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The document provides corrections made between the first production draft and final production of a magazine spread about the band The Cloaks. Changes included modifying fonts, sizes, and positioning of elements on the cover, contents page, and double page article spread to improve readability, focus attention on key information, and make the design more conventional and sophisticated for the intended audience. Elements were reorganized and additional content was included. The changes enhanced cohesion between pages and drew readers to stories of interest through techniques like pull quotes and captions.
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The document outlines corrections made between the first production draft and final production of a magazine spread about the band The Cloaks. Changes included modifying fonts, sizes, and positioning of elements on the cover, contents page, and double page article spread to improve readability, balance, and visual appeal. Elements were standardized across pages and additional context or stories were included. Photos and captions were altered to better suit the stories and enhance audience engagement. The revisions aimed to achieve a more polished, sophisticated look befitting the intended audience.
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This document discusses conventions for magazine design based on genre research. It provides guidance on elements like the masthead, cover lines, contents page, focal image, and double page spread. Key points covered include using a memorable masthead in red, multiple cover lines to showcase content, and pulling important text to specific areas of spreads. Gender, age, race and institutional representations within the indie music genre are also examined.
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Lucy, aged 23, preferred the title "Rift" over "Shuffle" or "IM" as it is less associated with mainstream music. She suggested keeping fonts sophisticated with some edge and using variety in font size and style on the cover. For the contents page, Lucy felt a simple list of bands and page numbers would be best as postmodern audiences value style over substance. She thought one page of the double spread should have only images while the other has writing.
Mark, aged 25, said to use a medium shot for a band on the cover or long shot for a single artist. Expressions should be neutral on images. He wanted the double page interview to focus on a band's story in the music industry
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Final questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire sent to 30 people about their preferences for an independent music magazine. Key findings include:
- Readers preferred an interview about an artist's rise in the industry over other story types.
- They wanted more pictures than text.
- Arctic Monkeys was the most popular artist choice.
- A long shot photo was preferred for the magazine cover over other shot types.
- Pricing between £3.50-3.99 was expected.
- "Rift" was the most appealing title.
- A contents page with a large focal image and band index was most appealing.
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The document discusses several audience theories that can be applied to analyzing the effectiveness of a music magazine, including identification, uses and gratifications, two-step flow, and Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Identification theory suggests media can provide stress relief. Uses and gratifications theory proposes media satisfies needs for entertainment, information, identity, and social interaction. Two-step flow theory involves opinion leaders influencing passive audiences. Maslow's hierarchy prioritizes self-actualization and creativity fitting the intended audience of the magazine.
Representation theories
This document discusses various representation theories that will be applied in a magazine, including hegemony, stereotypes, and theories of gender and female representation. Hegemony refers to how dominant groups use institutions like media to maintain power by spreading ideologies. Stereotypes are social constructs that are often subverted in indie/rock music. Theories of empowered female representation and gender performance will also be applied to portray independent, active women and a subversion of traditional gender roles in the magazine's representations.
Question 1 pp
The document discusses conventions of indie/rock music magazines and artists. It notes that the author's media product adheres to many conventions such as using bright colors, including content on upcoming gigs and reviews, and portraying artists in neutral facial expressions. However, it also challenges some conventions such as having a sporadic front cover font and not including excessive information on the front cover. The author aims to portray authenticity among the artists while acknowledging the mainstreaming of the genre.
Question 1 pp
The document summarizes how the media product adheres to and challenges conventions of real indie/rock music magazines. It discusses conventions related to design elements, typical content, portrayal of artists, and ownership models. The product aims to stick closely to conventions like using bright colors and featuring band information prominently while challenging conventions such as having a more minimal front cover and portraying a diverse band. The evaluation identifies some areas that could be improved like centering a title and perfecting layout details.
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Evaluation Question One For AS Media 2014 Coursework
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The document discusses conventions used in magazine design and layout. It provides examples of conventions for the front cover, double page spreads, and contents pages. These include elements like the masthead, cover lines, barcode/price, columns, and headings. The document then analyzes how the student's mock magazine publication challenges and adheres to these conventions. It notes some unconventional design choices like image placement but aims to keep the overall layout and branding consistent. The conclusion is that while pushing design boundaries, the magazine still follows core conventions needed to function like a real media product.
