Find 'Your Tribe' Analysis
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The document summarizes the results of a personality questionnaire called "Find Your Tribe" that aimed to help the author understand their own personality type and that of their target audience. The author's results identified them as a "Smart urban" personality type that wants a good job and cares about style. As a result, the author plans to create a more classy magazine, using Vogue as a style model for its smart and classy layouts and language.
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Q5
The document discusses the design elements of a magazine cover and contents page. It notes that the main cover image uses an intriguing pose that could attract audiences. The contents page also features artists in different poses to interest readers in choosing their favorite. The masthead is prominently displayed at the top of the page as the name is important for audiences. Outfits worn by models on the pages should suit their appearance and influence the magazine's genre without being inappropriate. A double page article tells the biography of an artist through a large, eye-catching picture and bold text using bright colors and unique font to attract readers.
Unit 50 writing copy – assignment 2
The document discusses writing a VIP article for a music magazine. It will follow a typical VIP style format with a large image on the right page alongside columns of questions and answers on the left. The questions and answers will provide information about an artist, including their background and inspirations. This informal interview format allows the artist to guide the discussion and help readers learn about an up-and-coming artist. The target audience for this style of article are typically music fans between ages 24-26 who enjoy learning about new artists and going to clubs.
Question 5
The document summarizes the strategies used to attract the target audience of a music magazine focusing on rock and alternative genres. It discusses using cover lines and stories about popular bands, information on upcoming concerts and tours, and exclusive interviews. The language, images, and distribution methods were also tailored to appeal to the target demographic of teenage fans of rock music. Informal language, explanations points, and addressing the reader directly were used. Photos featured musicians with instruments to signify the genre. Both male and female models were used to attract a wider audience. Distribution involved advertising at concert venues and in locations associated with rock music culture.
In what way does your media product use
My media product is a music magazine influenced by the house music genre. It challenges conventions in some ways, such as placing the "contents" label at the bottom left of the page rather than the top. This was done to make the magazine seem fresh and appealing to its target audience. While most conventions are followed, such as the masthead placement in the upper third, some elements aim to make the magazine stand out, like using a distinctive font for the masthead. Overall, the magazine follows most magazine conventions but aims to experiment more as it becomes established.
Evaluation question 5
- The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience for their magazine. Their market research showed the target audience should be 16 years and older to attract a wide range of readers.
- The magazine targets fans of rock music through its dark color scheme of red, black, and grey, which represents the genre. This color scheme resembles that of the rock music magazine Q.
- The main article is written in an informal interview style about a young artist to appeal to and relate to their young audience. High-key lighting and young models in the photos also enable audience identification.
- The magazine's layout is mature like Q's to attract an older audience of 16 years and over. It follows design principles to place important
Evaluation - Question 4&5
The target audience for the magazine is 18-24 year olds who are equally male and female and interested in hip-hop, R&B, and current artists. To attract this audience, neutral colors like black and white were used along with pink to appeal to females. Feedback from the target audience was incorporated into the magazine. The front cover uses big artist names and "exclusive" content. While the model is male, he is portrayed in a softer way. The contents page features a female artist quote. Features include stories on popular artists and sports to engage males and females. Double page spreads provide background on artists to create connection and exclusivity.
Who would be the audience for your media
The target audience of the indie music magazine is males and females aged 15-25 who follow indie music trends. They would mostly be students or working entry-level jobs. The magazine would attract this audience through its focus on indie music genres. Images of models wearing typical indie styles at eye-level would appeal to the audience's aesthetic. Marketing through social media platforms like Instagram and Tumblr as well as indie-focused shops would be effective ways to promote the magazine to this demographic.
Who would be the audience for your media
The target audience of the indie music magazine is males and females aged 15-25 who follow indie music trends. They would mostly be students or working entry-level jobs. The magazine would attract this audience through its focus on indie music genres. Images of models wearing typical indie styles at eye-level would appeal to the audience's aesthetic. Marketing through social media platforms and venues popular with this demographic, like Urban Outfitters and O2 Academies, would be effective ways to promote the magazine to its target audience.
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The document discusses the design elements of a magazine cover and contents page. It notes that the main cover image uses an intriguing pose that could attract audiences. The contents page also features artists in different poses to interest readers in choosing their favorite. The masthead is prominently displayed at the top of the page as the name is important for audiences. Outfits worn by models on the pages should suit their appearance and influence the magazine's genre without being inappropriate. A double page article tells the biography of an artist through a large, eye-catching picture and bold text using bright colors and unique font to attract readers.
Unit 50 writing copy – assignment 2
The document discusses writing a VIP article for a music magazine. It will follow a typical VIP style format with a large image on the right page alongside columns of questions and answers on the left. The questions and answers will provide information about an artist, including their background and inspirations. This informal interview format allows the artist to guide the discussion and help readers learn about an up-and-coming artist. The target audience for this style of article are typically music fans between ages 24-26 who enjoy learning about new artists and going to clubs.
