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The document analyzes the layout, design elements, and conventions used in a magazine double page spread. Key points include: - The heading is large and stands out to draw attention and indicate what the pages will cover. - Columns, images, subheadings, and lines are used to structure information and make it easy for the reader to navigate through the spread. - Color schemes, font styles, sizing, bolding and underlining are employed to draw attention to important details and guide the reader through the text. - Conventions like page numbers and positioning of elements make the spread familiar and user-friendly for readers.
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The document summarizes the layout and design elements of a magazine cover and articles. Key elements include a masthead in the top left, grab quotes and cover lines to attract readers, sans serif fonts for simplicity, prominent images featuring important artists, and a limited color palette sticking to traditional red and white colors. The target audience appears to be middle brow and between the ages of 16 to 30 based on the design's emphasis on prominent artists and informal language.
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This document contains Izzy White's coursework evaluation for their media studies year 13 coursework. It analyzes the design elements of Izzy's media product, which is a regional magazine, and how it uses and develops conventions from real media products. The evaluation discusses the magazine's cover design, contents page, feature article page, advertisements, and accompanying website. Elements like fonts, layouts, images, and inclusion of things like page numbers, dates and social media icons are examined in terms of how they follow industry conventions or appeal to the target audience. The evaluation provides detailed analysis of each design component and how it meets expectations of the audience and genre.
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General codes
Regional magazines use consistent design codes on their covers to attract readers. The masthead is large and bold text that identifies the publication. The main image typically features a known local location or models representing the target audience. Layouts are busy, including many details to entice readers. Color schemes stand out against images and vary between bold, contrasting styles or lighter, more subtle palettes depending on the magazine's tone. The sell line is a short, attention-grabbing phrase to encourage purchases. Barcodes, prices and release dates are also displayed.
Codes and conventions front
The document discusses codes and conventions for front covers of magazines. It analyzes several magazine covers, noting elements like the use of bold titles and names to draw attention, plain backgrounds to make text stand out, mid-shot poses of people on the covers, direct eye contact between the subject and viewer to create a connection, and use of color schemes and different fonts to attract the reader's eyes. Common elements across magazine covers mentioned are making the masthead and main title prominent, including some enticing text or cover lines to encourage people to learn more inside.
Evaluation – question 7
The document discusses the progression and learning from the preliminary task to the final production of a magazine. Specifically:
- Images were improved by learning lighting techniques to take better quality photos that look more professional.
- Text was improved by researching fonts, font sizes, colors and positioning to make the text more prominent and appealing to readers.
- Layout became more complex by learning Photoshop layers and researching common magazine layouts.
- The masthead was improved to be bolder, more eye-catching and prominent through font changes, sizing and positioning.
- Overall skills like photo editing, text manipulation, and layout organization were applied to create a stronger double page spread for the final production compared
Evaluation – question 6
The student created a magazine and learned several new technologies in the process. They used a camera, lighting, Adobe Photoshop, internet research, Microsoft PowerPoint, a mobile phone, and social media. Specifically, the student learned how to use a Panasonic Lumix camera, Adobe Photoshop editing tools, different lighting setups, the blogging platform Blogger, and presentation software PowerPoint. Through completing this project, the student gained valuable skills with various technologies.
Evaluation – question 4 & 5
The target audience for the magazine is 16-25 year olds who are interested in indie pop music, fashion, and lifestyle. The document discusses several ways the magazine aims to attract this audience:
1) By featuring a young female model to connect with female readers and using neutral colors that appeal to both genders.
2) Bold designs and titles are used throughout the magazine, including on the cover and contents page, to draw the eye of the target audience.
3) Interactive elements like a code to download music are included to engage the technology-focused target demographic.
Evaluation question 3
Bauer Media and Time Inc. would both be suitable institutions to distribute the media product. Bauer Media is Europe's largest privately owned media group with over 25 million consumers and a focus on magazines targeting young audiences with music interests. Time Inc. publishes over 90 magazines in America, including NME which focuses on indie music like the product. Both companies have experience in the genre and large followings, including across other media platforms, that could help market and expand the audience for the new magazine. Their ownership of TV, radio, and magazine companies would allow for cross-promotion using different media.
Evaluation – question 2
The document discusses the representation of social groups in a magazine product. Specifically:
- The magazine uses a model representing the working/middle class aged 16-25 to appeal to the target audience.
- A female model is used on the cover to attract male readers, as suggested by Mulvey's male gaze theory, but she is not overly sexualized to challenge stereotypes.
- Throughout the magazine, the model's style reflects the "indie kid" genre through her clothing to connect with readers in that culture.
