In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products
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This document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real magazines. It includes a masthead with the title "Nexus" on the cover page to identify the magazine, models looking toward the top third to follow the rule of thirds. Secondary articles are on the sides for left-to-right reading order. Inside there is a contents page with the masthead, issue number, social media details, and regular features section. The interview article uses techniques like pull quotes, multiple speakers in different fonts, and photos of the subject to make it appealing. Throughout the magazine conventions are followed but also challenged to make the content stand out.
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Question one
This document summarizes how the media product challenges and develops conventions of real music magazines. It discusses conventions around the front cover, masthead, images, cover lines, barcode, contents page, rule of thirds, pull quotes, titles, and page numbers. Key conventions that were challenged include tilting the main cover line, centering the main image, placing the barcode at the top rotated 90 degrees, including additional images on the cover, and scaling down the masthead on the contents page. Conventions that were followed include using a variation in font sizes and styles for cover lines, including the issue date/number, repeating the masthead, and using a consistent house style font.
1 conventions
The document discusses how the student's magazine product both uses and challenges conventions of real-life music magazines. It uses conventions such as a masthead at the top, cover lines with a two-color scheme, artist images and mentions of other artists in the charts. However, it challenges conventions by placing the image under the masthead rather than over it, and using a consistent lilac/black/white color scheme. The contents page follows conventions like section headings and a three-column layout, while the article challenges conventions by placing the magazine logo over the image rather than the artist's name.
Evaluation q1
The document describes how the media product, a magazine called "MIXER", uses conventions of real magazines. Some conventions included are:
1) Including a masthead, barcode, price, date, and footer to identify the magazine and allow it to be published.
2) Using images, pull quotes, and cover lines to attract readers and promote stories and artists.
3) Organizing content using techniques like the rule of thirds to keep the layout neat and easy to read.
4) Including features like contents pages, interviews, and lists of popular artists that are common in music magazines.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the ways in which the student's media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazine covers, contents pages, and double page spreads (DPS). For the cover, conventions like distinct color schemes and direct gaze are used, while only featuring one artist challenges conventions. The contents page uses conventions like images/folios and descriptions but challenges conventions by including social media links. The DPS uses conventions like pull quotes, multiple images, and artist descriptions seen in analyzed magazines. Overall, the student's work uses genre conventions but challenges them where appropriate to be fresh and appeal to readers.
Evaluation Question 1: In what ways does your media product use, develop or c...
The document discusses how the student's magazine cover and contents pages use, develop, and change conventions of other rock music magazines.
The cover follows conventions such as including a masthead, skyline, main image using rule of thirds, main sell line near the image, and additional cover lines. It challenges conventions by only featuring the lead singer instead of the full band and placing the issue date in an unusual location.
The contents page includes standard elements like the masthead, page titles and numbers, subheadings, and previews of interior pages. It challenges conventions by placing the masthead in the center instead of the top. It develops conventions by including a large editor's letter to introduce the magazine and providing descriptions
Question 1 evaluation
This document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of magazine design. Some conventions that are used include having a masthead, issue details, main images, cover lines, branding, contents pages, editors notes, anchored images, pull quotes, bylines, and continued mastheads on double page spreads. Some conventions that are challenged include the size and prominence of issue details, using mid-shot main images, layout and structure of pages, and not using certain formatting like columns for articles. The document provides examples from the media product and compares it to another magazine to analyze how it fits with or diverges from typical magazine conventions.
Evaluation 1 - media
The document summarizes the key conventions the author followed and challenged in creating their final music magazine project. They did research on existing magazines to understand conventions around layout, design elements, and content. They created a questionnaire to determine their target audience's interests. The author's two-page magazine spread followed many conventions like columns and pull quotes, but challenged conventions on the focus of the article and amount of text/images. They also mixed races and genders of models, which breaks from conventions in some music magazine genres.
Media evaluation question 1
My magazine uses conventions from real media products to appear professional and realistic. On the front cover, I followed the rule of thirds by placing the title along the top and main headline in the lower third, with the image on the right side to guide the eye. The content page also uses conventions like rule of thirds and a large central image to draw the eye to stories of interest. Even on text-heavy spreads, I apply techniques like the three-color palette rule to make the pages neat and easy to read. Overall, my magazine adopts standard formatting rules and features found in professional pop music magazines.
