In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
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The media product uses and develops conventions of real punk rock magazines through its design elements. The black and edgy font of the masthead reflects the punk rock genre. The colors black, white, and yellow are used consistently throughout to match magazines like Kerrang that target similar audiences. The cover layout is cluttered like Kerrang's to grab younger readers' attention in an informal way befitting the genre. The photo on the cover uses direct address to draw viewers in, mirroring covers that feature artists like Adele. The language in interviews is informal to sound realistic, as seen in interviews in Kerrang that give a personal feel through strong informal language.
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Evaluation 5
The document discusses techniques used in a music magazine to attract the target audience. It describes using a free CD as an incentive, based on survey results. It also discusses testing two magazine covers and finding that the blue cover was preferred. Images were carefully planned using techniques like mise-en-scene and lighting to represent the genre and appeal to the audience. Language uses devices like personal pronouns, informal tone, teasers and exaggeration to engage readers. Overall, following conventions from researched magazines helps make the magazine look professional and realistic to attract the target audience.
Evaluation Task One
The student created an indie punk magazine called "AMOK" for 15-30 year olds, modeling it after "MOJO" magazine. To distinguish it, the student used a unique four-letter title in the center of the page in Gothic font. The cover layout and colors of black, green, yellow, and white are intentionally uncommon. In another distinction from typical magazines, the contents page uses only black and white for unpredictability, while inside pages use blue, white, black, and burgundy.
My music magazine finished
The document discusses the design choices for a music magazine called "My Music Magazine". The logo uses red and white colors which look urban. Pictures were chosen that look intimidating to engage the target youth audience. Photos were edited in Photoshop to enhance quality and crop backgrounds. Consistent formatting across pages with the logo, font, and color scheme (red and white) was used to make the magazine easy to read. Annotation explains the elements on the cover, contents page, and double page spread to promote the artists and content featured.
Question 1
The magazine uses conventions of real music magazines in its design and content. The graffiti-style title font evokes street culture associated with R&B music. Images show models posing intimidatingly, as characters in R&B videos often do. Written content includes rhetorical questions on the cover and an interview section, mimicking real magazines. Sticking to a consistent, readable font and including standard elements like a barcode help the magazine seem authentic for its target R&B audience. Overall, the magazine successfully adopts conventions of real music publications to engage readers interested in the R&B genre.
Evaluation text
The document summarizes the key design elements and choices made in creating a magazine focused on R&B music. These include using the rule of thirds and balanced photographs. Choosing bold yet simple colors of yellow, grey, and black to create a consistent house style. Selecting fonts that fit the genre and are eye-catching. Including images where the subjects make direct eye contact to engage the audience. The target audience is ages 11-25 who are interested in R&B artists and in learning about celebrities. Direct address, relevant artists, and bright colors are used to attract this audience. The document reflects on improvements from the preliminary task, such as a bolder masthead and higher quality images.
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I used layout and design elements inspired by popular music magazines like Uncut and Kerrang to attract an indie rock audience aged 16+. The larger cover text draws attention to highlight important information. Darkly dressed photography of a posed model in the magazines' style portrays the genre. Feedback suggested making page numbers more professional, which was implemented in the final product. The color scheme of white, black, red, and yellow appeals to fans of the genre and combines the basic colors imaginatively on the front cover.
Evaluation question 7
1) Comparing their preliminary magazine to the music magazine, the author saw improvements in their layout and image skills from researching existing magazines.
2) For the preliminary magazine, the images looked less professional and similar, while the music magazine images fit the genre and had more variety in poses.
3) Planning and research was more limited for the preliminary task, while an in-depth plan and shot list helped make the music magazine look more realistic.
Evaluation 5
The document summarizes how the author attracted their audience to their music magazine. They did several things:
1) They put a famous rapper on the front cover based on audience survey feedback that famous artists are most attractive.
2) They used an attention-grabbing masthead font and color placement.
3) They included a promotional free gift offer in the top corner, which research showed would encourage 50% of people to buy.
4) Images, costumes, and poses on the front cover and inside helped communicate the rap genre.
