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This document summarizes and compares three teen magazines: Seventeen, Teen Vogue, and Teen People. It describes the layout of their covers, including placement of mastheads, cover lines, and central images. It also lists common article types across the magazines, such as celebrity gossip, fashion and beauty tips. While the magazines have similar content, the document notes they each design their covers differently by changing masthead colors and fonts to match themes and attract readers.
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This document summarizes a content page from the November 1st, 2008 issue of the music magazine NME. The page features the header "NME THIS WEEK" in bold capital letters, maintaining a consistent branding. It uses a repeating color scheme of red and white or black throughout each weekly issue. At the bottom is an offer for a £5.57 subscription in bold yellow writing, alongside a red arrow to draw the reader's attention. The main image is subtle and overshadowed by various band listings and writing in red, following the magazine's color theme. The target audience is clearly music fans interested in indie, alternative, rock, or electric styles, as evidenced by the band index and writing.
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This magazine cover is aimed at a young female audience between 12-16 years old. The bright colors, bubbly font for the masthead, and images of pop stars like One Direction indicate it is a pop music magazine for teenagers. Multiple details point to the target demographic, such as the informal language, large celebrity images, and price of £3.99 suggesting parents will purchase it. Overall the design utilizes visuals, colors and text styles that would appeal to and attract its core audience of teenage girls.
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The front cover of Q magazine uses various design elements to attract readers. These include a large, bold masthead in red and white at the top left to catch the eye. The main image is a close-up of singer Adele, facing the camera at an angle rather than straight on. The largest headline promotes an article about Adele to draw in her fans. Additional coverlines along the right edge advertise interior articles and are accompanied by small images. Text at the top in a contrasting font promises "amazing" posters inside. The barcode is at the bottom left so the price does not deter readers before they see what is advertised inside.
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The document analyzes a school magazine, discussing its design elements and their purpose. The magazine uses pinks, whites, greens and yellow to appeal to mothers of young children. Simple fonts are used so as not to distract from the main image of a happy schoolgirl, indicating the target audience of primary school parents and children. Inside pages advertise free gifts and tips for parenting school-aged kids. Stories cover common issues like colds to engage parents. Overall the magazine aims to inform and relate to its intended readership through its visuals and content.
Cover analysis
The magazine cover uses red and black colors throughout to signal its rock genre focus. The large masthead in the top left identifies it as Q Magazine, while additional text lines promote the magazine's content and popular artists. Centered below is the word "rocks" in red to further highlight the genre. The back image depicts Cheryl Cole, intended to attract male audiences. Together these visual elements clearly brand the magazine and aim to persuade potential customers within the rock music category.
Codes and conventions of pop magazines
Pop magazines use bright colors like pink, yellow, and orange to attract their target teenage audience. The magazines feature pop stars on the cover wearing similarly bright colors that match the magazine's style. The magazines have an informal tone using slang and direct address to relate to their young readers.
Preliminary Magazine Research 2
This is the research i have done for my preliminary magazine research; 4 front covers and 4 contents.
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This document analyzes how a pop magazine uses stereotypical design elements to appeal to its target young, female audience. It notes the use of pink and purple colors on the front cover and contents page to connote femininity. The front cover places main headlines on the left third and uses a mid-shot for the main image. The language uses informal terms like "celeb" to appeal to youth. On the contents page, a smaller front cover photo helps navigate to stories and a subscription box encourages repeat purchases. Interior pages feature large band photos breaking up text and a Q&A format for reader interest with bright colors highlighting information.
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Content page analysis
This document summarizes a content page from the November 1st, 2008 issue of the music magazine NME. The page features the header "NME THIS WEEK" in bold capital letters, maintaining a consistent branding. It uses a repeating color scheme of red and white or black throughout each weekly issue. At the bottom is an offer for a £5.57 subscription in bold yellow writing, alongside a red arrow to draw the reader's attention. The main image is subtle and overshadowed by various band listings and writing in red, following the magazine's color theme. The target audience is clearly music fans interested in indie, alternative, rock, or electric styles, as evidenced by the band index and writing.
Front cover ana
This magazine cover is aimed at a young female audience between 12-16 years old. The bright colors, bubbly font for the masthead, and images of pop stars like One Direction indicate it is a pop music magazine for teenagers. Multiple details point to the target demographic, such as the informal language, large celebrity images, and price of £3.99 suggesting parents will purchase it. Overall the design utilizes visuals, colors and text styles that would appeal to and attract its core audience of teenage girls.
