Kerang double page spread analysis - Nicole Hickman
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The document summarizes the layout and design of a magazine page. It notes that the page uses a grid structure with clearly spaced columns. The main image takes up most of the first page to draw the viewer's eye. The color scheme and primary colors create branding consistency across the magazine and visual appeal. Captions and text are integrated with the images and use an informal, chatty tone appropriate for the music magazine's specialist audience. Overall the design successfully targets its niche market.
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Q contents page
This document analyzes the layout and design elements of a magazine's contents page. It notes that more images and colors are used than on the front cover. Headings advertise the magazine's articles at different heading levels. Formal language is used throughout to convey a serious tone. Page numbers allow readers to find their preferred articles. Key elements like the date and issue number are missing, which could confuse the audience. While the masthead matches the front cover, its placement covers part of an image and the fonts used are dull. The inconsistent colors and fonts may turn away the audience.
Evaluation question one
This document discusses the typical conventions of magazine design and how the student's media product incorporates or challenges these conventions. It covers conventions for the magazine cover, contents page, and double page spreads. For the cover, it uses a masthead, central image, partition colors, main coverline, photos and captions, consistent colors, and band names. The contents page includes columns, images, page numbers, magazine name, date, editor's letter, and consistent colors. The double page spread features a central image, direct quotes, consistent colors, and columns. The student challenges some conventions by spreading information across both sides of the cover and placing the largest image on the right page of the double spread.
Evaluation question one
This document discusses the typical conventions of magazine design and how the student's media product incorporates or challenges these conventions. It covers conventions for the cover, contents page, and double page spreads.
For the cover, it uses a masthead, partition color, main image, additional images, bold coverline, barcode, captions, and consistent color scheme similar to typical magazines. However, it displays information down both sides rather than just the left third, challenging conventions.
The contents page includes columns, images, page numbers, magazine name, date, editor's letter, and consistent colors. It also includes a competition not always seen.
The double page spread features multiple large images, direct eye contact, quotes, and
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses conventions used in existing media products like music magazines and how the author's magazine both adheres to and challenges some of these conventions. Specifically, it mentions using bold cover lines and artist names inspired by NME covers. It also includes a contents page with categories and banners similar to NME but uses a non-traditional portrait photo rather than close-up shot. Some conventions around using multiple colors are challenged through a minimal black, white, red and blue color scheme.
Script for question 1 1 11
The document discusses how the author developed their media product by studying and analyzing an existing magazine, NME, to apply its conventions while altering elements to suit their target audience. Some conventions the author adopted from NME included placing the masthead in bold and chunky font in the top third of the cover page. Cover lines were placed on the left and right sides in a single block font color-coded to the brand. The main cover image used a typical mid-shot portrait to engage readers. Other adopted conventions included the dateline, barcode and large main cover line.
Question 1a
This document discusses conventions used in magazine covers. It notes that magazine covers typically use 3 colors or less, have a main focal image, bold titles, and varied fonts. It examines the covers of two magazines, NME and Blender, and how they employ these conventions. For example, both have bold titles but use different colors and font styles reflecting their targeted genres. The document also discusses how its own mock magazine cover adheres to conventions like consistent colors, sell lines of varying styles, and inclusion of identifying details like issue numbers.
Question 1
This document discusses conventions used in magazine covers. It notes that magazine covers typically use 3 colors or less, have a main focal image, bold titles, and varied fonts. It examines the covers of two magazines, NME and Blender, and how they employ these conventions. For example, both have bold titles but use different colors and font styles reflecting their targeted genres. The document also discusses how its own mock magazine cover applies conventions like continuity of colors, varied sell lines around the main image, and a bold masthead to portray its music genre.
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Q contents page
This document analyzes the layout and design elements of a magazine's contents page. It notes that more images and colors are used than on the front cover. Headings advertise the magazine's articles at different heading levels. Formal language is used throughout to convey a serious tone. Page numbers allow readers to find their preferred articles. Key elements like the date and issue number are missing, which could confuse the audience. While the masthead matches the front cover, its placement covers part of an image and the fonts used are dull. The inconsistent colors and fonts may turn away the audience.
