I learned how to use several tools in InDesign to make my magazine stand out visually. I used the drop shadow tool to add shadows behind text boxes and images to make them pop off the page. I also used the color tool to match colors between images and cover lines. Finally, I used the rotate tool to slant text boxes on my contents page for a more interesting layout. These InDesign tools helped enhance the design and visual appeal of my magazine.
The document discusses what the author has learned from their preliminary task to their full product. They state they have learned to better utilize tools in Photoshop and InDesign. Specifically, they learned how to alter images to make them brighter and add color boxes behind text to make it stand out more. They also learned about better camera angles for front covers. Additionally, they learned how to make their contents page look more professional and structured by following their draft plan.
The British musical duo "One and the Same" has found immense success with their music despite never expecting to become famous. In an interview, the band members Emily and Chloe discuss how they are dealing with their rise to fame, which still feels surreal to them. They also share funny stories about enthusiastic fans, plans for their upcoming tour and album, and their hopes to continue creating music together for many years to come.
The document discusses the evaluation of a music magazine created by the author. It summarizes the key design elements and conventions used, including following the Gutenberg principle to attract readers' eyes, using images and an intriguing quote on the double page spread, and targeting young adults interested in rock music. The author chose Bauer Media to distribute the magazine since it shares the target genre and audience. Overall, the author learned about magazine design conventions and gained experience using technologies like Photoshop and blogging platforms.
The document summarizes the layout and design elements used across multiple magazine covers and contents pages. Common elements included mastheads, coverlines, headlines, images, captions, and limited color palettes. Magazines like Billboard, NME, and Smash Hits tailored their design to their target audiences, using fonts, headlines, and images of popular artists to attract readers.
The document analyzes and compares the covers of two music magazines - Kerrang and NME. Kerrang targets 15-25 year old males and focuses on rock and heavy metal music. Its cover uses bold colors like black, red, and yellow that represent danger and rebellion fitting its genre. NME targets 16-35 year olds of both genders and focuses on indie/alternative music. Its cover has softer pink and white colors and presents information in a more traditional column format compared to Kerrang's use of images. While the magazines differ in audience and style, they both use bright colors in key areas to draw reader attention.
I learned how to use several tools in InDesign to make my magazine stand out visually. I used the drop shadow tool to add shadows behind text boxes and images to make them pop off the page. I also used the color tool to match colors between images and cover lines. Finally, I used the rotate tool to slant text boxes on my contents page for a more interesting layout. These InDesign tools helped enhance the design and visual appeal of my magazine.
The document discusses what the author has learned from their preliminary task to their full product. They state they have learned to better utilize tools in Photoshop and InDesign. Specifically, they learned how to alter images to make them brighter and add color boxes behind text to make it stand out more. They also learned about better camera angles for front covers. Additionally, they learned how to make their contents page look more professional and structured by following their draft plan.
The British musical duo "One and the Same" has found immense success with their music despite never expecting to become famous. In an interview, the band members Emily and Chloe discuss how they are dealing with their rise to fame, which still feels surreal to them. They also share funny stories about enthusiastic fans, plans for their upcoming tour and album, and their hopes to continue creating music together for many years to come.
The document discusses the evaluation of a music magazine created by the author. It summarizes the key design elements and conventions used, including following the Gutenberg principle to attract readers' eyes, using images and an intriguing quote on the double page spread, and targeting young adults interested in rock music. The author chose Bauer Media to distribute the magazine since it shares the target genre and audience. Overall, the author learned about magazine design conventions and gained experience using technologies like Photoshop and blogging platforms.
The document summarizes the layout and design elements used across multiple magazine covers and contents pages. Common elements included mastheads, coverlines, headlines, images, captions, and limited color palettes. Magazines like Billboard, NME, and Smash Hits tailored their design to their target audiences, using fonts, headlines, and images of popular artists to attract readers.
