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The document discusses how the student's media product both uses and challenges conventions of real magazine covers. It summarizes how the student followed conventions like bold mastheads, large cover stories, limited color palettes, and photo placement from example magazines. However, it also discusses how the student's product challenges conventions by using a full-body photo rather than just a face, including the masthead on all pages rather than just the cover, and avoiding a design that resembles a comic book without a music feel.
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Eveluation question 1
The document describes the development of a music magazine as a media product that challenges conventions of real magazines. The student researched popular music genres, target demographics, and popular magazine styles. They designed a front cover featuring a rebel model smoking to represent rock/indie music. The contents page continues the design and lists sections. A double page spread features an artist photo and pull quotes while keeping the color scheme and fonts consistent throughout the magazine.
conventions
The document discusses how the media product uses conventions of real magazines. It uses a broken font similar to Kerrang! magazine's logo. It includes barcodes, date, and price on the front cover like NME and Kerrang. The contents page is modeled after NME, using slanted photos and headers. The goal was to make the magazine look authentic and resemble popular music magazines like Kerrang! and NME in layout and style.
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- The document evaluates a media product created by Emily Noble which is a magazine targeting fans of heavy metal music
- The magazine uses common conventions of music magazines such as band photos, interviews, reviews and advertisements seen in other magazines of the genre
- Costumes, fonts, and color schemes were chosen to represent the target audience of 20 year old heavy metal fans into the associated styles and aesthetics of that social group
- The magazine would likely be distributed by a record label and video platform company like Brightcove which owns a similar magazine, allowing sharing of content between publications
Music magazine planning
The document outlines plans for a pop music magazine, including choosing pop as the genre due to wide appeal. Potential magazine titles and a focus on new music/artists are discussed. Three band photos are selected for the cover based on showing personalities. Specific cover lines are listed to entice readers without giving too much away. A mock cover page includes the "Pop Planet" masthead, a quote, and color. The mock contents page features pop artists and lists page numbers to demonstrate variety.
In What Ways Does Your Media Product Use, Develop Or Challenge Fors And Conve...
In this I have explained why my versions of a front cover, contents page and double page spread follow codes and conventions of existing music magazines.
Christie question 1
By analyzing existing music magazines, the author learned about common conventions like the masthead location, color schemes, and page layouts. Dark colors and somber feels are commonly used for rock magazines. Most magazines place photos on the right and text on the left of spreads. However, the author challenged this convention by placing the photo on the bottom left for their magazine. To capture photos that fit the rock genre, the author used a studio setting with white backgrounds, grunge effects, younger models, and rock-inspired clothing.
Draft layout
The document discusses the design elements the author wants to incorporate in their music magazine. They like the plain background and color scheme of one magazine as it makes the writing and artists stand out while looking sophisticated. Multiple magazines influence the author's design choices, including using simple colors, a music chart, different camera angles of artists from varied genres, and images linked to page numbers. The author's magazine will have an interview format in a feminine yet mature color, with the artist image on the right and their name in a different color.
Evaluation question 1
This document summarizes how the student's media product both adheres to and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
The student kept many typical magazine conventions like single prominent images on the cover and layout. However, some elements were changed like text flowing to the next page on spreads. Fonts, colors and stylization were also altered from conventions to make the magazine stand out. While maintaining codes for genres through color choice, atypical images without props were used on the cover for a younger audience. Overall, the student both drew from and transformed conventions of real music magazines in their created media product.
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The document describes the development of a music magazine as a media product that challenges conventions of real magazines. The student researched popular music genres, target demographics, and popular magazine styles. They designed a front cover featuring a rebel model smoking to represent rock/indie music. The contents page continues the design and lists sections. A double page spread features an artist photo and pull quotes while keeping the color scheme and fonts consistent throughout the magazine.
conventions
The document discusses how the media product uses conventions of real magazines. It uses a broken font similar to Kerrang! magazine's logo. It includes barcodes, date, and price on the front cover like NME and Kerrang. The contents page is modeled after NME, using slanted photos and headers. The goal was to make the magazine look authentic and resemble popular music magazines like Kerrang! and NME in layout and style.