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This double page spread from a music magazine features an interview with an artist. The left page contains a large image of the artist. The right page has the article title at the top and columns of text below. The text is in a small sans serif font to fit the entire article. Neutral colors are used except for images at the bottom related to the artist's lifestyle. The image and text are integrated to share focus. Swear words are included to appeal to the adult target audience. Overall the spread aims to be informal, personal and fun while emphasizing the genre of rap music.
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Here are 3 potential questions for the next part of the interview:
1. Which players from York City's squad stand out to you?
2. What are your hopes and expectations for York City this season in their league?
3. Besides watching matches, how else do you support and follow York City?
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Magazine write up question 1
The document discusses how the author has used, developed, and challenged conventions in creating a music magazine.
For the cover, the author followed conventions from Rolling Stone magazine by molding text around the cover artist and including an "exclusive" banner.
For the contents page, the author was inspired by NME magazine and included section headings and images.
For the article, the author combined conventions from Kerrang and Rock Sound magazines, including a large pull quote and separated columns.
Some challenges to conventions included not having direct eye contact on the cover, including a thumbnail of the cover on the contents page, and placing text in non-traditional locations within the article.
Q1a
The document discusses conventions of magazine covers and contents pages and how the media product challenges or develops these conventions. It describes conventions for elements like mastheads, cover images, headlines, quotes, and photos. It notes how the cover develops conventions by having a typical cover image and masthead but challenges little. The contents page takes inspiration from other magazines but doesn't include some usual aspects. Billboard magazine is said to challenge conventions by having its masthead and images resemble a fashion magazine.
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Postmodernism
The documentary is a construction rather than an objective reality. Interviews were edited and lit unnaturally to serve the filmmakers' agenda of challenging accepted dietary advice. The poster and radio ad also present stylized, edited realities rather than true representations to encourage postmodern readings of the work as constructed rather than capturing reality.
Postmodernism
The document discusses how documentaries, while aiming to record reality, inherently construct subjective representations influenced by directors' choices. It notes that excluding the interviewer and questions from shots gives interviews an appearance of naturalness but the questions still guide responses in certain directions, making an objective portrayal of reality impossible.
Postmodernism
The document discusses how documentaries, while aiming to record reality, inherently construct subjective representations influenced by directors' choices. It notes that excluding the interviewer and questions from shots gives interviews an appearance of natural freedom but the questions still push interviewees' answers in certain directions chosen by the filmmakers. Ultimately, the document argues that documentaries cannot objectively capture everyday life due to the subjective influences of those producing the film.
Marxism
While the documentary aims to challenge institutions by questioning government health advice, a closer analysis reveals it confirms Marxist readings. Interviews featured mostly white, middle-class subjects, reinforcing power structures. Renata's story of using commercial weight-loss schemes to feel empowered actually distracts from true needs. The documentary ultimately relies on privileged voices to relay its message, not challenging power dynamics as intended.
Marxism 2
Our documentary appears to initially challenge Marxist readings but upon deeper analysis confirms such readings in several ways: (1) It interviews an educated male doctor who reinforces privileged groups feeding information to maintain power; (2) It depicts a woman choosing a commercial weight-loss scheme, reaffirming capitalist ideologies; (3) Its vox pops primarily feature white, middle-class Londoners, reaffirming traditional power structures.
Locations final
The document outlines various filming locations for a documentary project, including:
1) Dr. Aseem Malhotra's residence in London for an interview, with convenient public transport access.
2) Shoreditch in London for general shots at food establishments near the target audience.
3) New Change in London for vox pops due to its popularity with the target demographic and controlled audio environment.
4) Quorn in Leicestershire for an interview with a nutritionist in a comfortable home setting.
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This document profiles the target audience for a documentary about fat and health. The primary audience is 24-35 year olds in income bracket B of any race, gender or sexuality who have liberal opinions. The secondary audience is 16-19 year olds in income bracket E. Both audiences are innovators, strivers, experiencers and thinkers. The documentary aims to target reformers, explorers and succeeders. It will provide information to fulfill the audience's need for self-actualization by contradicting established advice on fat consumption. The target audience watches documentaries online and shares them through reviews, social media and word of mouth. They are highly educated early adopters seeking new ideas and experiences.
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This document outlines various filming locations for a documentary project, including:
- Dr. Aseem Malhotra's residence in London for an interview
- Shoreditch in London for general shots and food places near their target audience
- New Change in London for vox pops with their target audience and quality indoor audio
- Quorn in Leicestershire for an interview with Nutritionist Dympna Pearson locally
- Capital FM studio in Birmingham to record a high quality radio advert
- Ratcliffe College for additional filming of an interview, poster, and exercise shots
- Dr. Malcolm Kendrick's residence in Macclesfield, which will be difficult to access.
