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This document summarizes the key details about a weekly magazine publication. It notes that the magazine has been published weekly since 1952, focuses on indie and alternative music genres, and became the best-selling British music magazine in the 1970s. The target audience is mainly 16-24 year old males.
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This double page magazine spread follows conventions like using a large main image of the subject, secondary images of the subject, captions explaining the images and drop caps. The color scheme of pink, black and white is intended to convey romance and style. The masthead is a bold quote from the article. The headline is in large serif font above the main image of Robert Patterson, drawing the viewer in. The spread uses techniques like pull quotes, subtexts and gutters to guide the reader through the story.
Magazine Analysis: Power Play
The document summarizes a double page spread from a magazine. It has a large amount of black ink used to convey sadness fitting the band name "Ugly Kid Joe". The title and introduction are at the bottom near an image of the band member Whitfield Crane smoking. Most of the left page is an interview while the right has advertisements. The interview uses a colloquial first-person style to be more readable. Overall, the double page spread has more formatting than just text, a band photo and title like other spreads in the magazine.
Magazine analysis
The document analyzes the house style features of three different magazines - NME, Q, and Classic FM. For each magazine, it summarizes the graphics, colors, layout, fonts, target audience, and how these elements appeal to and reflect the intended readership. Across all three magazines, a consistent house style is maintained from the cover to interior pages through the use of similar graphics, colors, fonts, and stylistic elements tailored to the appropriate age group and music genre of the target audience.
Unit 13 - LO1
This document discusses the Kerrang! magazine. It notes that Kerrang! was first published in 1981 and is owned by Bauer Media, a large European publishing group. Bauer Media produces Kerrang! as well as other music and entertainment titles like Q and MOJO magazines. Pictures included with the document provide more information about Kerrang! magazine and Bauer Media. The rest of the document outlines the style, layout, and genre that will be used for the student's magazine project, noting that it will repeat and adapt some conventions from Kerrang! since that is the magazine of inspiration. Key aspects that will be repeated include the front cover design, double page spread format, and rock music genre focus.
Unit 13 - LO1
This document discusses the Kerrang! magazine. It notes that Kerrang! was first published in 1981 and is owned by Bauer Media, a large European publishing group. Bauer Media produces Kerrang! as well as other music and entertainment titles like Q and MOJO magazines. Pictures included are sourced from the Kerrang! website and provide information about the magazine. The document also discusses the style of the magazine, including its regular print size and color scheme using black, grey, red and yellow.
Unit 13 - LO1
- Kerrang! is a music magazine published in the UK by Bauer Media since 1981
- Bauer Media is a division of Bauer Media Group, one of Europe's largest privately owned publishing groups, with over 300 magazines and various online/TV/radio assets
- Bauer Media produces specialist magazines, radio, TV, online and digital businesses, employing over 6,400 people across their various media operations
- Some of Bauer Media's best known titles include music/entertainment magazines Kerrang!, Q, and Mojo
Music magazine evaluation 2
The document provides information about the typical layout and design elements of magazine covers and contents pages. It describes common features like the masthead, pull quotes, images, advertisements, and lists of articles. It also analyzes examples of specific magazine covers and contents pages, noting design choices and how they appeal to different target audiences. Key details are given about the readers of magazines like NME, Kerrang, and Uncut in terms of demographics, spending habits, and music interests.
Music magazine evaluation 2
The document discusses magazine layout elements such as mastheads, pull quotes, images, advertisements, and contents pages. It provides descriptions and examples of how different magazines, including NME, Kerrang, and Metal Hammer, utilize these elements in regards to their target audiences. Specifically, it notes that NME and Kerrang use bold mastheads and colorful imagery to appeal to younger audiences, while Metal Hammer features a monotone image and red masthead to highlight the featured band as the main draw.
Magazine cover presntation
Dan Watt analyzed the front covers of popular music magazines such as Vibe, Rolling Stone, XXL and The Source. He found that they all feature a large central image in vibrant colors with bold, easy to read text. On the Rolling Stone cover analyzed, the main image is of deceased rapper 2Pac in black and white, and the selling point is an article on the "50 greatest hip-hop songs of all time." Watt also analyzed a cover of Vibe magazine featuring Rihanna, noting similarities like the black and white central image but also differences like Vibe having less text in a smaller font on a light blue background.
Magazine cover presntation
Dan Watt analyzed the front covers of popular music magazines such as Vibe, Rolling Stone, XXL and The Source. He found that they all feature a large central image in vibrant colors with bold, easy to read text. On the Rolling Stone cover analyzed, the main image is of deceased rapper 2Pac in black and white, and the selling point is an article on the "50 greatest hip-hop songs of all time." Watt also analyzed a cover of Vibe magazine featuring Rihanna, noting similarities like the black and white central image but also differences like Vibe having less text in a smaller font on a light blue background.
Magazine codes and connections for double page spread
This document summarizes magazine design conventions for double page spreads. It discusses key elements like the main image, dropped cap, headlines, columns, pull quotes, sidebars, page numbers, negative space, and color schemes. The main purpose of these elements is to guide the reader through the article in an aesthetically pleasing way and highlight important information to make the reader interested in the content. Proper use of design conventions allows the double page spread to effectively focus attention on the main topic.
Analysis of double page Spread
This document analyzes a double page magazine spread. It notes that the disjointed headline represents the magazine's personality and artist. While large, the headline draws attention from the target indie/rock audience. The black and white color tones and white background subtly frame the eye-catching font without overwhelming the reader. The large image of Lily Allen in a casual t-shirt reflects her indie/rock music genre. A hint of red in her shirt contrasts and attracts attention. The use of a drop cap at the start of the article follows magazine conventions and invites the reader to read more.
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This double page spread uses colour, layout, and design elements effectively to promote a band. Red, black, and white are used prominently to attract attention and represent the band's genre. The article is on the right page with a large lead singer photo on the left to draw the eye. Hierarchy is shown through photo sizes, and an angled title and drop cap enhance the rebellious attitude portrayed.
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- 2. - Published weekly Since March 1952. - The Genre of this magazine is mostly indie & alternative. - In the 1970’s it became the best-selling British music magazine.
- 3. - The target audience of this magazine is mainly 16-24 year olds. - Mainly males
- 4. Widely sold Popular To get an idea of what to include.
- 6. Catches your attention Bold
- 7. ‘Bold’ & signifies the title of the article. The ‘italics’ used here The ‘italics’ used here signifies that this section under the title are used is not part of the article. to show the leading text to the article.
- 8. - Relatively formal (serious about issues) - Conversational formal language. - No slang.
- 9. - Quite serious, talks about current issues. - Shows how the album is not very light hearted.
- 10. Slug Caption Pull quote Leading text Drop caps effect Page number Information box Gutter
- 11. - Our natural eye flow is in a ‘C’ shape, to flow from the top right of something to the bottom right. - The layout of this page and the positioning of everything helps our natural eye flow whilst reading.
- 12. - Linked in with article text - Linked in with the quote in title - Simplistic with big impact