5) Language in interviews struck a balance of formal and informal to engage younger audiences but maintain professionalism. Pullout quotes were also used to grab attention
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Evaluation 5
The document discusses techniques used in a music magazine to attract the target audience. It describes using a free CD as an incentive, based on survey results. It also discusses testing two magazine covers and finding that the blue cover was preferred. Images were carefully planned using techniques like mise-en-scene and lighting to represent the genre and appeal to the audience. Language uses devices like personal pronouns, informal tone, teasers and exaggeration to engage readers. Overall, following conventions from researched magazines helps make the magazine look professional and realistic to attract the target audience.
Evaluation Task One
The student created an indie punk magazine called "AMOK" for 15-30 year olds, modeling it after "MOJO" magazine. To distinguish it, the student used a unique four-letter title in the center of the page in Gothic font. The cover layout and colors of black, green, yellow, and white are intentionally uncommon. In another distinction from typical magazines, the contents page uses only black and white for unpredictability, while inside pages use blue, white, black, and burgundy.
My music magazine finished
The document discusses the design choices for a music magazine called "My Music Magazine". The logo uses red and white colors which look urban. Pictures were chosen that look intimidating to engage the target youth audience. Photos were edited in Photoshop to enhance quality and crop backgrounds. Consistent formatting across pages with the logo, font, and color scheme (red and white) was used to make the magazine easy to read. Annotation explains the elements on the cover, contents page, and double page spread to promote the artists and content featured.
Question 1
The magazine uses conventions of real music magazines in its design and content. The graffiti-style title font evokes street culture associated with R&B music. Images show models posing intimidatingly, as characters in R&B videos often do. Written content includes rhetorical questions on the cover and an interview section, mimicking real magazines. Sticking to a consistent, readable font and including standard elements like a barcode help the magazine seem authentic for its target R&B audience. Overall, the magazine successfully adopts conventions of real music publications to engage readers interested in the R&B genre.
Evaluation text
The document summarizes the key design elements and choices made in creating a magazine focused on R&B music. These include using the rule of thirds and balanced photographs. Choosing bold yet simple colors of yellow, grey, and black to create a consistent house style. Selecting fonts that fit the genre and are eye-catching. Including images where the subjects make direct eye contact to engage the audience. The target audience is ages 11-25 who are interested in R&B artists and in learning about celebrities. Direct address, relevant artists, and bright colors are used to attract this audience. The document reflects on improvements from the preliminary task, such as a bolder masthead and higher quality images.
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I used layout and design elements inspired by popular music magazines like Uncut and Kerrang to attract an indie rock audience aged 16+. The larger cover text draws attention to highlight important information. Darkly dressed photography of a posed model in the magazines' style portrays the genre. Feedback suggested making page numbers more professional, which was implemented in the final product. The color scheme of white, black, red, and yellow appeals to fans of the genre and combines the basic colors imaginatively on the front cover.
Evaluation question 7
1) Comparing their preliminary magazine to the music magazine, the author saw improvements in their layout and image skills from researching existing magazines.
2) For the preliminary magazine, the images looked less professional and similar, while the music magazine images fit the genre and had more variety in poses.
3) Planning and research was more limited for the preliminary task, while an in-depth plan and shot list helped make the music magazine look more realistic.
Evaluation 5
The document summarizes how the author attracted their audience to their music magazine. They did several things:
1) They put a famous rapper on the front cover based on audience survey feedback that famous artists are most attractive.
2) They used an attention-grabbing masthead font and color placement.
3) They included a promotional free gift offer in the top corner, which research showed would encourage 50% of people to buy.
4) Images, costumes, and poses on the front cover and inside helped communicate the rap genre.
5) Language in interviews struck a balance of formal and informal to engage younger audiences but maintain professionalism. Pullout quotes were also used to grab attention
Question 1
In what way does your media product use, develop or challenge form and conventions of real media products?
Cover Process
This document outlines a plan for a music magazine cover photoshoot. It includes descriptions of the chosen cover photo, masthead font, price, date, captions, and main headline text. The cover photo was taken separately from the actual shoot because the compositions from the shoot were not suitable. The masthead font was chosen to match the magazine title "Red" and stand out to the target audience. Captions and text were designed based on research of similar magazines to appeal to fans of indie rock music.
Magazine deconstruction
This document summarizes key conventions used in music magazines, including:
1) The masthead displays the magazine name prominently on the front cover for branding and advertising.
2) Pull quotes are excerpted text from articles used to attract attention and draw readers in.
3) Magazines typically use a limited color scheme (up to 3 colors) that carries through the entire issue.
