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Flat Plans provides floor plans for homes that are organized with labeled sections for the masthead, barcode, price, main text, images, page headings, editor exclusives, main headings, subheadings, and concluding text sections. The document presents a template for consistently formatting the various elements of a floor plan page.
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Flat Plans provides floor plans for homes and apartments. The plans include details like room dimensions, appliance locations, and plumbing fixtures. Additional text, images, and sidebars provide more context and information on features. Competitions and editor exclusives are also included on the page.
Initial ideas & mood board
The document outlines initial ideas for a music video for the drum and bass band Pendulum. It will explore different shots and cutting rates throughout the video. The genre will have a horror aspect using tension, low cutting rates, and shaky camera work. Characters will represent the singer and another identity. The rural setting will be a woodland or meadow to match the surreal elements of Pendulum's songs. Potential song choices are listed. Limited props will be used to focus on the setting, edits, and composition. Characters may be masked or have special makeup relating to the video's theme.
Magazine analysis
The document provides details about the layout and design elements of several magazine covers and contents pages. Key points include:
1) Magazine covers use techniques like bold fonts, headlines, buzzwords, and celebrity images to attract readers' attention and encourage purchases. Placement of mastheads, dates, prices, and other text aims to optimize reader engagement.
2) Contents pages organize magazine sections and previews of articles using a mix of text, images, and quotes to inform readers and maintain interest across issues. Some include promotions like discounted subscription offers.
3) Design choices like fonts, colors, images, and positioning of elements communicate information to readers and influence how content is perceived and experienced. Consistent branding and layouts
Magazine analysis
The document provides details about the layout and design of magazine covers. Key elements highlighted include:
1) Mastheads, dates, prices, and buzz words are prominently displayed in bold fonts and colors to attract readers' attention.
2) Main images feature artists in ways that communicate information about their style and importance within the issue.
3) Subheadings, quotes and preview images entice readers to learn more about articles inside.
4) Placement of text over or around images aims to emphasize artists and pull readers further into the magazine.
Choosing images
The document discusses selecting photographs for a magazine article about a band. The author chooses several photos they took of the band performing that show the passion and togetherness of the band. The photos would be used and edited for the magazine's cover, contents page, a double page feature, and to supplement an article. The author describes how they would edit the photos, such as by adjusting lighting, saturation, and cropping, to make them suitable illustrations for the magazine.
Pendulum publicity and magazine features
The document summarizes two articles:
1) A tour poster analysis which notes the poster's underwater imagery references the band's album "Immersion" and dresses the band in black to highlight the background. This links the poster to the album cover to promote the tour.
2) A Rolling Stone article about the band from early in their career when their identity was not yet established in America. The article lacks familiar intertextual references and branding elements like font and colors that are now associated with the band.
Music video analysis
The document analyzes and summarizes several music videos. It discusses key elements and themes in the videos for "Little Talks" by Of Monsters and Men, "Witchcraft", "Crush", and "Watercolour" by Pendulum. These elements include surrealism, color contrasts, close-ups, live performances, and main characters. Based on their analysis of techniques used across the videos, the group decides to create their own music video for the song "Witchcraft" by Pendulum, as they feel knowledgeable about the band and genre. They plan to further research album covers and digital packages for inspiration to make an original video.
Evaluationquestion6
The document discusses various software, hardware, and online tools the author used to create a magazine project. The author learned new skills in Photoshop like color matching and layer blending. SurveyMonkey helped design audience surveys, while Dafont, Blogger, and SlideShare facilitated font access, work sharing, and presenting work. Challenges included limited font access on Macs and difficulty converting iPhone video for Windows Movie Maker. Overall, digital tools provided flexible and portable work creation and sharing.
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Flat plans
Flat Plans provides floor plans for homes and apartments. The plans include details like room dimensions, appliance locations, and plumbing fixtures. Additional text, images, and sidebars provide more context and information on features. Competitions and editor exclusives are also included on the page.
