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The document summarizes the magazine design conventions that were followed and deviated from in creating a classical music magazine. Key conventions included using a dominant image of a female musician on the cover to attract readers, including sub-images to showcase contents, and employing different fonts. While most conventions were followed, the document notes the cover did not sexualize the model and the magazine only featured white teenage girls due to the college location, making it less representative of society. The target audience of younger people was meant to go against stereotypes of classical music audiences. A large publishing company could help distribute the magazine to make money and tap their knowledge of the target readership.
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Evaluation 1
The document discusses magazine design conventions that were followed and deviated from in the creation of a classical music magazine. It utilized a color theme of red, brown, orange, and black throughout. It featured a female musician on the cover consistent with music magazines but avoided sexualizing the image. Sub-images on the cover and variety of fonts on pages were used to attract readers and show different contents. While mostly featuring young white models, the magazine aimed to appeal to a younger audience and represent more than just middle/upper class.
Evaluation Question 1 - Part 1.
This document analyzes the front cover of a music magazine created for an assignment. It discusses how various design elements were used to develop or challenge conventions of real music magazines to attract the target audience of musically-interested young adults. These elements include images of rebellious subjects, dramatic text, overlapping elements, and unconventional color schemes. The cover aims to intrigue potential buyers and align with conventions like centering the masthead and placing pricing details in the bottom right corner.
How did you attract your audience
The document discusses the decisions made in designing a music magazine called "Quaint". It describes choosing to feature a single main image on the cover to avoid appearing crowded. It also discusses setting an affordable price of £2.49 based on market research showing prices between £2-3 sold best. Fashion was an important consideration, aiming for a shabby chic, high fashion vintage feel by carefully selecting the model's costumes, props, and makeup. The chosen genre was indie-pop to make it unique while targeting interested audiences. Color schemes and other design elements were selected based on research of existing magazines and feedback from questionnaires and peers.
Question 2 media evaluation
The document discusses the design choices for a music magazine cover and layout. It aims to appeal to a wide audience, particularly females aged 16-30 interested in indie pop music. The cover features an attractive young female musician to draw in audiences interested in both her talent and attractiveness. Throughout the magazine, a dotted light effect is used as a recurring theme, inspired by a vintage fashion magazine, to create a feminine yet music-linked aesthetic. The contents page uses a unisex black and white design to appeal to both male and female readers.
Original pictures powerpoint 2 2
This document discusses potential images to feature on various pages of a pop music magazine. The front cover images show a male artist in order to attract the target female audience. His smile and eye contact aim to create intimacy and connection with fans. Interior images emphasize the artist's passion for music and performances through their staging and poses. Diversity of models in terms of ethnicity and gender is important to represent the target audience of teenage girls of all backgrounds. Images aim to inspire and welcome readers through direct eye contact and smiles.
Question 4
The target audience for the magazine is predominantly females aged 16-30, based on research including a questionnaire. The questionnaire found that the audience interested in interviews over just articles was females aged 16-20. While both males and females aged 16-30 were initially intended, the magazine ended up being more female-oriented due to the creator's own interests and preferences as a young female and focusing on a female artist.
Question 3 Evaluation
The document discusses how a magazine is made and distributed. It explains that developing a theme, writing articles, choosing layout/design, and printing are key steps. Distribution involves publishing/printing the magazine and spreading it to stores for sale. The distributor helps publish the magazine by leveraging their existing store relationships. The document also proposes that a pop music magazine concept could be a good fit for distribution by TimeIncUK, as they are missing that demographic and the product would be unique compared to their existing music offerings. Distributing digitally through an online subscription system is also proposed to reach readers switching from print.
Task 2 evaluation
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, represents its target audience. The target audience is described as mainly white males aged 16-21 who enjoy alternative rock music and festivals. While the magazine is aimed at this group, the creator tried to avoid stereotyping by appealing to a wider range of alternative music fans beyond typical "emos". The language and stories used cater to the interests of the target audience. Certain groups outside this niche, such as indie music fans, are not represented through the artists and content featured.