Question 5
The document summarizes the strategies used to attract the target audience of a music magazine focusing on rock and alternative genres. It discusses using cover lines and stories about popular bands, information on upcoming concerts and tours, and exclusive interviews. The language, images, and distribution methods were also tailored to appeal to the target demographic of teenage fans of rock music. Informal language, explanations points, and addressing the reader directly were used. Photos featured musicians with instruments to signify the genre. Both male and female models were used to attract a wider audience. Distribution involved advertising at concert venues and in locations associated with rock music culture.
In what way does your media product use
My media product is a music magazine influenced by the house music genre. It challenges conventions in some ways, such as placing the "contents" label at the bottom left of the page rather than the top. This was done to make the magazine seem fresh and appealing to its target audience. While most conventions are followed, such as the masthead placement in the upper third, some elements aim to make the magazine stand out, like using a distinctive font for the masthead. Overall, the magazine follows most magazine conventions but aims to experiment more as it becomes established.
Evaluation question 5
- The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience for their magazine. Their market research showed the target audience should be 16 years and older to attract a wide range of readers.
- The magazine targets fans of rock music through its dark color scheme of red, black, and grey, which represents the genre. This color scheme resembles that of the rock music magazine Q.
- The main article is written in an informal interview style about a young artist to appeal to and relate to their young audience. High-key lighting and young models in the photos also enable audience identification.
- The magazine's layout is mature like Q's to attract an older audience of 16 years and over. It follows design principles to place important
Evaluation - Question 4&5
The target audience for the magazine is 18-24 year olds who are equally male and female and interested in hip-hop, R&B, and current artists. To attract this audience, neutral colors like black and white were used along with pink to appeal to females. Feedback from the target audience was incorporated into the magazine. The front cover uses big artist names and "exclusive" content. While the model is male, he is portrayed in a softer way. The contents page features a female artist quote. Features include stories on popular artists and sports to engage males and females. Double page spreads provide background on artists to create connection and exclusivity.
Who would be the audience for your media
The target audience of the indie music magazine is males and females aged 15-25 who follow indie music trends. They would mostly be students or working entry-level jobs. The magazine would attract this audience through its focus on indie music genres. Images of models wearing typical indie styles at eye-level would appeal to the audience's aesthetic. Marketing through social media platforms like Instagram and Tumblr as well as indie-focused shops would be effective ways to promote the magazine to this demographic.
Who would be the audience for your media
The target audience of the indie music magazine is males and females aged 15-25 who follow indie music trends. They would mostly be students or working entry-level jobs. The magazine would attract this audience through its focus on indie music genres. Images of models wearing typical indie styles at eye-level would appeal to the audience's aesthetic. Marketing through social media platforms and venues popular with this demographic, like Urban Outfitters and O2 Academies, would be effective ways to promote the magazine to its target audience.
Evaluation - Question 2
The magazine represents young British and American adults. While all images feature male models in line with genre conventions, the document aims to be inclusive of both male and female readers. Models are posed and dressed to appear approachable and non-intimidating. Photos use direct eye contact and softer facial expressions to create connection. Layout and design features simple, easy to read text and bold colors to appeal to younger audiences. The goal is to relate artists to readers and build fan bases through a sense of personal relationship.
Evaluation q3)
Bauer Media would be a good publisher for the author's rock magazine "Keruption" as they already publish similar magazines like Kerrang, Q, and Mojo. The author based their magazine on these publications.
The magazine took inspiration from popular rock magazines such as Kerrang, Q, Rolling Stone, and Mojo in its codes and conventions around layout, cover lines, and color scheme.
The magazine would be sold in places frequented by its target rock audience, like newsagents, supermarkets, and rock music stores both physically and online, in order to be accessible and visible to potential buyers.
EVALUATION
The document summarizes the process of creating a music magazine as part of a school project. It discusses how conventions from real magazines like layout, fonts and images were used. The target audience is identified as male teenagers interested in rock music. Photoshop skills like cropping, lighting adjustment and cloning were applied to design the magazine. A blogger site was used to organize work. Lessons were learned about magazine design techniques and using photography equipment.
Ev question 2
This document discusses the design choices made for a magazine targeting white British teenagers and young adults aged 16-18. On the front cover, a male model aged 18 is featured in a style of dress stereotypical of indie singer-songwriters to appeal to that audience. A double page spread features a female model in a way that goes against conventions of sexualization, aiming to appeal to both male and female readers. Shot types and layouts were selected to build relationships between readers and models while maintaining a minimalist, calming style.
Question 2
The document discusses representation in media and how the creator chose to represent their magazine cover model. Specifically:
- The model is represented as a 16-year-old white heterosexual female, which the creator felt would be most relatable to their target audience.