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The front cover of Q magazine uses various design elements to attract readers. These include a large, bold masthead in red and white at the top left to catch the eye. The main image is a close-up of singer Adele, facing the camera at an angle rather than straight on. The largest headline promotes an article about Adele to draw in her fans. Additional coverlines along the right edge advertise interior articles and are accompanied by small images. Text at the top in a contrasting font promises "amazing" posters inside. The barcode is at the bottom left so the price does not deter readers before they see what is advertised inside.
Media Magazine Front Page Three
The document analyzes a school magazine, discussing its design elements and their purpose. The magazine uses pinks, whites, greens and yellow to appeal to mothers of young children. Simple fonts are used so as not to distract from the main image of a happy schoolgirl, indicating the target audience of primary school parents and children. Inside pages advertise free gifts and tips for parenting school-aged kids. Stories cover common issues like colds to engage parents. Overall the magazine aims to inform and relate to its intended readership through its visuals and content.
Cover analysis
The magazine cover uses red and black colors throughout to signal its rock genre focus. The large masthead in the top left identifies it as Q Magazine, while additional text lines promote the magazine's content and popular artists. Centered below is the word "rocks" in red to further highlight the genre. The back image depicts Cheryl Cole, intended to attract male audiences. Together these visual elements clearly brand the magazine and aim to persuade potential customers within the rock music category.
Codes and conventions of pop magazines
Pop magazines use bright colors like pink, yellow, and orange to attract their target teenage audience. The magazines feature pop stars on the cover wearing similarly bright colors that match the magazine's style. The magazines have an informal tone using slang and direct address to relate to their young readers.
Preliminary Magazine Research 2
This is the research i have done for my preliminary magazine research; 4 front covers and 4 contents.
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This document analyzes how a pop magazine uses stereotypical design elements to appeal to its target young, female audience. It notes the use of pink and purple colors on the front cover and contents page to connote femininity. The front cover places main headlines on the left third and uses a mid-shot for the main image. The language uses informal terms like "celeb" to appeal to youth. On the contents page, a smaller front cover photo helps navigate to stories and a subscription box encourages repeat purchases. Interior pages feature large band photos breaking up text and a Q&A format for reader interest with bright colors highlighting information.
Font analysis
Pop magazines use bold, colorful fonts to attract readers and stand out from other magazines. The author researched fonts for a new music magazine called Non-Stop Pop and selected Joystick as the main font because it is simple yet fun and eye-catching without being overdone, which will appeal to the target audience.
AS survey monkey results analysis
This document summarizes the results of a survey questionnaire about music magazines. It found that most respondents were 15-17 years old and female. Pop music was the most popular genre. Respondents preferred magazines that are published monthly and cost between £1-2. They felt the main image or cover photo was the most eye-catching element. Most said they would like to read celebrity interviews because it provides gossip and allows them to relate to celebrities' personal lives. Therefore, the author will focus on creating an eye-catching cover image and include a celebrity interview in their music magazine.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to an audience aged 16-18 to help design a new music magazine. Most respondents were female. The most popular favorite color was red, and most read magazines occasionally. The preferred price was £2.20, to be published monthly, featuring artists like Bastille and Arctic Monkeys. Respondents associated "indie music" with words like "hip" and "acoustic." They rated articles and pictures as most important magazine elements.
Contents page analysis
The document provides guidelines for designing the layout and content of a magazine, including including a masthead with the magazine and artist name, a main image to hint at further articles and engage audiences, listing the main articles and editor's message, and using techniques like nonverbal communication, exclamatory statements, and personal pronouns to engage readers as well as providing previews of what each page contains and interviews that may further interest audiences.
The conventions of pop music magazines
The document discusses conventions for designing pop music magazines, including:
1) The masthead and coverlines should relate to music and attract the target audience.
2) The background image and featured artists on the cover should be from the genre of music the magazine focuses on.
3) Elements like the title, page numbers, and images are designed to guide readers through content and attract them to featured stories.
4) The language, fonts, and color schemes used aim to suit the target audience, usually younger readers.