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Question one
This document summarizes how the media product challenges and develops conventions of real music magazines. It discusses conventions around the front cover, masthead, images, cover lines, barcode, contents page, rule of thirds, pull quotes, titles, and page numbers. Key conventions that were challenged include tilting the main cover line, centering the main image, placing the barcode at the top rotated 90 degrees, including additional images on the cover, and scaling down the masthead on the contents page. Conventions that were followed include using a variation in font sizes and styles for cover lines, including the issue date/number, repeating the masthead, and using a consistent house style font.
1 conventions
The document discusses how the student's magazine product both uses and challenges conventions of real-life music magazines. It uses conventions such as a masthead at the top, cover lines with a two-color scheme, artist images and mentions of other artists in the charts. However, it challenges conventions by placing the image under the masthead rather than over it, and using a consistent lilac/black/white color scheme. The contents page follows conventions like section headings and a three-column layout, while the article challenges conventions by placing the magazine logo over the image rather than the artist's name.
Evaluation q1
The document describes how the media product, a magazine called "MIXER", uses conventions of real magazines. Some conventions included are:
1) Including a masthead, barcode, price, date, and footer to identify the magazine and allow it to be published.
2) Using images, pull quotes, and cover lines to attract readers and promote stories and artists.
3) Organizing content using techniques like the rule of thirds to keep the layout neat and easy to read.
4) Including features like contents pages, interviews, and lists of popular artists that are common in music magazines.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the ways in which the student's media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazine covers, contents pages, and double page spreads (DPS). For the cover, conventions like distinct color schemes and direct gaze are used, while only featuring one artist challenges conventions. The contents page uses conventions like images/folios and descriptions but challenges conventions by including social media links. The DPS uses conventions like pull quotes, multiple images, and artist descriptions seen in analyzed magazines. Overall, the student's work uses genre conventions but challenges them where appropriate to be fresh and appeal to readers.
Evaluation Question 1: In what ways does your media product use, develop or c...
The document discusses how the student's magazine cover and contents pages use, develop, and change conventions of other rock music magazines.
The cover follows conventions such as including a masthead, skyline, main image using rule of thirds, main sell line near the image, and additional cover lines. It challenges conventions by only featuring the lead singer instead of the full band and placing the issue date in an unusual location.
The contents page includes standard elements like the masthead, page titles and numbers, subheadings, and previews of interior pages. It challenges conventions by placing the masthead in the center instead of the top. It develops conventions by including a large editor's letter to introduce the magazine and providing descriptions
Question 1 evaluation
This document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of magazine design. Some conventions that are used include having a masthead, issue details, main images, cover lines, branding, contents pages, editors notes, anchored images, pull quotes, bylines, and continued mastheads on double page spreads. Some conventions that are challenged include the size and prominence of issue details, using mid-shot main images, layout and structure of pages, and not using certain formatting like columns for articles. The document provides examples from the media product and compares it to another magazine to analyze how it fits with or diverges from typical magazine conventions.
Evaluation 1 - media
The document summarizes the key conventions the author followed and challenged in creating their final music magazine project. They did research on existing magazines to understand conventions around layout, design elements, and content. They created a questionnaire to determine their target audience's interests. The author's two-page magazine spread followed many conventions like columns and pull quotes, but challenged conventions on the focus of the article and amount of text/images. They also mixed races and genders of models, which breaks from conventions in some music magazine genres.
Media evaluation question 1
My magazine uses conventions from real media products to appear professional and realistic. On the front cover, I followed the rule of thirds by placing the title along the top and main headline in the lower third, with the image on the right side to guide the eye. The content page also uses conventions like rule of thirds and a large central image to draw the eye to stories of interest. Even on text-heavy spreads, I apply techniques like the three-color palette rule to make the pages neat and easy to read. Overall, my magazine adopts standard formatting rules and features found in professional pop music magazines.