Evaluation question one
This document discusses the typical conventions of magazine design and how the student's media product incorporates or challenges these conventions. It covers conventions for the magazine cover, contents page, and double page spreads. For the cover, it uses a masthead, central image, partition colors, main coverline, photos and captions, consistent colors, and band names. The contents page includes columns, images, page numbers, magazine name, date, editor's letter, and consistent colors. The double page spread features a central image, direct quotes, consistent colors, and columns. The student challenges some conventions by spreading information across both sides of the cover and placing the largest image on the right page of the double spread.
Evaluation question one
This document discusses the typical conventions of magazine design and how the student's media product incorporates or challenges these conventions. It covers conventions for the cover, contents page, and double page spreads.
For the cover, it uses a masthead, partition color, main image, additional images, bold coverline, barcode, captions, and consistent color scheme similar to typical magazines. However, it displays information down both sides rather than just the left third, challenging conventions.
The contents page includes columns, images, page numbers, magazine name, date, editor's letter, and consistent colors. It also includes a competition not always seen.
The double page spread features multiple large images, direct eye contact, quotes, and
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses conventions used in existing media products like music magazines and how the author's magazine both adheres to and challenges some of these conventions. Specifically, it mentions using bold cover lines and artist names inspired by NME covers. It also includes a contents page with categories and banners similar to NME but uses a non-traditional portrait photo rather than close-up shot. Some conventions around using multiple colors are challenged through a minimal black, white, red and blue color scheme.
Script for question 1 1 11
The document discusses how the author developed their media product by studying and analyzing an existing magazine, NME, to apply its conventions while altering elements to suit their target audience. Some conventions the author adopted from NME included placing the masthead in bold and chunky font in the top third of the cover page. Cover lines were placed on the left and right sides in a single block font color-coded to the brand. The main cover image used a typical mid-shot portrait to engage readers. Other adopted conventions included the dateline, barcode and large main cover line.
Question 1a
This document discusses conventions used in magazine covers. It notes that magazine covers typically use 3 colors or less, have a main focal image, bold titles, and varied fonts. It examines the covers of two magazines, NME and Blender, and how they employ these conventions. For example, both have bold titles but use different colors and font styles reflecting their targeted genres. The document also discusses how its own mock magazine cover adheres to conventions like consistent colors, sell lines of varying styles, and inclusion of identifying details like issue numbers.
Question 1
This document discusses conventions used in magazine covers. It notes that magazine covers typically use 3 colors or less, have a main focal image, bold titles, and varied fonts. It examines the covers of two magazines, NME and Blender, and how they employ these conventions. For example, both have bold titles but use different colors and font styles reflecting their targeted genres. The document also discusses how its own mock magazine cover applies conventions like continuity of colors, varied sell lines around the main image, and a bold masthead to portray its music genre.
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Q5 text
The document discusses how the author designed their indie music magazine to attract and address their target audience. They used simple, informal language that the audience would understand and relate to. Images of models of both genders wearing clothing the audience would identify with were included throughout to keep readers interested. The magazine's layout incorporated a mix of fonts, colors, titles, and sections to guide readers through content in a neat and organized way. Questionnaire results indicated the target audience felt the magazine generally captured important factors like relatable content and opportunities for interaction.
Media task 3c
This document analyzes the layout and design elements used on a magazine page. It discusses several key components: the page number provides orientation; the masthead reinforces the brand; a large red drop cap attracts attention to the article; font size and type differentiate important information; red and black colors promote continuity from the cover; informal language relates to the target audience; columns and images efficiently use space without blank areas; the main image draws the eye and emphasizes continuity from previous pages; and grab quotes engage readers to read further. However, it breaks convention by not including a photographer byline.
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2 nme contents page
The document analyzes the contents page of the NME magazine. It summarizes that the large, red masthead at the top brands the magazine and is recognizable to readers. The main image on the page follows the rule of thirds by positioning the subject in the right third, creating a focal point for viewers. The various fonts, colors, and layout across three columns with page numbers, images, and puffs make the contents visually interesting and easy to read for the target audience.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of teenagers and young adults in their rock music magazine. They used several conventions including a prominent centralized masthead in greyish brown font to match the cover image. The main cover image features a modern model like those preferred by the target audience. Less text and a large attractive image are used to engage visual readers. Important elements like headings are written vertically and in bold for visibility. Consistent colors and simple language make the magazine easy to understand and attractive to the target audience.