Initial ideas & mood board
The document outlines initial ideas for a music video for the drum and bass band Pendulum. It will explore different shots and cutting rates throughout the video. The genre will have a horror aspect using tension, low cutting rates, and shaky camera work. Characters will represent the singer and another identity. The rural setting will be a woodland or meadow to match the surreal elements of Pendulum's songs. Potential song choices are listed. Limited props will be used to focus on the setting, edits, and composition. Characters may be masked or have special makeup relating to the video's theme.
Magazine analysis
The document provides details about the layout and design elements of several magazine covers and contents pages. Key points include:
1) Magazine covers use techniques like bold fonts, headlines, buzzwords, and celebrity images to attract readers' attention and encourage purchases. Placement of mastheads, dates, prices, and other text aims to optimize reader engagement.
2) Contents pages organize magazine sections and previews of articles using a mix of text, images, and quotes to inform readers and maintain interest across issues. Some include promotions like discounted subscription offers.
3) Design choices like fonts, colors, images, and positioning of elements communicate information to readers and influence how content is perceived and experienced. Consistent branding and layouts
Magazine analysis
The document provides details about the layout and design of magazine covers. Key elements highlighted include:
1) Mastheads, dates, prices, and buzz words are prominently displayed in bold fonts and colors to attract readers' attention.
2) Main images feature artists in ways that communicate information about their style and importance within the issue.
3) Subheadings, quotes and preview images entice readers to learn more about articles inside.
4) Placement of text over or around images aims to emphasize artists and pull readers further into the magazine.
Choosing images
The document discusses selecting photographs for a magazine article about a band. The author chooses several photos they took of the band performing that show the passion and togetherness of the band. The photos would be used and edited for the magazine's cover, contents page, a double page feature, and to supplement an article. The author describes how they would edit the photos, such as by adjusting lighting, saturation, and cropping, to make them suitable illustrations for the magazine.
Pendulum publicity and magazine features
The document summarizes two articles:
1) A tour poster analysis which notes the poster's underwater imagery references the band's album "Immersion" and dresses the band in black to highlight the background. This links the poster to the album cover to promote the tour.
2) A Rolling Stone article about the band from early in their career when their identity was not yet established in America. The article lacks familiar intertextual references and branding elements like font and colors that are now associated with the band.
Music video analysis
The document analyzes and summarizes several music videos. It discusses key elements and themes in the videos for "Little Talks" by Of Monsters and Men, "Witchcraft", "Crush", and "Watercolour" by Pendulum. These elements include surrealism, color contrasts, close-ups, live performances, and main characters. Based on their analysis of techniques used across the videos, the group decides to create their own music video for the song "Witchcraft" by Pendulum, as they feel knowledgeable about the band and genre. They plan to further research album covers and digital packages for inspiration to make an original video.
Evaluationquestion6
The document discusses various software, hardware, and online tools the author used to create a magazine project. The author learned new skills in Photoshop like color matching and layer blending. SurveyMonkey helped design audience surveys, while Dafont, Blogger, and SlideShare facilitated font access, work sharing, and presenting work. Challenges included limited font access on Macs and difficulty converting iPhone video for Windows Movie Maker. Overall, digital tools provided flexible and portable work creation and sharing.
Evaluationquestion5
The document discusses various methods used to attract the target audience of teenagers and students to a music festival magazine. On the front cover, bright colors and fonts are used to catch the eye, along with featuring popular bands. The contents page uses buzzwords like "exclusive" and "win" as well as promoting online content and social media to appeal to technology-savvy youth. Throughout the magazine, informal language, humor, photos, and relaxed interview formats are employed to make the content enjoyable and attract readers to continue reading.
Pitch feedback
Francesca received feedback on her magazine pitch. The positive feedback validated her chosen magazine name "Amplify" and the linking of the front cover image to a double page spread. The negative feedback noted she needed to better link the magazine to her audience research. In response, she adjusted the target age range and image to writing ratio. She also changed the magazine release schedule to every two weeks based on other feedback, to better meet audience needs. Her price point remained the same to appeal to cost-conscious students.
EVALUATIONQ1
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real magazines.
[1] The front cover uses conventions like a clear masthead in bold font, but develops it with a unique color layer.
[2] Photographs on the cover and inside pages develop conventions by using unposed, live-gig photos rather than posed studio shots.
