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The document discusses how the creator of a magazine addressed and attracted their target audience. Research was conducted with the target audience of teenagers to determine their preferences. The audience said they wanted striking images and colors related to bands they liked. For the contents page and double page spread, the creator used an attractive font, striking images of musical icons in red, white, and black colors. Pull quotes were included to attract readers and give insight into articles. Feedback showed the creator successfully included elements the audience said they wanted, like striking images that got their attention, and used their preferred colors.
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The document discusses how the magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread were designed to attract the target audience of indie music fans based on audience research. Key points addressed in the design include using fonts, images, icons, and colors that the audience responded positively to in surveys. Feedback from the audience confirmed that elements like the striking cover image and unique masthead font successfully appealed to their preferences. The price point and layout were also informed by audience research results.
Media Evaluation
The document discusses evaluating a media product and how it represents particular social groups. It describes photos taken of a musician, Elly White, that were intended to show her personality and different sides. The photos aimed to portray her as young, fresh, independent and headstrong. The document also discusses what type of media institution might distribute the magazine, which technologies were used in its creation, and how the intended teenage audience was attracted and addressed through the magazine's style, images, and content about bands.
Media evaluation
My media product takes inspiration from real music magazines like Rocksound and Vibe. It uses a purple color scheme throughout inspired by Rocksound's use of purple in their interviews. The contents layout is simplified like Vibe's and Rocksound's to make it easy for a younger audience to navigate. Color and monochrome images are used together like in Vibe to make colors stand out. A consistent font is used throughout like in other magazines to look professional. The target audience is those interested in pop-punk music aged 11-18 who listen to music constantly and attend festivals.
Q5
The author attracted their audience through the language, font, content, images, masthead, and layout used in their magazine. They used informal language and slang to make the magazine more relatable to their target audience of music-interested teenagers. Images on the cover and in articles featured people and items the target audience could relate to. The large, bold, red masthead with a stroke stood out. A competition with a free music download prize was included as requested by the target audience in research. The author assumed readers would be knowledgeable in the genre of music covered by the magazine.
Media Evaluation Part 2
The document discusses a media evaluation for a rock and indie magazine. It summarizes how the magazine represents social groups through photos focusing on makeup over costumes. Photos aim to show personality through different facial expressions and locations. The magazine would likely be distributed by Bauer Media Group as it has a similar mix of genres to Kerrang and Q magazines that Bauer distributes. Technologies used include taking photos, editing photos, Publisher, PowerPoint, and Word. Suggested improvements include reducing blank space and not overlapping text and images. The target audience is teenage girls into rock/indie music who enjoy concerts and following bands. The magazine aims to attract this audience through bold colors, heavy makeup in photos, simple fonts listing bands, and interviews giving
Question 1
The magazine uses conventions of real music magazines in its design and content. The graffiti-style title font evokes street culture associated with R&B music. Images show models posing intimidatingly, as characters in R&B videos often do. Written content includes rhetorical questions on the cover and an interview section, mimicking real magazines. Sticking to a consistent, readable font and including standard elements like a barcode help the magazine seem authentic for its target R&B audience. Overall, the magazine successfully adopts conventions of real music publications to engage readers interested in the R&B genre.
Question 5. How did you attract your/address your audience?
The document summarizes how the author attracted their intended audience for an indie music magazine. Some key techniques included:
1) Using dark colors like red, black, and white throughout the magazine based on audience feedback that this matched their expectations for an indie magazine's color scheme.
2) Choosing images that depicted indie music styles and bands to match the audience's interests.
3) Including coverlines mentioning popular indie artists to draw attention and match what audiences said interested them most.
4) Following standard codes and conventions of magazine design, such as column rules and distinctive mastheads, to make the magazine look professional and like a real music publication.
My music magazine finished
The document discusses the design choices for a music magazine called "My Music Magazine". The logo uses red and white colors which look urban. Pictures were chosen that look intimidating to engage the target youth audience. Photos were edited in Photoshop to enhance quality and crop backgrounds. Consistent formatting across pages with the logo, font, and color scheme (red and white) was used to make the magazine easy to read. Annotation explains the elements on the cover, contents page, and double page spread to promote the artists and content featured.