Evaluation
- The document evaluates a media product created by Emily Noble which is a magazine targeting fans of heavy metal music
- The magazine uses common conventions of music magazines such as band photos, interviews, reviews and advertisements seen in other magazines of the genre
- Costumes, fonts, and color schemes were chosen to represent the target audience of 20 year old heavy metal fans into the associated styles and aesthetics of that social group
- The magazine would likely be distributed by a record label and video platform company like Brightcove which owns a similar magazine, allowing sharing of content between publications
Music magazine planning
The document outlines plans for a pop music magazine, including choosing pop as the genre due to wide appeal. Potential magazine titles and a focus on new music/artists are discussed. Three band photos are selected for the cover based on showing personalities. Specific cover lines are listed to entice readers without giving too much away. A mock cover page includes the "Pop Planet" masthead, a quote, and color. The mock contents page features pop artists and lists page numbers to demonstrate variety.
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In this I have explained why my versions of a front cover, contents page and double page spread follow codes and conventions of existing music magazines.
Christie question 1
By analyzing existing music magazines, the author learned about common conventions like the masthead location, color schemes, and page layouts. Dark colors and somber feels are commonly used for rock magazines. Most magazines place photos on the right and text on the left of spreads. However, the author challenged this convention by placing the photo on the bottom left for their magazine. To capture photos that fit the rock genre, the author used a studio setting with white backgrounds, grunge effects, younger models, and rock-inspired clothing.
Draft layout
The document discusses the design elements the author wants to incorporate in their music magazine. They like the plain background and color scheme of one magazine as it makes the writing and artists stand out while looking sophisticated. Multiple magazines influence the author's design choices, including using simple colors, a music chart, different camera angles of artists from varied genres, and images linked to page numbers. The author's magazine will have an interview format in a feminine yet mature color, with the artist image on the right and their name in a different color.
Evaluation question 1
This document summarizes how the student's media product both adheres to and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
The student kept many typical magazine conventions like single prominent images on the cover and layout. However, some elements were changed like text flowing to the next page on spreads. Fonts, colors and stylization were also altered from conventions to make the magazine stand out. While maintaining codes for genres through color choice, atypical images without props were used on the cover for a younger audience. Overall, the student both drew from and transformed conventions of real music magazines in their created media product.
3. Caitlin
This document discusses the distribution of music magazines. It notes that magazines get funding from sponsors and advertisements to distribute copies. Music magazines are commonly found in newsagents and music shops. They can also be subscribed to or viewed online. The document provides specifics on the magazine NME, noting it is owned by IPC IGNITE which is part of the large media company Time Warner that owns numerous magazines, television networks, and film studios.
Conventions of dps
This document discusses conventions used in magazine double page spreads. It provides examples of conventions like using a stand first or pull quote to entice readers. The document also discusses using consistent colors and layouts across pages to create continuity. It highlights how the creator of this spread followed conventions by including two images, using a similar layout to another magazine, and including questions about the celebrity's personal life to appeal to readers.
Q.2
The document discusses how a media product represents a social group. It focuses on a magazine aimed at a rock/classic rock audience. Key elements that appeal to this audience include the font, color scheme, positioning of text around the main image, and casual clothing of the band member featured. The mood created by the image and colors, and a sharp photo of a band member performing live will also appeal to the target audience. The house style and white background provide a sense of maturity. Consistency in house style and color scheme across the magazine makes it recognizable to the intended audience.
Contents3
This contents page for a magazine uses unique design techniques like large images of bands and singers to attract readers, in a way that differs from standard layouts. It places subheadings over the large lead singer image and highlights all the bands in the issue using large text, hoping to draw in their fanbases to buy the magazine or share the page. The editor also includes an intriguing quote from one singer to encourage readers to learn more about him and his band on the featured page.
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.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product challenges and develops conventions of real magazines. Specifically:
1. The title merged with the logo challenges conventions by not displaying the title across the top like other magazines.
2. Font sizes for categories are larger to stand out, developing conventions.
3. The underlined story topics with color on the contents page is unconventional but layout is otherwise conventional.
4. Pictures show subjects comfortably in different styles, following conventions of the RnB magazine "Vibe" for illustrations.