Magazine conventions
The document discusses various conventions commonly found on magazine covers and throughout magazines. Some key conventions mentioned include the masthead displaying the magazine title, issue date and number, main and sub headlines highlighting major stories, and price and barcode locations. Front covers also typically feature prominent images and eye-catching designs to draw readers' attention to stories inside. Throughout the magazine, common elements are sidebars, article spreads across pages, tags and quotes drawing readers in, and bylines crediting authors. Exclusive stories and interviews are also highlighted as appealing to readers.
Question 1
My magazine follows several conventions of real music magazines:
1. It uses a masthead on the cover and contents pages in a distinct font to identify the magazine title, mimicking techniques used by magazines like NME.
2. The color scheme of black, white, and red is typical of rock/indie magazines like Kerrang and adds a rough, grungy look.
3. The fonts mimic those of the genre to attract the target audience, and the main text font is used consistently throughout for familiarity, as seen in many rock magazines.
4. Studio photographs are the primary image on pages, a convention for a more professional look, though some action shots are also used on
Question 1 - Evaluation
On the media product, conventions of magazines are used and developed. The front cover uses a masthead in the top left like Q Magazine, with a close-up image of the target audience. Colors, cover lines, sans serif fonts, and banners are also used consistently. The contents page follows conventions but challenges some, like subscription placement. Headings, page references, and dates maintain continuity. The double page spread includes a standfirst, headline, byline, and pull quote to introduce the article, while challenging multiple images per page. Conventions are adapted purposefully throughout to engage the target audience.
Generic conventions of a music magazine
The document discusses the generic conventions used in magazine design. It notes that magazines typically use a masthead at the top to identify the publication. The front cover will feature a central image, usually a medium long shot of an artist, to promote the main feature story inside. Additional conventions include displaying the date and issue number prominently, using clear cover lines to indicate the main story, and structuring information from left to right for ease of reading. Color schemes, fonts, and photographic styles are also designed to stand out and be identifiable with the magazine's brand. Captions and titles utilize techniques like capitalization, rhetorical questions, and descriptive language to draw attention and engage readers.
Final front cover print screens
This document describes the process of designing the front cover of an EDM magazine. The designer chose a crowd photo from an EDM club in London as the main image. Text was added including the magazine masthead, skyline, festival name, artist names, and cover lines. Feedback indicated the cover had too much text and was too dark, so the designer lightened the image and reduced the text based on magazines like NME and DJ Mag.
Question 1 - Evaluation
The document describes how the media product, a music magazine called "RAGA", uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes how elements like the masthead, background, cover lines, images, colors, bylines, and page numbers on the cover, contents page, and double page spread either follow conventions or purposefully challenge stereotypes of the genre. The goal was to have the magazine look professional while also standing out from competitors through unique design choices.
Question 1
This document discusses the ways in which the student's media magazine product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines.
The front cover uses conventions like a large cover photo, bold masthead, and eye-catching font. However, the contents page color scheme matches the cover, which is unconventional.
The article layout includes a large interviewee photo, headline providing context, drop cap marking the start, and pull quote previewing the content - all common conventions. However, the page number appears on the photo page rather than a separate page.
Throughout the magazine, unconventional design choices are made regarding color schemes, layouts, and sections to create a cohesive style while challenging some typical magazine structures. The
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the codes and conventions that the author followed in designing their music magazine cover and layout. It explains design choices like using a large, distinctive masthead font suited to the R&B genre. Interior pages also adhere to conventions, such as keeping text left-aligned and images right-aligned. However, some elements challenge conventions, such as using multiple casual behind-the-scenes photos rather than a single formal image for the interview feature. Overall, the design aims to look professional while expressing the magazine's contemporary artistic style.
Evaluation Q1
- The document discusses how the student's media product uses conventions of real magazines in its construction.
- For the front cover, conventions included masthead placement, tagline, artist image, and color scheme. The contents page followed conventions like masthead, images, headings, and ads.
- The double-page article layout used conventions such as column structure for the interview, enlarged quote, and page numbers. However, it challenged conventions somewhat by placing some text on the image page.
- Overall, the student aimed to mimic real magazine styles and layouts to make the media product seem realistic while also experimenting with some unconventional placements.
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Evaluation of my AS Media Studies Music Magazine Question 1 - In what ways does your media product use, develop and challenge forms of real media products?