Evaluation 7
The document discusses the learning and improvements the author made from their preliminary magazine task to the full magazine product. Some key areas of improvement included using less exaggerated design elements, incorporating genre-appropriate props in images, limiting colors and fonts used, and increased research into magazine conventions. Planning and justifying design decisions also improved. While happy with overall results, the author notes they would spend more time on contents page design, research fonts and language techniques for headings if doing the task again.
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This magazine product uses and develops forms and conventions of real music magazines like Kerrang! by emulating their layout, style, and content. The title "Outrage" is similar to real titles. The front cover copies Kerrang!'s style of a large central image with additional photos. Inside photos are more dramatic like in real magazines. People featured look like they could be in music magazines. The title font and black color follow conventions. Interviews and text layout mimic real magazine styles. The rock/indie genre is suggested through the people and bands featured, targeting the right audience. The front cover and contents page take inspiration from real magazines to be appealing and cohesive.
Evaluation 7 f
The document summarizes what the author learned from creating a preliminary magazine that could be improved for their final pop music magazine product. Specifically, the author learned that for a pop music magazine to appeal to its target teenage audience it needs bright colors, original fonts, a cluttered but content-rich format, informal language, prominent images on the cover and throughout, and elements like banners and frames that relate to web/social media and retro styles enjoyed by teenagers. The author analyzed their preliminary draft and made changes like adding more colorful and varied photos, torn paper elements, and filling empty spaces to create a final magazine that better matches the conventions and interests of their target market.
Evaluation 1 for media
The document discusses the language and design conventions used in the student's media magazine project on clubbing culture. For the masthead, the student chose the word "Rave" to match the target audience's interests while analyzing conventions from other music magazines. Font choices and layouts were selected to be bold, colorful and eye-catching based on analyzing examples from Mixmag magazine. Photoshoots used props like neon makeup and lighting to represent the club atmosphere. Typography and language for the cover, contents page and double-page spread followed conventions of being short, catchy and informal to engage the young adult audience. Conventions were both adhered to and developed based on in-depth analysis of comparable magazines.
Planning
Natasha plans to create a local music magazine focused on the music scene in Reading, UK. The magazine will be called "Ding!" and feature content like upcoming local gigs and profiles of up-and-coming bands in the area. Natasha will take photos for the magazine's cover and inside feature using her friend Robin as a model with an electric guitar as the main prop. She will shoot the photos in her summer house to resemble a studio setting. The magazine's cover will use red as the primary color and include one main image along with headlines to advertise inside articles.
Media Evaluation 5
The document discusses strategies used in designing the cover and contents of a magazine focused on indie and alternative music. Key points include:
- The cover uses the name of the featured band's album and an expressionless photo of the artist to attract soul fans, those unfamiliar with the band, and relate to a "perfectionist" audience.
- Inside photos and descriptions of bands aim to attract fans of the featured artist as well as extend the audience by including bands with similar but varied genres.
- Pull quotes, references to Liam Gallagher, and descriptions of sections are intended to draw in readers and familiarize consistent readers.
- Four bands listed on the back cover each relate to different audiences within the
Question 1 evaluation media
This document discusses the design choices for a music magazine called TUNE. It summarizes:
1) The masthead uses a bold, outlined font in white on a green textured background to stand out and match the theme of music.
2) The cover photo features a model in front of a dark textured background in a mid-shot with increased brightness to make her stand out.
3) The magazine features popular indie rock bands like Arctic Monkeys, 1975, Imagine Dragons and The Killers to appeal to fans of the genre while also attracting broader audiences through recognizable artists.
4) A limited number of easy to read fonts like "Cochin Italic" are used
Question 1
The document summarizes the creative decisions made in designing a music magazine called "Mix Mag." Key elements discussed include:
- Choosing the title "Mix Mag" to convey a musical element and changing from the previous title of "Rhythm House."
- Featuring a main image of a model with simple makeup and clothing in a clean, uncluttered setting to draw focus to her face and convey a high-class style.
- Selecting outfits of plain colors like black and white for the model and including props like headphones to look stylish yet professional in line with the house music genre.
- Photographing the model in ways that convey both confidence and energetic enthusiasm to engage
Progresssion presentation
The document compares the author's preliminary magazine task to their final product. In the preliminary task, the author lacked knowledge of typical magazine conventions. However, through research, the author learned about stereotypical conventions and incorporated them into their final product. This included using more conventional photography, layout, fonts, colors, and addressing the intended audience appropriately. As a result, the final magazine cover and contents page better represented the target demographic and included many elements that would appeal to readers.