- 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,
Ellie question 5
The front cover uses a bold masthead and image of a famous female artist to attract the target audience of 15-25 year old women. Information bars highlight the magazine as the biggest of 2011 to entice readers.
The contents page features the main artist to give a sense of genre. A grid layout makes information easy to find. Page numbers link pictures to articles so readers know what they will be reading about.
The double page spread engages readers with pull quotes and a grid format for readability. A fact box provides social media details of the artist to connect readers. Drop caps and multiple entry points guide readers through the article for an easy read.
Evaluation 4 +5
The target audience of the magazine is males and females aged 17-25. The creator conducted a Facebook group chat with the target audience to determine what they want from a magazine. Neutral colors were used throughout that were not gender specific in order to appeal to both males and females. The magazine takes an alternative approach focusing on vintage inspired fashion rather than modern styles. It draws inspiration from magazines like Clash Music using high contrast black, white and grey colors along with green lighting on the front cover. Reception theory is used to create an emotional bond between readers and artists featured in order to attract the target audience and encourage repeat readership.
Final major project_proposal_form_
1) Ashleigh Darlington proposes creating a fashion and celebrity gossip magazine as her final major project.
2) The 4-page magazine will include celebrity interviews, fashion content, and a weekly celebrity column.
3) The target audience is older teenage and young adult females, as they are most interested in the gossip genre.
4) To appeal to this audience, the magazine will be affordable at £2 and feature an attractive celebrity around the audience's age on the cover alongside enticing text.
As evaluation
The document discusses how the media product challenges and uses conventions of real media. It notes that the title is both conventional as it is bold and stands out, but also challenges conventions by including a musical treble clef symbol. Images are used to portray the magazine as cool, indie, and centered around music and gigs. Costumes and props like a guitar help recognize the type of magazine and its theme, while sometimes going against conventions by coming before the photo shoot. Social groups represented include males who want attention and females who care about their appearance and vanity. The likely distributors are music magazines and the audience is music fans.
Feature Article Questionnaire
The document is a survey about a music magazine feature article, asking questions to determine what first attracted the reader, their opinions on the color scheme and presentation, the intended audience, and whether the photography relates to the story. It inquires about the headline, color scheme, and text and asks if the color scheme is continued throughout, if the article looks presentable, what audience it is aimed at, and if the photography relates to the story.
Q5 re
The document summarizes how the magazine was designed to attract its target audience of young alt-rock fans. The magazine features a dark color scheme of red and black, a jumbled layout, and "messy" distorted fonts to appeal to the target audience. The writing uses "hook" words to create interest, a casual lexis to connect with young readers, and direct address to have a conversational tone. The content focuses on the genres of music the audience prefers but also expands to related areas like fashion and celebrities that would interest them. The overall goal was to design a magazine that matches the "feel" of the target audience and emphasizes a sense of community through its visuals, writing, and design.
Evaluation question 2
The magazine represents several social groups, including gender by including both male and female images, age by focusing on people ages 16-17, and fashion/style through the trendy indie rock outfits featured. The informal writing style also aims to attract readers by providing a relaxed tone. Overall, the magazine tries to appeal to different groups through inclusive representation and relatable content.
Question 5
The document discusses how the creator of a music magazine addressed their target audience. They chose a poker theme to relate to the main story about a band and the idea that success in the music industry requires playing your cards right. Band names and artists were included to attract readers interested in learning more. The people featured are teenage boys of various ethnicities to allow the target audience of teenage boys to connect with the artists. A festival guide was included as an incentive for readers to buy the magazine since it offers something of value to fans who enjoy live music. Words like "greatest" were used to make the contents seem current and exclusive in order to keep readers interested in popular music trends.
Evaluation
The document summarizes the evaluation of a media magazine project. It discusses how the magazine uses conventions of real music magazines but with an individual design. It represents social groups like women and young people positively. The target audience is people interested in indie music. The creator learned skills in photography, Photoshop, and designing an effective magazine from this project.
How does your media product represent particular social groups
This magazine represents a group of mostly female audiences aged 20-30. The language, mostly female models, comforting colors, and vintage photo style were used to attract this target demographic. Props like vinyl records and disks were included to convey the magazine's focus. With a price of £10, the magazine is affordable for its target age range who are working but not too expensive to put them off from buying it.
Two evalution qs
The document discusses how the student's media product, a magazine, uses and develops conventions from the real-world magazine "XXL Magazine". The student repeats colors, logo style, lack of thumbnails, and other design elements from XXL. The student also challenges conventions by changing the layout of the contents page and separating the editorial onto its own page. The intended audience is described as black/urban followers ages 14-20 who enjoy hip-hop music. Images and headlines feature popular artist Usher to appeal to this target demographic.
