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The Sixth Form magazine's first issue provides updates on trips taken by AS/A2 Media students to visit the Harry Potter studio tour and law students visiting a court, and asks readers what else they would like to see covered in the magazine.
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As media evaluation spell checked
The document summarizes the design and content choices made for an R&B music magazine targeted at 16-30 year olds. Key points include:
- The cover features a smiling black male model in trendy clothing to represent the target audience while breaking stereotypes of serious poses.
- The magazine aims to appeal to both male and female readers and includes sections beyond just music to draw in a wider range of interests.
- Distribution would likely be through major retailers like WHSmith that have a wide reach, including smaller stores in places like train stations.
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My music magazine targets 16-30 year olds and features a smiling black male model on the cover wearing trendy clothing, departing from the more serious poses typically found on other magazines. The layout and design was influenced by Vibe magazine, including placing the model's head over the magazine name on the cover. The magazine would likely be distributed by major companies like Time Inc. and Prometheus Global Media to reach a wide audience across different platforms and expand its recognition. Through constructing the magazine, I learned valuable skills in photography, image editing, layout, and formatting for different platforms to create a professional product.
Friday 13th poster
The document analyzes the poster for the horror film "Friday the 13th". It notes that the use of the color red signifies danger and blood, while the colors grey, black and red create an atmosphere of darkness and terror. The lighting focuses on a deserted wooded location, suggesting the main character could be alone, and a glimmer of light leaves open a slim chance of escape from the villain. The tagline "Welcome to Crystal Lake" surrounded by black suggests the characters are trapped at the lake, which is depicted as dark and evil in contrast to how lakes are normally seen.
Planning for images
The document discusses planning images for a music magazine focused on the R&B genre. It will represent R&B stereotypes through trendy models wearing hats on the front cover in a medium close-up shot. The double page spread will show a model in a medium long shot. Both male and female models ages 16-18 from various ethnicities, mainly black, will be featured to represent typical R&B artists. The front cover male model will have a straight face with no smile, wearing a hoodie and hat, while the female model will be more classy with natural makeup and no props. Camera shots will include medium close-ups for the front cover and contents page, and a medium long shot for the double
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- The cover features a smiling black male model in trendy clothing to represent the target audience while breaking stereotypes of serious poses.
- The magazine aims to appeal to both male and female readers and includes sections beyond just music to draw in a wider range of interests.
- Distribution would likely be through major retailers like WHSmith that have a wide reach, including smaller stores in places like train stations.
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Source and established mag
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Analysis of source magazine
This document provides an analysis of the design elements used in a sample magazine cover and article pages. Key elements discussed include using known R&B artists to indicate the music genre focus, featuring trendy clothing on the cover model, including multiple images and varying text styles to engage readers. Design choices like non-traditional placements of images and text are explained as going against stereotypes to make the content more interesting.
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Analysis of three music magazines
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Analysis of research
The document analyzes research on the target audience for a new film. It found that most of the audience is between 15-17 years old and female. A majority go to the cinema very or moderately often. Horror was chosen as the genre because it offers something different than many comedy films and has growing popularity, with slasher being the specific sub-genre since it is scarier than supernatural elements in other genres.
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The poster effectively matches the title of the film "The Possession" by showing a hand coming out of the mouth and taking control of the face, hinting at the horror to come. Below the title, the tagline "Darkness lives inside" links to the image and creates intrigue about what will happen. Including the line "Based on a true story" makes the film scarier by implying such events could happen to ordinary people. The mix of white and black/grey backgrounds in the poster further suggests normality being invaded by danger.
Friday 13th poster
The document analyzes the poster for the horror film "Friday the 13th". It notes that the use of the color red signifies danger and blood, while the colors grey, black and red create an atmosphere of darkness and terror. The lighting focuses on a deserted wooded location, suggesting the main character could be alone, and a glimmer of light leaves open a slim chance of escape from the villain. The tagline "Welcome to Crystal Lake" surrounded by black suggests the characters are trapped at the lake, which is depicted as dark and evil in contrast to how lakes are normally seen.
Friday 13th poster
The document analyzes the poster for the horror film "Friday the 13th". It discusses several elements of the poster and their symbolism:
1) The use of the colors red, grey, and black create an atmosphere of darkness, terror, and signify danger and blood which is typical for a horror film.
2) The lighting focuses on a deserted wooded location, implying the main character could be alone which builds suspense. A small glimmer of light also suggests a slim chance of escape from the villain.
3) The tag line "Welcome to Crystal Lake" surrounded by black suggests the characters are trapped at the lake, which is an unusual, dark, and evil place contrary to how lakes
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Bond
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Analyse music magazine contents pages
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Hifsa Hussain evaluates the design elements of her school magazine for sixth form students. She changed the masthead to make the magazine name more prominent in red to draw attention based on survey feedback. On the front cover, she included three relevant images - a long shot of the sixth form building to appeal to students, a close-up of a smiling student doing work, and two students talking. She selected cover lines suggested by her research group on topics appealing to sixth formers like exams, UCAS, and student feedback. The design aims to attract the target audience of 16-18 year old students.
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The possession poster
The poster effectively matches the title of the film "The Possession" by showing a hand coming out of the mouth and taking control of the face, hinting at what happens in the horror film. Below the title, the tagline "Darkness lives inside" connects to the image and gives the audience an idea of what the film is about while also creating intrigue. Adding the line "Based on a true story" makes the film scarier by implying such an event could happen to a real person, attracting more viewers by making it seem realistic. The background color of white with black/grey patches symbolizes normality mixed with danger.
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The document analyzes a movie poster that depicts a girl dragging blood to form a sinister face, conveying that this is a horror film. It discusses how the poster follows conventions like featuring a vulnerable female character. Mentioning other popular horror films like "Paranormal Activity" and "Insidious" aims to position this film similarly. While most posters center around one main image, this poster uses the bloody image and an unknown actor to create fear and make the story more realistic and relatable.
Source and established mag
The document compares the cover layout and design conventions between an established magazine and a new magazine called Source. It notes several key differences in how information like the magazine name, cover lines, images, and article text are presented on the covers. The document also discusses decisions made in designing the cover for Source, such as including multiple pictures and pull quotes, as well as using different colors and layouts compared to the established magazine.
Analysis of source magazine
This document provides an analysis of the design elements used in a sample magazine cover and article pages. Key elements discussed include using known R&B artists to indicate the music genre focus, featuring trendy clothing on the cover model, including multiple images and varying text styles to engage readers. Design choices like non-traditional placements of images and text are explained as going against stereotypes to make the content more interesting.
Contents page
This newsletter contains updates about trips taken by students and interviews with previous students about their university experiences. It also asks current students what they would like to see in future newsletters.
Analysis of three music magazines
This document analyzes the front covers of four different music magazines. For each magazine cover, it describes the layout elements including the main cover line, masthead, color schemes used, placement of images and text, and how these design choices work to attract readers' attention and highlight key information. Across the four magazine covers, common techniques included using bold colors and text, centering important details, and featuring popular artists to draw recognition and interest from the target audiences.
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