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The document discusses how the author designed their magazine to attract their target audience. They looked at conventions used in similar magazines, such as limited colors and powerful images. They used a similar layout and headings commonly found in other magazines targeting the same genre and audience. The simple color scheme was intended to make pictures and font stand out and attract the target readership. Overall, the author tried to emulate the style of other indie magazines they researched to appeal to their intended audience.
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Personal Learning and Reflection
For their personal learning reflection, the student analyzed various front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads from music magazines. They learned that effective covers have a recognizable logo and layout while avoiding being too busy. Contents pages must have a clear structure and include images to represent the articles. Double page spreads are best with a large main image on one side and a large bold title. Through an audience questionnaire and personality analysis, the student gained insights into readers' interests to ensure the magazine appeals to its target demographic.
Evaluation q 1
This document summarizes the conventions used and challenged in the design of an indie folk music magazine. It follows several conventions of real magazines, such as using a Z formation on the front cover to guide the reader's eye, and including puffs and pugs to entice readers. However, it also challenges some conventions by having a very busy contents page unlike typical indie magazines, and including an editor's note. Throughout the magazine, it maintains a consistent house style with a limited color scheme and set of fonts.
Masthead analysis
- The document discusses 4 different masthead designs created by the author for their magazine to represent different styles and get feedback to help decide on a final design.
- The designs were inspired by existing mastheads and the magazine's indie pop theme, using colors and fonts typical of the independent music scene.
- Feedback was gathered using 4 questions and showed a clear understanding the magazine's genre was indie pop. The 3rd design was the most preferred for standing out while still looking refined.
- The first design was least liked as it lacked uniqueness and wouldn't attract attention in the competitive music magazine market.
Looking back at your preliminary task, what
The document discusses what the author has learned from their preliminary school magazine task to their final magazine task. They learned to do more research on professional magazines to influence aspects like language used and layout. Researching conventions allowed the author to follow or break conventions purposefully. Defining the target audience and their needs and expectations was also important. Features like barcodes and pricing informed the professional look. The title was chosen to reflect the target audience and genre. Layout elements like font size, photos, and selling lines were considered. Developing a house style makes the magazine memorable. Choosing appropriate models also reflected the readers.
Question 5 sssm
My KPOP music magazine uses conventions like a masthead, cover lines, barcode, issue date and focal main image to attract audiences, as seen in magazines like 'KPOP' that helped with producing the front cover. Fashion items and clothing for magazine models were chosen by looking at Korean fashion examples and a questionnaire analysis to layout the design with different fonts, colors and own images. When target audiences saw drafts of the front cover, contents page and DPS, they were attracted to the colors, fonts and images, saying they would buy the magazine if published by a major company.
Evaluation - Question Five
The document discusses how the author addressed their audience for their double page magazine spread. They took inspiration from the layout and style of NME magazine, which targets a similar audience of 16-25 year old males and females. Some elements borrowed from NME included keeping images and text distinctly separate, and using a drop cap at the beginning of articles. However, the author tried to include their own original ideas as well so it did not appear too similar to NME. Two pieces of audience feedback are also included, with one commenter suggesting brighter images would make the magazine more appealing to secondary audiences like pop fans.
Evaluation
This document evaluates a student's final magazine project for an indie music genre magazine. The student believes their cover, contents page, and double page spread look professional and like real music magazines. For the cover, they used a model, articles, and layout representative of indie magazines. The contents page includes page numbers, social media promotion, and a quote like typical magazines. However, the layout is less common. The double page spread uses standard columns, font size, and photo credits, but the student acknowledges it does not challenge conventions of the genre.
Evaluation question 1
This document discusses how the student's media product uses conventions from real magazines. The student researched other magazines to help design their own magazine. They included a catchy title and cover lines on the front cover, like real magazines, to grab attention and give a taste of the inside content. The bright cover is intended to be eye catching so people notice the magazine from a distance, mimicking conventions of real magazines.
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For their personal learning reflection, the student analyzed various front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads from music magazines. They learned that effective covers have a recognizable logo and layout while avoiding being too busy. Contents pages must have a clear structure and include images to represent the articles. Double page spreads are best with a large main image on one side and a large bold title. Through an audience questionnaire and personality analysis, the student gained insights into readers' interests to ensure the magazine appeals to its target demographic.
Evaluation q 1
This document summarizes the conventions used and challenged in the design of an indie folk music magazine. It follows several conventions of real magazines, such as using a Z formation on the front cover to guide the reader's eye, and including puffs and pugs to entice readers. However, it also challenges some conventions by having a very busy contents page unlike typical indie magazines, and including an editor's note. Throughout the magazine, it maintains a consistent house style with a limited color scheme and set of fonts.
