In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
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The student created a music magazine as a class project. In their evaluation, they note how their magazine follows several conventions of real music magazines, such as featuring musicians on the cover and limiting the color scheme. They also followed conventions like placing the magazine title behind the models' heads on the cover. However, they challenged some conventions by keeping the editor's note on the contents page short and using many photos rather than just text to showcase featured bands. Overall, they were pleased with how their magazine looked and that it received positive reactions while generally adhering to typical magazine conventions.
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Question 1
The document discusses how the media producer's magazine follows and challenges conventions of real magazines.
It follows conventions in its logo design by using red and a simple font, including a tagline. The front cover image has eye contact and a plain background like other magazines. The double page layout uses standard column sizes and includes large titles and pull quotes. The contents page has a large image and subscription box. It keeps a consistent house style of red, white and black throughout.
Some ways it challenges conventions are through its front cover image editing style, choice of clothing on the cover model, and use of a pattern in the background of one page.
Evaluation Question 1 - Front Cover
This document discusses how the media product, a music magazine called Pyramid, uses and develops conventions of real music magazines in its design. It has a close-up front cover image that challenges conventions by having the subject look away from the camera. It uses a single bright color like indie magazines. There is limited catchy text on the cover following conventions. The masthead is centered at the top like other magazines and the name Pyramid references the music scene and targets hipster fashion trends.
4. proposal 1
My magazine will be about surfing and target both experienced and beginner surfers (1). It will provide tips, safety information, and photos of waves and surfing (2). The concept is to make the magazine bright, simple to read and showcase the etiquette, gear, and layouts of other surf magazines (3).
Question 5
The author addressed their audience through designing the magazine's look and style based on audience feedback. Colors, fonts, pictures, and incentives were chosen carefully to appeal to the target audience of teenagers. Direct eye contact on the cover was used to demand readers' attention, while interior photos showed a more casual style. Free song downloads and concert ticket giveaways were included to attract readers even if they did not plan to read the magazine. The overall design and color scheme aimed to appeal to the intended audience.
Research evaluation
From researching music magazines, the document's author has gained a clearer understanding of the genre and decided to focus on a niche market similar to Kerrang magazine. They realized front covers need to attract readers' attention with artist names, flashes and cover lines. Contents pages should include editor's notes to engage readers in a fun way. Double page spreads are most effective when visually appealing through interesting photos rather than just text, as readers are more likely to engage with visually compelling pages. The overall magazine needs an attractive design and look to entice readers to purchase it.
Magazine presentation
LOVIN' Fashion Magazine is a new magazine presented by Swara Sawirs. The magazine will feature fashion and style content. Its target audience is young women interested in fashion trends. Sawirs was inspired by Vogue and ELLE magazines in creating LOVIN' Fashion Magazine. Her presentation covered the magazine's purpose, audience, inspiration, layout designs for the cover and double pages, and script. In reviewing her presentation, Sawirs felt it went well as she included all main points and received only two questions from the interested and happy audience.
q1
The document discusses how the media product created by the author follows conventions of real music magazines. Specifically, the author included elements like a masthead, skyline, and limited color scheme that are commonly seen in music magazines. The masthead "IND" was chosen to be short and catchy like those of other magazines like NME. A question and answer format and advertisement were also included to mirror real magazines and make the product seem realistic to readers.
Working title complete
The document discusses potential titles for a new music magazine. The working title is "Overload," which is meant to convey that the magazine will be packed with images, gossip and information. While "Overload" grabs attention, it does not clearly indicate the music genres covered. The author plans to choose a one-word masthead in line with popular music magazine conventions, and will further develop the title as the magazine concept progresses.
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Question 1
The document discusses how the media producer's magazine follows and challenges conventions of real magazines.
It follows conventions in its logo design by using red and a simple font, including a tagline. The front cover image has eye contact and a plain background like other magazines. The double page layout uses standard column sizes and includes large titles and pull quotes. The contents page has a large image and subscription box. It keeps a consistent house style of red, white and black throughout.
Some ways it challenges conventions are through its front cover image editing style, choice of clothing on the cover model, and use of a pattern in the background of one page.