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The document discusses how the author's music magazine project uses conventions from real music magazines. Some conventions the author incorporated included using a PLUG on the front cover to attract readers, as seen on Billboard magazine. Bold mastheads and large artist names were also used to grab attention, following conventions. The contents page included the featured artist's picture, regular and featured article sections, and social media links, mirroring real music magazines. The double page spread placed the large artist image on one page and article on the other, and kept consistent fonts and colors seen on the front cover, as is conventional.
Mood board template
This mood board includes pictures that will be featured in a rock music magazine, such as social media accounts related to rock music. It also outlines the color scheme of red and black to make the magazine stand out and ideas for competitions readers can enter through promotional activities.
Media Qroduct Evaluation Question 1
The student's media product is a magazine that challenges conventions by focusing solely on indie/rock music, whereas most magazines cover multiple genres. The magazine uses conventions like having a masthead, main image of a band, and largest music article text. The color scheme matches the indie/rock genre of the featured band. The front cover is more simplistic and minimalistic compared to other magazines to stand out.
Evaluation for media
The document discusses how the student's music magazine uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines. For the masthead, a font resembling hard, sharp edges was used to represent the magazine's music style. Costumes and props, such as brands of clothes and instruments, were included in images to reflect the music and target audience. A variety of settings were used for images, including concert and outdoor settings, to make the front cover feel more personal and connect the viewer to the magazine. Male models were primarily featured to match the popularity of male rock bands, despite the intended mixed gender audience.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the conventions used in the media product, a music magazine focused on R&B. For the front cover, conventions like the title, barcode, date, price, and main image featuring the artist were used. While adhering to genre conventions, the image was made more challenging through use of color and contrast. Inside pages also feature typical elements like multiple outfit photos of the artist, a main feature story, and additional short stories. Layout, fonts, and additional photos were chosen to maintain continuity across pages while challenging stereotypes. The double page spread divides the image and text clearly while emphasizing the featured artist through title styling and a pull quote from the article, conforming to music magazine conventions.
Magazine plan part 2
The document discusses the content and design of a music magazine. It begins by stating that the genre of rock and metal hybrid music has not changed. It then discusses the target audience as being mainly young adults aged 16-30. Several example content pages from other magazines are analyzed for design features that could be adopted. These include the use of colors, filters on photos, and simple layouts. The ideal content page design combines these elements, with a title, mode of address, side stories, quote and contents listing in a simple order.
Evaluating Magazine
The document evaluates a music magazine created for a target audience of 14-17 year olds. [1] The magazine is called "Capital Hits" to appeal to fans of mainstream radio station Capital FM. [2] The front cover features a photo of the featured band in the center and uses banners, fonts, and colors to look professional without being childish. [3] Interior pages like the contents page and double-page spread continue this style with bold fonts, photos, and social media promotion.
Final Images for Magazine
The document discusses image choices for different sections of a magazine. For the front cover, the author chose an image of a model giving direct address to allow space around it for coverlines. For the contents page, the author chose the first image because it could anchor to a page number and the models' positions fit better there than a double page spread. For the double page spread, the author chose four images that show the models having fun and reinforce the article's topic that musicians are just like regular people, subverting rock star stereotypes. All images reinforce the magazine's rock genre.
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.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups through its visual design choices. For the front cover, black and white colors were used to appeal to the gothic audience. The contents page features an image of a band to interest readers who enjoy rock music and attending concerts. A double page spread uses a photo shot at an angle from above to make readers feel like they are at a gig and to draw their interest in the band through the lighting effects.
Construction of the media product
The document describes revisions made to a music magazine media product. The original magazine was changed to have different text styles and colors. It was also altered to focus on the music industry rather than study resources. Pictures used in the contents page and spreads were intended to identify the target audience of teenagers aged 13-19. The second attempt at the magazine featured significant changes to the layout and colors from the first version. Photos were edited in Photoshop to adjust tones and slim figures to stand out within the magazine. A questionnaire informed revisions to appeal to what readers wanted to see if the magazine was for sale.
Evaluation Pt. 1
The document compares the forms and conventions used in the author's media product to a real magazine called NME. It discusses similarities and differences in the front cover, masthead, images, pull quotes, and footer. It also analyzes the contents page and article page layouts between the two magazines. Finally, it discusses how the author's media product represents a variety of social groups associated with indie music rather than focusing on one stereotypical group.