Question seven1
The document compares the front covers and contents pages of two magazines - "DJ Talk", a music magazine, and "BAMM". For the front cover of "DJ Talk", a sophisticated font was used for the main title, and the masthead was placed above the image, making it eye-catching. Short, catchy cover lines were used instead of wordy ones. The contents page of "DJ Talk" included more images to break up the text, used clear subheadings and boxes, and had larger page numbers for easy navigation.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of teenagers and young adults in their rock music magazine. They did this through several design elements on the magazine cover: centering the masthead in a prominent greyish-brown font that matched the main image; featuring a modern model that appealed to the target demographic; using direct address to make the audience feel important; including less text and a large, attractive main image; and keeping the language and price point simple and accessible to ordinary people.
Evaluation questions
Question 1: In what ways does your media product use, develop or change forms and conventions of media products? (Cover and contents)
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Question 1 AS Media
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Media Evaluation Question 1 OCR
The document discusses how the student's media product follows conventions of real music magazines in its front cover, contents page, and double page spread layouts. For the front cover, conventions like the masthead, artist image, and promotional text are used, though advertisements are placed at the top instead of bottom. The contents page similarly follows conventions but adds internal page images. The double page spread places the article on the right and large artist image on the left as standard but includes a smaller side article to engage younger readers. Overall, the student draws upon typical magazine designs while also challenging some conventions.
Question 1
The document discusses how the student's magazine product uses and follows the conventions of NME magazine in its design. Specifically, it mentions that the masthead, cover lines about artists and free posters, use of photographs on the contents page and double page spreads, bold headlines that contrast the page color, and use of clear column text all mimic conventions used successfully in NME magazine. The student aims to attract readers and make essential information easy to find by following familiar magazine conventions.
Question 1
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Contents Page Analysis
The document analyzes a magazine contents page to understand how to create an effective professional contents page. Key elements identified include using larger fonts to draw attention to main stories, and layout that focuses on central people while also highlighting sub-stories. The analyzed contents page is deemed successful at targeting readers' focus through these techniques.
Evaluation front cover
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Task 3
The magazine masthead is slightly covered by the main image, showing it is well known and does not always need to be fully visible. The large, bold, colorful masthead draws the reader's eye to recognize the iconic logo. The sans serif font indicates a medium to low brow audience. Cover lines are mainly on the left to be the first thing seen on shelves. The bright red background and white main image stand out against each other to attract attention. Traditional magazine elements like the logo, limited color palette, labeled sections, and separated main articles make it easy for readers to find desired content. An important flash article uses yellow to stand out drastically from the rest of the page. The editors devoted a full page to an intriguing
Drafts
The document describes changes made to improve a magazine cover and layout from the first draft to the final draft. Specifically:
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2) More text was added to the cover to provide more information to readers about what they will see in the magazine.
3) A famous quote by Bob Marley was added to the cover design to indicate the reggae theme and focus on famous reggae artists.
4) Changes were also made to a double page spread layout to improve readability, including re
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Q+a for magazine edited - Nicole Hickman
Sam Smith discusses reaching number 1 in the UK charts with their song "The Girl", which was inspired by someone special in their life. Two songs on their album, "The Girl" and "Lonely Flight Home", relate to this person. Smith has been passionate about music from a young age, and their inspirations include Michael Jackson, Justin Bieber, and Kanye West, who prompted them to bring their music to the UK. Smith enjoys interacting with fans on social media to get their feedback and keep connected with them.
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Questionnaire audience research - Nicole Hickman
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Production schedule call sheet - Nicole Hickman
The document outlines a production schedule for a student magazine photoshoot. It lists the photographer, models, locations around campus, and instructions to begin photography outside the front of the building at 9:45am on January 5th after collecting equipment at 9:30am. Props and costumes have been pre-organized with the models.
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Q5 text
The document discusses how the author designed their indie music magazine to attract and address their target audience. They used simple, informal language that the audience would understand and relate to. Images of models of both genders wearing clothing the audience would identify with were included throughout to keep readers interested. The magazine's layout incorporated a mix of fonts, colors, titles, and sections to guide readers through content in a neat and organized way. Questionnaire results indicated the target audience felt the magazine generally captured important factors like relatable content and opportunities for interaction.
Media task 3c
This document analyzes the layout and design elements used on a magazine page. It discusses several key components: the page number provides orientation; the masthead reinforces the brand; a large red drop cap attracts attention to the article; font size and type differentiate important information; red and black colors promote continuity from the cover; informal language relates to the target audience; columns and images efficiently use space without blank areas; the main image draws the eye and emphasizes continuity from previous pages; and grab quotes engage readers to read further. However, it breaks convention by not including a photographer byline.
