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The document discusses how a media product uses conventions of real magazines. It describes using professional-looking photos on the front cover, contents page, and double-page spread to make the magazine look realistic. Key conventions like the masthead, cover lines, date, price, barcode, and plugs were included. The barcode was moved to improve design. Formatting elements like the date, price, and barcode are kept small so as not to take away from the main cover image while still being visible.
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This document summarizes how the media product uses conventions from real magazines and represents social groups.
[1] The front cover uses conventions like overlaying the title on the main image and including promotional banners. The contents page lists articles in columns and includes images. The double page spread uses a 50/50 text to image ratio and columns.
[2] The magazine represents young people aged 16-25 interested in rock music. It features a female model with brightly colored hair that challenges stereotypes. Competitions and prizes are included to appeal to this audience. The magazine aims to show it's okay to be different and not conform to stereotypes about gender, appearance, and interests.
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Evaluation
This document summarizes the ways in which the media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines.
It discusses using conventions like overlaying the title on the front cover image, including feature headlines and price, and using a banner to promote prizes. On the contents page, conventions like labeling sections, including editorials and images are used. Effects like bevel and emboss are applied to titles to make them stand out. Across pages, conventions of labeling images and articles clearly are developed. Overall, the document shows how conventions of layout, design elements and common magazine sections are used and developed to make the media product feel like a realistic magazine.
Evaluation
The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover, contents page, article layout, and questionnaire for a music magazine. Key details include using a female model on the cover to appeal to a broader audience than typical rock magazines. Color schemes, images, and fonts are chosen to represent the rock/alternative genre. Feedback from a questionnaire informed the content sections and artists featured. Overall the magazine aims to challenge conventions while appealing to its target 16-20 year old audience.
Unit 14 - LO3
The document provides step-by-step instructions for setting up photography equipment and creating magazine pages in Photoshop. It describes securely balancing and attaching the camera to the tripod so images do not become fuzzy or the camera does not fall. It then outlines the process of drawing layout grids, adding elements like mastheads, images, headlines, and promotions to the front cover and double-page spread pages in Photoshop. Minor mistakes made in the interview text are also identified and corrected to improve professionalism.
Question 1
1) The document identifies key conventions used in real music magazines that the author incorporated into their media product, such as a prominent masthead, tagline, cover lines, barcode/issue info, and direct model poses.
2) The author challenged some conventions by creating a unique wave-style masthead font to emphasize loud music and creating a montage of artist photos instead of a single shot.
3) Conventions were maintained like subtitles, contents listings, masthead branding, and bold page titles to help readers navigate while appealing conventions like images were challenged to be more aesthetically pleasing.
Magazine
The document provides details about creating a magazine cover for a film called "Open Return". It discusses using codes and conventions from professional magazines. The summary plan includes a large central image showing the main character in costume with the film's title above. Cover stories and other details are positioned appropriately based on conventions. The image is edited to have a vintage, warm tone. The final magazine cover design follows discussed conventions like the masthead, image, credits and stories to look professional and promote the film.
Magaplano3
The document provides details about codes and conventions for magazine covers and outlines a plan for designing a magazine cover to promote a film. It discusses the key elements of magazine covers including technical aspects like images and placement, symbolic elements like colors and models, and text features. It then shares the designer's plan to incorporate these elements in their magazine cover design. The plan is to use a wideshot image of the film's main character at a train station as the central visual with vintage coloring. Cover lines and stories will be added along with the masthead to create a magazine cover that follows conventions but has a unique, independent style to appeal to its target young adult audience.
Magaplano
The document provides guidance on creating a magazine cover for a film called "Open Return". It discusses codes and conventions for magazine covers, including using technical elements like large central images to draw readers' attention. It then shares the creator's plan to design their magazine cover with a wide format, simple layout featuring a model dressed as the film's main character. The plan is to make the cover feel independent but still apply professional magazine design techniques.
Question 1
This document discusses the conventions used in magazine design and how the media product challenges or develops some of those conventions. It summarizes the typical features found on a magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread. The masthead, central image, barcode and price are among the key conventions followed on the cover. However, the central image and masthead are presented in a unique way to challenge conventions. The contents page and double page spread also follow many standard magazine conventions but with some individualized elements.