[3] New technologies like QR codes are used to develop conventions and appeal to younger audiences.
Evaluationquestion2
The magazine represents males aged 17-25 who are predominantly white British. This matches the target demographic of indie rock fans. While most of the bands featured are male, articles also include details about girlfriends that would appeal to female readers. The magazine aims to profile up-and-coming bands in a way that represents the working class background common to many in the genre and target audience. Diversity could be improved in the future to better represent the mixed society in Great Britain.
Layouts
Francesca Emmingham proposes layouts for the front cover, contents page, and feature pages of a magazine. For the front cover, she suggests placing the main image across the entire background with text in colored boxes around it. For the contents page, she shows a sample layout with the feature band's image, page numbers, and additional information. For feature pages, she presents a double-page layout with a large main image, sub-image, and multi-column text, applying her magazine's color scheme consistently. She explains that feedback informed her page designs to effectively showcase content for her target audience.
About Pendulum
Pendulum is a drum and bass group formed in 2002 in Perth, Australia consisting of Rob Swire, Gareth McGrillen, and Paul Harding. Their mission was to create a new sound by combining various music styles. In 2005 they released their debut album and have since become a mainstream act performing at major festivals worldwide. Although the group split in 2012, Swire and McGrillen continue to perform as DJs and with their new group Knife Party.
Media Audience Research Analysis
- 66.7% of questionnaire respondents were 17 or younger, so the magazine should target this younger audience
- 66.7% of respondents had bought a music magazine before, so the results could provide accurate insights
- Most respondents buy music magazines either monthly or yearly, so the magazine should consider publishing on one of these schedules
- The most popular colors indicated could be used in the magazine's design and cover to appeal to readers
- Respondents described their style as "quite indie" so the cover model's clothing should suit this genre
Pitch
This document outlines a proposal for a new indie music magazine. It will target 16-25 year olds and focus on indie rock music. Each issue will cost £2 and feature a red, black, and yellow color scheme. The magazine will provide exclusive stories and information about popular and up-and-coming indie bands to attract readers interested in discovering new music in this genre.
Suzanne Presentation
Suzanne is a spherical navigation device that provides haptic and visual directions to users. It connects to a smartphone app via Bluetooth to access maps and sync directions. Suzanne uses vibrations and light-up arrows to guide users at each turn on their journey. The device is meant to be held and interacted with throughout the trip to prevent users from getting lost.
About pendulum
Pendulum is a drum and bass group formed in 2002 in Perth, Australia consisting of Rob Swire, Gareth McGrillen, and Paul Harding. Their mission was to create a new sound by combining various music styles. They gained mainstream success after releasing their debut album in 2005. Although the band split in 2012, Swire and McGrillen formed Knife Party and still perform DJ sets together.
Music Video Analysis
The document provides an analysis of several music videos:
1. Of Monsters and Men's "Little Talks" video uses CGI and surreal elements to establish themes of identity and quirkiness that relate to the band and song.
2. Pendulum's "Witchcraft" video uses blurred, unfocused shots and overlay effects in the beginning to create mystery and intrigue around the song's theme of witchcraft.
3. Pendulum's "Crush" video tells the story of a mentally unstable main character through the use of unstable camerawork, fast cutting, and flashes of red to represent anger and blood.
4. Based on their analysis, the group decided to
Evaluationquestion7
Looking back at his preliminary work, the author feels he has made significant progress in skills and the quality of his work from the preliminary magazine to the final music magazine. He learned new software like Photoshop and how to conduct research and planning. Specific skills progressed like using Photoshop to add images and text, grab colors, and create a cohesive design. The author's knowledge of language usage, photo editing, and overall magazine production improved. He was able to apply lessons from the preliminary work to create a higher quality final product.
Evaluationquestion3
IPC Media would be the most suitable media institution to distribute the magazine because it already produces the popular music magazine NME. While IPC Media publishes NME, the author's proposed magazine, Amplify, would appeal to a specific genre audience and have a distinct style from NME. Distributing Amplify through IPC Media could lead to success in the UK market similarly to NME. The magazine could also be expanded online and through event sponsorships as NME has done, growing its readership beyond local audiences.