JOURNALISM 2 - TASK 1D
The document provides positive feedback on the layout and design elements of a magazine page profile on an artist named Rose. These elements include translucent shapes overlaying the background image, differentiated text colors for questions and body text, a large pull quote in the center of the page to draw attention, and consistent color schemes between the image and text. Informational elements like the title, drop cap, note banner, and page number are also effectively incorporated into the overall design.
2 nme contents page
The document analyzes the contents page of the NME magazine. It summarizes that the large, red masthead at the top brands the magazine and is recognizable to readers. The main image on the page follows the rule of thirds by positioning the subject in the right third, creating a focal point for viewers. The various fonts, colors, and layout across three columns with page numbers, images, and puffs make the contents visually interesting and easy to read for the target audience.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of teenagers and young adults in their rock music magazine. They used several conventions including a prominent centralized masthead in greyish brown font to match the cover image. The main cover image features a modern model like those preferred by the target audience. Less text and a large attractive image are used to engage visual readers. Important elements like headings are written vertically and in bold for visibility. Consistent colors and simple language make the magazine easy to understand and attractive to the target audience.
Question seven1
The document compares the front covers and contents pages of two magazines - "DJ Talk", a music magazine, and "BAMM". For the front cover of "DJ Talk", a sophisticated font was used for the main title, and the masthead was placed above the image, making it eye-catching. Short, catchy cover lines were used instead of wordy ones. The contents page of "DJ Talk" included more images to break up the text, used clear subheadings and boxes, and had larger page numbers for easy navigation.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of teenagers and young adults in their rock music magazine. They did this through several design elements on the magazine cover: centering the masthead in a prominent greyish-brown font that matched the main image; featuring a modern model that appealed to the target demographic; using direct address to make the audience feel important; including less text and a large, attractive main image; and keeping the language and price point simple and accessible to ordinary people.
Evaluation questions
Question 1: In what ways does your media product use, develop or change forms and conventions of media products? (Cover and contents)
FRONT COVER SCREEN GRABS
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Question 1 AS Media
The document appears to be an analysis of the similarities and differences between the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread of a real magazine ("Billboard") and a student-created magazine ("UPOP!"). It identifies several design similarities between the two magazines' covers and pages, such as the use of images, colors, and layout elements. It also notes differences, such as the real magazine including a front page image and multiple photos on the double page spread, while the student magazine only includes one image.
Media Evaluation Question 1 OCR
The document discusses how the student's media product follows conventions of real music magazines in its front cover, contents page, and double page spread layouts. For the front cover, conventions like the masthead, artist image, and promotional text are used, though advertisements are placed at the top instead of bottom. The contents page similarly follows conventions but adds internal page images. The double page spread places the article on the right and large artist image on the left as standard but includes a smaller side article to engage younger readers. Overall, the student draws upon typical magazine designs while also challenging some conventions.
Question 1
The document discusses how the student's magazine product uses and follows the conventions of NME magazine in its design. Specifically, it mentions that the masthead, cover lines about artists and free posters, use of photographs on the contents page and double page spreads, bold headlines that contrast the page color, and use of clear column text all mimic conventions used successfully in NME magazine. The student aims to attract readers and make essential information easy to find by following familiar magazine conventions.
Question 1
The document discusses how the student's magazine product uses and develops conventions from NME magazine in its design. Specifically, it mentions including a red masthead in the top left corner like NME, using cover lines about artists and posters like NME, and featuring famous musicians on the cover to appeal to readers like NME. When designing the contents page and double page spread, the student also follows NME conventions such as using clear fonts, bold headlines, large artist photos, and column text layout. The goal is to make essential elements like the masthead, cover lines, and text easy for readers to notice and read similarly to the successful NME magazine format.
Contents Page Analysis
The document analyzes a magazine contents page to understand how to create an effective professional contents page. Key elements identified include using larger fonts to draw attention to main stories, and layout that focuses on central people while also highlighting sub-stories. The analyzed contents page is deemed successful at targeting readers' focus through these techniques.
Evaluation front cover
The document summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of a magazine front cover created using new media technologies. The front cover utilizes some magazine conventions like positioning of masthead, cover lines, main image, and barcode. However, it also challenges some conventions through its masthead font, larger price text, and fewer exclamation points in cover lines. Strengths include realistic skyline, contrasting backgrounds, and unique text effects. Weaknesses are a large splash graphic, non-distinct masthead font, and oversized price text. The creator encountered limitations in shape and font options using the software.