Masthead analysis
- The document discusses 4 different masthead designs created by the author for their magazine to represent different styles and get feedback to help decide on a final design.
- The designs were inspired by existing mastheads and the magazine's indie pop theme, using colors and fonts typical of the independent music scene.
- Feedback was gathered using 4 questions and showed a clear understanding the magazine's genre was indie pop. The 3rd design was the most preferred for standing out while still looking refined.
- The first design was least liked as it lacked uniqueness and wouldn't attract attention in the competitive music magazine market.
Looking back at your preliminary task, what
The document discusses what the author has learned from their preliminary school magazine task to their final magazine task. They learned to do more research on professional magazines to influence aspects like language used and layout. Researching conventions allowed the author to follow or break conventions purposefully. Defining the target audience and their needs and expectations was also important. Features like barcodes and pricing informed the professional look. The title was chosen to reflect the target audience and genre. Layout elements like font size, photos, and selling lines were considered. Developing a house style makes the magazine memorable. Choosing appropriate models also reflected the readers.
Question 5 sssm
My KPOP music magazine uses conventions like a masthead, cover lines, barcode, issue date and focal main image to attract audiences, as seen in magazines like 'KPOP' that helped with producing the front cover. Fashion items and clothing for magazine models were chosen by looking at Korean fashion examples and a questionnaire analysis to layout the design with different fonts, colors and own images. When target audiences saw drafts of the front cover, contents page and DPS, they were attracted to the colors, fonts and images, saying they would buy the magazine if published by a major company.
Evaluation - Question Five
The document discusses how the author addressed their audience for their double page magazine spread. They took inspiration from the layout and style of NME magazine, which targets a similar audience of 16-25 year old males and females. Some elements borrowed from NME included keeping images and text distinctly separate, and using a drop cap at the beginning of articles. However, the author tried to include their own original ideas as well so it did not appear too similar to NME. Two pieces of audience feedback are also included, with one commenter suggesting brighter images would make the magazine more appealing to secondary audiences like pop fans.
Evaluation
This document evaluates a student's final magazine project for an indie music genre magazine. The student believes their cover, contents page, and double page spread look professional and like real music magazines. For the cover, they used a model, articles, and layout representative of indie magazines. The contents page includes page numbers, social media promotion, and a quote like typical magazines. However, the layout is less common. The double page spread uses standard columns, font size, and photo credits, but the student acknowledges it does not challenge conventions of the genre.
Evaluation question 1
This document discusses how the student's media product uses conventions from real magazines. The student researched other magazines to help design their own magazine. They included a catchy title and cover lines on the front cover, like real magazines, to grab attention and give a taste of the inside content. The bright cover is intended to be eye catching so people notice the magazine from a distance, mimicking conventions of real magazines.
Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses how the magazine cover was designed to attract the intended audience. Specifically:
1) The cover uses a simplistic yet professional design with a single front image connecting to the genre to attract readers' attention.
2) The unusual bright masthead and minimal cover lines stand out visually while maintaining a formal style.
3) Inside pages continue themes of the artist through images and headers to keep the audience engaged throughout the magazine.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the ways in which a student magazine product conforms to and challenges conventions of real magazines. It summarizes that the magazine mostly follows conventions like using a mid-shot on the front cover. However, it uses page numbers written out in words rather than numbers to stand out. The genre of the magazine is pop music, and the models and their fashion, hair, and makeup fit this genre to appeal to the target audience of teen/young adult females. Photography, editing in Photoshop, and mise-en-scene were used appropriately, such as high key lighting on the main model to make her glow for the double page spread.
Q5 Eval
The document discusses how the magazine addressed and attracted its audience. It used a minimalist cover design with a thin font and bolded title to attract readers interested in simplicity. The artists and their fashion reflected the indie/alternative music genre and styles preferred by the target audience. The informal tone and focus on music topics aligned with what research found the target age range preferred. Consistency in design across the contents page and double page spread helped keep readers engaged by easily navigating content tailored to their interests.
Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses techniques used to attract the target audience for a magazine. These techniques included using colorful backgrounds and borders on the cover to catch the eye, a large sans-serif font on the cover to make it stand out, and including names of featured artists to draw in those interested in that style of music. Throughout the magazine, a simplistic theme was maintained to appeal to the target "Indie Scenesters" and "Creatives" audience. Photos on the contents page used borders to draw attention and the largest font was used for the most famous artist names. An informal tone was used in interviews to make the content more relatable to younger readers.