The document analyzes and compares the covers of two music magazines - Kerrang and NME. Kerrang targets 15-25 year old males and focuses on rock and heavy metal music. Its cover uses bold colors like black, red, and yellow that represent danger and rebellion fitting its genre. NME targets 16-35 year olds of both genders and focuses on indie/alternative music. Its cover has softer pink and white colors and presents information in a more traditional column format compared to Kerrang's use of images. While the magazines differ in audience and style, they both use bright colors in key areas to draw reader attention.
The document is a production diary for an A2 Media Studies course documenting the progress of a student's music video project over several months. It includes summaries of the work completed each month, including researching examples, creating ancillary pieces, filming footage, editing the video, and evaluating the final product. The student found certain tasks like analyzing examples and writing the script more difficult than expected. Their group had to overcome some technical issues when uploading footage. By the end, the student had completed all their coursework and presented it on their blog.
The document discusses how the colors red and black were used consistently across a main music video product and ancillary materials like the CD cover and music video screenshots to convey themes of love and danger, creating synergy. Narrative and prop elements in the materials were also designed to reflect these themes. Inspiration was drawn from analyzing actual music videos of artists like Adele and Jessie J.
1) The group created a Facebook group to get feedback on their music video from an audience. Responses showed that conventions like using a phone and burning photo were enjoyed and helped convey the relationship ending.
2) Feedback also indicated that the stormy beach setting matched the mood of the song well.
3) Viewers understood the storyline as presented in a linear way and reflected in the song lyrics.
4) Conventions used successfully helped audiences identify the pop genre. Areas for improvement included more emotion in lip syncing and filming in multiple locations.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people between the ages of 17-30 about their music preferences and what they look for in music videos. The questionnaire found that the most popular genres were pop, R&B, and dance. It also found that most participants enjoyed socializing and listening to music. Most watched music videos on YouTube and felt performances and narratives were the most appealing aspects. The document discusses using these results to make a music video that will appeal to a wide audience.
This document provides a script for a music video titled "Turning Tables" that follows a female artist. It describes 6 sections of the video through a series of shots showing the artist singing and walking along a beach, looking at old photographs, drawing and erasing a heart in the sand, and eventually driving away from the beach in her car after deleting a text message. The shots convey the artist reflecting on a past relationship represented through the beach setting and props like photographs.
The document summarizes a student's media evaluation assignment. It discusses how their music video for Adele's "Turning Tables" both uses and challenges conventions of the pop genre. Specifically, it sets the video on a deserted beach portrayed with dull skies to represent sadness and heartbreak, challenging stereotypes of women in pop music by depicting the female artist as strong. It also discusses the use of props like phones and photos and costumes like a red dress and military jacket. The student concludes their video challenges conventions by showing the artist overcoming heartbreak rather than remaining vulnerable. The response discusses creating ancillary tasks like CD covers in Photoshop and editing the video in Premiere Pro.
The student created a digipack for a pop album that included both conventional and unconventional genre features. Conventionally, it featured a young female artist on the front cover, a sans serif font for the artist and album name, and a track list on the back cover. Unconventionally, it used a black and white, manipulated close-up portrait of the artist and red and black colors, which are not typical for pop albums. The design choices were meant to both anchor the audience with familiar elements while also adding differences to disorient them initially.
The document summarizes the results of a market research questionnaire conducted to understand what people look for in music videos and what music genres they prefer. The questionnaire was completed by 10 people aged 17-30. The results show that the most popular music genres among the target audience are R&B, dance, and pop. Most participants enjoy socializing and listening to music. The majority watch music videos often and prefer if they include both artist performance and narrative elements. The findings will help the creator design their music video to appeal to the target audience.
The proposed music video would tell a narrative love story involving heartbreak through the experience of a female protagonist. It would have a pop genre and focus on themes of love and sadness. Scenes would be shot on location with natural lighting and feature everyday clothing. Cinematography like continuity editing, lighting effects, and different camera shots would be used to portray the progression of the relationship from love to hate and the character finding light after the darkness of a broken relationship. The video aims to relate the experience to a wide audience by portraying typical relationship experiences and vulnerabilities through the main character.