Task 3
The magazine masthead is slightly covered by the main image, showing it is well known and does not always need to be fully visible. The large, bold, colorful masthead draws the reader's eye to recognize the iconic logo. The sans serif font indicates a medium to low brow audience. Cover lines are mainly on the left to be the first thing seen on shelves. The bright red background and white main image stand out against each other to attract attention. Traditional magazine elements like the logo, limited color palette, labeled sections, and separated main articles make it easy for readers to find desired content. An important flash article uses yellow to stand out drastically from the rest of the page. The editors devoted a full page to an intriguing
Drafts
The document describes changes made to improve a magazine cover and layout from the first draft to the final draft. Specifically:
1) The fonts and background color were changed on the cover to make it more appealing and stand out to the target audience. A bold, fading font was used along with bright colors of the Rastafarian flag.
2) More text was added to the cover to provide more information to readers about what they will see in the magazine.
3) A famous quote by Bob Marley was added to the cover design to indicate the reggae theme and focus on famous reggae artists.
4) Changes were also made to a double page spread layout to improve readability, including re
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The document discusses outfit and makeup choices for models appearing in a magazine focused on a particular music genre. It selects ripped jeans, checked shirts, and natural makeup as fitting the target audience's style and that of artists in the genre. Accessories will be limited to microphones for some models. Examples of outfits worn by pop stars Beyoncé and Selena Gomez, including tops and jeans, support making these the outfits for the magazine's models. Hair and minimal accessories will also follow the styles of genre artists.
Q+a for magazine edited - Nicole Hickman
Sam Smith discusses reaching number 1 in the UK charts with their song "The Girl", which was inspired by someone special in their life. Two songs on their album, "The Girl" and "Lonely Flight Home", relate to this person. Smith has been passionate about music from a young age, and their inspirations include Michael Jackson, Justin Bieber, and Kanye West, who prompted them to bring their music to the UK. Smith enjoys interacting with fans on social media to get their feedback and keep connected with them.
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The document outlines the key elements needed to create a music magazine, including a front cover, contents page, and double page spread. These elements will need to be designed and produced to complete the music magazine. The front cover, contents page, and double page spread are the essential components listed.
Questionnaire audience research - Nicole Hickman
This document contains a 13 question questionnaire about audience research. It collects demographic information like gender, age, ethnicity and employment status. It also asks questions to understand the respondent's music preferences and habits, such as favorite genres, how often they listen to music, favorite artists, concert attendance and interest in a pop music magazine. The questionnaire aims to learn more about the target audience for a potential pop music magazine.
Production schedule call sheet - Nicole Hickman
The document outlines a production schedule for a student magazine photoshoot. It lists the photographer, models, locations around campus, and instructions to begin photography outside the front of the building at 9:45am on January 5th after collecting equipment at 9:30am. Props and costumes have been pre-organized with the models.
Questionnaire tally - Nicole Hickman
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire of 13 respondents. It found that most respondents were female, between 15-24 years old, white or Asian, and not currently employed full or part time. The top spending categories were clothes, food, and presents. Most listened to music all or most of their free time and favorite genres were pop, rap, and rock. Favorite artists included Justin Bieber, Drake, Katy Perry and Ed Sheeran. Most had been to concerts or gigs before. Opinions were split on purchasing a pop music magazine.
Q+a for magazine draft - Nicole Hickman
Sam Smith feels amazed and lucky that their song "The Girl" reached number 1 in the UK charts, as some of Smith's musical inspirations had songs in the charts at the same time. The song is based on someone specific but Smith did not want to make it too obvious who for their fans, though the person is aware the song is about them. Smith confirms that another song on their album, "Lonely Flight Home", is also about this person. Smith has been passionate about music and singing since childhood. Musical inspirations for Smith include Michael Jackson and more recently Justin Bieber and Kanye West, who influenced Smith's style and growth as an artist through their recent chart-topping songs.
Nme double page spread analysis - Nicole Hickman
The document summarizes the layout and design elements of a magazine page. It highlights the large drop cap letter at the start, page number branding, and main image of a musician relating to the target audience. Columns are used to clearly display text in a grid formation with white space. A small but clear font is used consistently for branding. A sub-title and grab quote provide key information about the article to draw in readers, and the writer and photographer names are credited small above the title.
