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Alternative music magazines follow consistent conventions for their layout and design. The front cover features a single dominant image of the artist centered within the frame. The contents page lists articles in a column alongside a large main image and 3-5 smaller accompanying images. Double page spreads typically use a full-bleed dominant artist image covering one page paired with a detailed article, identified by the artist's name in bold text as the headline.
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Katie Target Audience
Katie is a 14-16 year old studying childcare who enjoys reading young adult fiction like Harry Potter, watching shows like Once Upon a Time, and musicals such as Wicked. She favors the color blue and celebrity Leonardo DiCaprio, and listens to pop artists like One Direction and Katy Perry. In magazines, Katie looks for bright colors, eye-catching designs, and interesting photos.
Target audience
Mae Simpson is an 11-13 year old girl in Year 8 who enjoys watching YouTubers, movies like The Maze Runner and Twilight, and TV shows such as Teen Wolf. She likes the color purple and her favorite celebrity is Dylan O'Brian. Mae is interested in pop music from artists like One Direction and 5 Seconds of Summer. When choosing a magazine, Mae looks for an eye-catching front cover image, a well-known celebrity, and multiple interior images.
Target audience 2
Natasha is an 11-13 year old girl currently in Year 9 who enjoys watching YouTubers, TV shows like Gotham and Sherlock, and movies like The Avengers and Harry Potter. She likes the color pink and her favorite celebrity is Matthew Daddario. Natasha is interested in pop punk music and bands like My Chemical Romance, 21 Pilots and 5 Seconds of Summer. She wants a magazine with interesting articles and an easy to follow contents page.
Question5
The document discusses how the magazine targeted its audience of 13-23 year olds interested in alternative music. It aimed to attract this audience through using genre conventions like dark colors, emotive language, and images of alternative musicians in the magazine's layout and design. The magazine also included common features like competitions, subscriber perks, and a free song download to engage readers. The price of £2 was chosen to be affordable for students while still undercutting competitors. Overall, the document explains how the magazine was tailored to attract its intended target audience through visuals, content, and pricing.
Source existing magazine contents page
This document lists 3 music magazine websites - Top of the Pops Magazine at http://www.immediate.co.uk/brands/top-of-the-pops, We Love Pop Magazine at www.welovepopmag.co.uk/, and Shout Magazine at https://www.shoutmag.co.uk/.
Source exisiting magazines
These links are to popular magazines and music brands. Seventeen and Cosmopolitan are magazines focused on fashion, beauty, and relationships. Top of the Pops was a television show and brand in the UK focused on pop music charts and performances.
Question 5
The document discusses how the creator of a pop music magazine targeted their audience of 11-13 year old girls and their parents. Key points include using pastel colors, friendly language and slang, eye-catching fonts, popular features like competitions and posters, an affordable price of £2.50, and layouts that draw the eye to important images and text using conventions of pop music magazines. The goal was to create a clean magazine that would appeal to both the target audience and their parents through visual design and relevant content.
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This document outlines steps for a project including finishing research and planning, getting feedback on a double page spread, and starting an evaluation to complete it.
Katie Target Audience
Katie is a 14-16 year old studying childcare who enjoys reading young adult fiction like Harry Potter, watching shows like Once Upon a Time, and musicals such as Wicked. She favors the color blue and celebrity Leonardo DiCaprio, and listens to pop artists like One Direction and Katy Perry. In magazines, Katie looks for bright colors, eye-catching designs, and interesting photos.
Target audience
Mae Simpson is an 11-13 year old girl in Year 8 who enjoys watching YouTubers, movies like The Maze Runner and Twilight, and TV shows such as Teen Wolf. She likes the color purple and her favorite celebrity is Dylan O'Brian. Mae is interested in pop music from artists like One Direction and 5 Seconds of Summer. When choosing a magazine, Mae looks for an eye-catching front cover image, a well-known celebrity, and multiple interior images.
Target audience 2
Natasha is an 11-13 year old girl currently in Year 9 who enjoys watching YouTubers, TV shows like Gotham and Sherlock, and movies like The Avengers and Harry Potter. She likes the color pink and her favorite celebrity is Matthew Daddario. Natasha is interested in pop punk music and bands like My Chemical Romance, 21 Pilots and 5 Seconds of Summer. She wants a magazine with interesting articles and an easy to follow contents page.