Evaluation Question 1 - Front Cover
This document discusses how the media product, a music magazine called Pyramid, uses and develops conventions of real music magazines in its design. It has a close-up front cover image that challenges conventions by having the subject look away from the camera. It uses a single bright color like indie magazines. There is limited catchy text on the cover following conventions. The masthead is centered at the top like other magazines and the name Pyramid references the music scene and targets hipster fashion trends.
4. proposal 1
My magazine will be about surfing and target both experienced and beginner surfers (1). It will provide tips, safety information, and photos of waves and surfing (2). The concept is to make the magazine bright, simple to read and showcase the etiquette, gear, and layouts of other surf magazines (3).
Question 5
The author addressed their audience through designing the magazine's look and style based on audience feedback. Colors, fonts, pictures, and incentives were chosen carefully to appeal to the target audience of teenagers. Direct eye contact on the cover was used to demand readers' attention, while interior photos showed a more casual style. Free song downloads and concert ticket giveaways were included to attract readers even if they did not plan to read the magazine. The overall design and color scheme aimed to appeal to the intended audience.
Research evaluation
From researching music magazines, the document's author has gained a clearer understanding of the genre and decided to focus on a niche market similar to Kerrang magazine. They realized front covers need to attract readers' attention with artist names, flashes and cover lines. Contents pages should include editor's notes to engage readers in a fun way. Double page spreads are most effective when visually appealing through interesting photos rather than just text, as readers are more likely to engage with visually compelling pages. The overall magazine needs an attractive design and look to entice readers to purchase it.
Magazine presentation
LOVIN' Fashion Magazine is a new magazine presented by Swara Sawirs. The magazine will feature fashion and style content. Its target audience is young women interested in fashion trends. Sawirs was inspired by Vogue and ELLE magazines in creating LOVIN' Fashion Magazine. Her presentation covered the magazine's purpose, audience, inspiration, layout designs for the cover and double pages, and script. In reviewing her presentation, Sawirs felt it went well as she included all main points and received only two questions from the interested and happy audience.
q1
The document discusses how the media product created by the author follows conventions of real music magazines. Specifically, the author included elements like a masthead, skyline, and limited color scheme that are commonly seen in music magazines. The masthead "IND" was chosen to be short and catchy like those of other magazines like NME. A question and answer format and advertisement were also included to mirror real magazines and make the product seem realistic to readers.
Working title complete
The document discusses potential titles for a new music magazine. The working title is "Overload," which is meant to convey that the magazine will be packed with images, gossip and information. While "Overload" grabs attention, it does not clearly indicate the music genres covered. The author plans to choose a one-word masthead in line with popular music magazine conventions, and will further develop the title as the magazine concept progresses.
Skills 3 - Magazine Production
The document discusses using band logos on the front cover of a rock magazine to attract potential buyers. It explains that using recognizable logos catches the reader's eye from a distance and allows them to instantly recognize bands, rather than having to pick up and read a list of band names. This makes the logos a good strategy for the front cover as it will help decide whether someone purchases the magazine or not.
Interview
The interviewee expressed interest in a grime music magazine to keep up with the genre. They would like to see playlists of classic songs, images, interviews, and posters. They prefer a print magazine over a digital one for ease of reading. A monthly release schedule would allow for more content between issues. The interviewee stated they would pay £5 maximum for the magazine and would want good value for that price.
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The document summarizes and compares the front covers of two issues of a school magazine called "Pinch of Salt". The older cover has a plain design with younger student models in school uniform and a banner indicating the magazine's contents. The newer cover maintains a similar basic design but with more prominent text, student models whose school affiliation is unclear, and a slogan at the bottom to create future recognition.
Preliminary task evaluation
In a preliminary task, the writer learned the basic codes and conventions for laying out a magazine successfully, including features like angled sentences, interesting fonts, and a central eye-catching image. They also learned that color schemes are important for attracting different audiences. Additionally, the writer studied how to make articles more interesting through techniques like drop caps, quotes, and small accompanying images. After learning magazine fundamentals, the writer feels ready to apply them in creating their own music magazine.
Evaluation 5 cover page
The document discusses the design elements of a magazine cover to attract readers' attention and interest them in purchasing the issue. Key elements include a bold masthead in the top left corner to identify the magazine title, eye-catching images and headlines about exclusive celebrity stories and features, and short descriptions of additional articles to entice readers without overwhelming the main focus. Color, fonts, image placement and other visual cues are tailored to match the target audience's preferences and expectations.
