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The document discusses the design choices made for a magazine flat plan. It describes choosing a darker purple color based on feedback that it would be more gender neutral than lilac. It also explains using mid-shots on the cover to create a personal connection with readers and make them want to buy the magazine. A range of studio and live shots are used for the contents page to showcase the magazine's variety and appeal to more of the target audience. Photographs are selected for the double page spread to interact with each other and feel connected.
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Evaluation 5
This document discusses how the magazine attracted and addressed its audience. [1] The magazine used conventions from other professional magazines in its layout and mise-en-scene to attract the audience. [2] Language, layout, fonts, and models were chosen to communicate with and appeal to the intended young audience. [3] Audience research found the magazine should include topics that appeal to both male and female readers, as well as promote its social media presence to interact with readers.
Evaluation Question 1 - Front Cover
This document discusses how the media product, a music magazine called Pyramid, uses and develops conventions of real music magazines in its design. It has a close-up front cover image that challenges conventions by having the subject look away from the camera. It uses a single bright color like indie magazines. There is limited catchy text on the cover following conventions. The masthead is centered at the top like other magazines and the name Pyramid references the music scene and targets hipster fashion trends.
Drawn design sheets
The document discusses the design of a magazine, including:
1) The masthead will use bright colors like yellow or orange with dark text to stand out.
2) The background color will be grey to allow other elements to stand out with bright fonts.
3) A double page spread will use typical magazine colors of white, grey, and black and include a full-body photo and article about Macklemore.
How did you attract your audience
The document discusses various design choices made to attract an indie music target audience to an indie music magazine. Bold headings, indie fonts, bright contrasting colors like red and yellow, traditional indie colors of red, black and white, informal writing style, simple front cover layout, table of contents, listing of music tour dates, and non-mainstream music advertisements were used to make the magazine appealing to the target indie audience. These design elements aimed to attract the audience by looking authentic to indie styles, being eye-catching while organized, using a tone the audience could relate to, and providing relevant information about music.
Q2
The document represents a 16-24 year old audience in its media product. It uses sophisticated but not too bright colors that would appeal to both males and females of this age range. The font is from the classic Mario Bros video game, which most people in this demographic would recognize. Images of musicians posing with guitars give the magazine a professional look common in this music genre. The writing aims for an informal, relaxed and sometimes sarcastic tone to effectively connect with this target audience.
Evaluation Q3
The document discusses strategies for attracting and addressing an indie audience in a magazine. It suggests using large prominent photographs on the cover that feature people who represent the indie genre to help readers identify with them. It also recommends using a large masthead across the cover and highlighting artist names in larger font to draw attention to the featured content. The text aims to make readers feel like they are part of an exclusive yet social indie group by directly addressing them, using possessive pronouns, and providing content that helps build their personal and social identities within that community.
How did you attract and address your audience
The document discusses how the magazine addresses and attracts its audience through direct mode of address, color scheme and fonts, and informal language. The front cover uses direct eye contact to focus the reader's attention on the main article. The color scheme of red, yellow, black, and white was chosen based on audience research and helps the colors "clash" and stand out. Common fonts like "zombified" create a rock magazine feel while "birth of a hero" provides readability. The informal language and quotes are meant to engage readers and portray the magazine as hard-hitting.
How does this attract the reader
This cover story aims to gratify personal identity and cultivate personal relationships among readers. It does so by featuring a potential celebrity that readers will want to know more about, which could lead them to explore that artist's content and form connections through shared interests. Additionally, the informal language is meant to create a comfortable reading experience and closer bond between the magazine and its audience.
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Evaluation 5
This document discusses how the magazine attracted and addressed its audience. [1] The magazine used conventions from other professional magazines in its layout and mise-en-scene to attract the audience. [2] Language, layout, fonts, and models were chosen to communicate with and appeal to the intended young audience. [3] Audience research found the magazine should include topics that appeal to both male and female readers, as well as promote its social media presence to interact with readers.
Evaluation Question 1 - Front Cover
This document discusses how the media product, a music magazine called Pyramid, uses and develops conventions of real music magazines in its design. It has a close-up front cover image that challenges conventions by having the subject look away from the camera. It uses a single bright color like indie magazines. There is limited catchy text on the cover following conventions. The masthead is centered at the top like other magazines and the name Pyramid references the music scene and targets hipster fashion trends.
Drawn design sheets
The document discusses the design of a magazine, including:
1) The masthead will use bright colors like yellow or orange with dark text to stand out.
2) The background color will be grey to allow other elements to stand out with bright fonts.
3) A double page spread will use typical magazine colors of white, grey, and black and include a full-body photo and article about Macklemore.
How did you attract your audience
The document discusses various design choices made to attract an indie music target audience to an indie music magazine. Bold headings, indie fonts, bright contrasting colors like red and yellow, traditional indie colors of red, black and white, informal writing style, simple front cover layout, table of contents, listing of music tour dates, and non-mainstream music advertisements were used to make the magazine appealing to the target indie audience. These design elements aimed to attract the audience by looking authentic to indie styles, being eye-catching while organized, using a tone the audience could relate to, and providing relevant information about music.
Q2
The document represents a 16-24 year old audience in its media product. It uses sophisticated but not too bright colors that would appeal to both males and females of this age range. The font is from the classic Mario Bros video game, which most people in this demographic would recognize. Images of musicians posing with guitars give the magazine a professional look common in this music genre. The writing aims for an informal, relaxed and sometimes sarcastic tone to effectively connect with this target audience.