Planning
Natasha is planning a local music magazine aimed at people interested in the music scene in Reading, UK. The magazine will be called "Ding!" and will focus on upcoming gigs, new local bands, and features about music in Reading. It will be published monthly to match the local content. Natasha will take photos of her friend Robin for the cover and interior spreads to give a professional studio look. She will use red, white, and black colors on the cover to stand out and follow conventions of music magazines. Plus signs will be used for flashes instead of stars. The writing will have a formal tone with some slang as is typical for music magazines. Only one main image will be used on the cover along with
Evaluation question 1
This document summarizes how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It follows several conventions such as having a masthead in the top third that spans the width of the page. It also uses a consistent color scheme and includes common magazine elements like a cover image, slogans, and puffs. However, it challenges some conventions by having the masthead font repeated on the cover line, centering the cover image rather than placing it on the left, and not making the puff visually distinct. The double page spread layout includes text wrapping around an image in columns like typical magazines but challenges conventions by not dedicating a full page to the main image.
Evaluation part one
- The document discusses the student's media product, a music magazine, and how it uses and develops conventions of real music magazines.
- The magazine follows conventions through its genre (hip hop/R&B), layout, use of fonts, colors, and natural posing of the cover model.
- The contents page also mirrors real magazines through its use of headings, fonts, and single cover image while keeping a clean design.
- The double page spread interviews an artist through photos and quotes, representing the target audience in a conventional style.
Evalu 111
This document discusses the design choices made for the masthead, front cover image, and contents page images of a student-created music magazine. For the masthead, conventions from existing magazines, like placement and font choices, were considered to make it eye-catching and reflective of the pop music genre. The front cover features a medium close-up shot of a young female model in line with the target audience. Images on the contents page further promote the cover artist and include shots showing the passion of other artists for their music. Overall, conventions were followed while adding original elements to make the magazine unique.
Double page spread production
The document describes the process of editing a photo and designing a double page magazine spread in Photoshop and InDesign. The editor selects a model using the quick selection tool in Photoshop, cuts her to a new layer, and adds a black background. Edges are softened to blend the model. In InDesign, text and a photo are arranged on the spread with inspiration from real magazines. Colors, fonts, and design elements like page numbers and taglines are chosen and adjusted to match conventions and appeal to the target audience. Research is done on magazine layouts and colors typical for the genre.
Media Evaluation
The document discusses evaluating a media product and how it represents particular social groups. It describes photos taken of a musician, Elly White, that were intended to show her personality and different sides. The photos aimed to portray her as young, fresh, independent and headstrong. The document also discusses what type of media institution might distribute the magazine, which technologies were used in its creation, and how the intended teenage audience was attracted and addressed through the magazine's style, images, and content about bands.
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The document discusses typography, images, and language used in a heavy metal magazine. For typography, sans-serif fonts in red, black, and yellow are used to attract a younger audience and make the text more creative. Images include low shots to show depression, mid shots of faces and bodies, and props like electric guitars and masks to portray emotions like anger and depictions conventional to heavy metal. Language is informal with terms like "hell will be raised" and punctuation like exclamation points to exaggerate words to readers, while using formal questions and informal replies to appeal to younger audiences.
Evaluation Question 7
1) Looking back at their preliminary college magazine task, the author feels they have improved various skills from gaining experience creating a full music magazine product.
2) Specifically, the author notes improvements in using Photoshop tools, capturing higher quality images, including more content, and following magazine design conventions better in the music magazine compared to the preliminary task.
3) Through the process of researching music magazines and improving various skills, the author concluded they have gained valuable experience creating professional-looking magazine products.
Question 5
The document discusses how the creator of a music magazine targeted their audience and addressed them. Their target audience was females aged 15-24. Through a survey on SurveyMonkey and posting the link on Facebook, the creator conducted market research that found their target audience was interested in photography in magazines. As a result, the magazine includes high quality photographs. The creator also used design principles to lay out elements to attract attention. The magazine cover includes information to win concert tickets, which their research found most survey respondents attended concerts. The creator conducted a focus group on Facebook to get feedback on the finished magazine. The feedback indicated the target audience would identify the genre and buy the magazine based on the photographs, fonts, and colors. The content of
Question 7
I have progressed significantly in my work since creating the college magazine. My photography and design skills for the music magazine are much improved - the lighting, composition, and application of design principles are better. I have also become more proficient with Photoshop and able to better realize my ideas, having learned basic techniques. The progression from the preliminary college magazine to the full music magazine product showed development in implementing my own ideas through photography, design, layout, and software skills.