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The document summarizes the design choices made for a mock music magazine cover and layout. Key design elements included a large, centered title at the top to identify the magazine; offset positioning of images and text for balance; and a double-page spread featuring the artist with a dominant image and secondary text to introduce the artist. Design conventions from existing magazines were followed to make the layout intuitive for readers while also including unique elements like the double-page artist spread and striking cover image.
2. lista grupo 2
1) O documento fornece uma lista de exercícios de química sobre sais para serem respondidos e enviados ao professor Marcos Jr. até 22 de dezembro.
2) A lista contém 6 questões sobre nomenclatura, propriedades e tipos de sais como solúveis, básicos, duplos, hidratados e complexos.
3) As respostas devem ser enviadas em formato eletrônico para o e-mail do professor com identificação dos alunos e turma.
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Conventions of dps
This document discusses conventions used in magazine double page spreads. It provides examples of conventions like using a stand first or pull quote to entice readers. The document also discusses using consistent colors and layouts across pages to create continuity. It highlights how the creator of this spread followed conventions by including two images, using a similar layout to another magazine, and including questions about the celebrity's personal life to appeal to readers.
Q.2
The document discusses how a media product represents a social group. It focuses on a magazine aimed at a rock/classic rock audience. Key elements that appeal to this audience include the font, color scheme, positioning of text around the main image, and casual clothing of the band member featured. The mood created by the image and colors, and a sharp photo of a band member performing live will also appeal to the target audience. The house style and white background provide a sense of maturity. Consistency in house style and color scheme across the magazine makes it recognizable to the intended audience.
Contents3
This contents page for a magazine uses unique design techniques like large images of bands and singers to attract readers, in a way that differs from standard layouts. It places subheadings over the large lead singer image and highlights all the bands in the issue using large text, hoping to draw in their fanbases to buy the magazine or share the page. The editor also includes an intriguing quote from one singer to encourage readers to learn more about him and his band on the featured page.
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.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product challenges and develops conventions of real magazines. Specifically:
1. The title merged with the logo challenges conventions by not displaying the title across the top like other magazines.
2. Font sizes for categories are larger to stand out, developing conventions.
3. The underlined story topics with color on the contents page is unconventional but layout is otherwise conventional.
4. Pictures show subjects comfortably in different styles, following conventions of the RnB magazine "Vibe" for illustrations.
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conv...
The document discusses how the author's music magazine project uses conventions from real music magazines. Some conventions the author incorporated included using a PLUG on the front cover to attract readers, as seen on Billboard magazine. Bold mastheads and large artist names were also used to grab attention, following conventions. The contents page included the featured artist's picture, regular and featured article sections, and social media links, mirroring real music magazines. The double page spread placed the large artist image on one page and article on the other, and kept consistent fonts and colors seen on the front cover, as is conventional.
Mood board template
This mood board includes pictures that will be featured in a rock music magazine, such as social media accounts related to rock music. It also outlines the color scheme of red and black to make the magazine stand out and ideas for competitions readers can enter through promotional activities.
Media Qroduct Evaluation Question 1
The student's media product is a magazine that challenges conventions by focusing solely on indie/rock music, whereas most magazines cover multiple genres. The magazine uses conventions like having a masthead, main image of a band, and largest music article text. The color scheme matches the indie/rock genre of the featured band. The front cover is more simplistic and minimalistic compared to other magazines to stand out.
Evaluation for media
The document discusses how the student's music magazine uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines. For the masthead, a font resembling hard, sharp edges was used to represent the magazine's music style. Costumes and props, such as brands of clothes and instruments, were included in images to reflect the music and target audience. A variety of settings were used for images, including concert and outdoor settings, to make the front cover feel more personal and connect the viewer to the magazine. Male models were primarily featured to match the popularity of male rock bands, despite the intended mixed gender audience.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the conventions used in the media product, a music magazine focused on R&B. For the front cover, conventions like the title, barcode, date, price, and main image featuring the artist were used. While adhering to genre conventions, the image was made more challenging through use of color and contrast. Inside pages also feature typical elements like multiple outfit photos of the artist, a main feature story, and additional short stories. Layout, fonts, and additional photos were chosen to maintain continuity across pages while challenging stereotypes. The double page spread divides the image and text clearly while emphasizing the featured artist through title styling and a pull quote from the article, conforming to music magazine conventions.
