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ori3The document discusses the layout, design and content of a magazine contents page. It will use InDesign with grids and guides to organize columns and images. Page numbers, magazine title, different fonts and colors from the cover will help navigation. Images of familiar grime artists with captions will represent the genre and appeal to the target audience. Stories will relate to images and include interviews and reviews. The layout will be in ascending order with large numbers and captions to easily find stories. A consistent font style and sizes will be used for coherence.
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Evaluation question 1
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3) Direct address from a cover model looking at the camera was intended to make readers feel connected to the magazine.
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QUESTION 1
The document discusses the design elements used in creating a music magazine. It describes conventions used for the front cover including the masthead, headline, strapline, puffs/plugs, coverlines, fonts, and information points. It also discusses conventions used for the contents page, including the masthead, strap line, images, page numbers, headings, and sections. Finally, it discusses challenges in giving the magazine an unconventional, stylized feel while keeping the design simple and classy through a neutral color scheme and mixture of fonts.
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Evaluation
The document summarizes the ways in which the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines.
The cover follows conventions like including a masthead, cover lines, main image, barcode, date and price. However, it does not include a cover line or selling line.
The contents page layout is based on NME magazine and includes page numbers, categories and images.
The article structure includes a headline, subheading, quotation, main image and body of text, following NME magazine conventions.
While the cover, contents and articles use the same colors and fonts to maintain consistency, the product challenges conventions by not including a cover line or selling line, which is acceptable for indie magazines that prefer
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product challenges and develops conventions of real magazines and websites.
It challenges conventions such as using a monochrome color scheme rather than bright colors typically seen in travel magazines. Front covers usually have lots of text but the product uses a simple layout with just one main image.
It develops conventions such as including a dominant image on the front cover and contents page, and uses galleries and social media links on the website similar to real magazines and websites. Overall it strives for a modern and simple aesthetic while still including typical elements audiences expect.
Contents page analysis
The document analyzes and compares the contents pages of three music magazines: NME, VIBE, and KERRANG. It discusses the use of imagery, logos, fonts, colors, subheadings, and taster articles across the magazines. The goal of these design elements is to attract and engage readers, reinforce the magazines' target audiences and music genres, and encourage readers to purchase the magazines.
Evaluation question 1
The document summarizes how the media product uses conventions from real music magazines in its genre. Key conventions included are:
1. Using a consistent color scheme, fonts, and layout elements like mastheads and page numbers to create continuity across pages similar to magazines like Vibe and Flavour.
2. Choosing photography, styles, and article formats inspired by magazines in the genre to appeal to the target audience.
3. Adapting some atypical conventions like unusual masthead and date placements, pull quotes, and bylines to make the pages more distinctive while still being recognizable as a music magazine.
Question 5 evaluation
The document provides feedback on how the target audience of an indie music magazine was attracted and addressed:
1) Various design elements were used to catch the reader's attention, such as different fonts, colors, shapes, and placement of text boxes.
2) Images of people from the indie genre were included so readers could relate to them. Numbers were added to images so readers could easily navigate to related pages.
3) Direct address from a cover model looking at the camera was intended to make readers feel connected to the magazine.
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The document discusses the planning and creation of various parts of an indie music magazine, including the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread. For the front cover, the creator chose a font and layout that aims to attract a young audience. Colors and images were selected and edited in Photoshop to give a "deeper atmosphere" and connect to the target audience. The contents page features a broken CD image inside a rectangle to appeal to indie fans. For consistency, the same colors and square format carry through to the double page spread, with the goal of conveying the feeling of opening a real album.
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- 3. What codes and conventions will you be using from your CONTENTS PAGE RESEARCH and WHY? In my contents page I will be using generic codes and conventions seen in other contents page done in my research. • Captions with images • Page number So that the audience can understand what the so that reader knows what page it is and can find pictures are and who of. articles/pages easier. •Magazine title (masthead) • Images (several) that relate with the music and This acts like a logo so that the reader is constantly genre reminded of the title of the magazine. This also acts This is so the audience get hooked and want to like a link between the front cover and the contents read the articles to discover what the pictures are page. about. • Different fonts • Colour theme (connects to the front cover) This is so that it is not boring but catchy and you’re So that the audience can easily recognise the drawn to different pieces of information magazine in later issues also it doesn’t look messy and unorganised.
- 4. WHAT type of images, graphics will you be using to make your Contents Page easy to navigate by your target audience and WHY? I will be using images of grime artists and I will have captions underneath my images to make it easier for my audience to navigate. I will have the magazine logo on the contents page to link both my contents page and front cover. I will make sure there are page numbers.
- 5. WHAT four image shot types will you be using for your Contents Page and WHY will they appeal to your potential target audience? I will be using pictures of familiar grime artists in my contents page to emphasise the meaning of grime, this will appeal to my target audience as they will be able to recognise what genre they’re representing.
- 6. WHAT stories will you be including in your Contents Page and HOW will they be related to the images? I will be including interviews with artists and music reviews. I will make sure all stories and interviews relate to the music Genre. I will have success stories such as how up and coming music artists have achieved their goals and advice they could give to others . All my images will be relating to the stories they will also feature captions.
- 7. WHAT do you want these images to tell your audience and WHY? My images will convey to the reader the genre of Grime. The images will also be of relation to the reader as they may be able to relate to the models in the image. It will also tell my audience that young teens also aspire in music careers. When they see how young my models are they will see that Grime music and any other type of music can inspire people at any age.
- 8. WHAT colour scheme will you be using and WHY? I will be using the same colour scheme I used on the front cover, white, blue and grey. I will stick to the front covers colour scheme as this will create a link with the front cover and the rest of the magazine. This will also be easier for the reader to identify the magazine .
- 9. WHAT essential information will be included in your Contents Page e.g. Features, reviews, commentary and WHY? I will include reviews for my audience to be informed on their hobbies and interests such as music and games and clothing. This will be useful to my target audience as they will be able to keep up to date. I will include commentary to show my target audience that this magazine is read by others and shares the particular interests as them. I will include features and competitions for my audience. This will hopefully encourage them to buy more so that they benefit from prizes and win fee stuff.
- 10. HOW will you be arranging the information on your contents page and WHY? • My contents page will be arranged in ascending order starting with the images • The writing on the contents page will occupy this space as it will be the longest piece of text my reader will see first. • I will have three images and captions underneath them with big bold numbers next to them • I will have the magazine selling line at the top to remind my reader what magazine it is • I will also have a folio at the bottom of the page which will include the magazine name and the page number.
- 11. HOW will you make your Contents Page easy for your audience to find the major cover story or other stories? As shown in the previous slide my contents page will include large numbers and captions indicating the page numbers and what the picture is about . Also there is a folio that follows on in every page within the magazine, this makes it easier for the audience to find cover stories and other stories. I may also exaggerate the cover story on the contents page to get my reader to read it first.
- 12. WHAT type of fonts and font sizes will you be using for your Contents Page and WHY? I will be using a range of fonts but restricting myself to only two because too many fonts may confuse the reader and may not be coherent. I will stick to Arial and Franklin gothic. Because these fonts have been used already the reader will be use to the font throughout the magazine. I will use size 16 or 12 for my writing depending on the space I have in the article and where I place my text.