- Direct eye contact and a serious expression for the model challenges objectification and aims to attract more female readers.
Exam q 1
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It analyzes the front cover, contents page, and double page spread and how they employ or subvert typical magazine conventions. Some conventions used include mastheads, page numbers, cover lines, images, and columns for layout. Some conventions challenged include no header, unique house style colors, one large image instead of multiple, and advertising an album. Real magazines that informed the design, both in following and challenging conventions, include Clash, Mojo, NME, and Billboard.
Codes and conventions front
The document discusses codes and conventions for front covers of magazines. It analyzes several magazine covers, noting elements like the use of bold titles and names to draw attention, plain backgrounds to make text stand out, mid-shot poses of people on the covers, direct eye contact between the subject and viewer to create a connection, and use of color schemes and different fonts to attract the reader's eyes. Common elements across magazine covers mentioned are making the masthead and main titles prominent, including some enticing text or cover lines to encourage people to learn more inside.
Codes and convention new
The document describes codes and conventions used in double page spreads across different magazines. It analyzes double page spreads from Q Magazine, NME, Billboard, and Rolling Stone magazines. Some key conventions highlighted include using the magazine's house style/brand colors to create consistency, large prominent images of artists, direct address to engage readers, and layout techniques like drop caps and columns to guide the reader. The analysis also discusses how certain visual elements can objectify artists through the male gaze theory.
Target audience
The document discusses the target audience for indie music magazines. It notes that the audience will mostly be teenagers and young adults, with a slightly higher male readership. These magazines aim to appeal to those interested in indie pop culture through unique styles, meaningful stories and art. The magazines connect with readers through eye contact in photos and using models and styles that reflect the target audience. A focus group of the target demographic will be used to help design the magazine and ensure it properly connects with and appeals to the intended indie audience.
Codes & conventions
The document discusses codes and conventions used on magazine covers and spreads. It notes that magazine covers typically use bold, eye-catching titles in colors that stand out from the background. The name of the featured artist is made even bolder to draw attention. Covers also commonly use mid-shot portraits showing personality through poses and outfits. Double page spreads inside magazines similarly employ plain backgrounds to make titles and images pop, along with drop caps to guide the eye to start reading. Facial expressions are often enticing or mysterious to intrigue readers into learning more within the issue.
Focus group charts
This document contains charts for a focus group on a new magazine, including potential titles (Fuse Fusion Smash Rush), types of photos that could be used for the front cover (close up or long shot), and examples of front cover designs (close up or long shot).
Evaluation – question 6
The student created a magazine and learned several new technologies in the process. They used a camera, lighting, Adobe Photoshop, internet research on Google and YouTube, Microsoft PowerPoint, their mobile phone, and social media to complete the project. Specifically, they learned how to use a Panasonic Lumix camera, the blogging platform Blogger, Photoshop editing tools, different lighting techniques, and how to conduct online research. Through using these technologies, the student was able to produce a more professional and polished final magazine product.
Evaluation question 3
Bauer Media and Time Inc. would both be suitable institutions to distribute the student's music magazine. Bauer Media is Europe's largest privately owned media group with over 25 million consumers and a focus on rock/indie magazines and radio stations aligned with the target audience. Time Inc. publishes over 90 magazines including NME, which also focuses on indie music and a similar audience. Both companies have large, established audiences in the target demographic and experience marketing magazines, which would help promote the new publication. Their ownership of TV and radio assets also provides more platforms to advertise the magazine and potentially broaden its reach.
Evaluation – question 4 & 5
The target audience for the magazine is 16-25 year olds who are interested in indie pop music, fashion, and lifestyle. The document discusses several ways the magazine aims to attract this audience:
1) By featuring a young female model to connect with female readers and using neutral colors that appeal to both genders.
2) Bold designs and titles are used throughout the magazine, including on the cover and contents page, to draw the eye of the target audience.
3) Interactive elements like a link to download an album are included to engage the technology-focused target demographic.
Evaluation – question 2
The magazine represents particular social groups by featuring a model from a working/middle class background who is aged 16-25 to appeal to the target audience. A female model is used on the cover to attract male readers according to Mulvey's male gaze theory, but she is portrayed in a less sexualized manner with a serious expression to challenge stereotypes. Her style reflects the indie genre through thrift store clothing to connect with that culture.
Exam q 1
The document provides an evaluation of the ways in which the student's media product uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real magazines. It analyzes the front cover, contents page, and double page spread based on conventions seen in magazines like Clash, NME, Rolling Stone, and Billboard. Key points made include using bold mastheads and artist names, column layouts for text, and images/drop caps to draw attention, while challenging conventions through the lack of a sell line or header and placement of features and numbers.
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