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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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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 alignments of elements on the cover, contents page, and double page article spread for improved readability, visual appeal, and magazine convention. Elements were refined for better focus on the band through enlarged text, additional content was added, and layouts were adjusted to make more efficient use of space.
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- Minor tweaks to things like the magazine barcode to include more information in a cleaner design.
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The document analyzes how a pop music magazine represents various social groups through imagery and content. It discusses representation of class through portrayals of artists and target audiences, challenging stereotypes of race, appealing to younger audiences through visuals and topics, empowering female artists while avoiding over-sexualization due to young audiences, and presenting conventional relationships while also pushing boundaries. It reflects on both reinforcing and challenging social norms through its construction of reality for readers.
Question 6 F
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Question 7 F
The document compares Thomas Ngai's preliminary magazine task to the actual magazine he produced. For the preliminary task, Ngai felt the front cover and content page lacked sophistication and appeal. He wanted to improve the masthead, make the coverlines bigger and more colorful, and add more school images. For the new version, Ngai made these changes like using different fonts, adding effects to coverlines, and including the school logo. He also made other enhancements like introducing stories and bolding page numbers. While improved, Ngai recognizes he still has skills to develop in InDesign and Photoshop for future projects.
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The document describes the target audience for an independent film production. The primary target audience is identified as C2-E income bracket, white, aged 15-24, female, and heterosexual to attract the mass market. The secondary target audience is identified as B-C2 income bracket, white, aged 25-35, male, and heterosexual to attract a more sophisticated audience. Feedback from a survey of the target audience indicated that most found the opening sequence engaging and wanted to watch the full film. However, some did not understand the sequence or relate to it. The filmmakers believe this confusion adds suspense but could be clarified with dialogue. They would not change the target audience based on the feedback.
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Audience feedback
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2) 93% said they would watch the full film, but some may not if the opening doesn't make sense.
3) Music fit well with the scenes and built tension without being too dramatic, though using different scores for underwater vs other scenes was considered.
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- 2. Front Cover: First Production Draft – Final Production
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- 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 changed to white with a black stroke to match 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. • Caption of names added to bottom right hand corner to show who is who.