How did you attract address the target audience
The author attracted their target audience of older readers by choosing muted colors and formal language over slang for the magazine. They based the magazine's style on "The Vintage Life" which targets a similar audience, using the same font but making edits to the title to make it stand out more. Most pages featured female models with occasional males, and the magazine title was placed in front of models as it made the title easier to distinguish, as done in the magazine being emulated.
Evaluation
The document discusses the author's evaluation of their magazine product. They aimed to follow conventions of existing magazines by using a striking front page layout, glamorous cover model, and stereotypical representations of women. While this helps attract the intended audience, the author acknowledges it also promotes unrealistic standards. Overall, the author feels they have learned more about magazine production conventions and techniques through this process compared to their preliminary work.
Presentation2
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of indie/rock teens and young adults in their magazine. On the front cover, they used a vintage yet urban style with minimal text and an image of a model looking directly at the viewer to connect with the audience. The contents page featured popular bands, new albums, tours, and a live gig article that would interest the target audience. Across pages, a consistent color palette and font were used, along with images of young models, to maintain fluency and attract the intended audience.
Evaluation part 1 - ways in which i used conventions
This document identifies and analyzes several conventions used in real music magazine covers, double page spreads, and contents pages. It notes conventions like slogans, brand names, cover lines, barcodes, celebrity images making eye contact, consistent colors, varied fonts and font sizes. For double page spreads, it mentions pulling out interesting quotes and using rule of thirds. Contents pages are described as including a visual copy of the magazine and girly design elements. The document concludes that it does not challenge these conventions as that could cause the magazine to lose its recognizable genre and readers.
Aaron Liffen AS Media evaluation
This document discusses the print media project that the author completed, which involved creating a magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread using Photoshop. The author explains that they chose to do the print task over film because they gained knowledge of what makes a magazine successful during their preliminary work. The document then discusses how the author's magazine uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real magazines through elements like cover lines, mastheads, headlines, and unconventional design choices. It also explains how the magazine represents teenagers in an aspirational way rather than using stereotypes. Finally, it proposes that IPC Media would be a suitable institution to distribute the magazine due to their target audiences and brands.
Evaluation
The document provides an analysis of a magazine product created by the author for a media assignment. It discusses the conventions and influences used in designing the magazine's front cover, contents page, and a double page spread interview. The front cover uses conventions like the masthead, issue details, cover lines, and a central image to attract audiences. The contents page promotes giveaways and lists the issue details. The double page spread separates the interview questions and answers for clarity and uses a headline and image to engage readers. Feedback from peers on Facebook praised the improved design elements from the author's preliminary work.
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Evaluation - Question 2
The magazine represents young British and American adults. While all images feature male models in line with genre conventions, the document aims to be inclusive of both male and female readers. Models are posed and dressed to appear approachable and non-intimidating. Photos use direct eye contact and softer facial expressions to create connection. Layout and design features simple, easy to read text and bold colors to appeal to younger audiences. The goal is to relate artists to readers and build fan bases through a sense of personal relationship.
Evaluation q3)
Bauer Media would be a good publisher for the author's rock magazine "Keruption" as they already publish similar magazines like Kerrang, Q, and Mojo. The author based their magazine on these publications.
The magazine took inspiration from popular rock magazines such as Kerrang, Q, Rolling Stone, and Mojo in its codes and conventions around layout, cover lines, and color scheme.
The magazine would be sold in places frequented by its target rock audience, like newsagents, supermarkets, and rock music stores both physically and online, in order to be accessible and visible to potential buyers.
EVALUATION
The document summarizes the process of creating a music magazine as part of a school project. It discusses how conventions from real magazines like layout, fonts and images were used. The target audience is identified as male teenagers interested in rock music. Photoshop skills like cropping, lighting adjustment and cloning were applied to design the magazine. A blogger site was used to organize work. Lessons were learned about magazine design techniques and using photography equipment.
Ev question 2
This document discusses the design choices made for a magazine targeting white British teenagers and young adults aged 16-18. On the front cover, a male model aged 18 is featured in a style of dress stereotypical of indie singer-songwriters to appeal to that audience. A double page spread features a female model in a way that goes against conventions of sexualization, aiming to appeal to both male and female readers. Shot types and layouts were selected to build relationships between readers and models while maintaining a minimalist, calming style.
Question 2
The document discusses representation in media and how the creator chose to represent their magazine cover model. Specifically:
- The model is represented as a 16-year-old white heterosexual female, which the creator felt would be most relatable to their target audience.
- 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,
Ellie question 5
The front cover uses a bold masthead and image of a famous female artist to attract the target audience of 15-25 year old women. Information bars highlight the magazine as the biggest of 2011 to entice readers.
The contents page features the main artist to give a sense of genre. A grid layout makes information easy to find. Page numbers link pictures to articles so readers know what they will be reading about.
The double page spread engages readers with pull quotes and a grid format for readability. A fact box provides social media details of the artist to connect readers. Drop caps and multiple entry points guide readers through the article for an easy read.