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Evaluation 1
The document discusses magazine design conventions that were followed and deviated from in the creation of a classical music magazine. It utilized a color theme of red, brown, orange, and black throughout. It featured a female musician on the cover consistent with music magazines but avoided sexualizing the image. Sub-images on the cover and variety of fonts on pages were used to attract readers and show different contents. While mostly featuring young white models, the magazine aimed to appeal to a younger audience and represent more than just middle/upper class.
Evaluation Question 1 - Part 1.
This document analyzes the front cover of a music magazine created for an assignment. It discusses how various design elements were used to develop or challenge conventions of real music magazines to attract the target audience of musically-interested young adults. These elements include images of rebellious subjects, dramatic text, overlapping elements, and unconventional color schemes. The cover aims to intrigue potential buyers and align with conventions like centering the masthead and placing pricing details in the bottom right corner.
How did you attract your audience
The document discusses the decisions made in designing a music magazine called "Quaint". It describes choosing to feature a single main image on the cover to avoid appearing crowded. It also discusses setting an affordable price of £2.49 based on market research showing prices between £2-3 sold best. Fashion was an important consideration, aiming for a shabby chic, high fashion vintage feel by carefully selecting the model's costumes, props, and makeup. The chosen genre was indie-pop to make it unique while targeting interested audiences. Color schemes and other design elements were selected based on research of existing magazines and feedback from questionnaires and peers.
Question 2 media evaluation
The document discusses the design choices for a music magazine cover and layout. It aims to appeal to a wide audience, particularly females aged 16-30 interested in indie pop music. The cover features an attractive young female musician to draw in audiences interested in both her talent and attractiveness. Throughout the magazine, a dotted light effect is used as a recurring theme, inspired by a vintage fashion magazine, to create a feminine yet music-linked aesthetic. The contents page uses a unisex black and white design to appeal to both male and female readers.
Original pictures powerpoint 2 2
This document discusses potential images to feature on various pages of a pop music magazine. The front cover images show a male artist in order to attract the target female audience. His smile and eye contact aim to create intimacy and connection with fans. Interior images emphasize the artist's passion for music and performances through their staging and poses. Diversity of models in terms of ethnicity and gender is important to represent the target audience of teenage girls of all backgrounds. Images aim to inspire and welcome readers through direct eye contact and smiles.
Question 4
The target audience for the magazine is predominantly females aged 16-30, based on research including a questionnaire. The questionnaire found that the audience interested in interviews over just articles was females aged 16-20. While both males and females aged 16-30 were initially intended, the magazine ended up being more female-oriented due to the creator's own interests and preferences as a young female and focusing on a female artist.
Question 3 Evaluation
The document discusses how a magazine is made and distributed. It explains that developing a theme, writing articles, choosing layout/design, and printing are key steps. Distribution involves publishing/printing the magazine and spreading it to stores for sale. The distributor helps publish the magazine by leveraging their existing store relationships. The document also proposes that a pop music magazine concept could be a good fit for distribution by TimeIncUK, as they are missing that demographic and the product would be unique compared to their existing music offerings. Distributing digitally through an online subscription system is also proposed to reach readers switching from print.
Task 2 evaluation
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, represents its target audience. The target audience is described as mainly white males aged 16-21 who enjoy alternative rock music and festivals. While the magazine is aimed at this group, the creator tried to avoid stereotyping by appealing to a wider range of alternative music fans beyond typical "emos". The language and stories used cater to the interests of the target audience. Certain groups outside this niche, such as indie music fans, are not represented through the artists and content featured.
Evaluation Question 4
The target audience for the media product, a music magazine, is teenagers and young adults ages 16-25 who are interested in hip-hop and pop music, both female and male. To ensure the magazine appeals to this audience, the creator formed a focus group of the same age range to provide feedback during production on colors, photos, and drafts of the magazine. This focus group input helped the creator produce a final magazine that will appeal to the intended target audience.