Magazine plan part 2
The document discusses the content and design of a music magazine. It begins by stating that the genre of rock and metal hybrid music has not changed. It then discusses the target audience as being mainly young adults aged 16-30. Several example content pages from other magazines are analyzed for design features that could be adopted. These include the use of colors, filters on photos, and simple layouts. The ideal content page design combines these elements, with a title, mode of address, side stories, quote and contents listing in a simple order.
Evaluating Magazine
The document evaluates a music magazine created for a target audience of 14-17 year olds. [1] The magazine is called "Capital Hits" to appeal to fans of mainstream radio station Capital FM. [2] The front cover features a photo of the featured band in the center and uses banners, fonts, and colors to look professional without being childish. [3] Interior pages like the contents page and double-page spread continue this style with bold fonts, photos, and social media promotion.
Final Images for Magazine
The document discusses image choices for different sections of a magazine. For the front cover, the author chose an image of a model giving direct address to allow space around it for coverlines. For the contents page, the author chose the first image because it could anchor to a page number and the models' positions fit better there than a double page spread. For the double page spread, the author chose four images that show the models having fun and reinforce the article's topic that musicians are just like regular people, subverting rock star stereotypes. All images reinforce the magazine's rock genre.
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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.
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The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups through its visual design choices. For the front cover, black and white colors were used to appeal to the gothic audience. The contents page features an image of a band to interest readers who enjoy rock music and attending concerts. A double page spread uses a photo shot at an angle from above to make readers feel like they are at a gig and to draw their interest in the band through the lighting effects.
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The document describes revisions made to a music magazine media product. The original magazine was changed to have different text styles and colors. It was also altered to focus on the music industry rather than study resources. Pictures used in the contents page and spreads were intended to identify the target audience of teenagers aged 13-19. The second attempt at the magazine featured significant changes to the layout and colors from the first version. Photos were edited in Photoshop to adjust tones and slim figures to stand out within the magazine. A questionnaire informed revisions to appeal to what readers wanted to see if the magazine was for sale.
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The document compares the forms and conventions used in the author's media product to a real magazine called NME. It discusses similarities and differences in the front cover, masthead, images, pull quotes, and footer. It also analyzes the contents page and article page layouts between the two magazines. Finally, it discusses how the author's media product represents a variety of social groups associated with indie music rather than focusing on one stereotypical group.
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The document discusses the author's process for creating their own music magazine. They began by researching conventions from popular magazines like Kerrang and Rocksound to determine style elements. For the front cover, they incorporated conventions like making it "busy" with graphics while also including an article strip for readability. Through iterations, they developed a design that targeted teenagers and young adults by including a group image and bold colors. Interior pages also followed conventions for elements like the contents page, double-page interview spread, and use of design principles. The author's final magazine successfully emulated conventions of real music magazines.
Evaluation Question 1
This document analyzes how Jake Scott's media product challenges or develops conventions of real media products.
It discusses several design elements of Jake's magazine cover and how they compare to real magazines, such as using a group photo which breaks conventions. The masthead and colors also differ from typical magazines.
The contents page is inspired by Billboard and includes charts, images, and sections on the music industry like real magazines. Columns, images, and pulled quotes are used on the double page spread similar to conventions in Q magazine.
Evaluation Question 1
This document analyzes how Jake Scott's media product challenges or develops conventions of real media products.
It discusses several ways Jake's magazine front cover compares to real magazines, such as using a group photo instead of a solo shot and including two people not fully in frame. The masthead and placement of cover lines are similar to real magazines.
The contents page draws from conventions of Billboard, Q Magazine, and Vibe Magazine, including charts, color schemes, images, and promotional text. It sectioned different parts like Billboard.
The double page spread includes a pulled quote image and interview columns like in Q Magazine. Live performance photos emulate styles from other magazines.
Evaluation question 1
This document analyzes how Jake Scott's media product challenges or develops conventions of real media products.
It discusses several ways Jake's magazine front cover compares to real magazines, such as using a group photo instead of a solo shot and including two people not fully in frame. The masthead and placement of cover lines are similar to real magazines.
