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The document summarizes and compares the contents pages of different magazines. It notes that all magazines include the masthead and magazine name on the contents page. Some also include the date. The contents pages are split into categories like cover stories, features, and style. Heat magazine additionally includes a featured article. The Company Style Edit magazine has a minimalist contents page that is less crowded compared to others. However, the other magazines make it easier to find sections. The document concludes that the author's college magazine contents page will take a mixed approach, using categorized sections like Heat and Elle but also featuring images like the Company Style Edit magazine.
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The document analyzes and compares the student's preliminary magazine design to their original drawn draft. It finds that the student mostly followed codes and conventions of magazine design but also challenged some norms. On the cover, the student changed the masthead font and color to better appeal to readers and removed a "pug" image that distracted from the masthead. For the contents page, the student added social media icons and page numbers for clarity while keeping the overall layout similar to the drawn draft. The student aimed to challenge conventions to emphasize rebellious attitudes while still creating a professional product.
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The document discusses the conventions used in magazine design and how the student's media product compares. It examines the conventions used for magazine covers, contents pages, and articles.
For the cover, it shares conventions like the masthead, cover lines, and color schemes with real magazines. The contents page uses a two-column layout with page numbers like real magazines. The article includes a photo alongside text, a catch heading and quote like in magazines.
The student aimed to follow conventions but also challenge them by using different fonts, photos and layouts to create a sleek, clean style while maintaining a magazine-like feel. Finding the right balance of content and professionalism within this style was a challenge.
pre-production
This document outlines the pre-production planning for a fashion/photography magazine project. It includes initial layout designs for the cover, content page, advertisements, feature article, and other articles. Production resources, contingency planning, and health and safety considerations are also addressed. The goal is to create a magazine focused on art with clean layouts highlighting photography. Advertisements will feature images representing brands and contact information will be included for authenticity.
Conventions Of A Contents Page
The document discusses the key conventions of magazine contents pages. It notes that contents pages typically include headings, page numbers, themes, contact info, issue numbers/dates, features, a main image, subscription information, logos, and text listing the actual contents. Layouts usually involve columns for easy reading. Themes and branding elements like logos and color schemes are usually consistent between the contents page and the rest of the magazine. Main images typically feature artists or items prominently featured in that issue.
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- 1. Looking at contents pages; By Lauren Witley
- 2. Masthead Date Featured story Cover stories News category Main features Style and review categories Advertising Heat Magazine’s Contents page;
- 3. Masthead Date Cover Stories Style features Features Credits to editors Elle Magazine’s Contents page;
- 4. Company Style Edit Magazine’s Contents page; Masthead Features Main Images
- 5. Conclusion; • All the magazines have a main mast head, the first two saying both the magazine name and contents. •Two also have the date and the contents pages are spilt up into several different categories. •Heat magazine also has a main featured article on the contents page. •Company style edit is very minimal and uncrowded compared to the other contents pages which makes it look stylish. •However, with the other two contents pages it’s easier to find what you’re looking for because they’re spilt into categories. I think my magazine will be like a mixture of Heat and Elle contents pages. However the do like the way the images are set out on the Company contents page so I may use this with my college contents.