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The document provides commentary on the page layout and design of a rugby league magazine project. It discusses using Photoshop and templates to format the magazine pages to look authentic. It describes taking a standard rugby league magazine format of a main story and 2-3 side articles on the front cover. The front cover image typically relates to a double page interview inside. Formatting and writing style on the inside pages follows conventions of small, tight articles and a sit-down interview. Key areas of the front cover are identified and the double page spread layout is described as keeping one side informative interview and the other side more opinion-based. The intended audience is identified as those interested in the sport, generally older in age from social classes D to
Evaluation 3
Egmont UK Ltd would be the best publishing house for the magazine because it already publishes a similar magazine called "We Love Pop". Choosing the same publishing house would help link the new magazine to an established brand and target the same audience. The magazine would be distributed at newsagents and also online through apps and websites to reach more of the target audience. It would be released every two months instead of monthly to allow more time to gather musical content and information.
Double page spread ideas
The document discusses layout ideas for a double page magazine spread. It describes liking a spread from NME magazine that featured a large central black and white image with overlaying text boxes. Smaller text boxes were seen as making the text more manageable. Quotes from band members were thought to appeal to audiences. Another spread presented an interview in a way that distinguished questions from answers through bold or larger text. Columns separated by thin lines and larger quote text overlapping an image were other liked aspects. The writer intends to use multiple images, larger fonts, and text overlapping images for their own double page spread.
Question 4
This document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes:
The layout follows conventions with the main image in the center, masthead at the top, and coverlines on the side. However, the models are dressed casually to make them seem more relatable rather than flashy clothing.
The title uses a bold font in mixed case like competitors but stands out with a dark blue background.
Unlike cluttered contents pages, it keeps the contents page basic with a list and three images with page numbers for easy navigation.
evaluation question 5
The document discusses the design choices made for the cover of an alternative music magazine to attract its target audience. Key points:
- The cover features a large central image of an artist to be the first thing seen and keep the design simple and eye-catching.
- A mid-shot portrait photo was used as it is a popular magazine cover convention.
- The name was designed to be short, snappy, and straight to the point to position it as alternative like the magazine Surface.
- No cover lines were included so the focus would be on the image and title to convey what the magazine is about.
Question 3
IPC Media and Bauer Media are potential media institutions that could distribute the magazine. IPC Media distributes NME, a popular magazine among the target audience. As a large UK media company, IPC Media also provides more advertising options. Bauer Media is another possibility as they publish magazines like Q and have experience in the field, though they currently distribute few pop magazines, allowing an opportunity. Choosing one of these established distribution companies would help get the magazine advertised and available to readers.
Audience Feedback
The magazine is aimed at older teenagers based on the images used. It would likely be sold in news agents given the magazine layout. Audience members liked the photos but not much else, though a third didn't want to change anything. The color scheme was more attractive than the free poster advertised. Despite the word "rock" in the title, most thought the magazine targeted an indie audience based on its style. People would pay between £2-£6 for the magazine and found the articles interesting enough to read. The magazine resembles Q and NME in style and successfully avoided being too soft or hard like other music magazines. The main article was considered a good length, if slightly too short. People found the contents page easy to navigate
The Pitch
This document outlines plans for a new indie music magazine, including:
- The working title "Lost Souls" to represent people feeling lost without or within music.
- The magazine will focus on the indie genre and aim to appeal to a large, music-listening market aged 16-18.
- It will be published weekly for $2.50 per issue.
- The magazine style will have a vintage, unique look to reflect the indie genre while appealing to younger readers.
- Color scheme options are considered, selecting a mix of blues and orange hues.
- Sample page layouts and contents are drafted.
Focus group analysis
The document summarizes responses from 4 people in a focus group about a magazine:
1) The first person liked the professional look and eye-catching masthead, thought it targeted anyone over 16, and was attracted to the striking image and Guttenberg design principle. They suggested including more cover lines or features.
2) The second person thought it was okay but not very professional, thought it targeted audiences like NME readers, and was attracted to the cover lines. They suggested improving the transition between writing colors.