Evaluation Q3
The document discusses strategies for attracting and addressing an indie audience in a magazine. It suggests using large prominent photographs on the cover that feature people who represent the indie genre to help readers identify with them. It also recommends using a large masthead across the cover and highlighting artist names in larger font to draw attention to the featured content. The text aims to make readers feel like they are part of an exclusive yet social indie group by directly addressing them, using possessive pronouns, and providing content that helps build their personal and social identities within that community.
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The document discusses how the magazine addresses and attracts its audience through direct mode of address, color scheme and fonts, and informal language. The front cover uses direct eye contact to focus the reader's attention on the main article. The color scheme of red, yellow, black, and white was chosen based on audience research and helps the colors "clash" and stand out. Common fonts like "zombified" create a rock magazine feel while "birth of a hero" provides readability. The informal language and quotes are meant to engage readers and portray the magazine as hard-hitting.
How does this attract the reader
This cover story aims to gratify personal identity and cultivate personal relationships among readers. It does so by featuring a potential celebrity that readers will want to know more about, which could lead them to explore that artist's content and form connections through shared interests. Additionally, the informal language is meant to create a comfortable reading experience and closer bond between the magazine and its audience.
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Colour schemes
The document discusses the color scheme selection process for a rock music magazine. The author chose to use gold as the primary color based on the results of a survey of the target audience. Gold received the most votes and represents the genre of rock music. It also alludes to a classic 1980s song appealing to the older target demographic. Burgundy and light blue were also considered but did not stand out as much against the background colors.
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Evaluation 1
This document summarizes how the media product, a magazine, uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It discusses taking inspiration from the layout of Fader magazine, including the double page spread style and column text. It also summarizes the inspiration for the magazine's title from other music magazines and how it fits conventions. The document discusses keeping a simple, stripped back graphical and layout style while still making everything purposeful. It also summarizes how the magazine's costumes, photos, and color scheme fit conventions in an unconventional way to suit the magazine's style.
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In what way does my media product use
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Rhys qu 2
Taz was chosen as the model for the magazine because he had a rock and edgy look that fit the position well. The inspiration came from a magazine where a Muse band member posed as a serious model that engaged readers. Taz is a younger version that type of model, allowing the magazine to target younger readers. Contrasting images are mentioned to further emphasize the central image.
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Presentation3
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Evaluation 1
The document discusses how the author's media product compares to conventions of real music magazines in its design and layout. It analyzes the masthead, cover image, exclusive features notice, contents listing, pull quotes, and artist profiles. The masthead uses shadowing like NME magazine. The cover image names the artist like Kerrang. An exclusive features notice and barcode add realism. The contents listing has unique spacing. Pull quotes are used consistently. Large titles introduce artist profiles as in NME. Overall it aims to emulate conventions of real music magazines while adding some original elements.
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Question 2
The document discusses the target audience and design of a magazine. The target audience is teenagers and young adults who enjoy a range of music genres like Oasis and Justin Bieber. A mood board was created to help design the magazine to appeal to this audience. The front cover features a female model smiling directly at the camera to represent purity and innocence. Neutral colors and clothing were chosen so as not to distract from the content and sell lines. While primarily aimed at women, the magazine hopes to appeal to both genders through inclusion of various topics and avoidance of stereotyping.
Question 2
The document discusses representation in media and how the creator chose to represent their magazine cover model. Specifically:
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- The model wears a tight dress and has her hair down, posing with her hand on her hip in what is described as a "sassy" pose, meant to portray confidence and a rebellious attitude relatable to teenagers.
- Efforts were made to portray the model as "innocent" yet elegant, through her facial expression and minimized makeup.
- The layout and design aim to keep the focus on the model,
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Evaluation 1
This document summarizes how the media product, a magazine, uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It discusses taking inspiration from the layout of Fader magazine, including the double page spread style and column text. It also summarizes the inspiration for the magazine's title from other music magazines and how it fits conventions. The document discusses keeping a simple, stripped back graphical and layout style while still making everything purposeful. It also summarizes how the magazine's costumes, photos, and color scheme fit conventions in an unconventional way to suit the magazine's style.
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The document discusses how the author's media product compares to conventions of real music magazines in its design and layout. It analyzes the masthead, cover image, exclusive features notice, contents listing, pull quotes, and artist profiles. The masthead uses shadowing like NME magazine. The cover image names the artist like Kerrang. An exclusive features notice and barcode add realism. The contents listing has unique spacing. Pull quotes are used consistently. Large titles introduce artist profiles as in NME. Overall it aims to emulate conventions of real music magazines while adding some original elements.
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- 1. In these slides I have combined the ideas from my style sheet along with my final ideas for flat plans. This paints a clearer picture of what I want the finished product to look like, as well as giving me a plan to work from when I come to take my photographs. I have chosen to use a darker purple than originally intended because in some feedback I received, people thought that lilac was a more feminine colour. I asked what would make it more gender neutral and people thought that a deeper more pastel purple would be better.
- 2. I chose to use this kind of picture because in my research I found that the majority of front covers us mid-shots of a person/band. They do this so that the reader feels instantly connected to the person on the magazine cover, and therefore with the magazine. This makes it seem more personal to you, making you want to buy it.
- 3. For the contents page I have chosen to use a range of studio and live shots, this is to show the variation of cover lines within the magazine. This helps to show that the magazine isn’t just about one thing, it is variable and has something for everyone. Therefore it appeals to a larger target audience. I have used a range of photos from close up, to long shot. This is so the audience feels like they know the bands from every angle and also gives the magazine more visual variation.
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