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The document discusses how the magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread were designed to attract the target audience of indie music fans based on audience research. Key points addressed in the design include using fonts, images, icons, and colors that the audience responded positively to in surveys. Feedback from the audience confirmed that elements like the striking cover image and unique masthead font successfully appealed to their preferences. The price point and layout were also informed by audience research results.
Media Evaluation
The document discusses evaluating a media product and how it represents particular social groups. It describes photos taken of a musician, Elly White, that were intended to show her personality and different sides. The photos aimed to portray her as young, fresh, independent and headstrong. The document also discusses what type of media institution might distribute the magazine, which technologies were used in its creation, and how the intended teenage audience was attracted and addressed through the magazine's style, images, and content about bands.
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My media product takes inspiration from real music magazines like Rocksound and Vibe. It uses a purple color scheme throughout inspired by Rocksound's use of purple in their interviews. The contents layout is simplified like Vibe's and Rocksound's to make it easy for a younger audience to navigate. Color and monochrome images are used together like in Vibe to make colors stand out. A consistent font is used throughout like in other magazines to look professional. The target audience is those interested in pop-punk music aged 11-18 who listen to music constantly and attend festivals.
Q5
The author attracted their audience through the language, font, content, images, masthead, and layout used in their magazine. They used informal language and slang to make the magazine more relatable to their target audience of music-interested teenagers. Images on the cover and in articles featured people and items the target audience could relate to. The large, bold, red masthead with a stroke stood out. A competition with a free music download prize was included as requested by the target audience in research. The author assumed readers would be knowledgeable in the genre of music covered by the magazine.
Media Evaluation Part 2
The document discusses a media evaluation for a rock and indie magazine. It summarizes how the magazine represents social groups through photos focusing on makeup over costumes. Photos aim to show personality through different facial expressions and locations. The magazine would likely be distributed by Bauer Media Group as it has a similar mix of genres to Kerrang and Q magazines that Bauer distributes. Technologies used include taking photos, editing photos, Publisher, PowerPoint, and Word. Suggested improvements include reducing blank space and not overlapping text and images. The target audience is teenage girls into rock/indie music who enjoy concerts and following bands. The magazine aims to attract this audience through bold colors, heavy makeup in photos, simple fonts listing bands, and interviews giving
Question 1
The magazine uses conventions of real music magazines in its design and content. The graffiti-style title font evokes street culture associated with R&B music. Images show models posing intimidatingly, as characters in R&B videos often do. Written content includes rhetorical questions on the cover and an interview section, mimicking real magazines. Sticking to a consistent, readable font and including standard elements like a barcode help the magazine seem authentic for its target R&B audience. Overall, the magazine successfully adopts conventions of real music publications to engage readers interested in the R&B genre.
Question 5. How did you attract your/address your audience?
The document summarizes how the author attracted their intended audience for an indie music magazine. Some key techniques included:
1) Using dark colors like red, black, and white throughout the magazine based on audience feedback that this matched their expectations for an indie magazine's color scheme.
2) Choosing images that depicted indie music styles and bands to match the audience's interests.
3) Including coverlines mentioning popular indie artists to draw attention and match what audiences said interested them most.
4) Following standard codes and conventions of magazine design, such as column rules and distinctive mastheads, to make the magazine look professional and like a real music publication.
My music magazine finished
The document discusses the design choices for a music magazine called "My Music Magazine". The logo uses red and white colors which look urban. Pictures were chosen that look intimidating to engage the target youth audience. Photos were edited in Photoshop to enhance quality and crop backgrounds. Consistent formatting across pages with the logo, font, and color scheme (red and white) was used to make the magazine easy to read. Annotation explains the elements on the cover, contents page, and double page spread to promote the artists and content featured.