3) The third person thought it was very eye-catching and like a real magazine, thought it targeted both mainstream and rock audiences. They were attracted to the layouts and
Q5 Eval
The document discusses how the magazine addressed and attracted its audience. It used a minimalist cover design with a thin font and bolded title to attract readers interested in simplicity. The artists and their fashion reflected the indie/alternative music genre and styles preferred by the target audience. The informal tone and focus on music topics aligned with what research found the target age range preferred. Consistency in design across the contents page and double page spread helped keep readers engaged by easily navigating content tailored to their interests.
Qu 7 eval
I have learned more about planning and research from my preliminary task to the full product. Specifically, my understanding of including codes, conventions, and structure of a magazine according to the rule of thirds has improved. My music magazine contents page better demonstrates my understanding of the rule of thirds compared to my student magazine because the listings are neater, more organized, and follow the rule of thirds with columns unlike the cramped listings in my student magazine.
Contents page analysis
The document discusses design elements and strategies for crafting an effective contents page for a music magazine. It notes that the model's bright costume on one page stands out among darker images and grabs readers' attention. Text sizes must be large enough to read easily while maintaining interest. A variety of images and clear labeling of featured artists provides readers insight into the magazine's content and prevents boredom. Facial expressions need to appear welcoming to engage the audience.
Evaluation Five
The document discusses audience feedback received on a magazine cover, contents page, and double-page spread. Younger audiences aged 16-18 liked the minimalist layout but thought it may not appeal to some due to the lack of color and variety typically seen. Middle-aged audiences appreciated the mature, simple style with basic colors that complemented the look. Older audiences preferred the minimal writing on the cover as excessive text and bright colors can be off-putting. Overall, the feedback was positive and will be considered for improvements.
Evaluation powerpoint
My media product challenges conventions of real magazines by including a barcode and title similar to magazines sold in stores.
The music magazine is aimed at indie and rock music fans, as well as those wanting to enter the music industry. It targets all ages and aims to help bands succeed.
The magazine will be sold in smaller independent shops as well as larger chains, but in limited quantities in each. An online magazine will also be available with photos, quizzes, competitions and articles.
The catchy title, distinctive font, and album cover background are intended to attract audiences. The front cover also promotes bands and a competition.
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The document describes how a student media product called F M magazine uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It follows conventions such as having a masthead with the magazine's name, a striking cover photo with few cover lines, and kickers to entice readers. It uses three columns for articles, like music and fashion magazines. It also includes unconventional elements, such as uneven white space on the contents page and limited color for a fashion magazine. The magazine is available on multimedia platforms and includes social media links, following conventions for reaching its target audience. The font used is conventional for readability.
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Interview
The interviewee expressed interest in a grime music magazine to keep up with the genre. They would like to see playlists of classic songs, images, interviews, and posters. They prefer a print magazine over a digital one for ease of reading. A monthly release schedule would allow for more content between issues. The interviewee stated they would pay £5 maximum for the magazine and would want good value for that price.
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Preliminary task evaluation
In a preliminary task, the writer learned the basic codes and conventions for laying out a magazine successfully, including features like angled sentences, interesting fonts, and a central eye-catching image. They also learned that color schemes are important for attracting different audiences. Additionally, the writer studied how to make articles more interesting through techniques like drop caps, quotes, and small accompanying images. After learning magazine fundamentals, the writer feels ready to apply them in creating their own music magazine.
Evaluation 5 cover page
The document discusses the design elements of a magazine cover to attract readers' attention and interest them in purchasing the issue. Key elements include a bold masthead in the top left corner to identify the magazine title, eye-catching images and headlines about exclusive celebrity stories and features, and short descriptions of additional articles to entice readers without overwhelming the main focus. Color, fonts, image placement and other visual cues are tailored to match the target audience's preferences and expectations.
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Evaluation 3
Egmont UK Ltd would be the best publishing house for the magazine because it already publishes a similar magazine called "We Love Pop". Choosing the same publishing house would help link the new magazine to an established brand and target the same audience. The magazine would be distributed at newsagents and also online through apps and websites to reach more of the target audience. It would be released every two months instead of monthly to allow more time to gather musical content and information.
Double page spread ideas
The document discusses layout ideas for a double page magazine spread. It describes liking a spread from NME magazine that featured a large central black and white image with overlaying text boxes. Smaller text boxes were seen as making the text more manageable. Quotes from band members were thought to appeal to audiences. Another spread presented an interview in a way that distinguished questions from answers through bold or larger text. Columns separated by thin lines and larger quote text overlapping an image were other liked aspects. The writer intends to use multiple images, larger fonts, and text overlapping images for their own double page spread.