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The document discusses potential filming locations in London for interviews and b-roll footage. It notes that an interview with Dr. Aseem Malhotra will take place in a small room in an unspecified London location, preferably with light walls for easy lighting adjustments. Additional shots for a montage will be filmed in Shoreditch, London due to its food establishments and relevance to the target urban audience. Shoreditch also provides easy access to audience members for vox pop interviews to help viewers relate to the documentary.
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The document outlines various filming locations for a documentary project, including in London, Shoreditch, New Change shopping center, Quorn, Leicestershire, Capital FM radio studio in Birmingham, and the media classroom at Ratcliffe College. Interview subjects include Dr. Aseem Malhotra in London, general shots of food places in Shoreditch, vox pops with target audience members at New Change shopping center, and a nutritionist interview in Quorn. The final radio advert will be recorded at the professional Capital FM studio, and the poster image will be filmed at the media classroom at Ratcliffe College.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about formatting and content preferences for a documentary, poster, and radio advertisement. Key findings include that most respondents preferred a voiceover narration for the documentary, a medium close-up shot for interviewees, including B-roll footage, and using bright colors and photography for the poster. For the radio advertisement, respondents felt ambient music and quotes from the documentary should be included and that the advertisement should be 30-40 seconds long. The questionnaire provided useful guidance for finalizing the creative elements.
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This document profiles the target audience for a documentary. The primary audience is people aged 24-35 in income bracket B of any race, gender or sexuality who have liberal opinions. The secondary audience is students aged 16-19 in income bracket E. These audiences are targeted because they are curious, educated individuals interested in new ideas who discover and share documentaries through social media and word of mouth.
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First production final production changes
- 2. Front Cover: First Production Draft – Final Production
- 3. Changes made to Front Cover • Splash changed from ‘How 3 Liverpudlians sold out Wembley one year after their debut’ to ‘How three Liverpudlians sold out Wembley’. • Font for splash changed to ‘Calibri’ in italics (cover line font) – more conventional for a magazine cover to stick to a minimal amount of fonts. • Red outer glow added to splash – before it wasn’t standing out from background enough. • Splash centred, made smaller, and line space made smaller – looked more effective. • Gutterline added to bottom with additional magazine content – before there was too much space along bottom, and the image of Tom provides cohesion with the contents page. • Institutional information aligned to the right in order to avoid it blending in with the gutterline and to look sophisticated to appeal to a sophisticated audience – font also changed to Calibri to minimalise amount of fonts used.
- 4. Contents Page: First Production Draft – Final Production
- 5. Changes made to Contents Page • Font of the band index and social media changed to Calibri to match the contents on the right. • Page numbers added to image of Tom and ‘The Cloaks’ – make it obvious to the reader where to find the story. • Text of stories on right hand side made slightly smaller and line spacing reduced – more content fit in and looks more sophisticated. • Line spacing of Louis Del Grido headline made smaller and centred – more conventional. Red stroke and italics also added – makes it stand out more. • Bottom left image of Josh replaced with image of ‘The Cloaks’ as there were too many similar images of Josh. • More stories added to contents on right hand side of page including interview with main cover band – shows more content. • Box of social media made for Josh ($am Winston) which groups images together, captions changed to suit the images more, and image of Josh with thumbs up given a background of the Mercury Music Awards – show an awards show associated with this genre. • Prize giveaway added – fill up white space and replaces the one which I was going to put on the front cover but did not fit in – allows audience involvement.
- 6. Double Page Spread: First Production Draft – Final Production
- 7. Changes made to Double Page Spread • ‘Wembley one year on:’ made slightly smaller and a colon used instead of ellipsis – this was done in order to focus attention on ‘The Cloaks’ which has been enlarged. • Margin placed around the text in the boxes – looks more sophisticated and conventional. • Pull quote moved further down to make it more conventional and not centred. • Body text font changed to Arial – easier to read. • The stand-first ‘The Cloaks can only go up’ has been made bold like the other stand- firsts. • Pull quote font changed to match that of ‘The Cloaks’ – Lucida Handwriting, provides cohesion with the title. • Article un-hyphenated and properly proof read. • Paragraphs now have drop caps which are more conventional and effective. • All numbers now written out as words rather than figures ie. three rather than 3. • Box with date etc. in now has page number and has been aligned left and made smaller.