Magazine Proposal
The document proposes a celebrity fashion magazine called "La Mode". The magazine would feature celebrity news, fashion trends, and pictures. The target audience is females aged 15+ interested in fashion and celebrities. The core audience wants to stay up to date on celebrity news and find style inspiration. The secondary audience includes fashion bloggers. The front cover would feature a famous model to attract buyers. A double page spread would include an interview with the model and photos of her clothing line. Advertising would promote clothing items and where to purchase them. The proposed annual budget is £240,000.
Media Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses how the author targeted their audience when designing a pop music magazine. They conducted research on similar magazines and used a questionnaire to understand their target demographic's preferences. During production, they focused on layout, colors, photos, and fonts to appeal to a modern pop audience. Audience feedback praised the vibrant colors for catching attention but noted some images looked Photoshopped and fonts did not fully match the style.
Media Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the forms and conventions of pop magazines. It provides examples of common conventions like using bright colors, fashionable outfits, and targeting young audiences aged 14-19. It then discusses how the author's pop magazine product incorporates some conventions, like colors, but also challenges some conventions by including additional colors and avoiding controversial imagery.
My Interpretation Of The Brief
The document discusses the creation of a new music magazine targeting 16-19 year olds. Key points:
- The magazine will focus on the indie/pop genre as it has grown in popularity and other genres are already covered.
- Research was conducted on existing magazines to understand conventions and the target audience.
- The magazine will link music and fashion content to differentiate itself as image is important in the indie/pop genre.
- Advertisers from the music and fashion industries will be sought to include in the magazine.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses the social groups represented in a pop music magazine product. It aimed its product at the 16-24 year old demographic as they are most likely to purchase music products. To represent this group, it used photos of a friend modeling modern clothing styled after professional photos. The text font was also chosen to match this target group, using a "groovy" style to align with the upbeat nature of pop music.
Task 5 for my evaluation
The document discusses how a music magazine represents different social groups. It uses models of all ethnicities on the cover to show that pop music belongs to everyone regardless of culture. These models are meant to serve as role models for people of all ethnic groups. The magazine also includes articles about fashion, music festivals, and advice to appeal to its target audience of teenage girls, who are conscious of appearance and enjoy live music. Social media icons are featured to appeal to the magazine's internet-obsessed, teenage audience, most of whom use social media.
Evaluation social groups 2
The document discusses a magazine targeted towards fans of classic rock and heavy metal music. To appeal to this audience, the magazine uses conventions from similar publications. It features a dark cover with bold fonts and images to draw readers in. While focusing on older artists through discussions and using gold, the cover also features a younger person to widen the target demographic. An article in the magazine highlights both younger and older artists to further appeal to a range of ages. The price was kept affordable to not exclude young readers.
Question2
This document analyzes how social groups are represented in a music magazine product. It discusses focusing the magazine on pop culture and the teen/young adult demographic. Color palette, costumes, mise-en-scene, and fonts were chosen to attract this audience. Bright colors, high key lighting, positive facial expressions, and eye contact in images were used. Large, bold fonts in multiple colors and a distinct serif masthead font were selected to draw viewers in. The primary target audience is identified as predominantly female aged 15-24 interested in pop music and fashion.
Formal proposal media
The document proposes a pop teen magazine called "Poptastic". It will include exclusive interviews and posters. The genre was chosen as teen pop appeals to the target audience of young females aged 13-16, and is easier to approach. It will be similar to the influential magazine "We Love Pop". The front cover will feature a friendly pose of a music artist with the logo in the top left. Pink, yellow and white colors were selected to draw the feminine target audience. The contents page will use big, bold numbering for ease of reading. Interviews will include quote drops to intrigue readers, and one page will feature an accompanying poster as focus groups said teen magazines typically include free posters.
Evaluation Question 2 - How did you attract/ address your audience?
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience to their music magazine. They researched existing pop music magazines to understand what attracted their target audience. They found that these magazines used bright colors, more images than text, and featured young artists relevant to the target genre. For their own magazine, the author used bright colors on the cover and pages, included many images of young pop artists, and wrote in an informal style with basic language and layout to appeal to their young teenage female target audience.