The contents page draws from conventions of Billboard, Q Magazine, and Vibe Magazine, including charts, color schemes, images, and promotional text. It sectioned different parts like Billboard.
The double page spread includes a pulled quote and interview columns like in Q Magazine, with natural and performance photos of the featured artists.
As coursework school
This document contains information about a student's process of designing a school magazine as practice for designing their music magazine. It describes the research and drafting process, including looking at other magazines for inspiration on layout, cover design, and contents page design. The student summarizes what they have learned about using software and understanding magazine design through creating the school magazine. They then discuss plans and research for their music magazine cover and contents page design.
Q1
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It summarizes that:
1) Many elements of the magazine, like the front cover photograph, masthead, and contents page, follow conventions of real magazines.
2) Some elements challenge conventions, like simplified cover lines and details placed at the top of the page.
3) The double page spread challenges conventions with its separation of image and text into a simple layout, though the photo itself does not.
Question 1
The document summarizes the development of various design elements for a magazine media product. It describes how the author refined their logo design through iterations to end with a more professional logo. It also details how images on the front cover and contents page were modified based on feedback to better represent the genre. Elements like the barcode, price, date and color scheme are included to match conventions of real magazines. The document discusses using inspiration from existing music magazine layouts while developing unique elements like giveaways to engage readers.
Evaluation
The document discusses the design choices made for various elements of a magazine media product, including the masthead, front cover, contents page, and a double page article spread. For each element, the student compares their design to examples from other magazines and explains how their choices develop or challenge conventions. The student also discusses how the magazine would represent its target audience and the technologies learned through the process of constructing the media product.
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Question 7
This document discusses the lessons learned from creating two magazines - a school magazine and a music magazine. For the school magazine, the author did not properly layout the text and colors, making it difficult to read. However, in creating the music magazine, the author learned to use InDesign tools better to layout columns, line up text, add consistent colors, and make elements like stickers and photos stand out. The author also learned Photoshop skills like cutting out pictures to fit on pages. Overall, the proper use of layout, columns, colors and images were important lessons that made the music magazine look more professional compared to the initial school magazine.
Question 3
My magazine is aimed at teenagers and young adults about the world of music. The front cover features an interview with pop star Olivia Boon. The magazine would be distributed to stores like WHSmith and supermarkets to be sold alongside other music magazines. I would also advertise the magazine online and on social media to promote it to my target audience. There are several publishers that would be suitable since they publish similar music magazines, but Bauer would be the best choice as they have over 300 magazines worldwide and TV/radio stations to promote a new music title and share my target audience.
Evaluation- Question One
The document provides details about how the media product uses conventions of real magazines. It summarizes how each section of the mock magazine - the masthead, front cover, contents page, and double page spread - draws inspiration from and implements conventions of real magazines. This includes using bold mastheads, cover images that overlap text, barcode and pricing, prominent artist images, and consistent fonts and layouts throughout. The goal is to create a magazine that will appeal to a target audience of 16-25 year olds with a simple yet sophisticated design inspired by more high-end music magazines.
Question 3
Bauer Magazines would be an ideal publisher and distributor for the music magazine. As Europe's largest privately owned publishing group with over 230 magazines across 15 countries, Bauer has a wide reach to distribute the magazine. They publish a variety of magazines without focusing on any specific genre. Distributing through Bauer would allow the magazine to be sold through major retailers like supermarkets, newsagents, and WHSmith, making it highly accessible to the target 18-25 audience. Online distribution would also help expand the audience. Bauer is a good fit as they already publish the similar music-focused magazine Q, showing there is a market for this type of product.
Question 3
Bauer Magazines would be an ideal publisher and distributor for the music magazine. As the largest privately owned publishing group in Europe with over 230 magazines across 15 countries, Bauer has extensive distribution networks. They do not restrict themselves to specific genres, allowing publication of the music magazine focused on classic and sophisticated music aimed at 18-25 year olds. The magazine would be distributed through major retailers like supermarkets and newsagents to reach its target audience. Bauer already publishes a successful music magazine, Q, so there is a proven market for this type of product.