1. initial plans
The document outlines initial project ideas including designing a music magazine, sport brand, or band. It then focuses on plans for a punk/grunge music magazine, including designing the cover, table of contents, double page article spread, music pages, and back page. The target audience is listed as young adults aged 16-25. Reasons for not choosing the sport brand or band ideas are given as lack of knowledge in sport and preference for the writing aspect of a magazine over band designs.
Formal proposal
The document provides initial ideas for a proposed new magazine focused on hip pop and rap music. The proposed title is "Fame" to represent how artists in this genre gain recognition from being street artists to famous. The target audience is people aged 16-25 interested in this music genre. The front cover will use a large, bright red font for the masthead and feature a male model, as most artists in this genre are male. The content and double page spreads will maintain consistency with the front cover design and color scheme to provide a cohesive look. Images will prominently feature the subject of the main article.
Attract adress
The document summarizes how the author addressed their target audience in a media product. They conducted a questionnaire to understand the audience's preferences for color scheme, front cover design, and content. Based on the results, the author chose a purple and white color scheme, a front cover with one main image and minimal text, and included interviews with bands in the double page spread of the magazine. In conclusion, the author believes they successfully attracted their target audience by designing the product based around the questionnaire findings.
Formal proposal
The document proposes a music magazine called "Note" focused on the indie-pop genre. It will target males and females aged 16-19 who enjoy indie-pop music. The magazine will feature up-and-coming bands and artists in the genre. Initial image ideas include shots of instruments, bands, artists and record labels in interesting angles to draw readers' attention. The front cover will use bright colors and main images of the featured band/artist along with the magazine name to clearly identify it.
Initial ideas and research for music mag
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Question 1
The document summarizes the key aspects of a music magazine the author created for a class project. It discusses how the author researched existing music magazine conventions and incorporated some while making the magazine unique. The front cover features two models in a natural setting with props to attract pop music fans. Attention was paid to the contents page to inform readers. A double page spread is highlighted as an important part of magazines that can attract readers.
Evaluation
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Question 5
The document summarizes how the author addressed their target audience for a music magazine. They conducted audience research by surveying 20 people and used the results to guide design decisions. For example, they chose purple and black for the cover based on popularity. They also made the magazine monthly since most said they buy music magazines monthly. The cover image, articles, and free download offer were also chosen based on the research to appeal to the target audience.
Question 7
The document discusses the key things the author learned in progressing from a preliminary task to the full product of a music magazine. Specifically:
1) The author learned how to edit backgrounds and add design elements like issue numbers, dates, prices and social media links to make the magazine more like a real published product.
2) For the contents page, the author added introductions, text boxes around cover lines, and more images to make it more appealing and easier to read compared to the preliminary college magazine.
3) For the double page interview spread, the author included an introduction, question and answer format, an image of the interviewee, and pull quotes to provide more context and make the interview easier for
Final evaluation
The document summarizes the student's evaluation of their music magazine project. It describes the front cover featuring a photo of the student's friend, and covers design elements like the masthead, bar code, and article teasers. It also discusses the contents page layout, a sample double page article interviewing friends portrayed as a band, how the magazine represents conventions or challenges them, its target teenage audience, and what the student learned about magazine design and production software.
Evaluation
The document discusses how the media product, a house music magazine, uses and develops conventions from real magazines like Mixmag. It summarizes the key design elements and choices that were made to reflect the house music genre and follow genre conventions, including fonts, featured artists, cover layout, and interview style. Elements like costumes and additional sections were added to make the magazine more unique and appeal to the target audience. Overall, the magazine aims to have a professional look by following real magazine conventions while adding some original elements.
Project Proposal Sheet
The magazine cover targets 17-26 year olds interested in house music played at clubs. The main image on the cover will be a medium shot of an artist looking mysteriously at the camera. The main cover line will prominently feature the name of an up-and-coming artist. Additional cover lines will promote an interview with the artist and details of their recent performances. The typography will use bold, blunt titles with simpler readable text below. The background will be white with pastel colors for a neon effect appealing to the house music audience.
