document discusses the design choices for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine aimed at teenage girls.
2) For the front cover, bright colors and an image of the smiling model were used to intrigue readers.
3) The contents page uses similar design elements and numbers to clearly guide readers to stories.
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Analysis of pop magazines
The document discusses magazine cover and contents page designs for a new music magazine. For the cover, the author wants to emulate the uncluttered style of "Billboard" but include multiple images like "We Love Pop." They also want to use persuasive language from "We Love Pop" and include giveaways. For the contents page, the author likes how "Billboard" lists chart rankings but wants the varied fonts and lack of ads from "We Love Pop." The goal is attractive, informative designs that update classic magazine elements.
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Double page analysis
The document analyzes the layout, design, and visual elements of a fashion article. It notes that the title draws attention with larger typography. Questions are distinguished from answers through different font colors. Paragraphs are arranged in columns with images alongside related text. Larger initial letters and varying font sizes emphasize important text. Color is used to highlight key information. The overall color scheme and use of direct address make the article seem formal and aimed at adults. The central photographic image engages the audience by demonstrating the article's content.
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The second magazine features Kanye West as the main image with a heart in his hand, possibly representing his openness about love. His direct eye contact aims to connect with fans.
The third magazine has Usher as the main image to represent what the magazine stands for. His shades and posture suggest he wants to connect with audiences. He is prominently featured in expensive clothing to
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- Most respondents were male and in key stage 5. This suggests targeting the magazine to older teenagers/young adults.
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- Most respondents expected to pay £3 for a magazine and preferred a monthly release schedule. This informed the pricing and release plan.
- Font and color options were presented that could appeal to fans of alternative rock music, the intended focus of the magazine. The "84 Rock" font and a red/black/yellow palette were selected to match the target audience
Planning
The document provides details on planning a music magazine, including results from a questionnaire. Key findings from the questionnaire include most respondents being male, in key stage 5, and preferring hip hop/R&B music. This helps define the target audience as older teenagers interested in hip hop/R&B. Other results, like expecting to pay £3 for a magazine and preferring monthly issues, will also help shape decisions for the magazine. However, the small sample size means results may not be reliable.
Media evaluation question 1
The document describes the process of creating a double page spread for a music magazine. It discusses researching different music magazine genres to understand common structures and styles. The key points analyzed in magazines included written, symbolic, and technical codes. For the double page spread, the title spans both pages to indicate it is a double page article. The main image captures the theme of female empowerment. A pull quote in a large font is used to attract the reader. Overall, the spread was designed to break conventions but still relate visually to the rest of the magazine.
Final masthead designs
I choose this font and color scheme to create consistency throughout the magazine and appeal to the target audience. Red is used to make elements stand out while black provides contrast. The informal font style suggests the varied music genres featured inside will not be too serious.
Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of several writing assignments, including a fanzine, press release, and obituary. For the fanzine assignment, the author worked to use an informal tone appropriate for a younger audience and incorporated feedback from a tutor. For the press release, the author focused on using persuasive language to promote an album and went through several drafts to refine the work. The obituary required two drafts with significant changes between versions to achieve the proper formal and emotive tone. Overall, the evaluations indicate the author worked diligently through multiple drafts and revisions for each assignment based on feedback, with the goal of producing high quality final works.
Evaluation – question_1
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes that the front cover and double page spread use typical conventions like the masthead, color scheme, standfirst, drop cap, and pull quote to look realistic. However, the contents page challenges conventions by having an atypical layout with a large main image and non-column listings to portray a fresh, distinctive magazine for its target indie music audience. In conclusion, most elements follow conventions for realism while the contents page challenges norms to suit the magazine's genre and prevent boredom for its target readers.
Style sheets (1)
The document discusses font and color scheme options for a magazine. For fonts, the author considered "Depressionist 3 Revisited", "Underworld", "Channel Tuning", and "Shank Font" but ultimately selected "By The Way" for the masthead and cover lines and "Primer Print" for headlines and subheadings as they have an aged, distressed look that fits the alternative theme. For the color scheme, the author chose a mainly monochrome scheme with red accents as it looks professional, makes the red stand out, and is a popular style for similar magazines. Other considered schemes, an analogous blue scheme and a monochrome black and white scheme, were rejected for not fitting the target audience or
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Editing transforms raw footage into a polished, meaningful work through techniques that manipulate elements like speed, color, and effects. It allows producers to experiment with different styles to best convey their message and please audiences. The fast pace of the music video in the document emphasizes the fast lifestyle of its target viewers and shows how social rules rapidly change in society. Specific editing of footage, like zooming and cutting between self-made posters with flashes, highlights the message that the audience passively witnesses negative events and should become active against capitalism.
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The document outlines health and safety considerations for shooting a music video over multiple locations from November 3rd onwards. It discusses three planned locations - a drama studio set, outdoor urban locations, and patterned walls. The studio set is considered safe as lights and objects are securely fixed. Sharp edges on props will be handled carefully. Outdoor shooting poses risks from vehicles and crowds that require patience and avoiding disruptions. Permission may be needed to film on private properties. The team will ensure all locations are appropriate and do not endanger crew or models.
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Possible Locations for our music video.
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The music video for Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" exemplifies several of Andrew Goodwin's features of music videos. It demonstrates the genre of a love song through graphical matches between Adele and a heavenly male figure representing her desires. Shots of an empty room and tall buildings also convey the aftermath of a broken relationship. The lyrics and visuals show a close relationship, with shots focused on Adele's face rather than her body. While the setting creates a vintage atmosphere, the video avoids explicit voyeurism and exploitation of Adele's body.
Camera shots, angles and movements revision
The document discusses different camera shots and angles used in filmmaking and their purposes. A birds-eye view shot shows a scene from above to establish location and set mood. A high angle shot also looks down but from closer, making characters seem inferior and audiences more powerful. A long shot captures a full body to correspond with real distances. An over-the-shoulder shot alternates between speakers in a conversation to show their points of view. Camera placement and angles can be used to convey meanings like a fragmented relationship or impending danger.
Common features, double spread
Double page spreads in documents typically have large, eye-catching headers to introduce the topic. The main body text is structured and organized in a rigid format like lines, rules or grids to give the appearance of an important article for readers. Pictures used are usually portrait style to make them easier for viewers to observe closely while reading the more effortful text, helping keep readers engaged. Pull quotes are also used to succinctly summarize the whole piece and highlight key lessons for the audience.
Update
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Development on cover page and contents
The document describes the process of completing a magazine cover and contents page. The cover includes a picture, cover lines, issue number and date, barcode, artist name, and slogan. Feedback was received that the initial contents page font looked rough, so a new page was started to make the text look clean and professional. Improvements to the contents page are planned for the next lesson.
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Magazine moodboard
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