Question 4
This document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes:
The layout follows conventions with the main image in the center, masthead at the top, and coverlines on the side. However, the models are dressed casually to make them seem more relatable rather than flashy clothing.
The title uses a bold font in mixed case like competitors but stands out with a dark blue background.
Unlike cluttered contents pages, it keeps the contents page basic with a list and three images with page numbers for easy navigation.
evaluation question 5
The document discusses the design choices made for the cover of an alternative music magazine to attract its target audience. Key points:
- The cover features a large central image of an artist to be the first thing seen and keep the design simple and eye-catching.
- A mid-shot portrait photo was used as it is a popular magazine cover convention.
- The name was designed to be short, snappy, and straight to the point to position it as alternative like the magazine Surface.
- No cover lines were included so the focus would be on the image and title to convey what the magazine is about.
Question 3
IPC Media and Bauer Media are potential media institutions that could distribute the magazine. IPC Media distributes NME, a popular magazine among the target audience. As a large UK media company, IPC Media also provides more advertising options. Bauer Media is another possibility as they publish magazines like Q and have experience in the field, though they currently distribute few pop magazines, allowing an opportunity. Choosing one of these established distribution companies would help get the magazine advertised and available to readers.
Audience Feedback
The magazine is aimed at older teenagers based on the images used. It would likely be sold in news agents given the magazine layout. Audience members liked the photos but not much else, though a third didn't want to change anything. The color scheme was more attractive than the free poster advertised. Despite the word "rock" in the title, most thought the magazine targeted an indie audience based on its style. People would pay between £2-£6 for the magazine and found the articles interesting enough to read. The magazine resembles Q and NME in style and successfully avoided being too soft or hard like other music magazines. The main article was considered a good length, if slightly too short. People found the contents page easy to navigate
The Pitch
This document outlines plans for a new indie music magazine, including:
- The working title "Lost Souls" to represent people feeling lost without or within music.
- The magazine will focus on the indie genre and aim to appeal to a large, music-listening market aged 16-18.
- It will be published weekly for $2.50 per issue.
- The magazine style will have a vintage, unique look to reflect the indie genre while appealing to younger readers.
- Color scheme options are considered, selecting a mix of blues and orange hues.
- Sample page layouts and contents are drafted.
Focus group analysis
The document summarizes responses from 4 people in a focus group about a magazine:
1) The first person liked the professional look and eye-catching masthead, thought it targeted anyone over 16, and was attracted to the striking image and Guttenberg design principle. They suggested including more cover lines or features.
2) The second person thought it was okay but not very professional, thought it targeted audiences like NME readers, and was attracted to the cover lines. They suggested improving the transition between writing colors.
3) The third person thought it was very eye-catching and like a real magazine, thought it targeted both mainstream and rock audiences. They were attracted to the layouts and
Q5 Eval
The document discusses how the magazine addressed and attracted its audience. It used a minimalist cover design with a thin font and bolded title to attract readers interested in simplicity. The artists and their fashion reflected the indie/alternative music genre and styles preferred by the target audience. The informal tone and focus on music topics aligned with what research found the target age range preferred. Consistency in design across the contents page and double page spread helped keep readers engaged by easily navigating content tailored to their interests.
Qu 7 eval
I have learned more about planning and research from my preliminary task to the full product. Specifically, my understanding of including codes, conventions, and structure of a magazine according to the rule of thirds has improved. My music magazine contents page better demonstrates my understanding of the rule of thirds compared to my student magazine because the listings are neater, more organized, and follow the rule of thirds with columns unlike the cramped listings in my student magazine.
Contents page analysis
The document discusses design elements and strategies for crafting an effective contents page for a music magazine. It notes that the model's bright costume on one page stands out among darker images and grabs readers' attention. Text sizes must be large enough to read easily while maintaining interest. A variety of images and clear labeling of featured artists provides readers insight into the magazine's content and prevents boredom. Facial expressions need to appear welcoming to engage the audience.
