The document summarizes the feedback received from surveys about a horror film magazine cover design. The surveys indicated that: 1) The genre of the magazine was clearly horror based on its conventions and target audience. 2) The main image on the cover was strong and eye-catching for the genre by looking scary yet enticing readers inside. 3) The colors worked well together to represent the horror genre using the three-color rule. 4) The overall design was attention-grabbing through its bright colors, simple structure, and attractive fonts while effectively representing the horror genre. 5) The fonts suited the horror genre and magazine format, coming across as effective yet easy to read.

1. Analyzing Results
Film Magazine

2. Can you tell what genre my film magazine is?
If so what genre is it?
All three results that I got back said that
that the genre was clear and that it was
horror genre. This helps me feel more
confident in what I have produced as it
means that my target audience are
finding it clear to understand and also that
the conventions that I have used can be
understood and related to the horror
genre. From this I now know that I do not
need to change anything on my film
magazine so the genre is easier to
understand as it is already clear.

3. Do you think that the main image is strong
enough for a front cover of a film magazine? If
yes, why?
All three of the results which I received
back said that the image was strong
enough to be on my front cover. They
also said that it relates back to the
genre of the film which also adds a
scare factor and is eye catching in the
sense that it makes you want to read
inside. This is what I was trying to
achieve when I took this picture and
also when I was editing it so I am glad
that the genre comes through in the
picture and also that it grabs the
audiences attention. I therefore do not
need to make any changes to this
image as it works well how it is now.

4. Do you think that the colour’s work well
together?
The responses which I received
back on my survey all said that
they thought the colour’s worked
well. Two of the reasons why said
that it links back to the genre. This
is good as I chose colour’s to
represent the horror genre so I am
glad that this came across within
my target audience. I also chose to
do the three colour rule so I am
glad that my audience found that I
did not need to use another colour.
Therefore, I do not need to change
any of the colour’s on my front
cover as they work well how they
are now.

5. Do you think the overall front cover is eye
catching and makes you want to read inside?
If yes, please state why
All of the results which I received back
said that they found the overall front
cover eye catching. This is good as it
is the main thing that you want to
achieve when you are producing your
magazine. The reasons why were that
the structure is simple so not too
overpowering and crowded, which
makes it easier to read and look at.
Also how bright colour’s make it stand
out and the fonts used attract the
audience. From this I do not think that
I need to change anything to try and
grab the audiences attention, because
from the results I have received back I
seem to of been able to manage that.

6. Do you like the fonts which have been used
on my front cover?
The fonts which I chose represent
the horror genre for me and also a
film magazine. However I was not
sure whether my audience would
understand this but from the
feedback I received they all said
that they liked it and that it was
effective. I am glad that it is
effective and brings a strong effect
across but is easy to read and
understand. They have also said
that it relates back to the horror
genre. From this I now feel more
confident in what I tried to achieve
and that people understand it. I do
not think that I need to make any
changes to the font now.

7. Are there any changes which you think I need
to make to my front cover? If so please state
what needs to be changed
Two of the responses which I
received back said that everything
worked well and I needed to make no
changes. However, one response
spoke about separating the sub
headings so it is clearer. I have tried
this before though and found that by
doing that it did not bring continuity to
my magazine and that it did not work
well together. So I have decided not
to do this change to my magazine as I
believe that it works fine how it is and
that the structure is of what you would
find on most film magazines. Also the
other two responses found my
structure was fine and worked well.