Question 1
My final media products were designed for a dance and club music audience. I researched magazines like Mix Mag and DJ Magazine to understand suitable layouts and connect with my target audience's interests. I used a vibrant, nightlife-inspired color scheme featuring the colors from my "Rush" logo across all products to attract attention. These colors aligned with the photoshoots to seem youthful and exciting. Page numbers added continuity to appear like real media. I featured the same model on the cover and double page spread to avoid confusion, while using different images on the contents page to showcase additional artists and events. Overall, the consistent logo, information, and colors across all pages made the products resemble a real magazine.
Evalution for media question 1,2 & 3
The document discusses the development of a magazine covering rock and indie music genres. It describes choosing two genres to focus on after reviewing different music styles. The magazine's design takes inspiration from Kerrang and NME magazines in terms of layout and structure to appeal to the target audience and follow industry conventions. While conforming to typical magazine design elements, the magazine aims to showcase diversity by featuring female artists and people of different ethnicities as cover stars. The intended audience is described as working-class young adults. Finally, IPC Media is proposed as the ideal media institution to distribute the magazine widely based on their success with NME.
Question 5
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Question 5
The document discusses the design elements on the front cover and contents pages of a magazine. For the front cover, it describes how the masthead, cover lines, and photo were chosen to attract the target indie pop music audience. The photo features a style of clothing and color scheme this audience would relate to. Cover lines promote requested artists. On the contents page, pictures of artists in interesting places and relevant poses are intended to engage readers, as is a prominent first image. A red advert box is meant to draw attention. The double page features an exclusive interview to interest readers, with big, bold text introducing it and well-framed pictures. The masthead uses two different fonts and sizes to attract readers.
5) slide share
I used layout and design elements inspired by popular music magazines like Uncut and Kerrang to attract an indie rock audience aged 16+. The larger cover text draws attention to highlight important information. Darkly dressed photography of a posed model in the magazines' style portrays the genre. Feedback suggested making page numbers more professional, which was implemented in the final product. The color scheme of white, black, red, and yellow appeals to fans of the genre and combines the basic colors imaginatively on the front cover.
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- The name "Sync" was chosen because it relates to music and is short/memorable.
- Initial masthead designs were presented using modern, sophisticated colors.
- A photo was selected for the cover featuring an artist looking down to match magazine covers.
- Three fonts were chosen to make the cover clean yet eye-catching.
- The house style will use rich purple, natural tones and grey to suit both genders.
- The writing will use an informal
Music magazine Deconstruction
The document discusses the design elements for a new music magazine called "Sync". It outlines the magazine's genre as "Charts and upcoming musicians" to appeal to a wide audience. Several masthead designs are presented using modern, sophisticated colors. The main cover image features a cropped photo of a female artist to look professional. Consistent fonts and a color scheme of purples, greys, and neutrals are selected to suit both genders. The magazine will have an informal tone using relevant slang for different musical genres.
Fifth question evaluation
The author attracted their audience for their R&B genre magazine by following conventions used in similar magazines and incorporating feedback from a questionnaire. They used bold colors like black, purple, and white throughout the magazine as respondents preferred. Images that challenged genre conventions but attracted readers were included. Direct address in photos was used to engage the audience as it is a common convention in other R&B magazines. A variety of camera angles and shots were also employed. The magazine 'Vibe' served as inspiration for following popular conventions and layout.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents social groups. It summarizes that the magazine represents the indie rock genre audience as a white, British audience aged 15-20. Photographs in the magazine feature white male and female band members to show it is aimed at both genders. The intended audience would be fans of indie rock bands like The Stone Roses, Oasis, and Catfish & the Bottlemen.
eval 7
The document discusses what the author has learned from their preliminary magazine design task to their full product.
They have learned to take better quality images with improved framing and focus. They also learned that images need to be more striking to attract readers.
The author learned magazine design codes and conventions like unique mastheads, visible coverlines, positioning statements, and consistent house styles. They also learned techniques like using the polygonal lasso tool in Photoshop.