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In what way does your media product use, develop or challenge form and conventions of real media products?
Cover Process
This document outlines a plan for a music magazine cover photoshoot. It includes descriptions of the chosen cover photo, masthead font, price, date, captions, and main headline text. The cover photo was taken separately from the actual shoot because the compositions from the shoot were not suitable. The masthead font was chosen to match the magazine title "Red" and stand out to the target audience. Captions and text were designed based on research of similar magazines to appeal to fans of indie rock music.
Magazine deconstruction
This document summarizes key conventions used in music magazines, including:
1) The masthead displays the magazine name prominently on the front cover for branding and advertising.
2) Pull quotes are excerpted text from articles used to attract attention and draw readers in.
3) Magazines typically use a limited color scheme (up to 3 colors) that carries through the entire issue.
Evaluation 7
The document discusses the learning and improvements the author made from their preliminary magazine task to the full magazine product. Some key areas of improvement included using less exaggerated design elements, incorporating genre-appropriate props in images, limiting colors and fonts used, and increased research into magazine conventions. Planning and justifying design decisions also improved. While happy with overall results, the author notes they would spend more time on contents page design, research fonts and language techniques for headings if doing the task again.
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This magazine product uses and develops forms and conventions of real music magazines like Kerrang! by emulating their layout, style, and content. The title "Outrage" is similar to real titles. The front cover copies Kerrang!'s style of a large central image with additional photos. Inside photos are more dramatic like in real magazines. People featured look like they could be in music magazines. The title font and black color follow conventions. Interviews and text layout mimic real magazine styles. The rock/indie genre is suggested through the people and bands featured, targeting the right audience. The front cover and contents page take inspiration from real magazines to be appealing and cohesive.
Evaluation 7 f
The document summarizes what the author learned from creating a preliminary magazine that could be improved for their final pop music magazine product. Specifically, the author learned that for a pop music magazine to appeal to its target teenage audience it needs bright colors, original fonts, a cluttered but content-rich format, informal language, prominent images on the cover and throughout, and elements like banners and frames that relate to web/social media and retro styles enjoyed by teenagers. The author analyzed their preliminary draft and made changes like adding more colorful and varied photos, torn paper elements, and filling empty spaces to create a final magazine that better matches the conventions and interests of their target market.
Evaluation 1 for media
The document discusses the language and design conventions used in the student's media magazine project on clubbing culture. For the masthead, the student chose the word "Rave" to match the target audience's interests while analyzing conventions from other music magazines. Font choices and layouts were selected to be bold, colorful and eye-catching based on analyzing examples from Mixmag magazine. Photoshoots used props like neon makeup and lighting to represent the club atmosphere. Typography and language for the cover, contents page and double-page spread followed conventions of being short, catchy and informal to engage the young adult audience. Conventions were both adhered to and developed based on in-depth analysis of comparable magazines.
Planning
Natasha plans to create a local music magazine focused on the music scene in Reading, UK. The magazine will be called "Ding!" and feature content like upcoming local gigs and profiles of up-and-coming bands in the area. Natasha will take photos for the magazine's cover and inside feature using her friend Robin as a model with an electric guitar as the main prop. She will shoot the photos in her summer house to resemble a studio setting. The magazine's cover will use red as the primary color and include one main image along with headlines to advertise inside articles.
Media Evaluation 5
The document discusses strategies used in designing the cover and contents of a magazine focused on indie and alternative music. Key points include:
- The cover uses the name of the featured band's album and an expressionless photo of the artist to attract soul fans, those unfamiliar with the band, and relate to a "perfectionist" audience.
- Inside photos and descriptions of bands aim to attract fans of the featured artist as well as extend the audience by including bands with similar but varied genres.
- Pull quotes, references to Liam Gallagher, and descriptions of sections are intended to draw in readers and familiarize consistent readers.
- Four bands listed on the back cover each relate to different audiences within the
Question 1 evaluation media
This document discusses the design choices for a music magazine called TUNE. It summarizes:
1) The masthead uses a bold, outlined font in white on a green textured background to stand out and match the theme of music.