Photography plan
The document outlines Francesca Emmingham's photography plan for a student magazine featuring the local band King No-One. It discusses using the band as models at a gig location, with costumes and props like instruments and a stage. Example covers show desired abstract individual shots of band members. Effects like black and white and sepia will be considered. Shots will use manual settings to avoid interference. Composition techniques include central shots for engagement and high angles to portray power.
Layouts
Francesca Emmingham proposes layouts for the front cover, contents page, feature pages, and a double page spread of her magazine. For the front cover, she suggests placing the title and images around the edges to frame the main image. On the contents page, she shows the feature image, page numbers, and additional information. For feature pages, she diagrams images, headlines, and columns of text. The double page spread layout incorporates a large main image, sub-image, and text in columns maintaining her color scheme throughout the magazine.
Magazine research
Bauer Media Group is a large German media company that publishes the monthly music magazine Q and the rock magazine Kerrang!. It also has a 50% stake in Box Television, which operates several music television channels in the UK. Bauer has offices located around the world, including in Germany, the US, UK, France, and China. NME is a popular UK music publication owned by Time Inc., which is part of Warner Communication, known for owning Warner Brothers studios. NME was launched in 1952 and has been published weekly since, later launching an successful online version in 1996.
Final style sheet
This style sheet outlines Francesca Emmingham's design choices for her publication, including using Amplify font for subheadings and including a mixture of live shots and high quality images on both the cover and within the pages of the issue.
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Evaluationquestion5
The document discusses various methods used to attract the target audience of teenagers and students to a music festival magazine. On the front cover, bright colors and fonts are used to catch the eye, along with featuring popular bands. The contents page uses buzzwords like "exclusive" and "win" as well as promoting online content and social media to appeal to technology-savvy youth. Throughout the magazine, informal language, humor, photos, and relaxed interview formats are employed to make the content enjoyable and attract readers to continue reading.
Pitch feedback
Francesca received feedback on her magazine pitch. The positive feedback validated her chosen magazine name "Amplify" and the linking of the front cover image to a double page spread. The negative feedback noted she needed to better link the magazine to her audience research. In response, she adjusted the target age range and image to writing ratio. She also changed the magazine release schedule to every two weeks based on other feedback, to better meet audience needs. Her price point remained the same to appeal to cost-conscious students.
EVALUATIONQ1
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real magazines.
[1] The front cover uses conventions like a clear masthead in bold font, but develops it with a unique color layer.
[2] Photographs on the cover and inside pages develop conventions by using unposed, live-gig photos rather than posed studio shots.
[3] New technologies like QR codes are used to develop conventions and appeal to younger audiences.
Evaluationquestion2
The magazine represents males aged 17-25 who are predominantly white British. This matches the target demographic of indie rock fans. While most of the bands featured are male, articles also include details about girlfriends that would appeal to female readers. The magazine aims to profile up-and-coming bands in a way that represents the working class background common to many in the genre and target audience. Diversity could be improved in the future to better represent the mixed society in Great Britain.
Layouts
Francesca Emmingham proposes layouts for the front cover, contents page, and feature pages of a magazine. For the front cover, she suggests placing the main image across the entire background with text in colored boxes around it. For the contents page, she shows a sample layout with the feature band's image, page numbers, and additional information. For feature pages, she presents a double-page layout with a large main image, sub-image, and multi-column text, applying her magazine's color scheme consistently. She explains that feedback informed her page designs to effectively showcase content for her target audience.
About Pendulum
Pendulum is a drum and bass group formed in 2002 in Perth, Australia consisting of Rob Swire, Gareth McGrillen, and Paul Harding. Their mission was to create a new sound by combining various music styles. In 2005 they released their debut album and have since become a mainstream act performing at major festivals worldwide. Although the group split in 2012, Swire and McGrillen continue to perform as DJs and with their new group Knife Party.