Evaluation 4 +5
The target audience of the magazine is males and females aged 17-25. The creator conducted a Facebook group chat with the target audience to determine what they want from a magazine. Neutral colors were used throughout that were not gender specific in order to appeal to both males and females. The magazine takes an alternative approach focusing on vintage inspired fashion rather than modern styles. It draws inspiration from magazines like Clash Music using high contrast black, white and grey colors along with green lighting on the front cover. Reception theory is used to create an emotional bond between readers and artists featured in order to attract the target audience and encourage repeat readership.
Final major project_proposal_form_
1) Ashleigh Darlington proposes creating a fashion and celebrity gossip magazine as her final major project.
2) The 4-page magazine will include celebrity interviews, fashion content, and a weekly celebrity column.
3) The target audience is older teenage and young adult females, as they are most interested in the gossip genre.
4) To appeal to this audience, the magazine will be affordable at £2 and feature an attractive celebrity around the audience's age on the cover alongside enticing text.
As evaluation
The document discusses how the media product challenges and uses conventions of real media. It notes that the title is both conventional as it is bold and stands out, but also challenges conventions by including a musical treble clef symbol. Images are used to portray the magazine as cool, indie, and centered around music and gigs. Costumes and props like a guitar help recognize the type of magazine and its theme, while sometimes going against conventions by coming before the photo shoot. Social groups represented include males who want attention and females who care about their appearance and vanity. The likely distributors are music magazines and the audience is music fans.
Feature Article Questionnaire
The document is a survey about a music magazine feature article, asking questions to determine what first attracted the reader, their opinions on the color scheme and presentation, the intended audience, and whether the photography relates to the story. It inquires about the headline, color scheme, and text and asks if the color scheme is continued throughout, if the article looks presentable, what audience it is aimed at, and if the photography relates to the story.
Q5 re
The document summarizes how the magazine was designed to attract its target audience of young alt-rock fans. The magazine features a dark color scheme of red and black, a jumbled layout, and "messy" distorted fonts to appeal to the target audience. The writing uses "hook" words to create interest, a casual lexis to connect with young readers, and direct address to have a conversational tone. The content focuses on the genres of music the audience prefers but also expands to related areas like fashion and celebrities that would interest them. The overall goal was to design a magazine that matches the "feel" of the target audience and emphasizes a sense of community through its visuals, writing, and design.
Evaluation question 2
The magazine represents several social groups, including gender by including both male and female images, age by focusing on people ages 16-17, and fashion/style through the trendy indie rock outfits featured. The informal writing style also aims to attract readers by providing a relaxed tone. Overall, the magazine tries to appeal to different groups through inclusive representation and relatable content.
Question 5
The document discusses how the creator of a music magazine addressed their target audience. They chose a poker theme to relate to the main story about a band and the idea that success in the music industry requires playing your cards right. Band names and artists were included to attract readers interested in learning more. The people featured are teenage boys of various ethnicities to allow the target audience of teenage boys to connect with the artists. A festival guide was included as an incentive for readers to buy the magazine since it offers something of value to fans who enjoy live music. Words like "greatest" were used to make the contents seem current and exclusive in order to keep readers interested in popular music trends.
Evaluation
The document summarizes the evaluation of a media magazine project. It discusses how the magazine uses conventions of real music magazines but with an individual design. It represents social groups like women and young people positively. The target audience is people interested in indie music. The creator learned skills in photography, Photoshop, and designing an effective magazine from this project.
How does your media product represent particular social groups
This magazine represents a group of mostly female audiences aged 20-30. The language, mostly female models, comforting colors, and vintage photo style were used to attract this target demographic. Props like vinyl records and disks were included to convey the magazine's focus. With a price of £10, the magazine is affordable for its target age range who are working but not too expensive to put them off from buying it.
Two evalution qs
The document discusses how the student's media product, a magazine, uses and develops conventions from the real-world magazine "XXL Magazine". The student repeats colors, logo style, lack of thumbnails, and other design elements from XXL. The student also challenges conventions by changing the layout of the contents page and separating the editorial onto its own page. The intended audience is described as black/urban followers ages 14-20 who enjoy hip-hop music. Images and headlines feature popular artist Usher to appeal to this target demographic.
How did you attract address the target audience
The author attracted their target audience of older readers by choosing muted colors and formal language over slang for the magazine. They based the magazine's style on "The Vintage Life" which targets a similar audience, using the same font but making edits to the title to make it stand out more. Most pages featured female models with occasional males, and the magazine title was placed in front of models as it made the title easier to distinguish, as done in the magazine being emulated.
