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This double page magazine spread features Lady Gaga. One page contains a large photo of Lady Gaga posing sexually, while the other page contains descriptive text about her. The simple color scheme and layout make the content easily accessible. Lady Gaga looks directly at the camera, seeming to address the reader directly and create a relationship between the artist and audience. The text discusses how Lady Gaga's exaggerated personality and enjoyment of attention is represented by the large "L" drawing eyes to the center of the page.
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Question 1
Vishal Panwar designed elements for a music magazine focused on R&B and rap. In researching existing magazines in the genre, he found they used darker colors and images of confident-looking artists. He followed these conventions in his own design of the front cover, double page spread, and contents page. For the front cover, he used a medium close-up image of an artist over the masthead and included typical cover lines. The double page spread had a dark background with text on one side and an artist image on the other. The contents page featured a confident-looking artist in black and white with additional text about the page contents.
Double page annotations
This document discusses and analyzes several celebrity double page spreads (DPS) from magazines. It examines aspects like layout, color scheme, images, and text features. Key points made include:
- One DPS uses a large solo image of the artist, with no text on one page, to draw attention to them.
- Another DPS features an image of Lady Gaga edited to black and white, taking up half the pages. It uses a simple black, white, and red color scheme.
- One spread focuses on a black male rapper, with an all-black background making the image and text stand out clearly.
- Elements like quotes, large identifying letters or names, and
Dps analysis
The double page spread features a full-page image of Beyoncé displaying her powerful and fierce style through her metallic costume and direct gaze at the camera. The bold white headline "Fiercely Creative" describes Beyoncé and stands out more than the word "Creative", indicating she is fiercely portrayed. Additional details like the "Women of the Year" caption and lack of Beyoncé's name show her widespread popularity allowing the focus to remain on her image and style over identification. The color scheme, layout, and image are cohesively designed to attract readers' attention and present Beyoncé as a strong and influential figure.
Feature pages
The document discusses the design choices made for a music magazine feature page profile. Fonts, colors, photographs, and the featured artist were selected to create an edgy style representing rock music. Black, white and dark purple were used as the main colors. Pictures of the established artist "Roxy Rouge" were taken against different backgrounds including red to relate to her name.
Feature page presentation
The document discusses the design choices made for a music magazine feature page profile. Fonts, colors, photos, and layout were selected to create an edgy feel representing rock music. Black, white and dark purple were used as the main colors. Photos of an established rock artist named "Roxy Rouge" were taken against different backgrounds and edited for contrast to make them striking.
Double page spread analysis
This document provides a textual analysis of the contents and layout of a music magazine focused on hip hop. It analyzes various elements of the magazine including the contents page, editorial page, and double page spread. Key elements discussed include the use of images, fonts, headings, stand first captions, issue details, credits, and tone of address to informal language. The conclusion summarizes different effective features from the magazine that could be incorporated into the designer's own hip hop magazine, such as clear page numbers, bold headings, and a dual main image.
Task 2c
The document summarizes the layout and design elements of a double page magazine spread. It notes that the spread uses four neat grids to layout the writing and fonts to avoid losing the reader's interest. Bold colors and integrated images, such as a photo of rap artist Dizzee Rascal, are used to draw attention. The overall impression is of a hip hop and street style to match the genre of the magazine.
Article research
The document provides a draft of a magazine article interviewing an artist, Niamh, in a question and answer format. The questions cover topics like Niamh's past year, her new album, how she deals with fame, and her musical inspirations. For the question on dealing with fame, Niamh responds that she is a private person and doesn't go out of her way to share her life story with the press. She also notes that being a role model to many people feels like being a big sister.
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Question 1
Vishal Panwar designed elements for a music magazine focused on R&B and rap. In researching existing magazines in the genre, he found they used darker colors and images of confident-looking artists. He followed these conventions in his own design of the front cover, double page spread, and contents page. For the front cover, he used a medium close-up image of an artist over the masthead and included typical cover lines. The double page spread had a dark background with text on one side and an artist image on the other. The contents page featured a confident-looking artist in black and white with additional text about the page contents.
Double page annotations
This document discusses and analyzes several celebrity double page spreads (DPS) from magazines. It examines aspects like layout, color scheme, images, and text features. Key points made include:
- One DPS uses a large solo image of the artist, with no text on one page, to draw attention to them.
- Another DPS features an image of Lady Gaga edited to black and white, taking up half the pages. It uses a simple black, white, and red color scheme.
- One spread focuses on a black male rapper, with an all-black background making the image and text stand out clearly.
