Magazine advert research
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The document discusses conventions for magazine advertisements and inspiration from an advertisement for Citizen Cope. It describes the ideas for a magazine advertisement including featuring the artist Terry holding a microphone and putting important information like the review and album details on his hat to draw the audience in and encourage them to buy the album.
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The document discusses how the student's media product magazine uses conventions of real music magazines in its design and layout. Key similarities discussed include a central prominent image on the front cover, similar masthead placement and style, inclusion of barcodes/prices/issue numbers, use of headlines on the left third of the cover page, and similar stylistic elements like top/bottom strips. The intended audience is discussed as teenagers from inner-city Birmingham interested in grime music. The summary also notes that Ditto Music would be a suitable distributor given their experience distributing UK singles. Techniques like eye-level images and prize/interview promotions are discussed to attract audiences.
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The document discusses how the student's media product magazine uses conventions of real music magazines in its design and layout. Key similarities discussed include a central prominent image on the front cover, similar masthead placement and style, inclusion of barcodes/prices/issue numbers, use of headlines on the left third of the cover page, and similar stylistic elements like top/bottom strips. The intended audience is discussed as teenagers from inner-city Birmingham interested in grime music. The summary discusses how the magazine aims to represent and give hope to this social group by profiling young grime artists who have achieved mainstream success.
In what ways do your media ancillary products challenge forms and conventions...
This document discusses conventions of music advertising and how the author's ancillary music product challenged or conformed to these conventions. It lists common elements of music ads such as the release date, artist name, album title, images, and social media links. The author conformed by including an attention-grabbing image, release details, and song name, but challenged conventions by omitting the artist name and using character images instead of a band photo. Examples are provided of both conforming and challenging stereotypes through design choices.
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- For Jessie J, the ad uses a glamorous black and white photo of the artist with gold accents to match the album's color scheme. However, the image does not match Jessie J's previous relatable image.
- For Florence and the Machine, the ad features the album cover photo and highlights the release date. It uses fonts and colors that suit the artist's vintage style and feminine image.
- For Lana Del Rey, the ad directly uses the album cover artwork, promoting her unique image and sound.
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The document discusses planning for a music magazine targeted towards an R&B audience. It considers possible fonts, names, layouts, and design elements like colors and images to use. Key decisions included using bold fonts, naming the magazine "Seeing Funk", and featuring large prominent images of artists to appeal to the target demographic.
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This document provides details for a print advertising project promoting a solo artist named COLE. The project includes creating an advert for a music magazine and a poster to display around London. Photographs were taken of the artist sitting at a drum kit from a low angle to make them appear as if on stage. Inspiration was drawn from other concert posters using gradients and bright colors. The model chosen was actually a drummer to look authentic playing drums. The shoot will take place on a specific date and location.
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This document provides details for a print advertising project promoting a solo artist named COLE. The project includes creating an advert for a music magazine and a poster to display around London. Photographs were taken of the artist sitting at a drum kit from a low angle to make them appear as though looking down at the audience on stage. Inspiration was drawn from other concert posters using gradients and bright colors. The model chosen resembles Coldplay's Chris Martin and is actually a drummer, allowing them to look authentic playing during the shoot. Requirements and plans are outlined for the model's appearance, wardrobe, hair, makeup, location, and timing of the photo shoot.
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Music Video Coursework - Album Poster Analysis
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Some key conventions utilized include featuring the artist prominently on promotional materials like the magazine advert and digipak to draw attention to them. Outdoor natural settings are used to portray the artist positively, mirroring conventions in the genre. Consistent visual themes like a dominant color span multiple pieces to create cohesion. Including social media platforms and clear labeling of album details follows standard conventions. The ancillaries aim to effectively promote the artist and album within conventional expectations for the genre.
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