Media Audience Research Analysis
- 66.7% of questionnaire respondents were 17 or younger, so the magazine should target this younger audience
- 66.7% of respondents had bought a music magazine before, so the results could provide accurate insights
- Most respondents buy music magazines either monthly or yearly, so the magazine should consider publishing on one of these schedules
- The most popular colors indicated could be used in the magazine's design and cover to appeal to readers
- Respondents described their style as "quite indie" so the cover model's clothing should suit this genre
Pitch
This document outlines a proposal for a new indie music magazine. It will target 16-25 year olds and focus on indie rock music. Each issue will cost £2 and feature a red, black, and yellow color scheme. The magazine will provide exclusive stories and information about popular and up-and-coming indie bands to attract readers interested in discovering new music in this genre.
Suzanne Presentation
Suzanne is a spherical navigation device that provides haptic and visual directions to users. It connects to a smartphone app via Bluetooth to access maps and sync directions. Suzanne uses vibrations and light-up arrows to guide users at each turn on their journey. The device is meant to be held and interacted with throughout the trip to prevent users from getting lost.
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About pendulum
Pendulum is a drum and bass group formed in 2002 in Perth, Australia consisting of Rob Swire, Gareth McGrillen, and Paul Harding. Their mission was to create a new sound by combining various music styles. They gained mainstream success after releasing their debut album in 2005. Although the band split in 2012, Swire and McGrillen formed Knife Party and still perform DJ sets together.
Music Video Analysis
The document provides an analysis of several music videos:
1. Of Monsters and Men's "Little Talks" video uses CGI and surreal elements to establish themes of identity and quirkiness that relate to the band and song.
2. Pendulum's "Witchcraft" video uses blurred, unfocused shots and overlay effects in the beginning to create mystery and intrigue around the song's theme of witchcraft.
3. Pendulum's "Crush" video tells the story of a mentally unstable main character through the use of unstable camerawork, fast cutting, and flashes of red to represent anger and blood.
4. Based on their analysis, the group decided to
Evaluationquestion7
Looking back at his preliminary work, the author feels he has made significant progress in skills and the quality of his work from the preliminary magazine to the final music magazine. He learned new software like Photoshop and how to conduct research and planning. Specific skills progressed like using Photoshop to add images and text, grab colors, and create a cohesive design. The author's knowledge of language usage, photo editing, and overall magazine production improved. He was able to apply lessons from the preliminary work to create a higher quality final product.
Evaluationquestion3
IPC Media would be the most suitable media institution to distribute the magazine because it already produces the popular music magazine NME. While IPC Media publishes NME, the author's proposed magazine, Amplify, would appeal to a specific genre audience and have a distinct style from NME. Distributing Amplify through IPC Media could lead to success in the UK market similarly to NME. The magazine could also be expanded online and through event sponsorships as NME has done, growing its readership beyond local audiences.
Photography plan
The document outlines Francesca Emmingham's photography plan for a student magazine featuring the local band King No-One. It discusses using the band as models at a gig location, with costumes and props like instruments and a stage. Example covers show desired abstract individual shots of band members. Effects like black and white and sepia will be considered. Shots will use manual settings to avoid interference. Composition techniques include central shots for engagement and high angles to portray power.
Layouts
Francesca Emmingham proposes layouts for the front cover, contents page, feature pages, and a double page spread of her magazine. For the front cover, she suggests placing the title and images around the edges to frame the main image. On the contents page, she shows the feature image, page numbers, and additional information. For feature pages, she diagrams images, headlines, and columns of text. The double page spread layout incorporates a large main image, sub-image, and text in columns maintaining her color scheme throughout the magazine.
Magazine research
Bauer Media Group is a large German media company that publishes the monthly music magazine Q and the rock magazine Kerrang!. It also has a 50% stake in Box Television, which operates several music television channels in the UK. Bauer has offices located around the world, including in Germany, the US, UK, France, and China. NME is a popular UK music publication owned by Time Inc., which is part of Warner Communication, known for owning Warner Brothers studios. NME was launched in 1952 and has been published weekly since, later launching an successful online version in 1996.
Final style sheet
This style sheet outlines Francesca Emmingham's design choices for her publication, including using Amplify font for subheadings and including a mixture of live shots and high quality images on both the cover and within the pages of the issue.
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