2) The cover photo features a model in front of a dark textured background in a mid-shot with increased brightness to make her stand out.
3) The magazine features popular indie rock bands like Arctic Monkeys, 1975, Imagine Dragons and The Killers to appeal to fans of the genre while also attracting broader audiences through recognizable artists.
4) A limited number of easy to read fonts like "Cochin Italic" are used
Question 1
The document summarizes the creative decisions made in designing a music magazine called "Mix Mag." Key elements discussed include:
- Choosing the title "Mix Mag" to convey a musical element and changing from the previous title of "Rhythm House."
- Featuring a main image of a model with simple makeup and clothing in a clean, uncluttered setting to draw focus to her face and convey a high-class style.
- Selecting outfits of plain colors like black and white for the model and including props like headphones to look stylish yet professional in line with the house music genre.
- Photographing the model in ways that convey both confidence and energetic enthusiasm to engage
Progresssion presentation
The document compares the author's preliminary magazine task to their final product. In the preliminary task, the author lacked knowledge of typical magazine conventions. However, through research, the author learned about stereotypical conventions and incorporated them into their final product. This included using more conventional photography, layout, fonts, colors, and addressing the intended audience appropriately. As a result, the final magazine cover and contents page better represented the target demographic and included many elements that would appeal to readers.
Planning
Natasha is planning a local music magazine aimed at people interested in the music scene in Reading, UK. The magazine will be called "Ding!" and will focus on upcoming gigs, new local bands, and features about music in Reading. It will be published monthly to match the local content. Natasha will take photos of her friend Robin for the cover and interior spreads to give a professional studio look. She will use red, white, and black colors on the cover to stand out and follow conventions of music magazines. Plus signs will be used for flashes instead of stars. The writing will have a formal tone with some slang as is typical for music magazines. Only one main image will be used on the cover along with
Evaluation question 1
This document summarizes how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It follows several conventions such as having a masthead in the top third that spans the width of the page. It also uses a consistent color scheme and includes common magazine elements like a cover image, slogans, and puffs. However, it challenges some conventions by having the masthead font repeated on the cover line, centering the cover image rather than placing it on the left, and not making the puff visually distinct. The double page spread layout includes text wrapping around an image in columns like typical magazines but challenges conventions by not dedicating a full page to the main image.
Evaluation part one
- The document discusses the student's media product, a music magazine, and how it uses and develops conventions of real music magazines.
- The magazine follows conventions through its genre (hip hop/R&B), layout, use of fonts, colors, and natural posing of the cover model.
- The contents page also mirrors real magazines through its use of headings, fonts, and single cover image while keeping a clean design.
- The double page spread interviews an artist through photos and quotes, representing the target audience in a conventional style.
Evalu 111
This document discusses the design choices made for the masthead, front cover image, and contents page images of a student-created music magazine. For the masthead, conventions from existing magazines, like placement and font choices, were considered to make it eye-catching and reflective of the pop music genre. The front cover features a medium close-up shot of a young female model in line with the target audience. Images on the contents page further promote the cover artist and include shots showing the passion of other artists for their music. Overall, conventions were followed while adding original elements to make the magazine unique.
Double page spread production
The document describes the process of editing a photo and designing a double page magazine spread in Photoshop and InDesign. The editor selects a model using the quick selection tool in Photoshop, cuts her to a new layer, and adds a black background. Edges are softened to blend the model. In InDesign, text and a photo are arranged on the spread with inspiration from real magazines. Colors, fonts, and design elements like page numbers and taglines are chosen and adjusted to match conventions and appeal to the target audience. Research is done on magazine layouts and colors typical for the genre.
Media Evaluation
The document discusses evaluating a media product and how it represents particular social groups. It describes photos taken of a musician, Elly White, that were intended to show her personality and different sides. The photos aimed to portray her as young, fresh, independent and headstrong. The document also discusses what type of media institution might distribute the magazine, which technologies were used in its creation, and how the intended teenage audience was attracted and addressed through the magazine's style, images, and content about bands.
Representations in my magazine
The document discusses typography, images, and language used in a heavy metal magazine. For typography, sans-serif fonts in red, black, and yellow are used to attract a younger audience and make the text more creative. Images include low shots to show depression, mid shots of faces and bodies, and props like electric guitars and masks to portray emotions like anger and depictions conventional to heavy metal. Language is informal with terms like "hell will be raised" and punctuation like exclamation points to exaggerate words to readers, while using formal questions and informal replies to appeal to younger audiences.