Evaluation (1)
This document summarizes how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real magazines. It notes several similarities to professional magazines, including using consistent colors throughout, bold masthead styles, and large cover images surrounded by text. However, it also challenges conventions by using black boxes around text and varying text sizes similar to other hip hop magazines. Overall, the document demonstrates how the media product was influenced by real magazine designs but also introduced some unique design elements.
Evaluation 5
My product represents a particular social group focused on a specific type of music. The target audience would be people drawn to that music genre. To appeal to this group, the magazine would include more pictures and articles tailored to their interests. The masthead is large and bold to catch the reader's eye. Small images and the main photo attract readers to articles by providing a visual preview of the content. Colorful, eye-catching designs are used throughout to draw customers in and make key information stand out.
2. initial plans magazine
The student's initial thoughts for their magazine project were a sports, gaming, fashion, or hip-hop magazine. They chose a hip-hop magazine because they enjoy hip-hop music the most and would put more effort into a topic they enjoy. Their strengths include designing magazine covers in Photoshop, but double page spreads may be more challenging due to less experience.
Magazine cover presntation
This document analyzes the front cover of a music magazine called MOJO and discusses its design elements and target audience. Some key points:
- The magazine targets 15-25 year old males and females based on its neutral color scheme of red, white, and black.
- It features indie rock music content like an exclusive story on musician Johnny Marr, whose image is featured prominently on the cover.
- Additional design elements that would appeal to readers are a free CD with purchase and over 117 music reviews.
- The document provides suggestions for the designer's own magazine cover, recommending bold, readable text and a mix of formal and informal language.
Research evaluation
From researching music magazines, the document's author has gained a clearer understanding of the genre and decided to focus on a niche market similar to Kerrang magazine. They realized front covers need to attract readers' attention with artist names, flashes and cover lines. Contents pages should include editor's notes to engage readers in a fun way. Double page spreads are most effective when visually appealing through interesting photos rather than just text, as readers are more likely to engage with visually compelling pages. The overall magazine needs an attractive design and look to entice readers to purchase it.
Draft Proposal
The document outlines a proposal for an indie music magazine. It discusses choosing an indie genre to allow for experimentation. It examines similar magazines like NME for influence. The purpose is to entertain, inform and advise readers on new music and artists. The target audience is defined as 16-25 year olds interested in indie music and culture. Unique selling points are proposed, like free music downloads with featured artists and a reader competition. Distribution and pricing plans are also proposed, with a monthly magazine priced at £1.75 or a subscriber edition for £17 per month.
Evaluation (2)
This document summarizes how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It uses consistent colors throughout, bold text styles, and a large cover image surrounded by text, mimicking professional magazines. However, it challenges conventions by presenting artist names in a similar style to hip hop magazine XXL to attract interested readers. Black boxes are also used around text, varying from typical magazines. The color scheme and placement of a main image on the left with text on the right mirrors XXL's format. The document demonstrates how the magazine challenges conventions while continuing themes like a prominent first letter in the masthead text.
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I found through research and planning that looking at other magazines in the same genre helped me create one suitable for my target audience. Genre research showed R&B/Hip-Hop/Rap magazines have a mature, professional look with few smiles and primary colors that stand out. Textual analysis showed imagery is important, so I focused on skills and variety of photos. It also taught that sometimes less is more while including enough to engage readers. Researching costumes and props clarified the magazine's look and allowed informing models to prepare. Font research from DaFont.com provided options to choose the perfect one.
Evaluation powerpoint
My magazine cover uses a duplicated image on the front to give it an indie look, challenging conventions of traditional magazines that show a single mid-shot picture. The magazine represents the indie culture and style, targeting that audience. IPC Media would be suited to publish the magazine as they are a leading magazine publisher.
Focus group
The student was assigned questions to develop ideas for a music magazine for their media studies class. They conducted a focus group with their peers to get feedback on their initial ideas. For the magazine name, the focus group suggested "Loop" which the student decided to use. They also provided feedback on featuring a band on the cover, doing an artist interview for the double page spread, revising the color scheme to be less associated with metal/rock, and lowering the proposed subscription cost of £4 to £3 based on what would attract their target audience.
Question 1 of evauation.
This document summarizes how the author's media product both uses conventions from real magazines as well as challenges some conventions. Specifically:
- The magazine's cover repeats the "star appeal" convention from Mojo magazine but challenges conventions like long shot images and centered mastheads.
