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The document analyzes conventions used in magazine double page spreads, including splitting text into columns for easier reading, using a drop cap to draw attention to the start of the article, and including a pull quote to preview the article's content. It notes these conventions will be applied to the reader's own double page spread. Additionally, it recommends placing airing dates and channels nearer to the text for better visibility, and choosing an image directly related to the documentary to inform viewers of its subject matter.
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1) The masthead design reflects the magazine's title and is located prominently. Section headers and the editorial follow conventions to assert authority and involvement.
2) Images are used prominently and strategically placed to draw the reader in. Pull quotes, page numbers, and columns organize content and guide navigation.
3) Color schemes, fonts, and hierarchies are deliberately used to appeal to readers and reinforce the magazine's identity across elements. Both typical and unique techniques are employed to engage audiences.
Double page spread analysis
The document summarizes the layout and design elements of a double page spread in a magazine. Key elements included a short, attention-grabbing headline in bold at the top left; a stand first using rhetoric to summarize and engage readers; the emphasis of a chef's name in bold to draw in interested audiences; a byline stating the author; clear column layout with minimal empty space; program details in the top left corner; two images with a larger one on the right and smaller on the left; page numbers on the bottom; and the magazine logo at the bottom for continuity. Images and pull quotes are used to entice readers into the article, and drop caps sectionalize the piece to guide readers step-by-step through
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The document summarizes the layout and design elements of a double page spread in a magazine. Key elements included a short, attention-grabbing headline in bold at the top left; a stand first using rhetoric to summarize and engage readers; the emphasis of a chef's name in bold to draw in interested audiences; a byline stating the author; clear column layout with minimal empty space; program details in the top left corner; a larger main image on the right with a smaller secondary image; page numbers on the bottom; and the magazine logo at the bottom for continuity. Images and pull quotes are used to entice readers into the article, and drop caps sectionalize the content to guide readers through it step-by-step.
Media Analysis of Magazine Articles
This document provides an analysis of the layout and design elements used across multiple pages of a TV magazine. Key elements include:
1. Headings are prominently placed and use different fonts, sizes, and colors to stand out and attract readers' attention. Subheadings and quotes are also used to entice readers.
2. Articles are broken into multiple columns and use images, captions, and positioning relative to images to enhance readability and interest.
3. Consistent design elements like page numbers, magazine names, and color schemes are used across pages to provide order and cohesion.
4. Images, charts, and positioning of elements follow principles like the rule of thirds to create balanced and
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The document discusses elements to consider when designing a double page spread for a magazine. It recommends placing the most important elements such as eye-catching quotes and images on the outside edges and top right corner to attract readers' attention as most people flip through pages with their right hand. Less important elements like interviews and small writing should be placed in the center and bottom of the spread. It also suggests using a continuous color and font throughout the spread to provide continuity and professionalism, and arranging the text in a clear, easy to follow flow without barriers to maintain reader engagement.
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During the research, planning, construction, and evaluation stages of creating a documentary, the student used various media technologies. DVDs, 4OD, YouTube, and laptops were used for initial research. Websites like BBC, Channel 4, and TV Choice helped decide the target channel. Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Prezi aided planning. Equipment like video cameras and Final Cut Pro were vital for filming and editing. GarageBand was used to create background music. Adobe InDesign assisted with the double page spread. The documentary, radio trail, and other materials were published to Blogger, YouTube, SoundCloud, and embedded using technologies like Scribd and SlideShare.
Question 2
The target audience for the documentary, double page spread, and radio trail was males and females aged 16-35 who have opinions about tattoos. This age group was chosen because tattoos have become part of popular culture and many people in this age range have tattoos.
The ancillary products of a double page spread and radio trail effectively promoted the documentary. Both used elements like images, music and audio clips from the documentary to create brand identity across the products. The double page spread provided information about air times and an exclusive online viewing that would attract audiences. Similarly, the radio trail previewed content and informed listeners of broadcast details.