Magazine proposal
The document proposes a new indie music magazine called "SOUND" that will be released monthly. It will target teenagers aged 16-22 and feature reviews, interviews, and competitions. Each month there will be an in-depth profile of a featured artist with questions, tour dates, and trivia. The unique selling point is that tokens collected in each issue can be redeemed for prizes from artist merchandise to concert tickets, with better prizes requiring more tokens. The magazine launch will include chances to win trips to major cities and a special cover to generate excitement.
Task 9
The document outlines initial ideas for a new pop magazine targeted at teenage girls aged 14-19. It will feature popular male artists from various ethnicities on the cover and throughout the magazine to appeal to its target audience. The magazine will have a pink, purple, and blue color scheme. The cover will showcase a solo artist in a medium shot with direct eye contact. Inside, a question and answer interview article will span two pages with a large artist image and pull quotes to entice readers. Photographs of various solo and group artists from different backgrounds will be included.
Question 2
This document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups. Specifically, it summarizes that the magazine is aimed at and represents white, British teenage females interested in popular music. Photos feature mostly female artists to portray them as subjects rather than objects for the male gaze. Softer colors are used to appeal to a younger, female audience. Younger models are featured and a young female artist is on the cover, depicted in a stereotypical but positive way for this target group. Throughout, the magazine aims to empower women and portray them as role models for its target audience.
Representation of Social Groups
Representation means the description or portrayal of someone or something in a particular way.
The document discusses a music magazine aimed at representing late teens and early adults aged 16-20 who are interested in music. It aims to appeal to both male and female readers and covers alternative rock and other related genres to increase its target audience. Pictures of teenagers are used to represent the target social group.
The magazine is priced affordably at £1.50 to be accessible to its primarily working class and student readership who have limited budgets. Content provides inspiration and advice for aspiring young musicians while addressing career choices relevant to the target age range.
Evaluation Queston 2
The document discusses how different social groups are represented in a music magazine media product.
Age is represented by featuring an 18-year-old artist, targeting an audience of 15-19 year olds who want to emulate the artist. Gender is primarily female, shown through feminine colors, fonts, and a female target artist. Social class is middle class, publishing monthly for affordability by non-working students and targeting an audience that can relate to the artist's high-street clothing.
Question (3)
Bauer Media Group would be the ideal institution to distribute the author's indie pop magazine because they currently distribute similar rock and pop magazines. Bauer Media Group promotes magazines across various digital platforms like websites, radio, and television, allowing for greater promotion than smaller publishers. Distributing through Bauer Media Group would help the magazine reach a mass market and gain brand recognition through their multi-platform promotion. The author also discusses using social media promotion and advertising at live music events to further distribute the magazine.
Who would be the target audience for my product
The target audience for the media product is primarily men ages 16-28 from a middle class socioeconomic background (A-C). This audience enjoys house and club music magazines and participates heavily in club culture and events. They aspire to material goods and are willing to spend money traveling to see famous DJs. The secondary audience is women, who are also targeted through use of gender neutral design and women on magazine covers. Social media integration and a modern, minimalist design appeal to the younger target age range.
Eval 4
The document describes the target audience for a music magazine. Through surveys and examining other music magazines, the creator determined the audience would be young adult females, ages 16-25. This is reflected on the magazine cover which features an attractive female model. The colors, features, and font used are youthful but not childish. Articles about festivals and competitions also suggest a young adult target audience. The lower price point of £2.99 makes it affordable for its target readers. The magazine aims to attract readers interested in fashion, TV, films and stereotypical female interests.
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The target audience for the media product, a music magazine, is teenagers and young adults ages 16-25 who are interested in hip-hop and pop music, both female and male. To ensure the magazine appeals to this audience, the creator formed a focus group of the same age range to provide feedback during production on colors, photos, and drafts of the magazine. This focus group input helped the creator produce a final magazine that will appeal to the intended target audience.
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Media Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses how the author targeted their audience when designing a pop music magazine. They conducted research on similar magazines and used a questionnaire to understand their target demographic's preferences. During production, they focused on layout, colors, photos, and fonts to appeal to a modern pop audience. Audience feedback praised the vibrant colors for catching attention but noted some images looked Photoshopped and fonts did not fully match the style.