The proposed music video would tell a narrative love story involving heartbreak through the experience of a female protagonist. It would have a pop genre and focus on themes of love and sadness. Scenes would include the protagonist walking alone on the street while singing, showing her emotional reaction to a breakup through burning a photograph, and getting over the relationship with the help of time. The video would use techniques like continuity editing, lighting effects, and different camera shots and movements to portray the story and emotions. It aims to create a relatable narrative that would appeal to a wide audience.
The music video will tell a narrative love story involving heartbreak through both a female character's performance of the song and her experiences in the story. It will show her walking alone on the street singing without acknowledgement and depict her getting her heart broken in a relationship to relate to audiences. The genre will be pop focused on love and sadness, with a natural, low-key lighting scheme and everyday clothing. Cinematography like continuity editing, digital effects, and different shots will be used to advance the story and symbolize moving on from pain through a burning photograph at the end. The main character will portray stereotypical views of females as innocent/vulnerable and males as heartbreakers through her downbeat expressions and his
The document is a music video questionnaire that asks respondents about their music preferences and habits watching music videos. It collects demographic information like gender and age and asks about music genres, interests, how often they watch music videos, what they like to see in videos, how they watch videos, artists they recognize, what makes a video appealing, and their favorite artist. The questionnaire aims to understand viewers' tastes and behaviors related to music videos.
The document is a music video questionnaire that asks respondents about their music preferences and habits watching music videos. It collects demographic information like gender and age and asks about music genres, interests, how often they watch music videos, what they like to see in videos, how they watch videos, artists they recognize, what makes a video appealing, and their favorite artist. The questionnaire aims to understand viewers' tastes and behaviors related to music videos.
The document is a music video questionnaire that asks respondents about their music preferences and habits watching music videos. It collects demographic information like gender and age and asks about music genres, interests, how often they watch music videos, what they like to see in videos, how they watch videos, artists they recognize, what makes a video appealing, and their favorite artist. The questionnaire aims to understand viewers' tastes and behaviors related to music videos.
This music video tells the narrative story of a depressed female character who takes on the role of Cupid by shooting love arrows at strangers to make them fall in love. The video begins with the female appearing to have an arrow in her neck, surrounded by blood. It then shows her shooting arrows at people in the streets, causing them to desperately fall in love. Throughout the video, the dark cinematography and realistic portrayal of loneliness and depression break conventions of typical upbeat pop music videos. In the end, the female finds her own love by shooting an arrow at a police officer, restoring the equilibrium.
The advertisement features an edited image of the artist with bleached hair against a red chair, making her face stand out to identify her. Her name is printed in large gold font at the bottom to attract attention, along with the album title in smaller gold font. Preview images of the album cover and listings of popular songs are included to provide information and persuade viewers to purchase.
This document analyzes an album advertisement page. It uses different fonts and placements to attract different audiences. The main image takes up most space, showing the artist not directly looking at the camera to intrigue viewers. The artist and album names are in large, distinctive fonts at the top to identify them. The release date is smaller and in a contrasting font to first draw viewers in. Text at the bottom informs of different purchase options to appeal to a wide age range.
The album advertisement features Madonna's name and the album title "Celebration" in a large sans serif font at the top. Below is a collage image of Madonna featuring different colors to emphasize it is a compilation album. This will appeal to multiple generations by including Madonna's music over her career. The release date is printed in the bottom right corner, following people's natural eye movement. A brief album summary is at the bottom in the weak fallow area against a grey background.
The CD cover uses bright yellow and simple fonts and designs to attract younger audiences. It features a bubbly font for the artist name and a small silhouette of the artist instead of a portrait to intrigue audiences into learning who the artist is. While some elements like the tracklist font and barcode are conventional, the overall design stands out from other pop albums through its unusual colors and lack of the artist's face, aiding future identification of the album.