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This document summarizes the layout and design elements of a magazine contents page. It discusses how the page uses rule of thirds for layout, with different sections for an index, main story, and reviews. Consistent branding elements like the masthead and colors create recognizability. The main story uses imagery and text to introduce the piece. Subheadings categorize articles and include page numbers. The date and informal language suit the target audience. Overall the consistent house style makes the brand easily identifiable.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product adheres to and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes how the front cover follows conventions like title positioning but challenges font conventions. The contents page challenges conventions by including images with listings but maintains conventions like two-color descriptors. The double page spread mainly follows conventions like column structure and justified text but develops conventions like large drop caps. Overall, the media product aims to balance familiarity through adhering to conventions with uniqueness through selective challenges.
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The magazine uses sans serif fonts throughout to give it a modern look. Key elements like the sell lines and issue number help attract readers and convey information. Photos and captions accompany articles to make the content more interesting visually. Design choices like color coordination, page numbers, and section headings aid navigation and readability.
Evaluation Question 1
The document summarizes the key design elements of a music magazine cover the author created, comparing it to their style model magazine. Some similar features between their cover and style model include a black banner with white text across the top listing bands, and a red masthead box with white text font, though different fonts were used. Storylines are justified down the margin like the style model. Images and text elements are used and formatted similarly to attract readers' attention as in typical music magazine covers.
Attracting target audiences abi walker question 5
The document discusses ways to attract a target audience to a music magazine. The front cover uses bold colors and dark backgrounds with two models to appeal to readers and set the tone. The main photo and menu strip provide information on bands and artists to interest readers. The contents page lists articles on the left side with captions to entice readers to learn more. Photos within give visual links to featured bands. The double page spread follows the consistent color scheme and house style to make the magazine easier to view, and the question and answer format with colored formatting draws attention to the article.
How did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses various design elements used in magazines to attract audiences, including:
- Using a strap line and masthead to indicate the magazine's genre and audience.
- Choosing eye-catching headlines, images, and sell lines to entice readers.
- Incorporating familiar layouts, fonts, and colors used in other magazines in the genre.
- Featuring a variety of models and locations relevant to the target audience.
Question 1
The student kept to many conventions of music magazines in their media product, including placing the title at the top of the front cover, using two colors on the cover lines, and including the barcode in the bottom right corner. However, some conventions were challenged, such as using a non-typical font for the title and including long shot images rather than close-ups on the front cover. While contents pages typically only include listings, images were included to draw attention to corresponding cover articles. Double page spreads organized text into columns and used typical fonts, but included a larger drop cap to grab attention. Overall, familiar conventions were used to make readers comfortable, but some elements were adapted to make the product stand out.
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Question 5
The document summarizes various design elements used in a student-created magazine mockup. The masthead partially covers the magazine name and includes the slogan "raise the" to seem more authentic. The model on the cover is dressed in a hip hop style inspired by Tupac to match conventions. Website and barcode are placed near each other for media convergence. The logo, date, and issue number on the contents page follow typical magazine layout. The cover story is highlighted and about an up-and-coming young hip hop artist to attract new audiences. Quotes, different text sizes, and two images per page challenge some conventions but keep the overall design familiar.
Evalutaion Question One
The document discusses the conventions used in magazine design and how the student's media product adheres to or challenges conventions.
The front cover uses conventions like a large masthead, cover lines, quotes, date/issue info. It challenges conventions by placing the barcode in the top corner rather than bottom.
The contents page uses conventions like the masthead, images of featured people, large page numbers. It challenges conventions by having images take up more space.
The double page spread uses conventions like a large headline, images opposite text, pull quotes, matching color scheme. It aims to look professional while engaging readers.
Evaluation q1
The document discusses conventions used in magazine design. It provides examples of conventions for front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads from both the student's media product and professional magazines. Front cover conventions mentioned include the masthead, cover lines, images, rule of thirds, barcodes, and footers. Contents page conventions include the masthead, house style consistency, listings of articles, images, and editor's notes. Double page spread conventions discussed are titles, introductions, drop caps, small columned text, enlarged quotes, and large spanning images.
