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This draft of a double page spread article focuses on musician Lara Whiteley. The author embeds her name in the masthead title to personalize the article. The piece discusses Whiteley's road to success, education background, fashion tastes, and upcoming new album. By including varied topics beyond her past, the article aims to be more interesting and intriguing for readers. An image of Whiteley on the page guides the eye in a backward S shape commonly seen in music magazines.
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- The magazine cover focuses on the artist Luna Jay, who is positioned in the center of the cover to draw the reader's eye.
- The background is a single color for clarity and the artist's face is unobstructed, keeping attention on her.
- The masthead is above the image so as not to distract from Luna Jay, and the headline links her to the main article inside.
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This document provides an analysis of the forms and conventions used in a music magazine created by the author. It discusses several design elements of the front cover including the masthead font, cover photo positioning, and selling lines. It also analyzes conventions used such as eye contact in photos and column formatting in articles. Inspiration is drawn from existing music magazines like Q, especially regarding layout of content pages and use of color. Overall the document focuses on how the author applied typical magazine conventions and broke some to create a unique festival-themed music publication.
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Updated Question 1
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- The document is a reflection on a music magazine the student created for a class assignment.
- They analyzed real music magazines like Kerrang! and Rock Sound to understand conventions like fonts, layouts, and types of images used on covers.
- The student aimed their magazine at mature teenagers interested in punk, rock, metal and indie music from both established and up-and-coming unsigned artists. They tried to make the magazine appealing to this target audience through the language, images, and content used.
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The document discusses the design choices made for a magazine aimed at teenage girls interested in music and celebrities. Key design elements include a side masthead to stand out on shelves, casual photos of artists to appeal to readers, and questions from readers featured in interviews to encourage engagement. The target audience values self-expression through music and likes learning about their favorite artists. The magazine represents this group by portraying the featured artist as down-to-earth and relatable.
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The document discusses the design choices made for a magazine aimed at teenage girls interested in music and celebrity culture. Key design elements include a side masthead to stand out on shelves, casual photos of artists to make them seem relatable, and questions from readers featured in interviews to foster engagement. The target audience values self-expression through music and appearance. The magazine represents this group by portraying the featured artist as down-to-earth and inspiring.
How did i address
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The document analyzes the front covers of several music magazines. It discusses the images, colors, text and layout featured on the covers and how they are used to target audiences and convey information about the artists and stories featured in the magazines. Key details like the size and placement of images and text are examined and what they imply about the focus of the magazines and how they position the artists.
Evaluation question 1
My magazine shares some similarities with other music magazines, such as featuring a main image on the front cover to advertise the main article. However, it also has unique elements, such as being named after a Foster the People song. The front cover features an up-close photo of a friend portrayed as a rising music star, with the magazine's logo in the top left corner. Inside, it maintains a consistent three-color house style of red, black and white. The double-page interview spread prominently features the subject's photo across both pages and keeps the questioning and answers visually distinct through font coloring.
Evaluation question 5.
The document discusses strategies for attracting an audience to a magazine. It describes using a bold title and large headings on the front cover that are visible from a distance. It also features a photo of the artist looking at the reader to intrigue them. The language uses an informal tone to sound friendly and the magazine's genre is clearly communicated. Younger readers are likely the target audience as it focuses on new artists. Upcoming concerts are promoted on the front cover. Bright colors like pink are used strategically on the cover alongside black and white to stand out.
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My music magazine follows the typical forms and conventions of existing teen pop magazines like "Top of the Pops" through its use of color scheme, language, images and graphic features to attract its target audience of 12-16 year old girls. It represents this social group by featuring a young female pop star on the cover and in the main article who dresses and acts in a way that teenage girls can relate to. The magazine would be well suited for distribution by Immediate Media due to their experience publishing magazines for both older and younger audiences including "Top of the Pops".
Question 5
The document discusses design choices made for the masthead and cover of a music magazine to attract the target audience. Key points:
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- The letter "e" in the magazine title was styled differently to make it eye-catching as the logo.
- A young, fashionable female model was used to appeal to the target audience of young, sophisticated women.
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