The document summarizes key design elements of Jessie J's CD cover and how they appeal to her target audience. The heart shape and sans-serif font on the cover suggest a feminine, young, pop music audience. The bold, metallic sans-serif font and dominant black and white colors make the cover stand out and draw attention. Having Jessie J's face prominently displayed identifies the artist and genre clearly.
The document is a production diary for an A2 Media Studies course documenting the progress of a student's music video project over several months. It includes summaries of the work completed each month, including researching examples, creating ancillary pieces, filming footage, editing the video, and evaluating the final product. The student found certain tasks like analyzing examples and writing the script more difficult than expected. Their group had to overcome some technical issues when uploading footage. By the end, the student had completed all their coursework and presented it on their blog.
The document discusses how the colors red and black were used consistently across a main music video product and ancillary materials like the CD cover and music video screenshots to convey themes of love and danger, creating synergy. Narrative and prop elements in the materials were also designed to reflect these themes. Inspiration was drawn from analyzing actual music videos of artists like Adele and Jessie J.
1) The group created a Facebook group to get feedback on their music video from an audience. Responses showed that conventions like using a phone and burning photo were enjoyed and helped convey the relationship ending.
2) Feedback also indicated that the stormy beach setting matched the mood of the song well.
3) Viewers understood the storyline as presented in a linear way and reflected in the song lyrics.
4) Conventions used successfully helped audiences identify the pop genre. Areas for improvement included more emotion in lip syncing and filming in multiple locations.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people between the ages of 17-30 about their music preferences and what they look for in music videos. The questionnaire found that the most popular genres were pop, R&B, and dance. It also found that most participants enjoyed socializing and listening to music. Most watched music videos on YouTube and felt performances and narratives were the most appealing aspects. The document discusses using these results to make a music video that will appeal to a wide audience.
This document provides a script for a music video titled "Turning Tables" that follows a female artist. It describes 6 sections of the video through a series of shots showing the artist singing and walking along a beach, looking at old photographs, drawing and erasing a heart in the sand, and eventually driving away from the beach in her car after deleting a text message. The shots convey the artist reflecting on a past relationship represented through the beach setting and props like photographs.
The document summarizes a student's media evaluation assignment. It discusses how their music video for Adele's "Turning Tables" both uses and challenges conventions of the pop genre. Specifically, it sets the video on a deserted beach portrayed with dull skies to represent sadness and heartbreak, challenging stereotypes of women in pop music by depicting the female artist as strong. It also discusses the use of props like phones and photos and costumes like a red dress and military jacket. The student concludes their video challenges conventions by showing the artist overcoming heartbreak rather than remaining vulnerable. The response discusses creating ancillary tasks like CD covers in Photoshop and editing the video in Premiere Pro.
The student created a digipack for a pop album that included both conventional and unconventional genre features. Conventionally, it featured a young female artist on the front cover, a sans serif font for the artist and album name, and a track list on the back cover. Unconventionally, it used a black and white, manipulated close-up portrait of the artist and red and black colors, which are not typical for pop albums. The design choices were meant to both anchor the audience with familiar elements while also adding differences to disorient them initially.
The document summarizes the results of a market research questionnaire conducted to understand what people look for in music videos and what music genres they prefer. The questionnaire was completed by 10 people aged 17-30. The results show that the most popular music genres among the target audience are R&B, dance, and pop. Most participants enjoy socializing and listening to music. The majority watch music videos often and prefer if they include both artist performance and narrative elements. The findings will help the creator design their music video to appeal to the target audience.
The proposed music video would tell a narrative love story involving heartbreak through the experience of a female protagonist. It would have a pop genre and focus on themes of love and sadness. Scenes would be shot on location with natural lighting and feature everyday clothing. Cinematography like continuity editing, lighting effects, and different camera shots would be used to portray the progression of the relationship from love to hate and the character finding light after the darkness of a broken relationship. The video aims to relate the experience to a wide audience by portraying typical relationship experiences and vulnerabilities through the main character.