Evaluation
The document discusses the author's evaluation of their magazine product. They aimed to follow conventions of existing magazines by using a striking front page layout, glamorous cover model, and stereotypical representations of women. While this helps attract the intended audience, the author acknowledges it also promotes unrealistic standards. Overall, the author feels they have learned more about magazine production conventions and techniques through this process compared to their preliminary work.
Presentation2
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of indie/rock teens and young adults in their magazine. On the front cover, they used a vintage yet urban style with minimal text and an image of a model looking directly at the viewer to connect with the audience. The contents page featured popular bands, new albums, tours, and a live gig article that would interest the target audience. Across pages, a consistent color palette and font were used, along with images of young models, to maintain fluency and attract the intended audience.
Evaluation part 1 - ways in which i used conventions
This document identifies and analyzes several conventions used in real music magazine covers, double page spreads, and contents pages. It notes conventions like slogans, brand names, cover lines, barcodes, celebrity images making eye contact, consistent colors, varied fonts and font sizes. For double page spreads, it mentions pulling out interesting quotes and using rule of thirds. Contents pages are described as including a visual copy of the magazine and girly design elements. The document concludes that it does not challenge these conventions as that could cause the magazine to lose its recognizable genre and readers.
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The author engaged audiences through surveys to understand their needs and interests. The magazine would be distributed both online through digital magazine sites and the author's app, and in print through local bookshops popular with young people.
Creative critical reflection
My magazine challenges conventions by focusing on street style fashion in Pakistan to promote freedom of expression among teenagers. It represents social groups interested in Western street style seen in magazines like Grazia and Elle. The magazine would be distributed both online through sites like Issuu and as a print publication through bookshops and shopping malls to engage audiences. Working on this project helped improve the creator's photography, editing, and presentation skills through learning tools like Photoshop and developing a stronger understanding of composition. Technologies like blogs, social media, and embedding tools were integrated at different stages of the project from planning to content sharing.
Creative critical reflection
My magazine challenges conventions by focusing on street style fashion in Pakistan to promote freedom of expression among teenagers. It represents social groups interested in Western street style seen in magazines like Grazia and Elle. The magazine would be distributed both online through sites like Issuu and as a print publication through bookshops and stores popular with young people. Through this project, my photography, editing, and presentation skills improved as I learned techniques like camera angles and integrated technologies like blogs, social media, and editing software.
Pitch script
The student wants to create their own magazine as a final project. They researched different magazine genres including gossip, men's interest, and general interest magazines to determine the target audience and style. After consideration, the student decided to create a high-end fashion magazine inspired by Vogue and Vanity Fair. They analyzed the covers, layouts, celebrity features, and article styles of these magazines to replicate the look and feel of a professional fashion publication.
Evaluation
This document contains an evaluation of a media product created by Bakhtawar Jawaid. [1] It discusses how the product uses conventions of real magazines, such as an attention-grabbing masthead, cover lines in large font, and an attractive smiling model on the cover. [2] The product represents younger audiences interested in up-and-coming artists in genres like UK urban rap and American rap, targeting both female and male readers. [3] A magazine publisher like Bauer would be suited to distribute the product to attract advertising from artists, tours, and other businesses.
Evaluation media
1. The magazine uses conventions of real music magazines in its layout, design, and structure but challenges conventions by being in black and white rather than color. Key elements like the font, cover image style, and contents page are similar to magazines like Kerrang! and MOJO to attract the target audience.
2. The magazine represents younger audiences aged 16-25 through the style, language, and front cover image. It portrays a more positive side of youth compared to stereotypes. Articles also represent aspirations of musicians and songwriters.
3. Bauer Media would be the best institution to distribute the magazine as they already publish similar magazines like Kerrang! and MOJO that target the same demographics. Their expertise
Report
The document discusses considerations for producing a magazine targeted at young middle-class women aged 18-34. It outlines needing a team of journalists, photographers, graphic designers, and advertisers. Content would include current trends in fashion, beauty, lifestyle and celebrities. Distribution requires printing, a store, and equipment like cameras. Key aspects are a monthly publication with diverse articles, a consistent visual style using illustrations and changing color schemes, and supporting social media and website. Foundations include engaging content and presentation to attract and retain the target audience.
As media studies evaluation
Jack Humpherson created a media studies magazine as a coursework project. He analyzed conventions of existing music magazines and incorporated some conventions into his magazine while also making it unique. His intended audience was teenagers and young adults who enjoy rock and metal music. He represented this audience through images and articles that featured styles and topics relevant to subcultures like goths and punks. Jack determined that Bauer Media would be a suitable publisher as they already publish similar magazines that target the same demographic.
Fly’ evaluation
My media product is a magazine called 'FLY' that represents social groups C1 and E by featuring well-known artists like Professor Green that this audience can relate to. It follows conventions of real magazines with a large logo, columns, and barcode. Seymour International would be a good distributor as they have relationships with UK retailers and overseas markets. The target audience is 13-15 year olds interested in R&B music. I have learned new skills in Photoshop and the importance of research to make the magazine appealing and realistic.