World of magazines
Magazines come in a variety of genres and topics to appeal to different audiences. They contain articles, pictures, and advertisements. Magazines can be categorized as consumer magazines for general audiences, trade/professional magazines for specific industries, or house organs published by companies for employees and customers. They use different paper grades and standard or digest sizes. Magazines include various elements like headlines, body text, quotes, images, and credits to engage readers. However, unrealistic bodies in magazines can negatively impact young readers' self-esteem. The first magazine was titled "Gentleman" and published in 1731 in London.
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Course outline
This course outline provides information on the Foundation Portfolio in Media coursework. Students will produce a media artefact by completing a preliminary exercise and a more developed main task from briefs in print, video, audio, and website formats. They will document their research, planning, and evaluation on a blog. The course aims to enhance students' enjoyment and understanding of media through both analyzing media representations and developing practical production skills.
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Magazine conventions and_terminology
1) A masthead displays the magazine title to familiarize readers.
2) The main image typically features people or objects related to the main article.
3) A selling line below the masthead introduces the magazine's content.
Question 1
1) The document discusses how the author's magazine product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It examines the structures and features of magazines like mastheads, images, and text.
2) The author aimed to include the key features of conventional magazines in their own magazine, such as bright colors, similar amounts of text, and high quality images.
3) Details are provided on design choices for the magazine cover, contents page, and double-page spread to align with conventions like using pink colors, eye-catching text, multiple images, and maintaining a consistent color scheme. The goal was to appeal to the target audience of 11-16 year old females.
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Double page and_contents
This double page spread from Rolling Stone magazine uses several conventions of magazine design. It features a prominent image of Adele taking up half the page, with columns of text below. The text discusses Adele's success in the music industry and her serious facial expression in the close-up photo. The spread uses a simple color scheme of blue and black. Rolling Stone targets an audience aged 20-30 by discussing both current music and past legends, using plain visuals and longer sentences.
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- Pop magazines like We Love Pop and Top of the Pops target young girls ages 8-14 and feature popular artists and celebrities to promote fashion, beauty, and lifestyle topics relevant to their audience.
- The magazine covers follow conventions like prominent images and mastheads in bright colors complementing the main image to draw readers' eyes and sell lines to intrigue readers to purchase. Language is simplified and uses terms like "omg" to connect with readers.
- Features typically include fashion advice, celebrity gossip, competitions, and free gifts like posters to attract young readers and decorate their rooms, following the interests of their target audience. The magazines aim to inspire girls through the lifestyles of celebrities and support identification with
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This double page spread from a music magazine uses conventions like drop caps, headlines, and a color scheme. It features a close-up photo of Adele looking away from the camera. The headline "The Triumph of Adele" and her dominance of the page suggest her importance. The text uses a single column for easy reading and entices readers with its opening statement.
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The document provides information about the target audiences and key features of different magazine types, including:
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- A food magazine targeting 40-50 year old women, using food as the key image rather than a person since the magazine focuses on recipes.
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Music magazine research
- The first music magazine was founded in 1894 called Billboard which was devoted to the music industry. Music magazines became popular in the 1950s-1960s with magazines like NME and Rolling Stone.
- Some of the biggest music magazine publishers today include Rolling Stone, NME, Smash Hits, Kerrang, and Billboard. They cover various genres of music and have large international readerships.
- Music magazine covers use visual elements like photos and minimal text to attract readers' attention. Colors, layouts, and logos are consistent to help readers recognize the magazine. Covers aim to appeal to the target demographic for each publication.
Analysis of Q magazine
The document analyzes the front cover of Q magazine. It discusses the prominent masthead logo and how the main image of Cheryl Cole interacts with cover lines. The target audience is described as 30-40 year olds, middle class, interested in detailed music coverage rather than artist gossip. Methods to attract this audience include a mature color scheme, emphasis on the main image over cover lines, and organized internal sections.
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AS survey monkey results analysis
This document summarizes the results of a survey questionnaire about music magazines. It found that most respondents were 15-17 years old and female. Pop music was the most popular genre. Respondents preferred magazines that are published monthly and cost between £1-2. They felt the main image or cover photo was the most eye-catching element. Most said they would like to read celebrity interviews because it provides gossip and allows them to relate to celebrities' personal lives. Therefore, the author will focus on creating an eye-catching cover image and include a celebrity interview in their music magazine.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to an audience aged 16-18 to help design a new music magazine. Most respondents were female. The most popular favorite color was red, and most read magazines occasionally. The preferred price was £2.20, to be published monthly, featuring artists like Bastille and Arctic Monkeys. Respondents associated "indie music" with words like "hip" and "acoustic." They rated articles and pictures as most important magazine elements.