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Question 1
My magazine follows several conventions of real music magazines:
1. It uses a masthead on the cover and contents pages in a distinct font to identify the magazine title, mimicking techniques used by magazines like NME.
2. The color scheme of black, white, and red is typical of rock/indie magazines like Kerrang and adds a rough, grungy look.
3. The fonts mimic those of the genre to attract the target audience, and the main text font is used consistently throughout for familiarity, as seen in many rock magazines.
4. Studio photographs are the primary image on pages, a convention for a more professional look, though some action shots are also used on
Question 1 - Evaluation
On the media product, conventions of magazines are used and developed. The front cover uses a masthead in the top left like Q Magazine, with a close-up image of the target audience. Colors, cover lines, sans serif fonts, and banners are also used consistently. The contents page follows conventions but challenges some, like subscription placement. Headings, page references, and dates maintain continuity. The double page spread includes a standfirst, headline, byline, and pull quote to introduce the article, while challenging multiple images per page. Conventions are adapted purposefully throughout to engage the target audience.
Generic conventions of a music magazine
The document discusses the generic conventions used in magazine design. It notes that magazines typically use a masthead at the top to identify the publication. The front cover will feature a central image, usually a medium long shot of an artist, to promote the main feature story inside. Additional conventions include displaying the date and issue number prominently, using clear cover lines to indicate the main story, and structuring information from left to right for ease of reading. Color schemes, fonts, and photographic styles are also designed to stand out and be identifiable with the magazine's brand. Captions and titles utilize techniques like capitalization, rhetorical questions, and descriptive language to draw attention and engage readers.
Final front cover print screens
This document describes the process of designing the front cover of an EDM magazine. The designer chose a crowd photo from an EDM club in London as the main image. Text was added including the magazine masthead, skyline, festival name, artist names, and cover lines. Feedback indicated the cover had too much text and was too dark, so the designer lightened the image and reduced the text based on magazines like NME and DJ Mag.
Question 1 - Evaluation
The document describes how the media product, a music magazine called "RAGA", uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes how elements like the masthead, background, cover lines, images, colors, bylines, and page numbers on the cover, contents page, and double page spread either follow conventions or purposefully challenge stereotypes of the genre. The goal was to have the magazine look professional while also standing out from competitors through unique design choices.
Question 1
This document discusses the ways in which the student's media magazine product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines.
The front cover uses conventions like a large cover photo, bold masthead, and eye-catching font. However, the contents page color scheme matches the cover, which is unconventional.
The article layout includes a large interviewee photo, headline providing context, drop cap marking the start, and pull quote previewing the content - all common conventions. However, the page number appears on the photo page rather than a separate page.
Throughout the magazine, unconventional design choices are made regarding color schemes, layouts, and sections to create a cohesive style while challenging some typical magazine structures. The
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the codes and conventions that the author followed in designing their music magazine cover and layout. It explains design choices like using a large, distinctive masthead font suited to the R&B genre. Interior pages also adhere to conventions, such as keeping text left-aligned and images right-aligned. However, some elements challenge conventions, such as using multiple casual behind-the-scenes photos rather than a single formal image for the interview feature. Overall, the design aims to look professional while expressing the magazine's contemporary artistic style.
Evaluation Q1
- The document discusses how the student's media product uses conventions of real magazines in its construction.
- For the front cover, conventions included masthead placement, tagline, artist image, and color scheme. The contents page followed conventions like masthead, images, headings, and ads.
- The double-page article layout used conventions such as column structure for the interview, enlarged quote, and page numbers. However, it challenged conventions somewhat by placing some text on the image page.
- Overall, the student aimed to mimic real magazine styles and layouts to make the media product seem realistic while also experimenting with some unconventional placements.
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This document summarizes the layout and design elements of a magazine contents page. It discusses how the page uses rule of thirds for layout, with different sections for an index, main story, and reviews. Consistent branding elements like the masthead and colors create recognizability. The main story uses imagery and text to introduce the piece. Subheadings categorize articles and include page numbers. The date and informal language suit the target audience. Overall the consistent house style makes the brand easily identifiable.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product adheres to and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes how the front cover follows conventions like title positioning but challenges font conventions. The contents page challenges conventions by including images with listings but maintains conventions like two-color descriptors. The double page spread mainly follows conventions like column structure and justified text but develops conventions like large drop caps. Overall, the media product aims to balance familiarity through adhering to conventions with uniqueness through selective challenges.