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The document discusses how the magazine targeted its audience of 13-23 year olds interested in alternative music. It aimed to attract this audience through using genre conventions like dark colors, emotive language, and images of alternative musicians in the magazine's layout and design. The magazine also included common features like competitions, subscriber perks, and a free song download to engage readers. The price of £2 was chosen to be affordable for students while still undercutting competitors. Overall, the document explains how the magazine was tailored to attract its intended target audience through visuals, content, and pricing.
Source existing magazine contents page
This document lists 3 music magazine websites - Top of the Pops Magazine at http://www.immediate.co.uk/brands/top-of-the-pops, We Love Pop Magazine at www.welovepopmag.co.uk/, and Shout Magazine at https://www.shoutmag.co.uk/.
Source exisiting magazines
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Generic conventions
This document outlines the generic conventions used on magazine front covers, including elements like the title, masthead, publisher information, images, page numbers, and article titles and contents. Common front cover elements are the title, main image, sub images, publisher details, feature descriptions, and masthead with magazine name. Page elements inside include titles and numbers to identify sections.
Potential Problems
The document outlines potential problems the student may face with their coursework and how they plan to address each issue. It identifies issues such as the model being unavailable for a photo shoot, losing memory cards, studio access, articles not fitting double page spreads, articles being too large or small, and images not turning out well. For each potential problem, it describes steps like scheduling photo shoots in advance, backing up images, booking studios ahead of time, adjusting text size or adding more content to articles, and using photo editing software to improve images if needed.
Institutions Research
The document discusses four potential media companies to publish a new music magazine:
1. Bauer Media Group - A large European media company founded in 1875 with over 600 magazines and 50 radio/TV stations globally, but they do not publish similar music genres.
2. The Egmont Group - A Danish media corporation founded in 1878 that has traditionally published magazines and now other mass media. They would be suitable as they publish similar music magazines in the desired genre.
3. Wenner Media - A New York company that publishes magazines like Rolling Stone but only one music magazine in a different genre than desired, so they would not be the best option.
4. Time Inc. UK - A large UK publisher
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Question 1
The document provides details about the design choices for various elements of a music magazine cover and contents page. For the cover, the masthead and tagline are placed at the top in large typography. The dominant image features a female artist looking at the camera to draw attention. Cover lines along the right promote artists and articles. On the contents page, the layout and elements are modeled after other magazines, including a large dominant image and editors note at the bottom. Social media links are included to promote the magazine across platforms.
Eval 2
This document evaluates Cain Mackenzie-Yapa's music magazine called "Sound". It discusses how the magazine represents teenagers and rock music fans through its content focusing on an alternative rock band and chances to win music festival tickets. It also describes the visual elements used on the cover, contents page, and double page spread, including photos of the featured band that have been manipulated through editing. The document suggests the magazine would be distributed by publishers of similar underground music magazines in order to expand their audience and business. The target audience is described as male and female aged 16-18 interested in alternative rock music.
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This document outlines common design elements and conventions used on magazine covers. It discusses the typical positioning and design of elements like the masthead, main image, cover lines, background, banners, and other promotional text or images. Overall, it provides guidance on how magazine covers effectively showcase their brand and content through established design patterns that highlight key information, relate to the publication's genre or topic, and attract readers.
Evaluation q1
The document describes how the author's media product, a magazine, uses conventions from real music magazines. Some conventions included are a barcode, price, and date on the cover, as well as a line of bands at the bottom of pages. The magazine also uses double page spreads with full page pictures, cover designs with the main image behind text, and a contents page with page numbers and subheadings. Layout and design conventions like placement of images, titles, and text are also replicated from other magazines. Colors schemes and cover lines are also used in conventions from other music magazines.
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This document outlines the generic conventions used on magazine front covers, including elements like the title, masthead, publisher information, images, page numbers, and article titles and contents. Common front cover elements are the title, main image, sub images, publisher details, feature descriptions, and masthead with magazine name. Page elements inside include titles and numbers to identify sections.