Question 3
Bauer Magazines would be an ideal publisher and distributor for the music magazine. As Europe's largest privately owned publishing group, Bauer publishes over 230 magazines across 15 countries. They do not focus on specific genres, allowing for publication of the music magazine. The music magazine targets 18-25 year olds interested in classic and sophisticated music, mirroring the audience of Q magazine, which Bauer already publishes successfully. Distributing the magazine through Bauer would allow it to be sold widely in supermarkets, newsagents, and online, ensuring accessibility to the target audience.
Qwestion 2
Lily Attwood has created a media magazine aimed at 20-35 year olds, similar to music magazine 'Q'. She has selected content and designed the front cover, contents, and double page spread with this target audience in mind. Throughout the magazine, the theme is classy and sophisticated. The front cover features a classy new artist wearing a skirt and sophisticated top to portray her as professional and tie into the target age range. Articles discuss similar artists like Jessie J, One Direction, and Taylor Swift that would appeal to 20-35 year olds. The magazine's £2.99 price is average compared to others.
Qwestion 2
Lily Attwood has created a media magazine aimed at 20-35 year olds, similar to music magazine 'Q'. She has selected content and designed the front cover, contents, and double page spread with this target audience in mind. Throughout the magazine, the theme is classy and sophisticated. The front cover features a classy new artist wearing a skirt and sophisticated top to portray her as professional and tie into the target age range. Articles discuss similar artists like Jessie J, One Direction, and Taylor Swift that would appeal to 20-35 year olds. The magazine's £2.99 price is average compared to others.
Presentation1
The document discusses how a student's media product challenges and develops conventions of real media.
The student kept some conventions like bold mastheads and cover photos showing the subject. However, the student challenged conventions by using a montage on the contents page instead of a group photo, and placing the masthead in the top right instead of left. The student also included a bar with the masthead and page number at the bottom of the contents page, which is not a convention in real media products.
On the double page spread, the student conformed to conventions like keeping each page separate around the fold and having an informal photo. But the student included more text than some pop magazines to engage older readers. The student developed
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- 2. 1. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products? I chose to look at this cover to inspire me for my own. This is a very good cover as it has many good features within it. The masthead is very bold and you are attracted to the cover story because it’s had the biggest writing on the page. I have followed these conventions in my own magazine as I have a bold mast head and a big cover story on the front page. Another thing that is good about this front cover is that it stick to 3 main colours throughout. They are all complimenting colours together which I have followed within my own magazine. I have also followed the design as I really like the way the photo takes up most of the page so you know the main story is about them.
- 3. Use of real media products Both of these are great magazine covers they both have great photos to start with and then they have busy surroundings. For example the photo is mainly there face which gives them space to write around it .I have taken conventions from both for example the writing type and the style of the stickers I have also been inspired to use on my own. I have used there colours within mine for example red. I have not used followed the picture as I wanted a full body picture but I have followed the way the have used different sizing of lettering.
- 4. Contents comparisons Both of these magazines contents are really well written and presented they both have a good layout as all of the writing is lined up and there are 2-3 main colours they have consistently used. They are both different as they have different audiences but they have both marketed there music genre in the magazine. For example the one on the right is mainly for rock music so they have ‘rock stars’ modelling in a picture. Where as the Q’s contents is more classy and sophisticated they have also designed the magazine for the type of genre of music, as I think this magazine is more up market than the other one. Compared to mine I have followed Q’s contents as I think for my type of music genre (pop) it is a better design it I have also followed the colouring within the contents page which means sticking to 2-3 main colours.
- 5. Double page spread comparisons I have followed both of these double page spreads as they have similar writing. The two double page spreads above are from Q’s magazine. They both have big starting sentences e.g. ‘early on’ or ‘got the love’. I have done this e.g. ‘living the dream’. I have followed the picture of the USA page as I really liked the way it was designed but I have got a united kingdom flag over my model. The difference between mine and Q’s is that I have my mast head on all three pages where as Q’s only has it on there front cover. I decided to put mine on as I wanted a sense of consistency throughout my front cover, contents and double page spread.
- 6. Challenging real media products my magazine is not like these as when I was looking as past magazines I did not want anything like this as I feel it looks too much like a comic. I feel that the picture and the design has no music feel towards it and the yellow banner on one of the magazines looks like an ordinary magazine. The masthead is also not very clear as the pictures consistently are in front of it. This is why when I designed mine I wanted a clear bold masthead.