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Thomas McEnaney made changes to his magazine front cover and double page spread based on witness statement feedback. For the front cover, he changed the font styles to be more specific to the genre and added more text from the interview. He also moved the issue date and centered the image. For the double page spread, he added a drop capital letter and changed the pull quote to match the exact quote from the interview.
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The student believes their preliminary magazine task went well as they were proud of the final products and felt they followed magazine codes and conventions. Their front cover included a skyline and catchy headline to appeal to teenagers. Font and colors were chosen based on research indicating college associations. For their contents page, they had to adjust colors to ensure text readability around the student photography article image. The student learned magazine layout skills in InDesign and terminology but wants to improve their research methods for future tasks.
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Evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of magazine covers and articles. It sticks to some forms such as placing the masthead and price/barcode in typical locations. However, it challenges conventions by placing the masthead behind the key image rather than in primary colors. The key image uses a full-body pose rather than a close-up. Bylines use color but don't challenge conventions. The contents page includes images and page numbers but lacks website details. The double spread includes text on both pages and uses small images rather than a large close-up. In most cases, it develops conventions somewhat while also challenging conventions in its layout and design choices.
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Evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of magazine covers and articles. It sticks to some forms such as placing the masthead and price/barcode in typical locations. However, it challenges conventions by placing the masthead behind the key image rather than in primary colors. The key image uses a full-body pose rather than a close-up. Bylines use color but don't challenge conventions. The contents page includes images and page numbers but lacks website details. The double spread includes text on both pages and uses small images rather than a large close-up. In most cases, it develops conventions somewhat while also challenging conventions in its layout and design choices.
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The document discusses the design of magazine covers and pages. Key points:
- The front cover follows conventions like masthead placement and size, cover lines, and a main image. However, it subverts with a limited color scheme of red, white, blue and grey.
- The content page includes editorial pillars, multiple images of different sizes and angles, a subscription box, and editor's note to adhere to conventions.
- The double page spread includes features like a drop cap, page number, and snug, but stands out with a large spanning image and title in contrasting fonts across both pages, as well as a black background for contrast.
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Evaluation
The document discusses the evaluation of a magazine front cover and contents page based on codes and conventions. It summarizes the similarities and differences between the student's magazine cover and a professional magazine cover. It also discusses how the student both followed conventions, such as using a bold masthead and positioning the cover lines, as well as developed some conventions, like using a long shot image rather than a medium close up. The contents page is similarly evaluated, with the student following conventions like including the contents title, articles and page numbers, but also developing conventions such as including the masthead and secondary images.
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This document discusses how the author's magazine both uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
The author took inspiration from an NME magazine for the layout of the front cover, masthead, and cover lines. For their own magazine, the author developed the front cover by changing the color of text and having the model face a different direction.
For the contents page, the author used the NME's layout of listing subheadings down the right side but challenged it by including a smaller image. Developments included changing band index colors.
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The document describes the layout and design conventions used on the front cover and interior pages of a magazine. Key elements include a large masthead at the top of the cover page, the artist's name in bold letters, a large central image of the artist, and props associated with their genre. Interior pages have large page numbers, headings, and multiple pictures of artists. Throughout, bold fonts, contrasting colors, and large images and text are used to catch the reader's attention.
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After receiving peer and teacher feedback, the student made several changes to improve the front cover design of their magazine. They removed the background from the barcode, made most fonts consistent, moved the pull quote, and added a skyline image to relate to the target audience. Additional changes included adjusting text sizes and positioning, enlarging the masthead, and adding more cover lines and text to appeal to readers and show genre hybridization. The final revisions were intended to make the design more professional, balanced, and in line with their partner's magazine cover.
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- The author added text overlapping one photo while keeping it readable, and used different fonts, sizes, and colors for page numbers and subheadings.
- A box was used to highlight subscribe information and included a shadow for emphasis. Contact details were added in small print.
- The finished contents page included two photos and a quote to entice readers to specific articles, continuing the theme from the cover in a busy but clear layout.
Progression Of My Contents
- The document describes the progression of designing a contents page for a magazine, starting with adding logos and banners, and including two photos.
- It discusses adding a photo of the main feature, Megan, overlapping text, and using different fonts and colors for page numbers and headings.
- Underneath Megan's photo, another subheading and page numbers were added in a smaller font. A box was also added about subscribing, highlighting key words in color and size.
- The finished contents page includes two photos and a quote, keeping the design busy with information but easy to follow.
Process of production
The document describes several changes the author made to their magazine layout and design, including changing the front cover photo and design elements, adjusting text formatting and alignment, modifying column layouts, and redesigning the contents page to look more professional. The changes were made based on feedback and to improve readability, visual appeal, and consistency of style throughout the publication.
Production Plan
The student has created a production plan for their magazine that will be published on December 16th, 2016. Over the coming weeks, they must manage their schedule, research inspiration magazines, make editorial and budget decisions, acquire content from writers, edit submissions, layout the pages, proofread, and send the final file to the printer for mass distribution. Key steps include deciding topics, acquiring articles, editing for quality, designing the layout, more proofreading, filing to print, and distributing the finished magazine.
Evaluation
The document evaluates the ways in which the media product uses, develops, or challenges common forms and conventions of magazine covers and contents pages. For the cover, most conventions are followed, including a central image addressing the viewer, masthead in the top left for visibility when stacked, and consistent color scheme. However, the masthead placement challenges the standard center position. For the contents page, conventions like magazine title, date, and consistent color scheme and font are used, but the photos relate specifically to the college news genre rather than more general stock images. Overall, the evaluation finds the media product adheres closely to typical magazine design conventions while introducing some genre-specific customizations.
Font choices for the magazine front cover
The document discusses font choices for different elements of a magazine. For the front cover, the author chooses a sleek, bold, eye-catching font in capital letters to make the titles stand out, similar to the style used in Q Magazine. For text inside the magazine, the same font is used but in lowercase. For a double page spread on "RAYNE", a different handwritten font is used for her name to give it a personal feel, while the rest of the title uses the standard magazine fonts.
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The document discusses changes made to the font style and typeface used on the contents page of a music magazine. Specifically, the capitalized and bold font was replaced with uppercase and lowercase text, and the Century Gothic typeface was changed to Book Antiqua, a more common serif font for body text. These changes improved the look of the magazine and helped represent the diversity of indie music genres covered.
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- 4. Witness Statement Feedback Following on from the previous improvement I have also adjusted another of my Even Better If changes to proof read all work fully with no mistakes on my competitors slide I accidently had an ‘i’ instead of I. See amendment below.
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- 6. Changes Following on another change I made to my magazine double page spread was the use of a drop capital. Before I had just made the letter a larger font number instead of creating a text box and matching the font style to the headline. Furthermore I had to change the pull quote in my double page spread because the sentence was not exactly the same in the interview and had to change this because it could mislead readers so I changed it to the exact quote.
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