Evaluation
The document discusses the process of creating a magazine media product. It describes how the creator took inspiration from real magazines for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread layouts. It also discusses the intended teenage audience and how colors, fonts, photos and article topics were chosen to appeal to both male and female readers. The creator reflects on what was learned about technologies like photo editing and layout design in the process of constructing the magazine from their preliminary project.
Evaluation question 1
This document discusses how the author's media product both uses and challenges conventions of real magazines.
Some conventions that were used include a prominent masthead in a bold font, pull quotes on the cover and spreads to intrigue readers, studio photographs like those in Mojo magazine from the 1990s, and multiple sub-images on the cover.
Some ways the product challenged conventions were using a retro art style with the masthead, incorporating QR codes for online content not typically seen, and combining sophistication and nostalgia in the design. The goal was to create a magazine that felt both familiar yet modern for the target audience.
Amy Media Production Evaluation
This document summarizes the process and outcomes of creating a mock magazine cover and contents for a media production evaluation assignment. Key points:
1) The magazine cover challenges conventions by having the masthead at the bottom and only one main headline, aimed at a niche market of older teenagers.
2) The magazine represents the grunge subculture through fashion choices, fonts, and themes aimed at a loyal niche audience.
3) The magazine would be distributed for free through independent stores and funded through advertisements, with a small print run targeting local areas.
4) The intended audience is typically older teenagers and young adults interested in underground music scenes and culture.
Media planning slides
This document provides details on a proposal for a horror film magazine called SCREEN. The target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 15-27 who have an interest in horror films. Key features of the magazine would include a cover image related to the main film feature, masthead, sell lines, contents page with images and page numbers, interviews, and advertisements relevant to the genre. The magazine would be published monthly by "Film Fanatics media" to reach a wide audience and allow collectors to purchase each issue. Colors, images, and writing would be used to match the horror genre and appeal to the target demographic.
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Story-Board
The document outlines a photo shoot plan for a magazine cover featuring a model. The first photo is a close-up of her face looking directly at the camera to catch readers' attention. Additional photos include close-ups from different angles, one with the model holding a guitar, and an outdoor medium close-up shot to showcase a variety of styles and angles of the model.
Manipulating the Photos
The document provides instructions for editing photos in steps. It describes using tools like the lasso, smudge, and blur tools to edit eyelashes and blend lines. It also details making selections around the lips and teeth then adjusting hue/saturation to change the colors. High pass filtering at 2 pixels is used to sharpen layers that were duplicated until the desired sharpness was reached. The last photos mainly involved tone and sharpness adjustments.
Manipulating the Photos
The document provides instructions for editing photos in steps. It describes using tools like the lasso, smudge, blur and erase tools to edit eyelashes, blemishes and skin. It also details making selections around the lips and teeth then adjusting hue/saturation to change their colors. High pass filtering at 2 pixels is used on layers set to overlay blending mode to sharpen portraits.
Manupulating the photos
The document describes photo editing techniques used on multiple photos.
1) For the first photo, the artist duplicated layers and used blending modes, high pass filtering, and masking to sharpen eyes and apply makeup like eyelashes and lips.
2) For the second photo, they used tools like lasso and smudge to modify eyelashes, and spot healing, masking, and hue adjustments to modify eyes, blemishes, and lip color.
3) The same sharpening techniques from the first two photos were applied to additional photos, while one photo also had color tone adjusted.
Organisation of location
The document outlines the plans for photographing a pop star for the cover and spreads in a magazine. The actor will be the document creator's sister. Photos for the cover and double page spread will be shot inside the conservatory for consistent lighting from all angles. The cover will be a close-up while the spread will include a backdrop. Interior shots will also include props like a guitar to match the artist's genre of pop and R&B. An outdoor shot with a leopard jacket is also planned.
Magazine
Victoria describes her rise to fame from a normal town girl to an international pop star as like a rollercoaster. While she loves making music and bringing joy to fans, the constant press attention and lack of privacy have been difficult to adjust to. Victoria donates over half her income to charity and works to maintain a normal family life despite her celebrity status. While grateful for her success, she finds meditation and keeping some aspects of her private life personal to be important for maintaining balance with her new lifestyle and fame.
Organisation of location
The document outlines the planned photography shoot for a magazine cover and article featuring a pop star artist. The actor, who is the photographer's sister, will be photographed inside the conservatory and outside in the garden. The front cover shoot will be a close-up of the actor in a fur hoodie, while the double page spread will be a close-up of her from behind in a tank top. The additional contents page photos will show different outfits and include a red guitar prop in two shots.