Media Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the forms and conventions of pop magazines. It provides examples of common conventions like using bright colors, fashionable outfits, and targeting young audiences aged 14-19. It then discusses how the author's pop magazine product incorporates some conventions, like colors, but also challenges some conventions by including additional colors and avoiding controversial imagery.
My Interpretation Of The Brief
The document discusses the creation of a new music magazine targeting 16-19 year olds. Key points:
- The magazine will focus on the indie/pop genre as it has grown in popularity and other genres are already covered.
- Research was conducted on existing magazines to understand conventions and the target audience.
- The magazine will link music and fashion content to differentiate itself as image is important in the indie/pop genre.
- Advertisers from the music and fashion industries will be sought to include in the magazine.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses the social groups represented in a pop music magazine product. It aimed its product at the 16-24 year old demographic as they are most likely to purchase music products. To represent this group, it used photos of a friend modeling modern clothing styled after professional photos. The text font was also chosen to match this target group, using a "groovy" style to align with the upbeat nature of pop music.
Task 5 for my evaluation
The document discusses how a music magazine represents different social groups. It uses models of all ethnicities on the cover to show that pop music belongs to everyone regardless of culture. These models are meant to serve as role models for people of all ethnic groups. The magazine also includes articles about fashion, music festivals, and advice to appeal to its target audience of teenage girls, who are conscious of appearance and enjoy live music. Social media icons are featured to appeal to the magazine's internet-obsessed, teenage audience, most of whom use social media.
Evaluation social groups 2
The document discusses a magazine targeted towards fans of classic rock and heavy metal music. To appeal to this audience, the magazine uses conventions from similar publications. It features a dark cover with bold fonts and images to draw readers in. While focusing on older artists through discussions and using gold, the cover also features a younger person to widen the target demographic. An article in the magazine highlights both younger and older artists to further appeal to a range of ages. The price was kept affordable to not exclude young readers.
Question2
This document analyzes how social groups are represented in a music magazine product. It discusses focusing the magazine on pop culture and the teen/young adult demographic. Color palette, costumes, mise-en-scene, and fonts were chosen to attract this audience. Bright colors, high key lighting, positive facial expressions, and eye contact in images were used. Large, bold fonts in multiple colors and a distinct serif masthead font were selected to draw viewers in. The primary target audience is identified as predominantly female aged 15-24 interested in pop music and fashion.
Formal proposal media
The document proposes a pop teen magazine called "Poptastic". It will include exclusive interviews and posters. The genre was chosen as teen pop appeals to the target audience of young females aged 13-16, and is easier to approach. It will be similar to the influential magazine "We Love Pop". The front cover will feature a friendly pose of a music artist with the logo in the top left. Pink, yellow and white colors were selected to draw the feminine target audience. The contents page will use big, bold numbering for ease of reading. Interviews will include quote drops to intrigue readers, and one page will feature an accompanying poster as focus groups said teen magazines typically include free posters.
Evaluation Question 2 - How did you attract/ address your audience?
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience to their music magazine. They researched existing pop music magazines to understand what attracted their target audience. They found that these magazines used bright colors, more images than text, and featured young artists relevant to the target genre. For their own magazine, the author used bright colors on the cover and pages, included many images of young pop artists, and wrote in an informal style with basic language and layout to appeal to their young teenage female target audience.
Magazine proposal
The document proposes a new indie music magazine called "SOUND" that will be released monthly. It will target teenagers aged 16-22 and feature reviews, interviews, and competitions. Each month there will be an in-depth profile of a featured artist with questions, tour dates, and trivia. The unique selling point is that tokens collected in each issue can be redeemed for prizes from artist merchandise to concert tickets, with better prizes requiring more tokens. The magazine launch will include chances to win trips to major cities and a special cover to generate excitement.