- It repeats the convention of including an editor's letter but challenges the headline formatting compared to inspiration magazines.
- A double page interview spread takes inspiration from Q magazine but challenges conventions like image placement and using borders and colored text to distinguish the interview.
Question 5
To attract an audience for their magazine, the author explored creative colors, fonts, and masthead designs. They received positive feedback that their matching of the masthead color to the model's jumper on the front cover, clear subheadings and cover lines, and information-rich contents page engaged readers. Critics suggested using different models and including more text in double page spreads. The author believes using formal language makes the magazine look professional to the audience.
Eval question 7
The student learned several important skills in producing their college magazine. They did not initially understand magazine layout principles like the rule of thirds or genre-specific styles. Through research and experience designing a second magazine, the student gained familiarity with InDesign software and could utilize it more fully. Key skills picked up included how to effectively combine text and images, using font size and color to draw attention, and learning photography techniques. The student also learned magazines must be tailored to their intended audience through appropriate presentation, design styles, and conventions for the genre.
Question 1
This is Question 1 of my AS Media Coursework.
In what ways does your media product use, develop and challenge forms and conventions of real media products.
Initial ideas for double page spread
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The document discusses how the magazine cover was designed to attract the intended audience. Specifically:
1) The cover uses a simplistic yet professional design with a single front image connecting to the genre to attract readers' attention.
2) The unusual bright masthead and minimal cover lines stand out visually while maintaining a formal style.
3) Inside pages continue themes of the artist through images and headers to keep the audience engaged throughout the magazine.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the ways in which a student magazine product conforms to and challenges conventions of real magazines. It summarizes that the magazine mostly follows conventions like using a mid-shot on the front cover. However, it uses page numbers written out in words rather than numbers to stand out. The genre of the magazine is pop music, and the models and their fashion, hair, and makeup fit this genre to appeal to the target audience of teen/young adult females. Photography, editing in Photoshop, and mise-en-scene were used appropriately, such as high key lighting on the main model to make her glow for the double page spread.
Q5 Eval
The document discusses how the magazine addressed and attracted its audience. It used a minimalist cover design with a thin font and bolded title to attract readers interested in simplicity. The artists and their fashion reflected the indie/alternative music genre and styles preferred by the target audience. The informal tone and focus on music topics aligned with what research found the target age range preferred. Consistency in design across the contents page and double page spread helped keep readers engaged by easily navigating content tailored to their interests.
Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses techniques used to attract the target audience for a magazine. These techniques included using colorful backgrounds and borders on the cover to catch the eye, a large sans-serif font on the cover to make it stand out, and including names of featured artists to draw in those interested in that style of music. Throughout the magazine, a simplistic theme was maintained to appeal to the target "Indie Scenesters" and "Creatives" audience. Photos on the contents page used borders to draw attention and the largest font was used for the most famous artist names. An informal tone was used in interviews to make the content more relatable to younger readers.
Evaluation (1)
This document summarizes how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real magazines. It notes several similarities to professional magazines, including using consistent colors throughout, bold masthead styles, and large cover images surrounded by text. However, it also challenges conventions by using black boxes around text and varying text sizes similar to other hip hop magazines. Overall, the document demonstrates how the media product was influenced by real magazine designs but also introduced some unique design elements.
Evaluation 5
My product represents a particular social group focused on a specific type of music. The target audience would be people drawn to that music genre. To appeal to this group, the magazine would include more pictures and articles tailored to their interests. The masthead is large and bold to catch the reader's eye. Small images and the main photo attract readers to articles by providing a visual preview of the content. Colorful, eye-catching designs are used throughout to draw customers in and make key information stand out.
2. initial plans magazine
The student's initial thoughts for their magazine project were a sports, gaming, fashion, or hip-hop magazine. They chose a hip-hop magazine because they enjoy hip-hop music the most and would put more effort into a topic they enjoy. Their strengths include designing magazine covers in Photoshop, but double page spreads may be more challenging due to less experience.
Magazine cover presntation
This document analyzes the front cover of a music magazine called MOJO and discusses its design elements and target audience. Some key points:
- The magazine targets 15-25 year old males and females based on its neutral color scheme of red, white, and black.
- It features indie rock music content like an exclusive story on musician Johnny Marr, whose image is featured prominently on the cover.
- Additional design elements that would appeal to readers are a free CD with purchase and over 117 music reviews.
- The document provides suggestions for the designer's own magazine cover, recommending bold, readable text and a mix of formal and informal language.