The proposed music video would tell a narrative love story involving heartbreak through the experience of a female protagonist. It would have a pop genre and focus on themes of love and sadness. Scenes would include the protagonist walking alone on the street while singing, showing her emotional reaction to a breakup through burning a photograph, and getting over the relationship with the help of time. The video would use techniques like continuity editing, lighting effects, and different camera shots and movements to portray the story and emotions. It aims to create a relatable narrative that would appeal to a wide audience.
The music video will tell a narrative love story involving heartbreak through both a female character's performance of the song and her experiences in the story. It will show her walking alone on the street singing without acknowledgement and depict her getting her heart broken in a relationship to relate to audiences. The genre will be pop focused on love and sadness, with a natural, low-key lighting scheme and everyday clothing. Cinematography like continuity editing, digital effects, and different shots will be used to advance the story and symbolize moving on from pain through a burning photograph at the end. The main character will portray stereotypical views of females as innocent/vulnerable and males as heartbreakers through her downbeat expressions and his
The document is a music video questionnaire that asks respondents about their music preferences and habits watching music videos. It collects demographic information like gender and age and asks about music genres, interests, how often they watch music videos, what they like to see in videos, how they watch videos, artists they recognize, what makes a video appealing, and their favorite artist. The questionnaire aims to understand viewers' tastes and behaviors related to music videos.
The document is a music video questionnaire that asks respondents about their music preferences and habits watching music videos. It collects demographic information like gender and age and asks about music genres, interests, how often they watch music videos, what they like to see in videos, how they watch videos, artists they recognize, what makes a video appealing, and their favorite artist. The questionnaire aims to understand viewers' tastes and behaviors related to music videos.
The document is a music video questionnaire that asks respondents about their music preferences and habits watching music videos. It collects demographic information like gender and age and asks about music genres, interests, how often they watch music videos, what they like to see in videos, how they watch videos, artists they recognize, what makes a video appealing, and their favorite artist. The questionnaire aims to understand viewers' tastes and behaviors related to music videos.
This music video tells the narrative story of a depressed female character who takes on the role of Cupid by shooting love arrows at strangers to make them fall in love. The video begins with the female appearing to have an arrow in her neck, surrounded by blood. It then shows her shooting arrows at people in the streets, causing them to desperately fall in love. Throughout the video, the dark cinematography and realistic portrayal of loneliness and depression break conventions of typical upbeat pop music videos. In the end, the female finds her own love by shooting an arrow at a police officer, restoring the equilibrium.
The advertisement features an edited image of the artist with bleached hair against a red chair, making her face stand out to identify her. Her name is printed in large gold font at the bottom to attract attention, along with the album title in smaller gold font. Preview images of the album cover and listings of popular songs are included to provide information and persuade viewers to purchase.
This document analyzes an album advertisement page. It uses different fonts and placements to attract different audiences. The main image takes up most space, showing the artist not directly looking at the camera to intrigue viewers. The artist and album names are in large, distinctive fonts at the top to identify them. The release date is smaller and in a contrasting font to first draw viewers in. Text at the bottom informs of different purchase options to appeal to a wide age range.
The album advertisement features Madonna's name and the album title "Celebration" in a large sans serif font at the top. Below is a collage image of Madonna featuring different colors to emphasize it is a compilation album. This will appeal to multiple generations by including Madonna's music over her career. The release date is printed in the bottom right corner, following people's natural eye movement. A brief album summary is at the bottom in the weak fallow area against a grey background.
The CD cover uses bright yellow and simple fonts and designs to attract younger audiences. It features a bubbly font for the artist name and a small silhouette of the artist instead of a portrait to intrigue audiences into learning who the artist is. While some elements like the tracklist font and barcode are conventional, the overall design stands out from other pop albums through its unusual colors and lack of the artist's face, aiding future identification of the album.
The document summarizes key design elements of Jessie J's CD cover and how they appeal to her target audience. The heart shape and sans-serif font on the cover suggest a feminine, young, pop music audience. The bold, metallic sans-serif font and dominant black and white colors make the cover stand out and draw attention. Having Jessie J's face prominently displayed identifies the artist and genre clearly.