Task 9
The document outlines initial ideas for a new pop magazine targeted at teenage girls aged 14-19. It will feature popular male artists from various ethnicities on the cover and throughout the magazine to appeal to its target audience. The magazine will have a pink, purple, and blue color scheme. The cover will showcase a solo artist in a medium shot with direct eye contact. Inside, a question and answer interview article will span two pages with a large artist image and pull quotes to entice readers. Photographs of various solo and group artists from different backgrounds will be included.
Question 2
This document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups. Specifically, it summarizes that the magazine is aimed at and represents white, British teenage females interested in popular music. Photos feature mostly female artists to portray them as subjects rather than objects for the male gaze. Softer colors are used to appeal to a younger, female audience. Younger models are featured and a young female artist is on the cover, depicted in a stereotypical but positive way for this target group. Throughout, the magazine aims to empower women and portray them as role models for its target audience.
Representation of Social Groups
Representation means the description or portrayal of someone or something in a particular way.
The document discusses a music magazine aimed at representing late teens and early adults aged 16-20 who are interested in music. It aims to appeal to both male and female readers and covers alternative rock and other related genres to increase its target audience. Pictures of teenagers are used to represent the target social group.
The magazine is priced affordably at £1.50 to be accessible to its primarily working class and student readership who have limited budgets. Content provides inspiration and advice for aspiring young musicians while addressing career choices relevant to the target age range.
Evaluation Queston 2
The document discusses how different social groups are represented in a music magazine media product.
Age is represented by featuring an 18-year-old artist, targeting an audience of 15-19 year olds who want to emulate the artist. Gender is primarily female, shown through feminine colors, fonts, and a female target artist. Social class is middle class, publishing monthly for affordability by non-working students and targeting an audience that can relate to the artist's high-street clothing.
Question (3)
Bauer Media Group would be the ideal institution to distribute the author's indie pop magazine because they currently distribute similar rock and pop magazines. Bauer Media Group promotes magazines across various digital platforms like websites, radio, and television, allowing for greater promotion than smaller publishers. Distributing through Bauer Media Group would help the magazine reach a mass market and gain brand recognition through their multi-platform promotion. The author also discusses using social media promotion and advertising at live music events to further distribute the magazine.
Who would be the target audience for my product
The target audience for the media product is primarily men ages 16-28 from a middle class socioeconomic background (A-C). This audience enjoys house and club music magazines and participates heavily in club culture and events. They aspire to material goods and are willing to spend money traveling to see famous DJs. The secondary audience is women, who are also targeted through use of gender neutral design and women on magazine covers. Social media integration and a modern, minimalist design appeal to the younger target age range.
Eval 4
The document describes the target audience for a music magazine. Through surveys and examining other music magazines, the creator determined the audience would be young adult females, ages 16-25. This is reflected on the magazine cover which features an attractive female model. The colors, features, and font used are youthful but not childish. Articles about festivals and competitions also suggest a young adult target audience. The lower price point of £2.99 makes it affordable for its target readers. The magazine aims to attract readers interested in fashion, TV, films and stereotypical female interests.
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The document summarizes a student's media project creating a music magazine. The student used conventions from real music magazines like NME in their magazine's design but also challenged some conventions. They included a front cover, contents page, and double page interview spread that drew inspiration from NME in terms of layout, images, and use of color while also making some unique design choices. The magazine's target audience is described as males and females aged 15-25 interested in indie music.
Wavey magazine evalution
My media product uses, develops and challenges conventions of real magazines. I challenged conventions like having the main image covered by the masthead and including non-sexualized female images. I also stuck to conventions like including the price/issue date around the barcode and ordering articles on the left. For my contents page, I ordered sections under headings instead of page numbers and included capital letters throughout. My double page spread included interview summaries, distinguishing interviewers' voices, and including an artist's webpage. I learned about magazine design, photography, and software through constructing this product.
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Jack Kay has created a hybrid music/skateboarding magazine called "Manchester Scene Mag". The target audience is primarily males aged 15-25 who are interested in indie music and skateboarding, especially around the Manchester, UK area. Key elements that address this audience include male-oriented colors, images of skateboarding and music venues/events, and cover stars that represent the target demographics. The magazine would be distributed monthly through IPC Media to compete with similar magazines like NME. It challenges conventions through original design elements while also conforming to standard magazine formats and layouts.