Student risk assessment - Nicole Hickman
This risk assessment document identifies hazards, the degree of risk, and control measures for a student taking photos in a college photography studio and art block. Four hazards are identified in each location: tripping on equipment leads or bags in the studio; background curtains or lighting stands falling; other people or artwork stands falling in the art block; and falling or tripping on stairs or furniture. Control measures are outlined such as clearing space, using safety clips, and warnings. Further actions planned include the photographer warning of hazards and ensuring safe alteration of equipment.
Kerang contents page analysis - Nicole Hickman
The document summarizes the layout and style of a magazine contents page. It describes how each section is divided with main headings and subheadings. The main image shows a group of men representing the magazine's target audience. Key details like the date, page numbers, and article previews are prominently displayed in contrasting colors to stand out to the reader. An editorial letter thanks readers for purchasing the issue and provides news related to the magazine's topic.
Formal proposal - Nicole Hickman
The author proposes creating a pop music magazine titled "VIBE!" aimed at white females ages 15-21 who are in secondary or higher education. The front cover would feature a female model of the target age holding a music instrument. The contents page would list stories next to their page numbers and use the same color theme as the front cover. Double page spreads would have a large central photo of an artist with a Q&A style piece and prominent quote extracts. Photographs would be taken in various locations but edited in Photoshop before publication.
Daniel radcliffe - Nicole Hickman
The document is an interview with actor Daniel Radcliffe about his career after Harry Potter and his choice of unusual roles. It discusses how Radcliffe is famous but doesn't act like a typical celebrity. Despite his wealth, he chooses strange and interesting roles over mainstream ones. Examples are given of his roles in independent films since Potter ended. Radcliffe is open about his life and career, discussing both Potter and his other work with enthusiasm rather than annoyance at still being associated with the famous character. The summary concludes that what makes Radcliffe unusual is that he doesn't seem to fully realize how famous he is as an actor.
Task 6 research and planning - Nicole Hickman
Pop music originated in the 1950s-60s from the word "popular" and is mainly controlled by the American and British music industries. While pop has its own genre, it frequently borrows from other styles like dance, country, and rock. Pop songs are typically written in a verse-chorus structure and recent collaborations have blended pop with other genres to create fresher music styles.
Final Picture analysis - Nicole Hickman
The document discusses potential images for different sections of a pop magazine, such as the front cover, double page spread, and contents page. For each section, the images feature models giving direct address to draw the reader in. The models are dressed in styles stereotypical of the pop genre, such as casual clothing, in order to appeal to the target audience of teen girls interested in pop music and style. Maintaining a focus on pop music and using stereotypical stylistic elements helps connect each image to the magazine's intended content and readership.
Planning paperwork
The model will hold a handheld speaker as props, as speakers are commonly associated with hip hop music. The model will also wear specific clothing, though the document does not specify what items of clothing. The overall document discusses props and clothing to be included in images featuring a model portraying a hip hop genre scene.
Kerang contents page analysis
The document summarizes the layout and style of a magazine contents page. It describes how each section is divided with main headings and subheadings. The main image shows a group of men representing the magazine's target audience. Key details like the date, page numbers, and article previews are prominently displayed in contrasting colors to stand out to the reader. An editorial letter thanks readers for purchasing the issue and provides news related to the magazine's topic.
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Contents page statement of intent
For the contents page of their Reggae magazine, the author will use:
1) Columns to structure the layout, with section headings highlighted.
2) Images and stories related to Reggae, Caribbean, and African culture.
3) Red, gold, and green colors to represent Reggae music and attract readers.
4) Different text colors to make major stories stand out.
5) A bold, street-style font to catch readers' attention.
Contents page statement of intent
The document discusses the codes and conventions the author will use for their contents page for a Reggae music magazine. They will use dividers and numbering to organize sections and link images to corresponding text. They will also highlight important words in red to draw attention. Images will be rotated at a 45 degree angle with a black cannabis leaf behind for emphasis. Stories featured will relate to Reggae and Caribbean culture, and prominently feature the main cover story about an up-and-coming Reggae artist. The same color scheme of red, gold, and green used on the cover will be used to connect the contents page visually to the genre of Reggae music.