- Elements like quotes, large identifying letters or names, and
Dps analysis
The double page spread features a full-page image of Beyoncé displaying her powerful and fierce style through her metallic costume and direct gaze at the camera. The bold white headline "Fiercely Creative" describes Beyoncé and stands out more than the word "Creative", indicating she is fiercely portrayed. Additional details like the "Women of the Year" caption and lack of Beyoncé's name show her widespread popularity allowing the focus to remain on her image and style over identification. The color scheme, layout, and image are cohesively designed to attract readers' attention and present Beyoncé as a strong and influential figure.
Feature pages
The document discusses the design choices made for a music magazine feature page profile. Fonts, colors, photographs, and the featured artist were selected to create an edgy style representing rock music. Black, white and dark purple were used as the main colors. Pictures of the established artist "Roxy Rouge" were taken against different backgrounds including red to relate to her name.
Feature page presentation
The document discusses the design choices made for a music magazine feature page profile. Fonts, colors, photos, and layout were selected to create an edgy feel representing rock music. Black, white and dark purple were used as the main colors. Photos of an established rock artist named "Roxy Rouge" were taken against different backgrounds and edited for contrast to make them striking.
Double page spread analysis
This document provides a textual analysis of the contents and layout of a music magazine focused on hip hop. It analyzes various elements of the magazine including the contents page, editorial page, and double page spread. Key elements discussed include the use of images, fonts, headings, stand first captions, issue details, credits, and tone of address to informal language. The conclusion summarizes different effective features from the magazine that could be incorporated into the designer's own hip hop magazine, such as clear page numbers, bold headings, and a dual main image.
Task 2c
The document summarizes the layout and design elements of a double page magazine spread. It notes that the spread uses four neat grids to layout the writing and fonts to avoid losing the reader's interest. Bold colors and integrated images, such as a photo of rap artist Dizzee Rascal, are used to draw attention. The overall impression is of a hip hop and street style to match the genre of the magazine.
Article research
The document provides a draft of a magazine article interviewing an artist, Niamh, in a question and answer format. The questions cover topics like Niamh's past year, her new album, how she deals with fame, and her musical inspirations. For the question on dealing with fame, Niamh responds that she is a private person and doesn't go out of her way to share her life story with the press. She also notes that being a role model to many people feels like being a big sister.
Double page spread analysis xxl
- XXL magazine was founded in 1997 by former staffers of The Source magazine to create their own publication about hip-hop music and culture using The Source's model.
- The target audience of XXL magazine is men and women aged 14-25 who enjoy hip-hop and rap music.
- The language in XXL magazine articles is informal, using slang words and a casual tone to mimic conversations and appeal to younger readers.
Comparison of my double page spread with a
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Double Page Spread Analysis XXL
The double page spread features interviews with hip hop artists Pleasure P and Juvenile. The target audience is identified as those aged 15-25 who enjoy hip hop/rap music and culture based on the choice of artists and style of photographs. The language used in the article matches the colloquial style typical of hip hop music, with lyrics and quotes from the artists. Black, white and blue colors are used consistently throughout the layout and images to create a clean, stylish presentation matching the magazine's hip hop focus and audience.
Media as coursework – music magazine evaluation
The document is an evaluation of a music magazine created for a media course. It discusses the layout, colors, images, and typography used in the magazine. Purple, black and white were used as the main colors to appeal to the target audience of teenage girls. Images were carefully chosen and lit to depict artists and look professional. A variety of fonts were used for headings and articles to catch readers' attention. The language was informal to engage teenage girls as the target readership. A range of music genres were featured through the artists and images selected.
Amber and sians planning
The document discusses planning for a music magazine targeted towards an R&B audience. It considers possible fonts, names, layouts, and design elements like colors and images to use. Key decisions included using bold fonts, naming the magazine "Seeing Funk", and featuring large prominent images of artists to appeal to the target demographic.
Formal proposal
The document proposes an R&B/hip-hop magazine called "Underground" targeting 16-19 year olds. It will feature R&B, hip-hop, rap, and soul music. The front cover will showcase an Afro Caribbean male artist in urban clothing with the word "Underground" in red. The contents page will feature this artist more prominently along with other images and categorized headings. A double page spread will include an interview of this artist discussing his genre, work, and personal life balanced with a large image. Photographs will portray this main artist and associate with the genres.