Evaluation Question 7
1) Looking back at their preliminary college magazine task, the author feels they have improved various skills from gaining experience creating a full music magazine product.
2) Specifically, the author notes improvements in using Photoshop tools, capturing higher quality images, including more content, and following magazine design conventions better in the music magazine compared to the preliminary task.
3) Through the process of researching music magazines and improving various skills, the author concluded they have gained valuable experience creating professional-looking magazine products.
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The document discusses how the creator of a music magazine targeted their audience and addressed them. Their target audience was females aged 15-24. Through a survey on SurveyMonkey and posting the link on Facebook, the creator conducted market research that found their target audience was interested in photography in magazines. As a result, the magazine includes high quality photographs. The creator also used design principles to lay out elements to attract attention. The magazine cover includes information to win concert tickets, which their research found most survey respondents attended concerts. The creator conducted a focus group on Facebook to get feedback on the finished magazine. The feedback indicated the target audience would identify the genre and buy the magazine based on the photographs, fonts, and colors. The content of
Question 7
I have progressed significantly in my work since creating the college magazine. My photography and design skills for the music magazine are much improved - the lighting, composition, and application of design principles are better. I have also become more proficient with Photoshop and able to better realize my ideas, having learned basic techniques. The progression from the preliminary college magazine to the full music magazine product showed development in implementing my own ideas through photography, design, layout, and software skills.
Magazine cover analysis1
This magazine cover summarizes the key elements that indicate its genre and target audience. The large, bold masthead stands out and has a smashed effect, giving it a rebellious punk rock style aimed at younger readers. The central image features the tattooed frontman of a band looking straight at the camera with microphone, capturing the genre's rebelliousness. Texts and advertisements around the edges promote free posters and other artists included, engaging more of the target audience for this punk rock magazine geared towards 14 to 25 year olds.
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I have used Photoshop to manipulate images for a magazine cover by cropping them to fit better, and increasing brightness and contrast to make images stand out more against the magazine and catch readers' attention. The screenshots show how cropping helped fit images properly on the cover, and brightness adjustments made an original dark image look brighter to avoid a dull magazine appearance.
Draft article
The document is a draft interview with a musician discussing their career and background in music. Some key points:
- They have always been interested in music from a young age and studied it in college, although they originally studied photography.
- They write their own music because it is more personal to them and helps them express their emotions.
- Their dream collaboration would be with Ed Sheeran or Mumford & Sons, artists who have been big inspirations.
- They were introduced to guitar at age 7 by their mother, who gave up teaching them, but they taught themselves and have been playing ever since.
Genre
This document contains photos and descriptions of several musical artists including All Time Low, Ed Sheeran, Miley Cyrus, One Direction, and Little Mix. Key details analyzed across the images include use of direct address to the camera, costumes, props, lighting, formal balance/composition, and how visual elements convey the artists' genres and personas.
Photography for magazine
This photographer took many photos and then selected the images that were most suitable for their magazine and looked the most professional. They chose photos that fit well with the magazine and appeared high quality. The photos were taken to illustrate a magazine.
Magazine cover analysis3
This magazine cover features the band Kasabian as the main image. They are positioned in contrasting dark and light clothes to represent the magazine's mix of light and rock genres. One band member is holding a guitar and amplifier, indicating the magazine's focus on rock music. Additional details include an interview quote from Kasabian and features on other artists like Jeff Buckley and Courtney Love to appeal to a wide audience range. Overall the formal layout and featured bands suggest the magazine targets an older rock audience.
Question 2
This document discusses how a music magazine represents its target audience. The magazine targets females ages 15 to 24 through colorful layouts, popular current artists like Fall Out Boy and Ed Sheeran, and inclusion of stereotypically female-oriented colors like pink. Teenage girls are the primary target audience shown through photos of young male artists on the cover and informal language in interviews. The $2.99 price point also aims for a working-class audience of young people with time and money to purchase the magazine.
Double page spread analysis 2
This double-page magazine spread features an article about the artist Groove Armada. The house style uses a mixture of bright and dark colors with black and orange text standing out against the white background. There are two main images of the band as well as smaller images and text covering most of the page. The target audience is likely people aged 19-27 interested in dance music based on the bright, retro aesthetic.