Through completing the full task, the author gained a better understanding of planning, research, and the conventions of elements like double page spreads. They researched professional magazines and learned how to implement industry standards.
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1. initial plans
The document outlines initial project ideas including designing a music magazine, sport brand, or band. It then focuses on plans for a punk/grunge music magazine, including designing the cover, table of contents, double page article spread, music pages, and back page. The target audience is listed as young adults aged 16-25. Reasons for not choosing the sport brand or band ideas are given as lack of knowledge in sport and preference for the writing aspect of a magazine over band designs.
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The document provides initial ideas for a proposed new magazine focused on hip pop and rap music. The proposed title is "Fame" to represent how artists in this genre gain recognition from being street artists to famous. The target audience is people aged 16-25 interested in this music genre. The front cover will use a large, bright red font for the masthead and feature a male model, as most artists in this genre are male. The content and double page spreads will maintain consistency with the front cover design and color scheme to provide a cohesive look. Images will prominently feature the subject of the main article.
Attract adress
The document summarizes how the author addressed their target audience in a media product. They conducted a questionnaire to understand the audience's preferences for color scheme, front cover design, and content. Based on the results, the author chose a purple and white color scheme, a front cover with one main image and minimal text, and included interviews with bands in the double page spread of the magazine. In conclusion, the author believes they successfully attracted their target audience by designing the product based around the questionnaire findings.
Formal proposal
The document proposes a music magazine called "Note" focused on the indie-pop genre. It will target males and females aged 16-19 who enjoy indie-pop music. The magazine will feature up-and-coming bands and artists in the genre. Initial image ideas include shots of instruments, bands, artists and record labels in interesting angles to draw readers' attention. The front cover will use bright colors and main images of the featured band/artist along with the magazine name to clearly identify it.
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Question 1
The document summarizes the key aspects of a music magazine the author created for a class project. It discusses how the author researched existing music magazine conventions and incorporated some while making the magazine unique. The front cover features two models in a natural setting with props to attract pop music fans. Attention was paid to the contents page to inform readers. A double page spread is highlighted as an important part of magazines that can attract readers.
Evaluation
The document discusses the evaluation of a media product created by Matthew Winfield. It summarizes how the product challenges some conventions of magazine layout by placing articles on the right page instead of left. It represents social groups like younger music fans through the choice of bands featured. As a hardcore/metal magazine, it could potentially be distributed through social media sites or a music publisher. The intended audience is teenagers and young adults interested in this genre of music. Features like dark colors, band imagery, and fashion styles are used to attract this target demographic. Through creating this magazine, Matthew learned skills like photo editing, font design, and magazine construction.
Question 5
The document summarizes how the author addressed their target audience for a music magazine. They conducted audience research by surveying 20 people and used the results to guide design decisions. For example, they chose purple and black for the cover based on popularity. They also made the magazine monthly since most said they buy music magazines monthly. The cover image, articles, and free download offer were also chosen based on the research to appeal to the target audience.
Question 7
The document discusses the key things the author learned in progressing from a preliminary task to the full product of a music magazine. Specifically:
1) The author learned how to edit backgrounds and add design elements like issue numbers, dates, prices and social media links to make the magazine more like a real published product.
2) For the contents page, the author added introductions, text boxes around cover lines, and more images to make it more appealing and easier to read compared to the preliminary college magazine.
3) For the double page interview spread, the author included an introduction, question and answer format, an image of the interviewee, and pull quotes to provide more context and make the interview easier for
Final evaluation
The document summarizes the student's evaluation of their music magazine project. It describes the front cover featuring a photo of the student's friend, and covers design elements like the masthead, bar code, and article teasers. It also discusses the contents page layout, a sample double page article interviewing friends portrayed as a band, how the magazine represents conventions or challenges them, its target teenage audience, and what the student learned about magazine design and production software.