Organisation of location
The document outlines the plans for photographing a pop star for the cover and spreads in a magazine. The actor will be the document creator's sister. Photos for the cover and double page spread will be shot inside the conservatory for consistent lighting from all angles. The cover will be a close-up while the spread will include a backdrop. Interior shots will also include props like a guitar to match the artist's genre of pop and R&B. An outdoor shot with a leopard jacket is also planned.
Front cover of magazine
The document provides information on health, fitness, education, and college activities. It includes tips on easy exercises from a personal trainer, details on new enrichment activities being offered at a college including kayaking, information on an art competition in April and how to apply, advice on preparing for exams and getting good grades from examiners and top students, and details on who won student awards in 2010. It also provides guidance on how to apply to UCAS and write the best application form.
Evaluation
The document discusses the design and target audience of a music magazine the author created using InDesign. They took inspiration from magazines like Vogue and Elle to appeal to their target audience of 16-50 year olds who prefer fashion magazines. The magazine was designed to look sophisticated like these publications in order to attract and keep the interest of readers who enjoy viewing images over reading about music genres that may not interest them. Through the process, the author learned valuable skills in using InDesign and conducting audience research to inform the magazine's creation.
Organisation of Location
The document discusses photography plans for a magazine spread featuring a pop star sister. It will take place in the artist's conservatory to allow light from all angles. The front cover photo will be a close-up without a backdrop, while the double page interior spread will include a close-up of the subject with a partial backdrop visible. Close-ups are chosen to create a feeling of connection between the subject and the reader of the magazine.
Analysing of front cover, double page spread and contnents page
The magazine has a varied target audience of teens and adults. While the content seems aimed at older teens, the bold graphics and cover styles make it appealing to younger audiences as well. Each issue has a distinctive masthead color that connects it to the cover artist's style. Advertisements like free CD offers are used to attract potential new subscribers.
Diary and Calendar
This document appears to be about keeping a diary or calendar. It likely contains details about recording daily activities, appointments, and events over time. The title "Diary and Calendar" suggests it combines aspects of documenting personal reflections as well as scheduling information.
Mock of College Magazine
This college magazine contains photos and puff pieces about various college events and people. The front cover displays a large photo and the inside pages provide more photos along with short, positive articles about different parts of college life. Page numbers are included to help navigate the magazine contents.
Reflection on Planning Process
The document reflects on the planning process for a music magazine. While some documents like a diary PowerPoint took longer than expected, the mockups were created in Publisher and the real magazine was produced in InDesign. Photos for the magazine were taken by the author's sister, who was the focus of the magazine. Two photos required a backdrop and lighting since they were closeups. A mood board was easy to create since the author knew they wanted a formal, classic look inspired by Vogue magazine. Therefore, only a few colors were used to maintain consistency across the photos and text. The overall layout was in Vogue's style but the contents focused on music, aiming to attract the target audience that prefers fashion magazines.
Reflection on Planning Process
The document reflects on the planning process for a music magazine. While some documents like a diary PowerPoint took longer than expected, the mockups were created in Publisher and the real magazine was produced in InDesign. Photos for the magazine were taken by the author's sister, who was the focus of the magazine. Two photos required a backdrop and lighting since they were closeups. A mood board was easy to create since the author knew they wanted a formal, classic look inspired by Vogue magazine. Therefore, only a few colors were used to maintain consistency across the photos and text. The overall layout was in Vogue's style but the contents focused on music, aiming to attract the target audience that prefers fashion magazines.
Flat Plan
This document contains two flat plans that layout the structure and ordering of pages for a music magazine. The first flat plan lists 58 pages in a specific order, including sections for a music chart, photos, editor's letter, festivals and concerts, biography, and advertisements. The second flat plan lists the same 58 pages in a different ordering, with sections for a weekly music chart, double page spreads, photos, reviews, news, and horoscopes.
Mastead design
The document discusses choosing a font for a mast head. The author chose the middle font because they felt it looked the best and was bold without needing to be in bold formatting. They will use a blue color for the mast head so that the font stands out brightly against it.
Mast-Head Design
The document discusses choosing a font for a mast head. The author chose the middle font because they felt it looked the best and was bold without needing to be in bold formatting. They will use a blue color for the mast head so that the font stands out brightly against it.
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- 1. Print screen from the answers at the end of the questions!-895350-336430Find Your Tribe Analysis<br />I answered questions on a website called Find Your Tribe, this will lead to an answer at the end of the questionnaire about what personality and you have. By doing this questionnaire it will help me to find out what kind of person I am- and therefore may help me to understand a bit more about what others (my target audience) like and what personalities they have so that I can reflect the magazine more toward them.<br />I was a Smart urban which mean that I want a good job and care about style. Therefore, I will do a more classy magazine (a little bit more classic looking than a music magazine) I will probably use Vogue as an Style model to learn what kind of layout they have and the language they have ain their magazine double page spread. The reason why I choose Vogue as a style model is because they have a very smart and classy look and, the whole magazine is stated within this category of different magazines.<br />