Double page spread analysis 1
This double page magazine spread features an interview with Corey Taylor from the heavy metal band Slipknot. The spread uses bold imagery and text styles that reflect the dark and rebellious genre. A large central image of Corey grabs readers' attention. The uneven design balances large visual elements with small text, prioritizing imagery over information. The language uses informal, conversational, and sometimes taboo terms to entertain readers with Corey's personal views rather than promote new music.
Question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a new music magazine. It describes conducting online surveys through Facebook to learn that the target audience is people aged 15-24, mostly female, who enjoy pop and rock music. The survey also found that readers want interviews, reviews, free gifts, photography, and new music suggestions. The magazine was designed around these audience preferences to increase the likelihood of success.
Magazine cover analysis2
This magazine cover focuses on heavy metal music. The bold masthead identifies it as confrontational. The main image features Marilyn Manson looking angrily at the camera to entice readers. Cover lines highlight other artists featured like Slipknot and Korn in red letters. The weak fallow area promotes a free CD from a new artist to readers. Overall, the dark colors and Gothic styling position this as a magazine for heavy metal fans.
Compare and contrast two contents pages
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The author chose a rebellious font from Dafont for the cover of their punk rock music magazine because it fits the genre well. They will use bold black capital letters for the masthead to attract audience attention in a way that is informal and indicates the magazine's featured content. Additional colors like red were considered for the masthead but ultimately not used to maintain cohesion with the planned front cover design.
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Question 1
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Question 1
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- 1. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
- 2. The colour and font of my masthead makes the target audience of my magazine clear. I have used the colour black and an edgy font from Dafont to reflect the genre of my magazine being punk rock. The Kerrang magazine has a similar masthead as mine and this is a good example of a successful magazine which relates to its own individual genre. The punk rock type genre also runs throughout the magazine. I have also used a name that I feel is highly related to music, the meaning of amplify is related to the loudness of music, this reflects the genre of punk rock as it is seen as very loud and rebellious.
- 3. For my product research when I analysed existing products I was able to find that different fonts and colours were important to the type of genre of the magazine. I found that black was the main colour when aiming products at rockier and edgier music fans. In order for my magazine to correctly fit the punk rock genre I have included colours such as black, white and yellow. I feel that this is similar to the colours used in Kerrang magazine which fits with the similar edgy genre to mine.
- 4. I have kept the colours consistent throughout my magazine to make it look as professional as possible. I have used the Guttenberg Design Principle on the cover of my magazine making sure I have included the correct elements where they should be placed. I feel that my layout has been successful as the subject is clear and the important key areas catch attention as I intended. The layout of existing products in my product research tended to be more crammed together when the genre was rocky and heavy, this reflects messiness and informal aspects of the genre. An example of this is Kerrang magazine as the cover is usually very filled and there is a lot going on, this grabs the attention of younger readers as it is not boring and simple.
- 5. The photograph that I have used on the cover of my magazine uses direct address which will hopefully draw audiences’ attention in. I feel that my photograph is successful as I had a range of images to choose from and the use of direct address is a good way of attracting my target audience. An example of a popular magazine that has used direct address on their artists is Adele on the cover of Q. I have also included a guitar as a prop in the photograph to reflect the pop rock genre along with the black leather jacket.
- 6. I did not use any initial effects on the photographs in my magazine although when I uploaded the image on the front cover, I adjusted the brightness resolution a little, I feel that this was necessary because the image now stands out more as it was slightly faded. The image on the left is the original photograph and the one on the left is the result after I adjusted the brightness.
- 7. When writing the article for the double page spread, I used formal language for the questions and informal language for the answers from my artist to make it sound more realistic and personal. I used words such as “gonna” which shows the way that people would actually answer in a face to face interview situation. I feel that this type of language needs to be used in an interview to make it seem much more friendly. I have also shortened phrases such as “could not” to “couldn’t” to make it sound more natural.
- 8. I laid out my columns on the right hand side of my double page spread with a pull quote from the article at the top. I feel like my article has been successful because I have set it out well and I have also made the interview sound as real and personal as possible. During the interviews in Kerrang magazine, they use strong informal language when interviewing artists as it gives a personal feel. They also sometimes use taboo language depending on the comment of the subject to give a sense or rebellion which is an accurate reflection on the heavy rock genre.