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The magazine uses sans serif fonts throughout to give it a modern look. Key elements like the sell lines and issue number help attract readers and convey information. Photos and captions accompany articles to make the content more interesting visually. Design choices like color coordination, page numbers, and section headings aid navigation and readability.
Evaluation Question 1
The document summarizes the key design elements of a music magazine cover the author created, comparing it to their style model magazine. Some similar features between their cover and style model include a black banner with white text across the top listing bands, and a red masthead box with white text font, though different fonts were used. Storylines are justified down the margin like the style model. Images and text elements are used and formatted similarly to attract readers' attention as in typical music magazine covers.
Attracting target audiences abi walker question 5
The document discusses ways to attract a target audience to a music magazine. The front cover uses bold colors and dark backgrounds with two models to appeal to readers and set the tone. The main photo and menu strip provide information on bands and artists to interest readers. The contents page lists articles on the left side with captions to entice readers to learn more. Photos within give visual links to featured bands. The double page spread follows the consistent color scheme and house style to make the magazine easier to view, and the question and answer format with colored formatting draws attention to the article.
How did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses various design elements used in magazines to attract audiences, including:
- Using a strap line and masthead to indicate the magazine's genre and audience.
- Choosing eye-catching headlines, images, and sell lines to entice readers.
- Incorporating familiar layouts, fonts, and colors used in other magazines in the genre.
- Featuring a variety of models and locations relevant to the target audience.
Question 1
The student kept to many conventions of music magazines in their media product, including placing the title at the top of the front cover, using two colors on the cover lines, and including the barcode in the bottom right corner. However, some conventions were challenged, such as using a non-typical font for the title and including long shot images rather than close-ups on the front cover. While contents pages typically only include listings, images were included to draw attention to corresponding cover articles. Double page spreads organized text into columns and used typical fonts, but included a larger drop cap to grab attention. Overall, familiar conventions were used to make readers comfortable, but some elements were adapted to make the product stand out.
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Question 5
The document summarizes various design elements used in a student-created magazine mockup. The masthead partially covers the magazine name and includes the slogan "raise the" to seem more authentic. The model on the cover is dressed in a hip hop style inspired by Tupac to match conventions. Website and barcode are placed near each other for media convergence. The logo, date, and issue number on the contents page follow typical magazine layout. The cover story is highlighted and about an up-and-coming young hip hop artist to attract new audiences. Quotes, different text sizes, and two images per page challenge some conventions but keep the overall design familiar.
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Evalutaion Question One
The document discusses the conventions used in magazine design and how the student's media product adheres to or challenges conventions.
The front cover uses conventions like a large masthead, cover lines, quotes, date/issue info. It challenges conventions by placing the barcode in the top corner rather than bottom.
The contents page uses conventions like the masthead, images of featured people, large page numbers. It challenges conventions by having images take up more space.
The double page spread uses conventions like a large headline, images opposite text, pull quotes, matching color scheme. It aims to look professional while engaging readers.
Evaluation q1
The document discusses conventions used in magazine design. It provides examples of conventions for front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads from both the student's media product and professional magazines. Front cover conventions mentioned include the masthead, cover lines, images, rule of thirds, barcodes, and footers. Contents page conventions include the masthead, house style consistency, listings of articles, images, and editor's notes. Double page spread conventions discussed are titles, introductions, drop caps, small columned text, enlarged quotes, and large spanning images.
Evaluation question 1
The document provides an evaluation of the forms and conventions used in the student's media magazine product. It discusses several key conventions used in the front cover, contents page, and article page. The front cover uses conventions like the masthead, cover lines, selling line, and cover image. The contents page includes page numbers, columns, editor's letter, and context. The article page features a large cover image, columns for text, drop caps, pull quotes, and adheres to the color scheme. The student also drew inspiration from existing magazines and discussed how some magazines challenge conventions by not including cover lines or positioning the masthead differently.