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The document provides guidelines for designing the layout and content of a magazine, including including a masthead with the magazine and artist name, a main image to hint at further articles and engage audiences, listing the main articles and editor's message, and using techniques like nonverbal communication, exclamatory statements, and personal pronouns to engage readers as well as providing previews of what each page contains and interviews that may further interest audiences.
The conventions of pop music magazines
The document discusses conventions for designing pop music magazines, including:
1) The masthead and coverlines should relate to music and attract the target audience.
2) The background image and featured artists on the cover should be from the genre of music the magazine focuses on.
3) Elements like the title, page numbers, and images are designed to guide readers through content and attract them to featured stories.
4) The language, fonts, and color schemes used aim to suit the target audience, usually younger readers.
World of magazines
Magazines come in a variety of genres and topics to appeal to different audiences. They contain articles, pictures, and advertisements. Magazines can be categorized as consumer magazines for general audiences, trade/professional magazines for specific industries, or house organs published by companies for employees and customers. They use different paper grades and standard or digest sizes. Magazines include various elements like headlines, body text, quotes, images, and credits to engage readers. However, unrealistic bodies in magazines can negatively impact young readers' self-esteem. The first magazine was titled "Gentleman" and published in 1731 in London.
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Course outline
This course outline provides information on the Foundation Portfolio in Media coursework. Students will produce a media artefact by completing a preliminary exercise and a more developed main task from briefs in print, video, audio, and website formats. They will document their research, planning, and evaluation on a blog. The course aims to enhance students' enjoyment and understanding of media through both analyzing media representations and developing practical production skills.
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This document discusses and analyzes the cover of a Lady Gaga issue of Billboard magazine. Key aspects analyzed include the color scheme, positioning of Lady Gaga, and how cover lines are used. It also reflects on design choices and how they impact whether the cover will attract readers.
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The magazine cover features photos of glamorous but unhappy-looking celebrities with quotes that create conflict and intrigue for the audience. The placement of larger, bold quotes from the celebrities alongside smaller commentary from the magazine editors suggests disagreement and controversy between the two parties. Through symbolic images, text placement and styling choices, the magazine cover aims to attract its target audience of 16-25 year old females interested in celebrity news and gossip.
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Question 1
1) The document discusses how the author's magazine product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It examines the structures and features of magazines like mastheads, images, and text.
2) The author aimed to include the key features of conventional magazines in their own magazine, such as bright colors, similar amounts of text, and high quality images.
3) Details are provided on design choices for the magazine cover, contents page, and double-page spread to align with conventions like using pink colors, eye-catching text, multiple images, and maintaining a consistent color scheme. The goal was to appeal to the target audience of 11-16 year old females.
Evaluation music magazine
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. It would target mature individuals between 16-45 years old with an interest in rock/alternative music. While appealing to both genders, it is slightly more oriented towards males due to the chosen artists, color scheme, and style of articles. The wide age range is possible because the magazine covers bands that appeal to different subsets within that overall range but share a musical style. Distribution by IPC media would make sense as they already distribute a similar magazine, NME.
Media unit 13 LO1
The document is a planning and evidence document for a print-based media product unit. It includes an analysis of the Top of the Pops magazine, describing its purpose as informing teenage girls about music and fashion trends. Details are provided about the magazine's content, genre, frequency, target audience, and publisher. An analysis of the magazine's front cover, double page spread, and production process is also included.
Double page and_contents
This double page spread from Rolling Stone magazine uses several conventions of magazine design. It features a prominent image of Adele taking up half the page, with columns of text below. The text discusses Adele's success in the music industry and her serious facial expression in the close-up photo. The spread uses a simple color scheme of blue and black. Rolling Stone targets an audience aged 20-30 by discussing both current music and past legends, using plain visuals and longer sentences.
AS Media Main Task Front Cover Research
The document discusses a student's media studies portfolio task to research existing magazine production companies that publish fashion magazines. The student aims to learn about the demographics targeted, media platforms used, examples of cross-media promotion, and production methods to help inform their own fashion magazine design. By analyzing existing companies, the student hopes to create a successful fashion magazine that fits within the industry.