Powerpoint Evaluation
The document summarizes the process of creating an indie music magazine as an individual media project over 10 weeks. Key points include:
- The magazine used conventions of real music magazines such as a masthead, strap lines, photographs, and color scheme to match the indie genre.
- Some conventions were challenged, like placing text in boxes and using two strap lines for variety.
- The contents page photo showed the band from above in a high angle shot rather than a typical medium close up.
- The feature article used a different color scheme to portray the band and had catchy quotes in blue for emphasis.
My evaluation!
The document describes the conventions used in the student's media magazine project. It discusses using a contrasting masterhead with capital and lowercase letters. It includes a pull quote about a TV show. Images on the contents page include page numbers and the front cover. Columns are used to break up text. Double page spreads include a large poster image and columns for text. The target audience is represented as teenage girls through stereotypical images and references to social media and TV. Egmont publishing would be a good fit as they currently only have one teen music magazine. The audience is attracted through pink and purple color scheme, elegant yet readable fonts, and flattering images of girls with natural looks and outfits. The student learned new skills
Wavey magazine evalution
The document discusses the process of creating a magazine and what was learned. Key points include:
- Researching conventions of existing magazines helped in challenging conventions, such as using a non-sexualized female image and positioning the barcode.
- Technologies like Photoshop, InDesign, digital cameras and the internet were used and taught skills like photo lighting and combining programs.
- Research is important before creating a magazine to understand the audience, representation, institutions and conventions to make a professional product.
- Learning new software programs and the importance of research has helped improve skills and create a higher quality magazine compared to the preliminary version.
Evaluation presentation
The document summarizes the student's process in developing a media portfolio for a music magazine. It describes conducting research on existing magazines' codes and conventions, using this to inform the design of mock covers, spreads, and contents. It discusses targeting a specific audience of 16-25 year olds and addressing them through visuals, language, topics. The student learned about designing for an audience and applying researched techniques through repeated revisions to strengthen the authenticity and appeal of the final pieces.
Evaluation.
The document evaluates the similarities and differences between the student's magazine and an existing magazine called Q.
Similarities include both magazines using central images on the front covers and having a color scheme of reds, blacks and whites. Differences include the student magazine displaying the website address and not using flashers.
Both magazines have logos, dates and issue numbers on the contents pages. Differences include the number and placement of images and abbreviating "January".
On double page spreads, both have titles and page numbers but the student magazine includes a pull quote and information while Q only has the photo.
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The document is a print coursework evaluation for a media studies assignment on designing a music magazine called "FANATIC".
The evaluation summarizes how the magazine challenges conventions through its design, which draws from real magazines like Esquire and Billboard. It represents the target audience of female students aged 16-18 through the choice of artists and models. Potential distributors for the magazine include IPC Media or Bauer due to their experience in the music media industry.
The student learned new photography and image editing skills using Photoshop while creating the magazine, and improved at using consistent formatting, layout, and design elements from the preliminary to final project.
Jessica's evaluation
My media product follows conventions of real music magazines. It has elements like masthead, bar code, and price. The color scheme of red, black, and white is used to clearly identify it as a music magazine. Photos were taken in portrait format for the cover to allow cropping, and landscape for interior shots. The audience is teenagers and young adults who are fans of rock music. Research was done on magazines like Kerrang, Q, and NME to inform the design. Digital distribution through websites and social media was also considered to reach this audience.
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The document discusses the evaluation of a mock music magazine called "Rewind Magazine" that was created. It summarizes the key aspects of the magazine, including how it used and challenged conventions of real music magazines, represented social groups through its content and style, would be distributed, and who the target audience is. The document also discusses how feedback was gathered from the target audience to improve the magazine.
Evaluation write up
The document discusses the student's media product, which is a magazine. It describes how the student followed conventions of real magazines in their design, such as using similar colors and front cover models. It also discusses how the student challenged some conventions, such as having the title be a different color. The student describes the design elements and conventions used on different pages of the magazine, such as the contents page, double page spread, and more. It also addresses how the magazine represents particular social groups and what type of media institution might distribute it.