Evaluation Question 3
The document discusses how the author's indie pop music magazine represents various social groups. The target audience is 16-20 year olds, so the author based the magazine's style and content around their own tastes and interests at age 17. Images in the magazine depict indie pop concert crowds and fans to represent the diverse social groups that listen to indie pop music, including listings of various indie pop artists on the cover. The magazine's laidback yet sophisticated style and use of hashtags and QR codes are meant to appeal to the target audience's technology usage.
Media key conventions
This document discusses key conventions used in magazine design. It notes that magazine titles are always big and bold to identify the publication. The title on the example magazine is half hidden behind the artist's face, but is still recognizable due to its consistent style. The document also discusses other conventions like artists always looking at the camera to seem more professional, and the "U-shape" layout with the artist in the middle and text wrapped around. Fonts, colors and designs are chosen to match the artist's genre and image.
Dps Analysis
This double page spread features a large image of artist Lily Allen on one page alongside a pull quote. The four columns of text are evenly spaced but small compared to the prominent image and quote. The simple, natural image of Allen is intended to portray her as more serious and complex than her typical public image. The quote emphasizes she has feelings and is a normal person, matching the overall tone of the article.
Media presentation
This document provides details on designing an R&B music magazine, including conventions, market research, a reader profile, and layout designs for the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread. Key elements include using 3 colors in the design, featuring artists prominently on the cover and masthead, including interviews, fashion, and relationships in articles, and targeting 16-17 year old fans of R&B and hip hop artists.
Planning
The document discusses planning for a music magazine focused on R&B. It describes choosing fonts, titles, layouts, and designs that fit the target audience. Elements like interviews, photos, and color schemes are selected to appeal to R&B fans and be consistent with existing magazines in the genre. Location and stylistic choices for photoshoots are also outlined.
Evaluation powerpoint
This document discusses the conventions of magazine design and how the media product challenges or develops certain conventions to suit its genre.
It identifies similarities between the product's design and conventions used in rock music magazines, such as bold mastheads, intense cover images, and use of dark colors. Differences from other genres' conventions are also noted, such as simpler designs for R&B magazines.
The document highlights ways the product develops conventions, such as placing an image over the contents title and using a female solo artist as the focus despite the rock genre typically featuring males. This challenges conventions while appealing to wider audiences.
class presentation
The document discusses the design choices made for the features page of a magazine. Fonts were selected to distinguish the questions from the artist's answers and keep the page from looking too busy. Pictures of the artist were taken against various backgrounds to seem edgy and posed in a non-typical way. Colors like black, white and dark purple were used throughout for contrast, to represent the rock image, and create a brand identity since purple is not a common magazine color.
Fonts and design
The document discusses various fonts and their suitability for a hip hop album digipak and poster. It examines several fonts, evaluating whether they fit the hip hop genre or seem too basic, artistic, or suited for other genres. The author settles on the "mix tumble" font from DaFont for the digipak and a similar melting font for the poster, noting they reflect the hip hop genre and have been used effectively in previous album and poster designs.
Vibe analysis
This document summarizes and analyzes various elements of design and layout from the magazine VIBE. It discusses the bold masthead and simple color scheme on the front cover, which helps grab readers' attention. The contents page continues this style, organizing information clearly in columns. A featured image of artist Mavado in his local environment provides context and human interest. A double page spread then shifts slightly in color scheme but maintains the overall magazine's style while featuring another intimate photo, this time of the artist with family and friends, signaling an upcoming personal story.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media products (a magazine front cover and contents page) were inspired by real magazines like Vibe and Q Magazine. Some key aspects that were emulated include layout, use of lines and shapes, color schemes, and styles that would appeal to the target audience of young adults interested in hip hop music. Photos in the media products were also inspired by photos of real hip hop artists like J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar to help indicate the genre. Clothing and poses of models were chosen to have an urban, modern look associated with hip hop while not being overly flashy.
Double page spread statement of intent
The document discusses the layout and design choices for a double page magazine spread. It will use a two column layout on both pages to organize the text and three images total, with two on the first page and one on the second page. Bold, colorful images of hip hop artists will be used to attract the target audience and tell a story about the subjects to encourage reading the interview article. Sans-serif fonts in varying large sizes will help organize the headline, pull quote, and body text.
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The document discusses how the magazine attracts its target audience of indie rock fans. It uses color schemes common in indie rock magazines like reds, greys, gold and black. The front cover features a casual mid-close up shot of an artist to appear professional but not flashy. Font choices are simple and easy to read. The content page includes images and previews of articles as well as social media links. Double page spreads keep layouts simple with a single featured image and black background to make text and artists stand out.