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conv...
The document describes how the student's media product of four magazine pages uses and develops conventions from real life magazines. To make the product professional, the student analyzed existing magazines to understand conventions like color schemes, mastheads, storylines, fonts, and images. The student developed their front cover, contents page, and article to incorporate conventions like colors, layouts, and images while also experimenting with some conventions like unusual model poses. The goal was to create a recognizable R&B magazine called "Upbeat" that would attract the target audience.
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conv...
The document describes how the student's media product of four magazine pages uses and develops conventions from real life magazines. To make the product professional, the student analyzed existing magazines to understand conventions like color schemes, mastheads, storylines, fonts, and images. On the front cover, contents page, and article pages, the student employed conventions like colors, layouts, images, and fonts, but also took some risks like an unconventional model pose and additional images on the contents page to provide more context. The goal was to create a recognizable magazine while also innovating in ways like clearer article listings and differentiated interview text.
Indie mag
The document outlines the process of creating an indie rock music magazine. The target audience is identified as males aged 12-18 interested in indie rock music, concerts, and festivals. Research was conducted on magazines like NME and Kerrang to understand codes and conventions for the front cover design. Feedback was gathered throughout the process, which resulted in changes like adhering more closely to typical magazine layouts and ensuring content would not be cut off when printed. The final magazine design incorporated lessons learned from research and feedback.
Annotation of my front cover
The document provides guidance on designing the front cover of a magazine. It notes key elements that should be included, such as a large eye-catching title, barcode, publication details, price and issue number. It also recommends using a positioning statement to build an identity and intrigue readers before they open the magazine. The main image is highlighted as an important visual element to draw readers in. Cover lines are also described as a way to tease stories without giving too much away and entice readers to learn more.
Tash Magazine Cover
The document summarizes the design choices made for the cover of a magazine focused on R&B music. Key elements included a masthead in "Birth of a Hero" font, a selling line below in Impact font, issue number and contest details in red buttons also using Impact font. Cover lines and explanatory text relate to R&B and use Birth of a Hero and Impact fonts. Artist credits and the model's name are also included with font and color choices. Standard elements like a barcode, date, and price are placed at the bottom left.
Question 7 eval
The student reflects on what they learned from creating a preliminary magazine cover task compared to their final music magazine cover. For the preliminary task, they learned about magazine conventions, photography, Photoshop skills, and the research process. However, looking back, they realize the preliminary cover lacked professionalism and realism. Key areas for improvement included the cover lines, main image background, and color scheme. Creating the music magazine cover helped them apply these lessons to design a more realistic and polished final product that better followed industry conventions.
Evaluation of school magazine cover
The student created a magazine cover that followed many typical codes and conventions such as layout, inclusion of price and issue details, and use of primary colors. However, some conventions were challenged, like not using a unique title font and featuring a non-famous person. The finished product differed slightly from the original plan due to limitations of the Photoshop software used to create it.
Media evaluation[1]
The document discusses the student's music magazine media product and how it uses and develops conventions from real music magazines. The student includes conventions like a masthead, cover lines, barcode, date and price on the front cover. While the pictures are less professional than a magazine like Q, the overall conventions are similar. The contents page includes sections like headings, side columns, and reviews, similar to Q magazine. Double page spreads also include conventions like pull quotes, kickers, and columns. The student learned about using different technologies like cameras, editing software, and custom fonts to make the magazine look more professional.
Evaluation.
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media forms and products. Specifically, it examines how the creator's magazine covers elements found in music magazines like Kerrang!, such as headers, plugs, mastheads, barcodes, pull quotes, fonts, and photography style. The document provides examples of how the creator incorporated these elements into their magazine cover and contents page while putting their own unique spin on them and challenging stereotypes around rock music.
Q1 eval
The document discusses how the media product both uses conventions of real music magazines as well as challenges some conventions. It follows conventions such as using consistent colors and fonts for continuity, including photos and captions, and blocking articles into categories on the contents page. However, it challenges conventions by placing the masthead on the right instead of left and using a long shot for the cover photo instead of a medium close-up. The document provides examples from researched magazines to support how it both conforms to and adapts real music magazine conventions for its target genre and ideas.
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