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The document discusses the conventions and techniques used in creating a music magazine. It describes following conventions such as including artist quotes on the front cover, using color schemes like red, white and black, and placing the artist name in bold. However, it also challenges some conventions by using grey for the masthead instead of black and writing artist names in red. The document reflects on learning skills like Photoshop and how to improve photos using a cannon camera. Overall it examines the balance of following and challenging conventions to create an appealing music magazine.
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The document discusses how the author's magazine "Lowdown" both develops and challenges conventions of music magazines. It conforms to typical conventions like layout, single cover image, and color scheme. However, it challenges conventions by using two large images on the contents page instead of full text. The target audience is identified as 16-25 year olds interested in indie/rock music. Seymour magazine distributor would be suitable due to its experience in similar magazines. The author has learned skills in Photoshop, InDesign, and magazine design conventions through creating this project.
Evaluation
The document contains questions for evaluating a media product. It asks how the product uses or challenges conventions of real media, how it represents social groups, what type of institution might distribute it and why, who the target audience is, and how the audience was attracted or addressed. It provides guidance for reflecting on how the product was constructed and what was learned throughout the process.
Jessica Media Powerpoint
1) The document describes a student magazine project for an indie/alternative music magazine targeting 16-25 year olds.
2) Key details of the magazine include a feminine color scheme and fonts to attract a female audience, and representing the target audience as unique individuals rather than stereotypes.
3) Feedback from the target audience was positive about the colors, fonts, and contents page providing information in bite-sized chunks.
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The document describes the design choices made for a music magazine called "Amplify" to follow conventions of similar magazines like NME while also putting its own spin. Key details include placing the masthead in the top left corner, using different fonts to highlight bands and names, and including a quote from an artist. While it includes common elements, it challenges conventions by not including a band index or magazine subscription ad.
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Evaluation of music magazine
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Music magazine – the evaluation final
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- 3. Colour theme: The colour theme of red, brown, orange and black, that I decided to use during my planning, is consistent within my magazine through the use of pictures and text. Q magazine examples:
- 4. Dominant image on cover: The dominant image of the front cover conforms to the convention set out in music magazines, for example ‘Q’, for the purpose of displaying the main contents. The image on both my magazine and ‘Q’ magazine is of a female musician popular in the relevant genre. This attracts both males and females to read the magazine. However I have deviated from the convention of sexualising the model as I thought it was inappropriate.
- 5. Sub- images on cover: NME example: I followed the convention of using sub-images as shown on the cover of NME. This is useful to have to show the reader what other contents are within the magazine to attract their attention and encourage them to buy it.
- 6. A range of fonts on DPS: Ways I followed conventions: BBC Music magazine: I have used 2 different fonts on my double page spread; Felix Titling for the heading and the quote by the image, Minion Pro for the text written by the journalist, emboldened when it is a question, and italicised Minion Pro to show when the musician is answering the question.
- 7. Cover lines to show the audience what to expect inside Price, date, barcode on cover
- 8. Banners on cover Cover lines on cover Price, date, barcode on cover Subtitles in contents Page numbers Images in contents to illustrate stuff Column layout Text on right for DPS
- 9. I have deviated from the convention of sexualising the models as I thought it was inappropriate.
- 10. Due to where my college is based I could not take images of a range of ethnicities or social groups, meaning that all my pictures are of white working/middle class teenaged girls. This has the negative effect of making the magazine unrepresentative of modern society. Having a magazine with only girls could make men feel excluded therefore discouraged to buy the magazine.
- 11. The idea of this magazine goes against the stereotype of people who enjoy classical music as it is aimed at a younger audience, rather than elderly middle and upper class members of society. Therefore the models in my magazine are young people , making it more current, modern and appealing to the younger generations
- 12. A big publishing company such as IPC Group Limited as it publishes NME along with over 100 different magazine brands and is the UK’s leading consumer Magazine Producer. They would want to distribute it to make money and because they have a knowledge of the audience, so companies may want to place advertisements in the magazine.