Summary of research
The document summarizes the author's research into the conventions of music magazine layouts, genres, modes of address, and technical elements. Some key conventions identified include mastheads appearing at the top in large font, cover stories and images centered below, and barcodes in bottom corners. Colors like red and black and fonts like sans serif are commonly used for rock magazines. Layouts aim to guide the reader's eye along typical routes. Images and styles suit genres and aim to address audiences informally with edgy, passionate, or aggressive tones.
Captivity analysis
1) The trailer uses a male voice over to set the mood that someone is missing and in danger of kidnapping, while visuals show a woman crying for help and being tortured.
2) Sounds of knives and increased music build tension, suggesting the woman is in peril while the danger climaxes.
3) Shots like poisoned wine, vulnerable angles of the woman, and a bare hand completing a crime establish themes of danger, mystery, and a criminal plot.
4) Editing techniques like faster cuts and zooming confuse the audience and draw them into the film's narrative to encourage watching the full movie.
P is for psycho blog 2
The document summarizes edits made to images for a horror storyboard about a female serial killer. Key edits included changing images to black and white, adding red spots or brush strokes to highlight victims, and cropping out reflections. The editor notes they aimed for a sinister black and white theme but acknowledges inconsistent red shading between images could be confusing. Lessons included maintaining a higher level of consistency across edits to improve the realism and clarity of the storyboard.
Front cover production log 1
Kianna Briggs created a layout plan for the front cover of her funky house music magazine. She selected an image of a singer holding a microphone that would grab attention due to its bright colors. Kianna used Photoshop's lasso tool to precisely cut out the image and remove the white background. She then placed the edited image onto the InDesign layout according to her plan. Kianna also added the magazine's masthead, which she had to print screen and crop due to download issues. Finally, she included a skyline with varying font sizes to highlight important words and completed the cover with two contrasting fonts, Rockwell and Sans Serif, to achieve a funky look.
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Double page spread analysis xxl
- XXL magazine was founded in 1997 by former staffers of The Source magazine to create their own publication about hip-hop music and culture using The Source's model.
- The target audience of XXL magazine is men and women aged 14-25 who enjoy hip-hop and rap music.
- The language in XXL magazine articles is informal, using slang words and a casual tone to mimic conversations and appeal to younger readers.
Comparison of my double page spread with a
Both magazine spreads feature prominent images of pop stars on the right page, with the star's name in large italics at the top left. Below this is the main title in bold, mentioning they are rising superstars. Both spreads introduce the article and have a question and answer interview format, with additional small images and page numbers. While largely similar, the document discusses one spread having a background effect and two pull quotes not found in the other.
Double Page Spread Analysis XXL
The double page spread features interviews with hip hop artists Pleasure P and Juvenile. The target audience is identified as those aged 15-25 who enjoy hip hop/rap music and culture based on the choice of artists and style of photographs. The language used in the article matches the colloquial style typical of hip hop music, with lyrics and quotes from the artists. Black, white and blue colors are used consistently throughout the layout and images to create a clean, stylish presentation matching the magazine's hip hop focus and audience.
Media as coursework – music magazine evaluation
The document is an evaluation of a music magazine created for a media course. It discusses the layout, colors, images, and typography used in the magazine. Purple, black and white were used as the main colors to appeal to the target audience of teenage girls. Images were carefully chosen and lit to depict artists and look professional. A variety of fonts were used for headings and articles to catch readers' attention. The language was informal to engage teenage girls as the target readership. A range of music genres were featured through the artists and images selected.
Amber and sians planning
The document discusses planning for a music magazine targeted towards an R&B audience. It considers possible fonts, names, layouts, and design elements like colors and images to use. Key decisions included using bold fonts, naming the magazine "Seeing Funk", and featuring large prominent images of artists to appeal to the target demographic.
Formal proposal
The document proposes an R&B/hip-hop magazine called "Underground" targeting 16-19 year olds. It will feature R&B, hip-hop, rap, and soul music. The front cover will showcase an Afro Caribbean male artist in urban clothing with the word "Underground" in red. The contents page will feature this artist more prominently along with other images and categorized headings. A double page spread will include an interview of this artist discussing his genre, work, and personal life balanced with a large image. Photographs will portray this main artist and associate with the genres.
Evaluation Question 3
The document discusses how the author's indie pop music magazine represents various social groups. The target audience is 16-20 year olds, so the author based the magazine's style and content around their own tastes and interests at age 17. Images in the magazine depict indie pop concert crowds and fans to represent the diverse social groups that listen to indie pop music, including listings of various indie pop artists on the cover. The magazine's laidback yet sophisticated style and use of hashtags and QR codes are meant to appeal to the target audience's technology usage.