Potential Problems
The document outlines potential problems the student may face with their coursework and how they plan to address each issue. It identifies issues such as the model being unavailable for a photo shoot, losing memory cards, studio access, articles not fitting double page spreads, articles being too large or small, and images not turning out well. For each potential problem, it describes steps like scheduling photo shoots in advance, backing up images, booking studios ahead of time, adjusting text size or adding more content to articles, and using photo editing software to improve images if needed.
Institutions Research
The document discusses four potential media companies to publish a new music magazine:
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3. Wenner Media - A New York company that publishes magazines like Rolling Stone but only one music magazine in a different genre than desired, so they would not be the best option.
4. Time Inc. UK - A large UK publisher
Potential problems with my coursework
The document discusses potential problems and solutions for different aspects of a coursework project involving a magazine. For the front cover image, the problem is finding a location where the background does not interfere with readability of the masthead. Solutions include making the masthead large and contrasting in color, or editing the model onto a plain background. For the inside article, the potential problem is boring the audience with long texts given their short attention spans. To address this, the article will be kept succinct and only include key details. For accompanying images, the challenge is making them look realistic while relating to the article content. Using small props like headphones instead of obvious items like guitars can subtly represent the topic without drawing attention away from the model
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Codes & Conventions of cover pages
This document outlines common design elements and conventions used on magazine covers. It discusses the typical positioning and design of elements like the masthead, main image, cover lines, background, banners, and other promotional text or images. Overall, it provides guidance on how magazine covers effectively showcase their brand and content through established design patterns that highlight key information, relate to the publication's genre or topic, and attract readers.
Evaluation q1
The document describes how the author's media product, a magazine, uses conventions from real music magazines. Some conventions included are a barcode, price, and date on the cover, as well as a line of bands at the bottom of pages. The magazine also uses double page spreads with full page pictures, cover designs with the main image behind text, and a contents page with page numbers and subheadings. Layout and design conventions like placement of images, titles, and text are also replicated from other magazines. Colors schemes and cover lines are also used in conventions from other music magazines.
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The document outlines some key conventions of a music magazine, including the front cover, contents page, and double-page spreads. The front cover typically features a large masthead, celebrity image to attract readers, and barcode with price and issue date. The contents page clearly lists articles with subheadings and page numbers and highlights featured artists. Double-page spreads use bold headlines, drop caps, quotations, large main images relating to the article, and multiple smaller images along with the writer's name and page numbers. These elements provide consistency across issues and help readers navigate to find desired content.
Evaluation q1
This document discusses how the author's media product, a magazine, uses and develops conventions from real music magazines. It identifies several conventions the author's magazine incorporates, such as including a barcode, price, and date on the cover, listing content at the bottom of pages, featuring full-page pictures and musician portraits with text behind them. The document also notes similarities in layout between the author's magazine and real magazines, including logo placement, column structure, and use of images. Colors and cover lines are also discussed.
Task 2
The document summarizes the key design elements of a magazine cover and article pages about musician Alicia Keys. The magazine cover follows conventions by placing the masthead at the top, featuring a large central image of Keys, and including cover lines, artist names, and the genre of R&B. The contents pages also adhere to typical layouts, with article summaries, images of Keys wearing jewelry stereotypical of R&B, and charts on the right. The featured Keys article has her onstage photo, utilizes a Q&A interview format, and references her album to engage fans. Overall the document examines how the magazine design effectively markets Keys and the R&B genre to its target audience.
Codes & Conventions of Front Cover Pages
This document summarizes the typical elements and design conventions found on magazine covers focusing on music genres. It discusses the common positioning and purpose of elements like the masthead, main image, cover lines, background, date/price information, incentives, and other visual cues. Overall, the document provides guidance on how magazine covers in the music industry strategically use design principles and specific elements to attract readers and represent their brand and musical focus.
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The document outlines several conventions for magazine design elements including front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads. Front covers typically feature a central image with the magazine title in the top left corner surrounded by text. Contents pages usually list articles in columns and include the date and issue number. Double page spreads commonly contain 300-400 words of text in columns accompanied by a large singular image of an artist or band with a headline and stand first.
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