Evaluation question 1
The document provides an evaluation of the forms and conventions used in the student's media magazine product. It discusses several key conventions used in the front cover, contents page, and article page. The front cover uses conventions like the masthead, cover lines, selling line, and cover image. The contents page includes page numbers, columns, editor's letter, and context. The article page features a large cover image, columns for text, drop caps, pull quotes, and adheres to the color scheme. The student also drew inspiration from existing magazines and discussed how some magazines challenge conventions by not including cover lines or positioning the masthead differently.
Evaluation question 1
The document provides an evaluation of the forms and conventions used in the student's media magazine product. It discusses several key conventions used in the front cover, contents page, and article page that align with real music magazines. This includes the masthead, cover lines, cover image, color scheme, columns, and page numbers. The student also discusses how they drew inspiration from existing magazines and developed some elements while maintaining the overall conventions. Finally, it analyzes some magazines that challenge conventions in their designs.
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The document discusses how the author created continuity across a front cover, contents page, and double page spread for a magazine project. Some key points:
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- Conventional magazine design elements like headers, footers, mastheads, and feature stories were included on the front cover to attract readers.
- The contents page included things like an editor's note, social media logos, and categories to appeal to the target audience and help readers navigate.
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- On the contents page, conventions like the masthead, editor's letter, and page numbers were included. Strengths were the images and informal letter, but weaknesses were lacking an image for the letter and not enough cover lines.
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Question 1
This document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real magazines. On the front cover, it uses large masthead and image in the center, as well as cover lines and strap line, following magazine conventions. The contents page also follows conventions with features column and page numbers in a different color. The main article has a large main image, title, date, and page numbers, positioning the focus on the featured artist. Throughout the product, conventions are followed for layout and design elements, with only one convention not used - the reduced front cover on the contents page.
Media question 1 edited
1. The document discusses how the author's magazine product uses and develops conventions of real magazines.
2. Key conventions used include placing a barcode and issue number on the cover to look professional, using cover lines and selling points to attract buyers, and employing a grid system on the cover with important information at the top.
3. Internally, conventions like quotes, photos, and headers are used on the content page, while the feature article employs pull quotes, headlines, and a photo to match styles seen in example magazines like NME.
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- 3. I have included an introductory paragraph, to my contents page. This contains brief information about what the reader can expect within the magazine I have put the masthead at the top of the page, to follow the style of the magazine. However I have positioned my main picture in front of the masthead to create more importance on the picture I have created an importance on this picture because it is the main picture, I have also included a quote for the picture to act as a pull for the reader I have followed the convention of including a date and issue number on the contents page I have included a black row down the left side of the page, this follows the convention of music magazines contents page by stating who is in the magazine I have included a section which includes the magazines social networking details. This is a convention of magazines as they are moving more towards electronic means of promoting and distributing their magazines. I have included a regular features section, because it adds a sense of individualism if it has a regular section which the magazine continues, it also shows that the magazine has a good structure which it uses to produce the magazine The subscribe and save section acts as an incentive for the continued readership of the readers, it also shows that the magazine values its readers, which will make the readers more loyal to the magazine
- 4. This pull quote was included to intrigue the readers and to pull them into the article. It also reveals a brief insight into the artists life which is further expanded upon in the article The main photo is a mid shot of my model, holding a guitar, I chose this as it shows off a larger picture of the model and it also demonstrates that he must be capable at playing the guitar, which is backed up by the pull quote The name signifies who is being interviewed, it also implies that he must be a professional or else he would not have been given this treatment The “exclusive interview” has been used to make this article unique, and that it can only be found in this magazine The article follows three columns which make the text easier to read as it is set out more effectively, however there is an opening paragraph which leads into the article which is a bigger font and that it takes up two of the columns, this has been used so that this will be the first thing read on the page. This will enable the reader to have a brief introduction on what the article will contain and how it was done In the article there is two different colours of font this is to represent the two different speakers who are present within the article At the end of the article, the last paragraph is an ending paragraph which provides a close to the article by thanking the interviewee and referencing future articles I have made the background a multitude of colour to make the double page spread look more interesting and appealing. This will increase the chance that he readers will fully read this page and not skip it