Media key conventions
This document discusses key conventions used in magazine design. It notes that magazine titles are always big and bold to identify the publication. The title on the example magazine is half hidden behind the artist's face, but is still recognizable due to its consistent style. The document also discusses other conventions like artists always looking at the camera to seem more professional, and the "U-shape" layout with the artist in the middle and text wrapped around. Fonts, colors and designs are chosen to match the artist's genre and image.
Dps Analysis
This double page spread features a large image of artist Lily Allen on one page alongside a pull quote. The four columns of text are evenly spaced but small compared to the prominent image and quote. The simple, natural image of Allen is intended to portray her as more serious and complex than her typical public image. The quote emphasizes she has feelings and is a normal person, matching the overall tone of the article.
Media presentation
This document provides details on designing an R&B music magazine, including conventions, market research, a reader profile, and layout designs for the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread. Key elements include using 3 colors in the design, featuring artists prominently on the cover and masthead, including interviews, fashion, and relationships in articles, and targeting 16-17 year old fans of R&B and hip hop artists.
Planning
The document discusses planning for a music magazine focused on R&B. It describes choosing fonts, titles, layouts, and designs that fit the target audience. Elements like interviews, photos, and color schemes are selected to appeal to R&B fans and be consistent with existing magazines in the genre. Location and stylistic choices for photoshoots are also outlined.
Evaluation powerpoint
This document discusses the conventions of magazine design and how the media product challenges or develops certain conventions to suit its genre.
It identifies similarities between the product's design and conventions used in rock music magazines, such as bold mastheads, intense cover images, and use of dark colors. Differences from other genres' conventions are also noted, such as simpler designs for R&B magazines.
The document highlights ways the product develops conventions, such as placing an image over the contents title and using a female solo artist as the focus despite the rock genre typically featuring males. This challenges conventions while appealing to wider audiences.
class presentation
The document discusses the design choices made for the features page of a magazine. Fonts were selected to distinguish the questions from the artist's answers and keep the page from looking too busy. Pictures of the artist were taken against various backgrounds to seem edgy and posed in a non-typical way. Colors like black, white and dark purple were used throughout for contrast, to represent the rock image, and create a brand identity since purple is not a common magazine color.
Fonts and design
The document discusses various fonts and their suitability for a hip hop album digipak and poster. It examines several fonts, evaluating whether they fit the hip hop genre or seem too basic, artistic, or suited for other genres. The author settles on the "mix tumble" font from DaFont for the digipak and a similar melting font for the poster, noting they reflect the hip hop genre and have been used effectively in previous album and poster designs.
Vibe analysis
This document summarizes and analyzes various elements of design and layout from the magazine VIBE. It discusses the bold masthead and simple color scheme on the front cover, which helps grab readers' attention. The contents page continues this style, organizing information clearly in columns. A featured image of artist Mavado in his local environment provides context and human interest. A double page spread then shifts slightly in color scheme but maintains the overall magazine's style while featuring another intimate photo, this time of the artist with family and friends, signaling an upcoming personal story.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media products (a magazine front cover and contents page) were inspired by real magazines like Vibe and Q Magazine. Some key aspects that were emulated include layout, use of lines and shapes, color schemes, and styles that would appeal to the target audience of young adults interested in hip hop music. Photos in the media products were also inspired by photos of real hip hop artists like J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar to help indicate the genre. Clothing and poses of models were chosen to have an urban, modern look associated with hip hop while not being overly flashy.
Double page spread statement of intent
The document discusses the layout and design choices for a double page magazine spread. It will use a two column layout on both pages to organize the text and three images total, with two on the first page and one on the second page. Bold, colorful images of hip hop artists will be used to attract the target audience and tell a story about the subjects to encourage reading the interview article. Sans-serif fonts in varying large sizes will help organize the headline, pull quote, and body text.
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The document discusses how the magazine attracts its target audience of indie rock fans. It uses color schemes common in indie rock magazines like reds, greys, gold and black. The front cover features a casual mid-close up shot of an artist to appear professional but not flashy. Font choices are simple and easy to read. The content page includes images and previews of articles as well as social media links. Double page spreads keep layouts simple with a single featured image and black background to make text and artists stand out.
Summary of research
The document summarizes the author's research into the conventions of music magazine layouts, genres, modes of address, and technical elements. Some key conventions identified include mastheads appearing at the top in large font, cover stories and images centered below, and barcodes in bottom corners. Colors like red and black and fonts like sans serif are commonly used for rock magazines. Layouts aim to guide the reader's eye along typical routes. Images and styles suit genres and aim to address audiences informally with edgy, passionate, or aggressive tones.