Question 2
The target audience for the documentary, double page spread, and radio trail was males and females aged 16-35 who have opinions about tattoos. Both the documentary and ancillary products effectively targeted this age group. The double page spread and radio trail successfully promoted the documentary by using consistent branding elements like music and images. They also informed viewers about air times and an exclusive online screening, encouraging people to watch.
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The target audience for the documentary, double page spread, and radio trail was males and females aged 16-35 who have opinions about tattoos. Both the ancillary products, the double page spread and radio trail, successfully promoted the documentary through clear branding elements like shared imagery, music, and audio clips. While the radio trail maintained some consistency through these elements, using a different voiceover may have hindered the clear connection to the documentary.
Question 2
The target audience for the documentary, double page spread, and radio trail was males and females aged 16-35 who have opinions about tattoos. This age group is most interested in tattoos as part of popular culture and would relate to the experiences shared. Both the double page spread and radio trail effectively promoted the documentary by using consistent branding elements like music, images, and audio clips. However, using a different voice for the radio trail's voiceover weakened its connection to the other products. Overall, the ancillary products successfully informed the audience about air times and viewing options to drive interest in the documentary.
Question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a company's main product with ancillary products. It analyzes a documentary on tattoos produced for a target audience of 16-35 year olds and the ancillary double page spread and radio trail created to promote the documentary. It finds that the combination was effective due to clear links between the products that gave them a consistent brand identity, such as using the same images and music. Both ancillary products promoted the documentary by informing audiences how and when to watch it.
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The document summarizes feedback from an audience questionnaire about a documentary, radio trailer, and magazine produced by the author. The feedback showed that the background music and voiceover in the radio trailer were well-received by 90% and 100% of viewers respectively. However, 10% of viewers did not feel the radio trailer prompted them to watch the documentary. Similarly for the magazine, 80% found it eye-catching but 20% did not, and only 60% wanted to watch the documentary based on the magazine. For the documentary itself, 90% found the music relevant and every viewer felt they learned something, but 10% lost interest at times. The voiceover was clear to all viewers.
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We were tasked with creating a 5 minute documentary opening on a chosen topic, as well as a radio trailer and magazine article to promote it. Extensive research was conducted into the topic, audience, and documentary genres and conventions. The documentary argues whether being gay is innate or learned, matching the expository mode of presenting arguments and addressing the viewer directly. Various techniques were used effectively, such as establishing shots, interviews following rules of thirds, close-ups during voiceovers, and archive footage in a montage to introduce the topic. Reconstructions were also used innovatively. The documentary follows conventions while challenging some, such as using dramatizations.
Question 3 evaluation
The document discusses feedback received from audiences on a documentary, radio trailer, and magazine article about legalizing cannabis.
The feedback showed that the documentary was informative and audiences learned new facts. However, some felt it could have been less boring with an on-screen presenter or reconstructions. The radio trailer was generally well-received though some felt it seemed rushed. The magazine article was also positively received but could have been improved with perfect spelling and a column layout rather than text boxes. Overall, the audience feedback was very helpful for improving their media products.
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The document discusses how a student's media documentary about legalizing cannabis uses and develops conventions of real documentaries. It uses conventions like a serious tone in the opening, factual voiceovers, interviews with experts, statistics, and an expository style. It discusses the different documentary modes and how the student incorporated elements of various modes. The student researched documentaries to incorporate conventions like shot types, handheld camera work, graphics, and proper interview setup. The goal was to create a well-rounded documentary that felt professional while addressing its topic through common documentary techniques.
Evaluation Question 3
The document summarizes audience feedback from questionnaires distributed during the planning and evaluation of a documentary project. The questionnaires provided information that helped shape the documentary, such as focusing on the topic of cannabis legalization and airing it on Channel 4 based on audience preferences. Feedback on the completed documentary, radio advertisement, and magazine spread was overwhelmingly positive, showing that the products achieved their goals of being informative, professional, and entertaining for the target audience. While the data from questionnaires was mostly quantitative, focus groups could have provided more qualitative insight. Minor issues like inconsistent sound levels and a few spelling errors were noted, but overall the audience feedback was very helpful for creating audience-focused and successful final products.