Evaluation
The document discusses how the media product, a house music magazine, uses and develops conventions from real magazines like Mixmag. It summarizes the key design elements and choices that were made to reflect the house music genre and follow genre conventions, including fonts, featured artists, cover layout, and interview style. Elements like costumes and additional sections were added to make the magazine more unique and appeal to the target audience. Overall, the magazine aims to have a professional look by following real magazine conventions while adding some original elements.
Project Proposal Sheet
The magazine cover targets 17-26 year olds interested in house music played at clubs. The main image on the cover will be a medium shot of an artist looking mysteriously at the camera. The main cover line will prominently feature the name of an up-and-coming artist. Additional cover lines will promote an interview with the artist and details of their recent performances. The typography will use bold, blunt titles with simpler readable text below. The background will be white with pastel colors for a neon effect appealing to the house music audience.
Question 1
My final media products were designed for a dance and club music audience. I researched magazines like Mix Mag and DJ Magazine to understand suitable layouts and connect with my target audience's interests. I used a vibrant, nightlife-inspired color scheme featuring the colors from my "Rush" logo across all products to attract attention. These colors aligned with the photoshoots to seem youthful and exciting. Page numbers added continuity to appear like real media. I featured the same model on the cover and double page spread to avoid confusion, while using different images on the contents page to showcase additional artists and events. Overall, the consistent logo, information, and colors across all pages made the products resemble a real magazine.
Evalution for media question 1,2 & 3
The document discusses the development of a magazine covering rock and indie music genres. It describes choosing two genres to focus on after reviewing different music styles. The magazine's design takes inspiration from Kerrang and NME magazines in terms of layout and structure to appeal to the target audience and follow industry conventions. While conforming to typical magazine design elements, the magazine aims to showcase diversity by featuring female artists and people of different ethnicities as cover stars. The intended audience is described as working-class young adults. Finally, IPC Media is proposed as the ideal media institution to distribute the magazine widely based on their success with NME.
Question 5
The document discusses the design elements on the front cover and contents pages of a magazine. For the front cover, it describes how the masthead, cover lines, and photo were chosen to attract the target indie pop music audience. The photo features a style of clothing and color scheme this audience would relate to. Cover lines promote requested artists. On the contents page, pictures of artists in interesting places and relevant poses are intended to engage readers, as is a prominent first photo. A red advert box is meant to draw attention. The double page features an exclusive interview to interest readers, along with well-placed pictures.
Question 5
The document discusses the design elements on the front cover and contents pages of a magazine. For the front cover, it describes how the masthead, cover lines, and photo were chosen to attract the target indie pop music audience. The photo features a style of clothing and color scheme this audience would relate to. Cover lines promote requested artists. On the contents page, pictures of artists in interesting places and relevant poses are intended to engage readers, as is a prominent first image. A red advert box is meant to draw attention. The double page features an exclusive interview to interest readers, with big, bold text introducing it and well-framed pictures. The masthead uses two different fonts and sizes to attract readers.
5) slide share
I used layout and design elements inspired by popular music magazines like Uncut and Kerrang to attract an indie rock audience aged 16+. The larger cover text draws attention to highlight important information. Darkly dressed photography of a posed model in the magazines' style portrays the genre. Feedback suggested making page numbers more professional, which was implemented in the final product. The color scheme of white, black, red, and yellow appeals to fans of the genre and combines the basic colors imaginatively on the front cover.
Music magazine Deconstruction
This document provides details on the design and concept for a new music magazine called "Sync". Key points include:
- The magazine will focus on music charts and upcoming artists with a wide target audience.
- The name "Sync" was chosen because it relates to music and is short/memorable.
- Initial masthead designs were presented using modern, sophisticated colors.
- A photo was selected for the cover featuring an artist looking down to match magazine covers.
- Three fonts were chosen to make the cover clean yet eye-catching.
- The house style will use rich purple, natural tones and grey to suit both genders.
- The writing will use an informal
Music magazine Deconstruction
The document discusses the design elements for a new music magazine called "Sync". It outlines the magazine's genre as "Charts and upcoming musicians" to appeal to a wide audience. Several masthead designs are presented using modern, sophisticated colors. The main cover image features a cropped photo of a female artist to look professional. Consistent fonts and a color scheme of purples, greys, and neutrals are selected to suit both genders. The magazine will have an informal tone using relevant slang for different musical genres.