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2) Sounds of knives and increased music build tension, suggesting the woman is in peril while the danger climaxes.
3) Shots like poisoned wine, vulnerable angles of the woman, and a bare hand completing a crime establish themes of danger, mystery, and a criminal plot.
4) Editing techniques like faster cuts and zooming confuse the audience and draw them into the film's narrative to encourage watching the full movie.
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Contents page production log 1
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Front cover research
This magazine cover uses unconventional colors and layout to represent the genre of funky house music. Pink and blue colors not typically associated are used to create a diverse appeal. The artist's clothing matches the blue in the cover lines, linking the magazine visually. A close-up of the artist looking at the camera engages the audience and creates a relationship. Various fonts, sizes and colors are used strategically throughout to guide audience attention.
Double page spread research
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Double page spread production log 1
The document is a production log for a double page spread created by Kianna Briggs in InDesign. It details how she used various tools to lay out images and text across two pages according to her plan. This included using the rectangle frame tool to indicate image placement, opening images in Photoshop to manipulate their size, and using the text tool to add titles and a quote in different fonts, sizes, and colors to draw attention.
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2) Key fonts used include Stencil for the main headline and Rockwell for other text. Colors and fonts will be consistent throughout the pages.
3) Cover lines are arranged to correlate with the main image and use a variety of fonts to draw attention to important words. Smaller images are resized and copied onto the page before placing in InDesign.
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2) Techniques included changing images to black and white, cropping out reflections, and blending red paint using liquify to create blood effects.
3) The author reflects that maintaining consistent red shades throughout could have improved the realism and clarity of the storyboard.
Front cover research
This magazine cover uses unconventional colors and layout to represent the genre of funky house music. Pink and blue colors not typically associated are used to create a diverse appeal. The artist's clothing matches the blue in the cover lines, linking the magazine visually. A close-up of the artist looking at the camera engages the audience and creates a relationship. Various fonts, sizes and colors are used strategically throughout to guide audience attention.
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Analysis of film posters
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Narrative research
The document summarizes the narrative of a film adaptation of Little Red Riding Hood. Key points:
1) Little Red Riding Hood has been aged to a teenager to make the thriller genre more believable for a 15 rating.
2) The witch is chasing Red Riding Hood to get closer to her grandmother, who holds secrets the witch wants.
3) The huntsman, a lost friend of Red Riding Hood, is the hero who will help protect her and her grandmother.
4) The trailer leaves many secrets unrevealed to encourage audience interest in watching the full film.
Snow white analysis
The trailer for Snow White uses editing techniques like fades and cuts to build drama and tension. Graphics provide relevant information in a fairytale font on a dark background to make the magic seem evil. Single dramatic words highlight the action and increase suspense between shots. Camera shots provide important symbolic images and establish the time period. Costumes also help show the difference in status between characters like the wealthy Queen and lower-class Huntsman.
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The double page spread is about artist Lady Gaga. It uses large images and text to draw attention to key information. The main image shows Lady Gaga in a provocative pose that highlights her confidence and uniqueness. Additional details like small text and dark colors provide context about her artistic style and personality. The layout is unconventional compared to typical spreads, using visual elements to entice readers to learn more about Lady Gaga through the article.
Feature article analysis
- The article provides a detailed profile of pop artist Lady Gaga, focusing on her controversial music and appearance. It uses formal language to discuss her sexuality and orientation for an older readership.
- Technical music terms are employed to describe her career achievements. The large central image and red "L" reinforce the magazine's style while profiling a controversial yet well-known pop star.
- The article contains no common magazine elements like pull quotes or a drop cap, having a uniform factual tone with direct quotes from Lady Gaga.
Feature Article Analysis
1. The document provides a summary of the layout and design elements of a magazine feature article on Lady Gaga. It describes the large central image of Lady Gaga in a seductive pose and discusses aspects of the image like her unique style and confident demeanor.
2. It then summarizes the organization of the article across a double-page spread with columns of text and large identifying letters behind the text. Element placements like the page numbers and headings are also described.
3. No pull quotes or new media elements are mentioned, keeping the design classic. The summary provides an overview of the visual components and style of the Lady Gaga feature article.