Front Cover Overview
- Pop magazines like We Love Pop and Top of the Pops target young girls ages 8-14 and feature popular artists and celebrities to promote fashion, beauty, and lifestyle topics relevant to their audience.
- The magazine covers follow conventions like prominent images and mastheads in bright colors complementing the main image to draw readers' eyes and sell lines to intrigue readers to purchase. Language is simplified and uses terms like "omg" to connect with readers.
- Features typically include fashion advice, celebrity gossip, competitions, and free gifts like posters to attract young readers and decorate their rooms, following the interests of their target audience. The magazines aim to inspire girls through the lifestyles of celebrities and support identification with
Double page and_contents
This double page spread from a music magazine uses conventions like drop caps, headlines, and a color scheme. It features a close-up photo of Adele looking away from the camera. The headline "The Triumph of Adele" and her dominance of the page suggest her importance. The text uses a single column for easy reading and entices readers with its opening statement.
Media research
The document provides information about the target audiences and key features of different magazine types, including:
- A fashion magazine targeting 20-35 year old women, using a young female key image on the cover focusing on beauty.
- A health and fitness magazine targeting 25-35 year old men, using an attractive male actor as the key image with headlines promoting muscle growth.
- A food magazine targeting 40-50 year old women, using food as the key image rather than a person since the magazine focuses on recipes.
It also discusses magazine research, including color palettes, fonts used, and genre conventions like high-end fashion magazines typically costing between £4-6 and focusing on modeling high fashion
Music magazine research
- The first music magazine was founded in 1894 called Billboard which was devoted to the music industry. Music magazines became popular in the 1950s-1960s with magazines like NME and Rolling Stone.
- Some of the biggest music magazine publishers today include Rolling Stone, NME, Smash Hits, Kerrang, and Billboard. They cover various genres of music and have large international readerships.
- Music magazine covers use visual elements like photos and minimal text to attract readers' attention. Colors, layouts, and logos are consistent to help readers recognize the magazine. Covers aim to appeal to the target demographic for each publication.
Analysis of Q magazine
The document analyzes the front cover of Q magazine. It discusses the prominent masthead logo and how the main image of Cheryl Cole interacts with cover lines. The target audience is described as 30-40 year olds, middle class, interested in detailed music coverage rather than artist gossip. Methods to attract this audience include a mature color scheme, emphasis on the main image over cover lines, and organized internal sections.
Top of the pops analysis
The document analyzes different elements of the magazine Top of the Pops including its cover, contents page, and a double page article spread. It discusses design elements like the use of bright colors, informal language, and photos of popular artists to attract its target audience of preteen and teenage girls. Key elements that link the different pages together include consistent fonts, colors, and an informal tone to relate to readers.
Unit 30 LO2
This document contains an outline for a student magazine project on pop music. It includes sections for the proposal, branding elements like logos and color schemes, mood boards, annotations of sample magazine covers, discussions of layout, genre, and other design considerations. The student aims to create a magazine for pre-teen and teenage girls that focuses on pop music, fashion, and celebrities, drawing inspiration from existing magazines like "Top of the Pops."
Top Of The Pops Case Study
The document provides background information on the monthly magazine "Top of the Pops" which targets readers aged 11-14 and keeps them informed about music and celebrity news. It is published by BBC Media and costs £2.30. Though expensive, it includes freebies. The magazine features articles on celebrity gossip, promotions for movies and TV shows, and letters from readers. It uses bright colors and images of celebrities to appeal to its young audience.
Research Into Similar Products
The document provides an analysis of the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread from the magazine "Top of the Pops". It examines the typography, color, imagery, layout, and language used and how they appeal to the magazine's target audience of teenage girls. Key conventions highlighted include an informal sans-serif font, bold text, bright colors, large celebrity images, a cluttered yet organized layout, and informal language to attract and keep readers engaged. The analysis concludes the magazine effectively uses these techniques to match its pop genre and target demographic.
Top Of The Pops **
This monthly magazine aimed at 11-14 year olds keeps readers informed about music and celebrities. Published by the BBC, it costs £2.30 but includes extras like posters and gifts. It features articles on celebrity gossip, music news, and advice columns. The magazine promotes pop music, BBC shows, and new films to its target audience of curious young music fans.