Contents page analysis
The document analyzes the contents pages of three music magazines: Kerrang!, Q, and NME. It examines the layout, use of text, images, representation of audiences, and how each addresses its target readership. The Kerrang! and Q contents pages use bold colors, graphics and large images to represent younger audiences. NME contains more text in a simpler layout with fewer images, potentially appealing more to older readers. In summary, the document evaluates how the design elements of different music magazine contents pages are tailored to their intended age demographics.
Presentation15555
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of teenagers and young adults in their music magazine. Some of the techniques used were:
- A prominent red masthead to stand out
- Models on the cover that represent the target audience
- Using "FREE" giveaways and an affordable price to attract readers
- Placing images and text in a way that makes it easy to read
- Consistent use of colors like red and black throughout
The author analyzes design elements like headings, images, pull quotes and uses techniques like bold fonts and central placement to guide the reader's attention and keep the target audience engaged.
Presentation15555555
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of teenagers and young adults in their music magazine. Some of the techniques used were:
- A prominent red masthead to attract attention.
- Images of models similar to the target audience on the cover to draw them in.
- Directly addressing the audience to make them feel important.
- Including free giveaways and an affordable price.
- Using bold colors, headlines, and pull quotes consistently throughout to guide the reader's eye.
- Incorporating plenty of images with minimal text as preferred by the target demographic.
The author aimed to make the magazine appealing visually and content-wise for their young adult audience
research and planning presentation
This document provides an analysis of magazine design conventions based on research. It examines the layout elements used in sample magazine covers and articles, such as mastheads, color schemes, images, headings and subheadings. The document also discusses which conventions will be applied in the design of a school magazine, such as using a main image, color scheme, masthead and puffs. Research on sample magazine spreads is presented, analyzing how they follow, develop and challenge conventions through elements like multiple related images and non-traditional layouts.
Question 5
The document discusses how the language, layout, images, masthead, and fonts used in a music magazine prototype were designed to attract the target audience. For the language, both formal and informal elements were used to balance readability with relatability. The layout draws from popular magazine conventions to look professional. Images appear natural and unedited. The masthead stands out in bold colors. Font choices enhance readability of headlines and articles. Overall, the design draws from past magazines but with a modern, engaging style to appeal to readers.
Deconstructions of a magazine.
The document analyzes the design elements of magazine covers and pages from Kerrang and Look magazines. For the Kerrang cover, it notes the rough font appeals to rock fans and the use of bright colors makes elements stand out. The contents page uses a mix of formal and casual text and images of varying sizes placed randomly. For the Look magazine double-page spread, it uses columns for readability, images next to relevant text, layering for a relaxed feel, and purple highlighting of important information.
Contents page analysis 1
The document analyzes the contents pages of three music magazines: Kerrang!, Q, and NME. It discusses the layout, use of text, images, representation of audiences, and how each contents page addresses its target audience. The Kerrang! and Q contents pages use bold colors, graphics, and many images to represent younger audiences. The NME page contains more text in a simpler layout with fewer images, representing an older readership.
1. research
This document analyzes conventions used in existing magazine products. It examines the color schemes, photography, writing styles, text-to-picture ratios, and font choices used in sample front covers and double page spreads. It finds that the magazines generally have consistent themes and fonts tailored to their audiences. The document also notes aspects the researcher likes, such as a furniture magazine's use of contrasting double page spreads and an anime magazine's bold yet clear front cover.
Q contents page
This document analyzes the layout and design elements of a magazine's contents page. It notes that more images and colors are used than on the front cover. Headings advertise the magazine's articles at different heading levels. Formal language is used throughout to convey a serious tone. Page numbers allow readers to find their preferred articles. Key elements like the date and issue number are missing, which could confuse the audience. While the masthead matches the front cover, its placement covers part of an image and the fonts used are dull. The inconsistent colors and fonts may turn away the audience.
Cotents page analysis
1) The document describes the design elements of two magazine contents pages - Kerrang and Billboard. Both pages display the contents in columns to structure the information and appear professional.
2) Kerrang maintains a balance of images and text to appeal to music fans, while Billboard contains more text to thoroughly inform readers about article topics.
3) Design principles like positioning logos in attention-grabbing areas and dividing content spatially are employed to optimize page layout and guide the reader's eye across each contents spread.
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conv...