Task 3
This document analyzes the page layout of two magazine articles. For the Lady Gaga article in Q Magazine, the left page features a large black and white photo of her anchoring the text. The right page uses a large red "L" corresponding to her name and the article's first letter. Columns of text are placed over the "L" with no title needed due to her fame. The My Chemical Romance article in Kerrang magazine features a colorful group photo on the left and a pull quote title incorporating the band's logo. Bold colors and fonts are used throughout to match the band's genre and leave readers anticipating the continued article in the next issue.
Double page spread
This document summarizes and analyzes the layout of magazine double page spreads featuring Lady Gaga and Lana Del Rey. For Lady Gaga's spread, a large picture takes up one page with writing on the other discussing her image and appeal to different audiences. Lana Del Rey's spread also uses a single large darkened image with her eyes closed and text analyzing lighting, camera techniques, and her trademark style. Both spreads aim to attract readers with prominent images and contextualize the artists' personas through analysis of visual elements.
Double page spread deconstructions!
This document analyzes and compares the layout and design of double page spreads from three music magazines - NME, Vibe, and Top of the Pops. It examines the key elements used in each spread such as titles, images, text formatting and placement. For NME's spread on Nicki Minaj, the title and image complement her style. Vibe's spread on Drake uses a bold quote instead of a title and balances text with two images of the artist. Top of the Pops' spread on Justin Bieber features a title matching his outfit in the main image and includes a strap line and kicker section.
Analysis double page spread
The document provides details on the layout and design of a double page magazine spread featuring an artist. The artist's name is prominently displayed in large capital letters across both pages to identify who is being featured. A large close-up photo of the artist fills one side of the spread. The article is written in a font that contrasts with the black background for readability. The overall design aims to appeal to both younger and older audiences through its mature yet approachable style.
Hip hop conetnt analayse
The document provides an analysis of the layout and design elements of magazine spreads featuring hip hop artists. Key points analyzed include:
- The use of bold fonts, colors, positioning and sizing of images and text to draw attention to important details and guide the reader through the content.
- Symbolic meanings and messages conveyed through artistic choices such as costumes, poses, colors and styles that relate to the themes and subjects featured.
- Formats and styles used that are tailored for younger audiences to make the content easy to read and engaging.
- Branding and identifying elements included to clearly indicate the publication and topic of coverage.
Hip Hop content+DPS analysis
The document provides an analysis of the layout, design and visual elements of magazine spreads featuring hip hop artists. Key points analyzed include:
- The use of logos, cover lines and mastheads to identify the magazine brand and focus each article on a particular artist
- Visual elements like bold text, formatting and color schemes that guide the reader through the content and make it engaging
- Stylistic choices in images of the artists that reflect themes in the articles and attract reader attention through poses, costumes and use of color/lighting.
- Division of text into clearly numbered and labeled columns and sections to make dense information accessible for younger audiences.
Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of a student's music magazine project. The student chose a black and white theme throughout. For the cover, they selected a striking image of the featured artist in black and white. The contents page also follows the black and white theme and includes a picture and descriptions of articles. For the double-page spread, the student included multiple photos of the artist in different poses with descriptive text to give readers insight into the artist.
Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of a student's music magazine project. The student chose a black and white theme throughout. For the cover, they selected a striking image of the featured artist in black and white. The contents page also follows the black and white theme and includes a picture and descriptions of articles. For the double-page spread, the student included multiple photos of the artist in different poses with descriptive text to give readers insight into the artist.
Researching codes and conventions of music magazines double page spread
The document discusses the codes and conventions used in music magazines including Q Magazine, Kerrang!, and Billboard. Some common conventions discussed include:
- Using large, prominent images of artists that take up an entire page to highlight their importance.
- Employing direct eye contact in photos to create a personal connection with readers.
- Organizing articles in columns for easy reading.
- Maintaining consistent color schemes and fonts to build brand recognition over time.
- Including additional photos on double page spreads to provide more insight into the featured artist.
Double Page Spread
This double page magazine spread features a large black and white image of a band along with three columns of text about the band's growth. Nature symbols like plants and a green background represent the band's development. A pull quote grabs attention by teasing what the band is "on the verge of". The layout evenly balances visual and written content to profile the band and promote their work.
Double Page Spread
This double page magazine spread features a large black and white image of a band along with three columns of text about the band's growth. Nature symbols like plants and a green background represent the band's development. A pull quote grabs attention by teasing what the band is "on the verge of". The layout evenly balances visual and written content to profile the band and promote their work.