Fifth question evaluation
The author attracted their audience for their R&B genre magazine by following conventions used in similar magazines and incorporating feedback from a questionnaire. They used bold colors like black, purple, and white throughout the magazine as respondents preferred. Images that challenged genre conventions but attracted readers were included. Direct address in photos was used to engage the audience as it is a common convention in other R&B magazines. A variety of camera angles and shots were also employed. The magazine 'Vibe' served as inspiration for following popular conventions and layout.
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Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents social groups. It summarizes that the magazine represents the indie rock genre audience as a white, British audience aged 15-20. Photographs in the magazine feature white male and female band members to show it is aimed at both genders. The intended audience would be fans of indie rock bands like The Stone Roses, Oasis, and Catfish & the Bottlemen.
eval 7
The document discusses what the author has learned from their preliminary magazine design task to their full product.
They have learned to take better quality images with improved framing and focus. They also learned that images need to be more striking to attract readers.
The author learned magazine design codes and conventions like unique mastheads, visible coverlines, positioning statements, and consistent house styles. They also learned techniques like using the polygonal lasso tool in Photoshop.
Through completing the full task, the author gained a better understanding of planning, research, and the conventions of elements like double page spreads. They researched professional magazines and learned how to implement industry standards.
eval 2
The document discusses how a media product uses conventions to represent a target audience. Specifically, it summarizes a magazine about indie rock music. It uses photographs of bands, fans, and imagery associated with indie rock to represent that social group. The target audience for the magazine is teenagers aged 16-25 who are fans of indie rock, as shown through the chosen images, language, and bands featured. The magazine portrays indie rock as a genre enjoyed primarily by white, educated males and females through the exclusive use of white British images and bands.
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The document summarizes improvements made from a preliminary task to the full product. Images are of higher quality with better framing and focus. Fonts and layout are more consistent with distinctive mastheads, coverlines, and positioning statements. Contents pages now include 4 images instead of 3, with better quality images and formatting in a more conventional layout. Double page spreads implement codes and conventions with consistent spacing and no words splitting lines.
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This document discusses the skills developed in creating a magazine cover page. The author used a DSLR camera and Adobe Photoshop to take photos and design the cover. Key skills learned include using different camera settings like auto focus to improve photo quality, using Photoshop tools like the polygonal lasso tool to overlay images on text, and adding strokes to text to make it stand out more professionally.
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The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their audience when creating promotional materials for a music genre. They used an attractive font for the title, genre-related images on the contents page, and a consistent red, white, and black house style to attract readers. On the double page spread, they included a main image directly addressing the audience, musical iconography, and a pull quote to attract readers and give them a sense of what the article is about.
Question 7
My preliminary magazine products lacked detail and professionalism compared to my final products. The front cover of my preliminary work was very basic with a low quality photo and unstriking masthead, while my final cover had higher photo quality, more conventional features, and a masthead that was the first thing you saw. My preliminary contents page also had fewer details, more empty spaces, and plainer images than my final contents page, which had different colored titles, higher quality images, and bolder fonts. I paid closer attention to details in my final work, making it look more polished and professional overall.
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The document discusses various codes and conventions used on magazine cover pages, including:
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- The main image is central and features artists/bands to attract readers. Cover lines surround the image and provide content insights.
- A positioning statement near the top sells the magazine's value for the target audience.
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- The house style reflects the target audience through font, color, organization, and language
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- 4. Double page spread Main image: Direct address and musical iconography to attract the reader and get their attention. This image is striking which is what the audience said they would like to see in my audience research Pull quote: Attracts the the reader into reading the article and gives them an insight into what the article is about House style: Red, white and black signifies the genre and attracts the audience When creating my double page spread I used all of the codes and conventions to attract the reader. The language I have used is semi formal and is not too complex because my target audience are teenagers who would not read something that is too formal
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