Research evaluation
From researching music magazines, the document's author has gained a clearer understanding of the genre and decided to focus on a niche market similar to Kerrang magazine. They realized front covers need to attract readers' attention with artist names, flashes and cover lines. Contents pages should include editor's notes to engage readers in a fun way. Double page spreads are most effective when visually appealing through interesting photos rather than just text, as readers are more likely to engage with visually compelling pages. The overall magazine needs an attractive design and look to entice readers to purchase it.
Draft Proposal
The document outlines a proposal for an indie music magazine. It discusses choosing an indie genre to allow for experimentation. It examines similar magazines like NME for influence. The purpose is to entertain, inform and advise readers on new music and artists. The target audience is defined as 16-25 year olds interested in indie music and culture. Unique selling points are proposed, like free music downloads with featured artists and a reader competition. Distribution and pricing plans are also proposed, with a monthly magazine priced at £1.75 or a subscriber edition for £17 per month.
Evaluation (2)
This document summarizes how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It uses consistent colors throughout, bold text styles, and a large cover image surrounded by text, mimicking professional magazines. However, it challenges conventions by presenting artist names in a similar style to hip hop magazine XXL to attract interested readers. Black boxes are also used around text, varying from typical magazines. The color scheme and placement of a main image on the left with text on the right mirrors XXL's format. The document demonstrates how the magazine challenges conventions while continuing themes like a prominent first letter in the masthead text.
Evaluationquestion5part1 whatresearchandplanningdidyoudoinordertocreateasucce...
I found through research and planning that looking at other magazines in the same genre helped me create one suitable for my target audience. Genre research showed R&B/Hip-Hop/Rap magazines have a mature, professional look with few smiles and primary colors that stand out. Textual analysis showed imagery is important, so I focused on skills and variety of photos. It also taught that sometimes less is more while including enough to engage readers. Researching costumes and props clarified the magazine's look and allowed informing models to prepare. Font research from DaFont.com provided options to choose the perfect one.
Evaluation powerpoint
My magazine cover uses a duplicated image on the front to give it an indie look, challenging conventions of traditional magazines that show a single mid-shot picture. The magazine represents the indie culture and style, targeting that audience. IPC Media would be suited to publish the magazine as they are a leading magazine publisher.
Focus group
The student was assigned questions to develop ideas for a music magazine for their media studies class. They conducted a focus group with their peers to get feedback on their initial ideas. For the magazine name, the focus group suggested "Loop" which the student decided to use. They also provided feedback on featuring a band on the cover, doing an artist interview for the double page spread, revising the color scheme to be less associated with metal/rock, and lowering the proposed subscription cost of £4 to £3 based on what would attract their target audience.
Question 1 of evauation.
This document summarizes how the author's media product both uses conventions from real magazines as well as challenges some conventions. Specifically:
- The magazine's cover repeats the "star appeal" convention from Mojo magazine but challenges conventions like long shot images and centered mastheads.
- It repeats the convention of including an editor's letter but challenges the headline formatting compared to inspiration magazines.
- A double page interview spread takes inspiration from Q magazine but challenges conventions like image placement and using borders and colored text to distinguish the interview.
Question 5
To attract an audience for their magazine, the author explored creative colors, fonts, and masthead designs. They received positive feedback that their matching of the masthead color to the model's jumper on the front cover, clear subheadings and cover lines, and information-rich contents page engaged readers. Critics suggested using different models and including more text in double page spreads. The author believes using formal language makes the magazine look professional to the audience.
Eval question 7
The student learned several important skills in producing their college magazine. They did not initially understand magazine layout principles like the rule of thirds or genre-specific styles. Through research and experience designing a second magazine, the student gained familiarity with InDesign software and could utilize it more fully. Key skills picked up included how to effectively combine text and images, using font size and color to draw attention, and learning photography techniques. The student also learned magazines must be tailored to their intended audience through appropriate presentation, design styles, and conventions for the genre.
Question 1
This is Question 1 of my AS Media Coursework.
In what ways does your media product use, develop and challenge forms and conventions of real media products.
Initial ideas for double page spread
The document discusses ideas for a double page spread in a magazine focused on a fictional music artist. It suggests including information about upcoming shows, album releases, and the artist's experiences on tour. While some gossip could engage readers, the magazine should primarily contain factual content. Images would show the artist from different angles and wearing colorful, eye-catching clothing to attract the target audience. Articles would have a clear structure and flow. Interviews with the artist could provide variety alongside articles about past and upcoming events.
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