Double Page Spread Analysis
This double page spread features an image of rapper NAS taking up most of the page. The image aims to represent NAS as a serious and tough rapper through imagery like boxing bags in the background. Specific lighting is used to show both NAS's good and bad sides. The article takes a positive tone about NAS and uses the large image to attract readers who may not enjoy reading as much. It meets conventions of rap music magazines by representing NAS in this way and using imagery that would appeal to the typically working-class audience.
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Industry analysis
The contents page uses stylish typography and bold fonts to appeal to younger audiences. A large image of a woman is used to grab attention and represent the magazine's ideology. Key information like articles and sections are highlighted through spacing, fonts, and positioning to easily direct the reader.
Double page analysis
This document analyzes a double page spread from a rock magazine. The spread uses typical conventions like columns of text and a large central image. The image shows a female model with a serious expression, dark makeup, and revealing clothing to portray a "rock chick" image and appeal to both male and female readers. The layout, colors, and fonts are also analyzed in terms of their symbolic meanings and how they represent the band and target demographics.
Dps research
1) The document analyzes two double page spreads from magazines, focusing on their layout, design elements, and how they effectively communicate information about the featured artists.
2) Key elements discussed include the use of color schemes, large central images of the artists, columned text for easy reading, pull quotes to entice readers, and captions and headings to clearly convey what the articles are about.
3) The analyses suggest these double page spreads successfully draw attention to the main focus of the artist through their visual design and use of text, while maintaining a consistent style with the magazines' brands.
Double page spread analysis
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Double page spread research
- 1. Double Page Spread Research Kianna Briggs
- 2. This double page spread is from Q magazine with one page dedicated to an image of Lady Gaga and the other page text. The simple layout creates a more conventional layout allowing the reader to have an easier way of accessing the information. Similarly the use of two simple colours such as red and black with a plain white background creates a more welcoming tone for the audience because they are not bombarded with a number of colours that distract them from reading the article.
- 3. This image is quite controversial with the pose being quite sexual which suggests that the artist is also controversial but is also trying to appeal to the male audience. Furthermore the artist is looking directly into the camera which indicates direct address. It has been used to create a relationship between the reader and the artist which therefore suggests that this article is about the reader learning about who the artist is and what they represent. It has been used to create a relationship between the reader and the artist which therefore suggests that this article is about the reader learning about who the artist is and what they represent.
- 4. The ‘L’ in the centre of the text immediately makes the reader think of Lady Gaga. Furthermore although it is in red it is equally legible in which the reader can still read the text without being distracted by the ‘L’. The huge letter has been used to draw attention to the text and symbolises Lady Gaga’s personality as she is known for being an exaggerated artist who enjoys attention just how attention has been drawn to the letter in the centre. Two drop caps have been used to separate the information within the article encouraging the audience to continue reading. Furthermore because there is a lot of text on the page, the use of two drop caps makes the page look more presentable to the audience in which it appeals to them therefore making the read the article as appose to simply ignoring it.
- 5. Although this also a music magazine double page spread, there are a lot of differences between it and the previous one. For example there are two images that have been used which suggest that there are two sides to the artist and also the content on the text has two different connotations. The image on the right shows the artist as an actual artist in which the audience see her as a confident person who is not afraid to wear minimal clothing. However because part of the picture is in a shadow could suggest that the artist is not as confident as the audience would expect or is not as comfortable wearing the type of clothes an average pop star would wear.
- 6. This image shows a calm, comfortable side to the artist which is shown by her pose and also what she is wearing. She is wearing a white top which has connotations of innocence and creates a relaxed effect to the image therefore shows the audience a more natural side to the artist compared to the image of her on the other page. As well as this she is doing a very humble, innocent pose which brings out a reserved personality who is not always in the spotlight. In addition the artist in this image is not in a shadow whereas the opposite image of her is which could indicate that the artist is more confident when she is natural and comfortable with herself.
- 7. In the centre of the page is a quote which the reader would immediately look at. The quote has been used to create extra interest and also gives the reader an insight on to what the interview is about and also how it represents the artist. Furthermore the quote is written in red to also grab the audiences attention because it highlights its importance within the article therefore making the reader want to read the interview so they can find out what the question asked was.
- 8. The text has been written in The artists name has been written in red and white, however the relation to the image it is on top. There is shade of red that has been not a simple colour it is in, but instead has used is the exact same red been filled with the artists image which as the artists top on the left suggests that the artists name is a page. This creates a representation of herself. Also because the connection between the name is highlighted but the image is not, artist and what they are could indicate that the name has more saying. The fact that red and importance as appose to the actual image white have been used in of the artist. relation to what the artist is wearing in the two images creates contrast and also the split personality has been connected by the content of the interview.