Evaluation question 3 presentation
Bradley Homans learned from audience feedback in several ways:
1) Initial questionnaires found that social networking plays a large role in the lives of the target audience (ages 16-19), confirming their topic of "Social Networking: The Effect" was appropriate.
2) After creating a documentary and radio trailer, follow-up questionnaires found most of the target audience enjoyed and learned from the documentary (ratings of 9-10/10), and the music, voiceover, and variety of shots all worked effectively.
3) Feedback also confirmed the radio trailer and magazine article successfully promoted the documentary and linked the products together in a cohesive way.
Evaluation question 1 presentation
The document discusses how the student analyzed conventions from real documentaries, radio trailers, and magazine articles to develop their own media products for the course assignment. They looked at documentaries like "Supersize Me" and "The Anti-Social Network" to understand conventions like interviews, voiceovers, shots, and more. They also researched magazine layouts like those in Radio Times to design their informative double-page article. Their radio trailer was informed by analyzing professional examples to understand conventions like length and including extracts from the documentary. Overall, the student aimed to incorporate key conventions from real media to create professional and effective final products for their brief.
Filming shots
The filming schedule documents shots to be captured each day of the week for a project about cannabis. On Monday, the plan is to capture wide establishing shots of the college and surrounding area using a tripod, as well as long shots of students. Interviews with a teacher and cannabis users are also scheduled for Monday. Shots of random public members will be captured on Wednesday, and archive footage found online will be used. Close ups of cannabis and people smoking will be filmed on Friday. The final week includes an interview with police on Wednesday and cutaway filler shots on Friday.
Radio trailer research
The document discusses codes and conventions for creating effective radio trailers. It recommends that the music matches the mood of the content and sound effects are used to emphasize elements without visuals. An explanatory voiceover introduces the documentary and shares interview excerpts while also stating air time and channel. Finally, an engaging slogan at the end should make listeners remember details about the trailer in order to drive viewership. An example trailer for Doctor Who uses these techniques like a mysterious voiceover, familiar music and sounds, and concluding details to intrigue audiences.
Audience research
The document discusses audience opinions on whether homosexuality is something people are born with or develops over time. Responses were mixed, with some believing it is innate while others think it develops. When asked about documentary preferences, answers included liking reconstructions, personal opinions and quick facts, evidence backing up claims, controversial interviews, and first-hand filming.
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choices
The document discusses the choices made for magazine and radio promotion of a documentary. For the magazine, the Radio Times was selected over TV Choice because it seemed more serious and had an older audience that matched the target age range of the documentary up to people in their 30's. Radio 1 was chosen as the radio station as it appeals to a wide range of ages like the documentary, unlike other stations that focus on specific age groups, with the target being younger teens to people in their 30's/40's.
Conventions of tv listing article
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Why we did this questionnaire
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Double page spread analysis
- 1. Double Page Spread Analysis
- 2. Conventions Title Dates and channels Bi line Main image fills half the page Drop caps Pull quote Image annotation Text in columns Consistent colour scheme
- 3. Discussion The text on this double page spread is split into columns. This is a common convention for magazine articles as it makes it clearer and easier to read. There’s also a drop cap at the start of the article which draws attention to the text. Finally there is a pull quote from the article in the middle of the text. This gives the reader a quick glance of what the article is going to be like and attracts them to read it. In our double page spread we will use these conventions to attract the audience. The dates and channels that the program is aired is in the top right hand corner of the article. This is placed next to the title and the image. This is a clear place to put this information but it could possibly be easier to see closer to the main text. Therefore we will place the date and channel nearer to the text. The images are well related to the program it is advertising. The person in the foreground is the main character of the show which will attract people who have already watched it or have an interest in that actor. The ‘bad guy’ in the background of the image gives the audience an idea of what is going to be in the show. In our double page spread we will ensure that the image is directly related to our documentary in order to show the audience what the documentary is about.