The document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real music magazines in some areas such as layout, fonts, and images, but also challenges some conventions to make it unique. It follows conventions with the masthead, color scheme, and location of elements like the barcode and masthead. However, it challenges conventions with an edgy font for the masthead and titles. While the layout, tones, and styles of articles generally follow conventions, the double page spread layout is more unique. Images also both follow and challenge conventions to attract the target audience. Overall, the goal is to balance following and challenging conventions.
Sash presentation
The document discusses the design elements used in posters and webpages for homeless charities. It analyzes the use of photography, fonts, color schemes, layouts, and language. For posters, a single focal image is used to draw the eye, with short impactful text. Red is often incorporated to emphasize key points and convey urgency. Webpages feature split text, balanced with images, and interactive elements like social media links. Photography shows fundraising events and personal stories. Language is simple and direct to clearly communicate the message.
Assignment 32 ancillary mood boards
This document contains mood boards and design ideas for an ancillary document about the effects of media and video games. It includes color scheme, layout, text, font, and photography style ideas. Some key ideas mentioned are using graphics and split layouts, matching logo/text colors, varying font sizes for visual hierarchy, embedding images in text, and using blurred backgrounds with bold text to imply influence of video games. The goal is to create an eye-catching yet informative ancillary document on this topic.
Contents page analysis
1) The document is a contents page from a magazine. It uses a grid layout with images, headlines, and brief descriptions to preview the stories inside.
2) The design continues the magazine's style through color palette, varied fonts, and placement of images next to relevant articles. Personal pronouns and informal language create a chatty, friendly tone.
3) The contents page effectively entices readers to learn more about stories through headlines and images of celebrities while also making it easy to navigate with clear section headings and page numbers.
As evaluation question 1
The production challenges and conforms to conventions of real media in the following ways:
1. The masthead, images, and layout conform to magazine conventions but use unique fonts and effects to create a distinctive style.
2. Images of the artist are presented in unconventional ways, such as showing only half her face on the cover, to intrigue readers.
3. Pull quotes, headers, and sell lines follow conventions but use different fonts and effects to distinguish them and draw in readers.
4. The house style of bright colors challenges conventions which typically use black and red, but may not suit the intended mixed-gender audience.
As evaluation question 1
The production challenges and conforms to conventions of real media in the following ways:
1. The masthead, images, and layout conform to magazine conventions but use unique fonts and effects to create a distinctive style.
2. Images of the artist challenge conventions by using long shots and revealing half her face rather than close-ups, though facial expressions are used to create connections with readers.
3. Pull quotes, headers, and columned text conform to conventions to present information clearly while intriguing readers to learn more. Overall the magazine balances familiar magazine elements with distinctive artistic choices to engage audiences.
Research
- The target audience is predominantly male, aged 16-18 years old.
- Most would not regularly read magazines and prefer getting information online for free.
- The magazine should focus on TV, film and anime content to appeal to interests.
- The price point of £2-3 was most popular to attract customers while being affordable.
Research
- The target audience is predominantly male, aged 16-18 years old.
- Most do not regularly read magazines and find information online for free instead of paying for magazines.
- The audience is interested in a magazine focused on TV, film and anime rather than games or music.
- The price point should be £2-3 to appeal to those willing to pay varying amounts.
This research shows that the magazine needs to be informal in tone, focus on popular TV/film/anime topics, and price competitively to attract the young, internet-savvy male audience who does not regularly read magazines. Including up-to-
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Kerang double page spread analysis - Nicole Hickman
- 1. The page has been laid out in a basic grid style design with columns and the use of space between each of the columns in order to make each column clear to the reader. The Main Image fills the majority of the first page making it stand out to the viewer. The colour scheme of the photo contrasts with the test boxes on the page also this colour scheme crates branding for the magazine as the same range of colours are used though the magazine there fire becoming recognisable for the reader and also due to the colours being primary colours they automatically are visually appealing to the viewer. The image and text integrate in the image in the top right of the page as the text contrasts with the image although the colours all work together well also so therefore are still visually pleasing for the viewer. The font size although small works well along with the use of images to give an informative report to the reader. The language used through the text is informal chatty kind of language which works well In this type of specialist music magazine. The captioning/grab quotes on the images give the viewer extra details and information on the image to help there understanding to what's going on in the image. My overall impression of the double page spread is that I feel it successfully targets the specialist market that is aimed at and due to this has become a successful magazine with a good branding and successful design. Page Numbers to help reader find the page they want. The image on the left side of this page shows a medium shot of a musician which fits well in this specialist magazine.