Evaluation Five
The document discusses audience feedback received on a magazine cover, contents page, and double-page spread. Younger audiences aged 16-18 liked the minimalist layout but thought it may not appeal to some due to the lack of color and variety typically seen. Middle-aged audiences appreciated the mature, simple style with basic colors that complemented the look. Older audiences preferred the minimal writing on the cover as excessive text and bright colors can be off-putting. Overall, the feedback was positive and will be considered for improvements.
Evaluation powerpoint
My media product challenges conventions of real magazines by including a barcode and title similar to magazines sold in stores.
The music magazine is aimed at indie and rock music fans, as well as those wanting to enter the music industry. It targets all ages and aims to help bands succeed.
The magazine will be sold in smaller independent shops as well as larger chains, but in limited quantities in each. An online magazine will also be available with photos, quizzes, competitions and articles.
The catchy title, distinctive font, and album cover background are intended to attract audiences. The front cover also promotes bands and a competition.
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The document describes how a student media product called F M magazine uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It follows conventions such as having a masthead with the magazine's name, a striking cover photo with few cover lines, and kickers to entice readers. It uses three columns for articles, like music and fashion magazines. It also includes unconventional elements, such as uneven white space on the contents page and limited color for a fashion magazine. The magazine is available on multimedia platforms and includes social media links, following conventions for reaching its target audience. The font used is conventional for readability.
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A consistent house style of red, white and black is kept throughout to follow magazine conventions of having a recognizable theme.
Evaluation sophie
The document provides details about the design choices made in creating a magazine focused on metal music. Key design elements included a rough masthead to represent the gritty genre, prominent artist images, and article layouts inspired by band t-shirt designs. Feedback indicated the magazine successfully established a recognizable style and would appeal to its target 16-24 year old audience of experienced metal fans.
7. evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of the student's FMP project involving the creation of a music magazine. In the research section, the student describes annotating magazines of different genres to inform their magazine design. Their weaknesses included only annotating two magazines rather than a wider range. For planning, their strengths were thoroughly exploring ideas before choosing to do a music magazine focusing on their passion and knowledge of music. Weaknesses included less developed planning for alternative ideas. Feedback praised the visual design and color scheme but suggested improvements like introducing context before the interview and coordinating fonts more consistently.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It describes using conventions like placement of mastheads and barcodes on the front cover. It develops conventions by changing the opacity of the masthead and having more formal clothing. It challenges conventions by including a flower crown on the front cover to portray the male artist in a more feminine way. On the contents page, it follows conventions like layout and descriptions but changes model placement. On the double page spread it develops conventions like pull quote placement and using three rows of text instead of two columns for the interview. It subverts conventions on the contents page by adding a second image.
Question 1
Amber Barnett analyzed how she used and challenged conventions in her music magazine project.
She challenged some conventions on the cover by using a simplistic font for the masthead instead of an graphic-incorporated font. She also had the cover image overlap the masthead, which is uncommon.
For color scheme and selling lines, she chose contrasting colors and highlighted key words in orange to make them stand out against the dark blue background. Her selling lines appealed to her target audience of teenage girls.
The contents page continued the color scheme and featured a border, challenging conventions but making it consistent with the inspiration magazine.
In the article, she simplified the color scheme and focused on making the model the
Presentation12
The document discusses how the media product, a pop/chart magazine, uses and develops conventions of real magazines. The magazine uses a consistent black, white, pink, and blue color scheme to make navigation easier, in contrast to the mixed colors of most pop magazines. The layout includes plenty of information like real magazines but avoids being cramped. The cover, contents page, articles, and photos also follow conventions of real pop magazines in their design and elements while challenging conventions through its simplified color scheme.
Q1 done
The document discusses how the media product uses conventions of real music magazines in its design. It uses a dominant central image on the cover like many music magazines. In the contents section, it uses a mix of images and text laid out in columns like Q Magazine. It challenges conventions by featuring a female rock band rather than the typical male bands shown. Feedback from a questionnaire suggested making the magazine appeal to a broader audience and incorporating more vibrant colors throughout.
Presentation11
The document discusses how the media product, a pop/chart magazine, uses and develops conventions of real pop/chart magazines. The magazine uses a consistent black, white, pink, and blue color scheme to make navigation easier, unlike many magazines that have random mixed colors. The layout aims to include a lot of information while still being tidy. The cover, contents page, and article layout follow conventions of pop magazines. The only convention challenged is the simplified color scheme. Photos are credited and make eye contact, as is typical in magazines.