Hannah cheung reasearch powerpiont
The document provides a summary and analysis of various magazines, including diabetic magazines, teen magazines, and women's magazines. It notes similarities and differences in their layouts, color schemes, target audiences, and circulation numbers. It also includes some reviews of magazines like Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan, Teen Vogue, and Seventeen that praise their fashion and celebrity coverage but criticize the large number of advertisements.
Megan Howarth media AS evaluation
The document describes the process of creating a magazine called "blahhh!" for teenage girls. It discusses conventions used from real magazines, such as cover layout, colors, fonts and images. Targeting 14-17 year old girls, the magazine aims to attract its audience using a "girly" theme, minimal text, and a relatable cover star. Through constructing the magazine, the author learned photography and design skills using Photoshop to produce a higher quality product compared to their initial school magazine project.
Target audience 4 and 5
This document provides research on the target audience for a pop magazine. It identifies the audience as primarily female aged 9-15, interested in music, beauty, celebrity and fashion. Research through surveys found the audience wants news, reviews, gossip and style tips. To appeal to this audience, the magazine will use bright colors like pink and blue, casual fonts, trending celebrity images and an informal chatty tone.
Media q1
The document discusses conventions used in magazine design and how the author's magazine represents or challenges conventions. It summarizes the design elements used on the front cover, contents page, and a double-page spread. The front cover uses conventional elements like the model shot and masthead but challenges conventions through the model's positioning. The contents page follows conventions around layout and imagery but challenges categories. The double-page spread interviews a cover model and follows conventions regarding images, quotes, and text layout. The magazine represents social groups like young women interested in fashion and an elite class that can afford expensive brands featured.
Evaluation
This document summarizes a magazine aimed at teenagers aged 12-15. The magazine focuses on pop music and uses bright colors and block fonts to appeal to its target audience. It includes free gifts, fun stories and interviews to attract readers. While more expensive than some competitors, the free gifts make the magazine appealing to its young demographic. The magazine represents teenagers by featuring a popular girl pop band on the cover and using pink and youthful language throughout.
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𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐮𝐬𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐄𝐏𝐏 𝐂𝐮𝐫𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐮𝐥𝐮𝐦 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐩𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐬:
- Understand the goals and objectives of the Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan (EPP) curriculum, recognizing its importance in fostering practical life skills and values among students. Students will also be able to identify the key components and subjects covered, such as agriculture, home economics, industrial arts, and information and communication technology.
𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐒𝐜𝐨𝐩𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐚𝐧 𝐄𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐮𝐫:
-Define entrepreneurship, distinguishing it from general business activities by emphasizing its focus on innovation, risk-taking, and value creation. Students will describe the characteristics and traits of successful entrepreneurs, including their roles and responsibilities, and discuss the broader economic and social impacts of entrepreneurial activities on both local and global scales.
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- 5. Seventeen Magazine Masthead Puff Main Cover line Cover line Central Image Puff
- 6. Seventeen Mag Media Kit • Published monthly
- 7. Articles/Features Trending clothes, make up, shoes Gossip about celebrities Tips and tricks for make up Latest trends Health tips Some features offer a chance to win free items Outfit ideas
- 8. Seventeen Masthead As you can seen, their masthead sticks with a bright girly color in order to pop out. However they do change the color to go well with the central image. There is always a feature of the magazine located above the masthead.
- 10. Teen Vogue Media Kit
- 11. Articles/Features Gossip Stories of famous celebs Quizzes Make up ideas Outfit ideas What’s hot
- 12. Teen Vogue Masthead Teen Vogue uses the same font for their masthead for every issue, however they change the colors of both words to go better with the theme of the magazine and to make it look more aesthetically pleasing. The magazine on the right is a spring issue, the models are wearing pink and green which is the same color of the masthead.
- 13. Teen People Magazine Masthead Tag Puff Central Image Puff Main Cover Line Issue Barcode Cover line
- 14. Teen People Media Kit 43 million readers 1 in 30 adult consumers 95% female 1 in 10 moms Monthly issue
- 15. Articles/Features Horoscopes Celeb secrets/gossip Talks about serious issues (eating disorders) Gives teens advice Back to school tips
- 16. Teen People Masthead Teen People uses the same font for every issue and uses the color white for the word “teen.” They change the color of people to go better with the theme.
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