Question one
The document summarizes how the author's magazine product both follows and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
It discusses similarities between the author's magazine and professional magazines like using pull quotes and coverlines to attract readers. It also discusses differences, like the background images and color schemes used.
The author explains how they followed conventions like using a masthead, cover image focusing on the featured band, and a color scheme implying the rock genre. However, the author also developed some conventions by using a female band as the cover image and a varied color scheme to attract female readers and subvert stereotypes.
Question 1
This document discusses how the media product both follows and challenges conventions of real magazines. It follows conventions such as including a masthead at the top center, removing backgrounds from photos to draw attention to celebrities, using columns on the contents page for navigation, and maintaining a 50/50 text to image ratio on double page spreads. However, it challenges conventions by using a toned down color scheme rather than bright colors, addressing the audience formally rather than using slang, and featuring a model looking into the distance rather than directly at the camera on the cover. The goal is to make the magazine visually distinct while still maintaining usability.
Question 1
The document discusses the conventions of front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads that were highlighted in the author's research into real music magazines. It describes how the author's media product follows many of these conventions, such as using overlapping images on the front cover and contents page, separating article types on the contents page, and dominating double page spreads with large images. However, the author also makes some small changes, like restricting the color scheme on the double page spread to make it appear more serious. The document emphasizes sticking closely to conventions to make the media product seem authentic while still appealing to its audience.
Music magazine evaluation
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It follows most conventions, such as using a masthead to identify the genre and target audience. The color scheme and layout are also similar to other music magazines. However, one convention challenged is placing cover lines on both sides of the magazine rather than just one side. The document also discusses the technologies learned from creating the magazine, such as using Photoshop to edit images and Publisher for layout. The creator feels their skills and understanding of magazine design improved from their preliminary task.
Music magazine evaluation
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It follows most conventions, such as using a masthead to identify the genre and target audience. The color scheme and layout are also similar to other music magazines. However, one convention challenged is spacing cover lines on both sides of the front cover rather than grouping them together. The document also provides examples from other magazines to demonstrate how conventions were followed or challenged in the media product.
Question 1 Evaluation
The document discusses how the media product conforms to and challenges conventions of real magazines.
It conforms by using a masthead across the top of the cover like real magazines. Colors and fonts are used consistently throughout. Only one main image is used on the cover following conventions. Features include a mix of male and female artists and unisex topics to appeal to different audiences. Pull quotes and teasers are used to intrigue readers.
Some conventions are challenged, like having two images instead of one on the double page spread. The page numbers are also larger than typical magazines to create a visual theme. While departing from some conventions, the overall layout still guides the reader's eye through the pages.
Music Magazine Evaluation
This document evaluates the author's music magazine. The author believes the cover fits conventions of music magazines through its alternative photograph and logo. The cover's minimal design is uncommon but enhances the photo. The editorial follows conventions but may take up too much space. Photographs are appropriate and article titles realistic. Feedback suggested changing a double-page color but the author thinks variety is good. The logo adds brand identity. Articles would appeal to readers but typography color could improve. Overall, the magazine suits its target mid-teen audience interested in alternative music through its informal tone, younger themes, and eye-catching design.
Evaluation 1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Magazine evaluation question 1 (done)
This document summarizes how the media product challenges conventions of real magazines in its design choices. The masthead uses a messy, painted font rather than a crisp one to represent the rebellious target audience. The main cover image is in black and white rather than color to look more serious and classic, appealing to an older demographic focused on a heavy music genre. Instead of a right third, it has a left third to emphasize the rebellious nature of the music. While the contents page and double page spread follow conventions, they primarily use black and white images to achieve a serious tone.
Magazine evaluation question 1 (done)
This document summarizes how the media product challenges conventions of real magazines in its design choices. The masthead uses a messy, painted font rather than a crisp one to represent the rebellious target audience. The main cover image is in black and white rather than color to look more serious and classic, appealing to an older demographic focused on heavy, rebellious music. Instead of a traditional right third, it has a left third to emphasize the rebellious genre. While the contents page and double page spread follow conventions, the predominant use of black and white images makes the magazine feel more serious.
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