This document evaluates the student's magazine project. The student used unconventional magazine designs by challenging typical conventions like using different fonts, colors and images. The target audience is young males aged 16-30, with most models and artists being black. The content focuses on up-and-coming hip hop artists from the UK. IPC Media would be a good institution to distribute the magazine as they currently only release one mainstream music magazine. Through constructing the project, the student learned skills in using software like Photoshop and InDesign, and how to take professional photos with a Canon 550D DSLR camera.
This document summarizes what the student has learned from creating a magazine as part of an assignment. The student used various technologies to construct the magazine, including Google to research magazine covers and information, a Canon camera to take photos, Adobe Photoshop to edit photos, WordPress to host their work, and InDesign to layout the magazine. Through the process, the student learned how to use these programs, though some like Photoshop and InDesign were challenging at first. Overall, the student feels they have improved their planning, technology, and design skills from their preliminary work to the completed magazine product.
The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover, contents page, article layout, and questionnaire for a music magazine. Key details include using a female model on the cover to appeal to a broader audience than typical rock magazines. Color schemes, images, and fonts are chosen to represent the rock/alternative genre. Feedback from a questionnaire informed the content sections and artists featured. Overall the magazine aims to challenge conventions while appealing to its target 16-20 year old audience.
My magazine targets young black males ages 16-30. It represents current trends in fashion through the artists featured, who wear items like Adidas jackets, New Era caps, and Blackberries. The magazine challenges conventions by using a green, white, and black color scheme with red accents, tilted text, and non-centralized cover images. It would likely be distributed by urban clothing stores and record labels that target this young, black, male demographic interested in fashion and popular artists.
Initial music magazine case study yelloselinargyrou
Kerrang magazine targets a young, rock music audience across multiple media platforms. The magazine focuses on rock and metal bands and uses edgy graphics and promotions to attract readers aged 16-20. In addition to the print magazine, Kerrang reaches its audience through a radio station, music channels on TV services, weekly podcasts and an website with news, articles and promotions. This multi-platform approach allows Kerrang to engage its target demographic across different media that they frequently access.
Initial music magazine case study yelloselinargyrou
Kerrang! magazine targets a young audience interested in rock music. It uses bright colors and images of popular bands on its covers and articles to draw readers in. The magazine offers free posters and competitions to win prizes to further engage its target demographic. Kerrang!'s edgy style reflects the rebellious nature of rock music and works to cultivate a sense of underground community among its readers.
Harris Publications would be a suitable media institution to distribute the artist's hip hop magazine. As a large American publisher with over 75 titles and experience publishing popular hip hop magazines like King, XXL, and Scratch, Harris Publications understands the hip hop genre and how to attract target audiences. Their long history in publishing dating back to the 1950s demonstrates expertise in marketing magazines successfully.
The document discusses magazine cover design elements through analyzing several music magazine covers. It identifies common elements such as the masthead, central image, cover lines, date/price, and graphics. For each magazine cover analyzed, it describes how these elements are used and their purpose. This includes how the masthead is positioned, how the central image dominates the cover, and how graphics and fonts are used to draw attention to key information.
The document outlines key elements to include on magazine front covers and contents pages such as the masthead, issue number, images, headlines, and price. It also discusses design considerations like using graphics, headlines in capital letters, and including teasers to attract readers and encourage purchases. The purpose is to effectively showcase content and draw in the target audience through visual elements and short descriptions on the cover and contents pages.
This document summarizes what the student has learned from creating a magazine as part of an assignment. The student used various technologies to construct the magazine, including Google to research magazine covers and information, a Canon camera to take photos, Adobe Photoshop to edit photos, WordPress to host their work, and InDesign to layout the magazine. Through the process, the student learned how to use these programs, though some like Photoshop and InDesign were challenging at first. Overall, the student feels they have improved their planning, technology, and design skills from their preliminary work to the completed magazine product.
The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover, contents page, article layout, and questionnaire for a music magazine. Key details include using a female model on the cover to appeal to a broader audience than typical rock magazines. Color schemes, images, and fonts are chosen to represent the rock/alternative genre. Feedback from a questionnaire informed the content sections and artists featured. Overall the magazine aims to challenge conventions while appealing to its target 16-20 year old audience.
My magazine targets young black males ages 16-30. It represents current trends in fashion through the artists featured, who wear items like Adidas jackets, New Era caps, and Blackberries. The magazine challenges conventions by using a green, white, and black color scheme with red accents, tilted text, and non-centralized cover images. It would likely be distributed by urban clothing stores and record labels that target this young, black, male demographic interested in fashion and popular artists.
Initial music magazine case study yelloselinargyrou
Kerrang magazine targets a young, rock music audience across multiple media platforms. The magazine focuses on rock and metal bands and uses edgy graphics and promotions to attract readers aged 16-20. In addition to the print magazine, Kerrang reaches its audience through a radio station, music channels on TV services, weekly podcasts and an website with news, articles and promotions. This multi-platform approach allows Kerrang to engage its target demographic across different media that they frequently access.
Initial music magazine case study yelloselinargyrou
Kerrang! magazine targets a young audience interested in rock music. It uses bright colors and images of popular bands on its covers and articles to draw readers in. The magazine offers free posters and competitions to win prizes to further engage its target demographic. Kerrang!'s edgy style reflects the rebellious nature of rock music and works to cultivate a sense of underground community among its readers.
Harris Publications would be a suitable media institution to distribute the artist's hip hop magazine. As a large American publisher with over 75 titles and experience publishing popular hip hop magazines like King, XXL, and Scratch, Harris Publications understands the hip hop genre and how to attract target audiences. Their long history in publishing dating back to the 1950s demonstrates expertise in marketing magazines successfully.
The document discusses magazine cover design elements through analyzing several music magazine covers. It identifies common elements such as the masthead, central image, cover lines, date/price, and graphics. For each magazine cover analyzed, it describes how these elements are used and their purpose. This includes how the masthead is positioned, how the central image dominates the cover, and how graphics and fonts are used to draw attention to key information.
The document outlines key elements to include on magazine front covers and contents pages such as the masthead, issue number, images, headlines, and price. It also discusses design considerations like using graphics, headlines in capital letters, and including teasers to attract readers and encourage purchases. The purpose is to effectively showcase content and draw in the target audience through visual elements and short descriptions on the cover and contents pages.
Annotation of two magazines front cover’sJessieGee14
This document summarizes and compares the front covers of two student magazines. One magazine appears to target female students with feminine colors and articles on topics of interest to women. The other magazine seems aimed at more motivated students not focused on parties, using pastel colors and featuring a young graduate to appeal to higher-achieving students interested in their career. Overall, the magazines appear to have very different styles and target audiences based on their front cover designs and imagery.
This document analyzes the design and content of 'ACOUSTIC' magazine, the UK's dedicated acoustic guitar magazine. It examines the cover, contents page, and sample article spreads. Key points include the masthead design, prominent artist images relating to the genre, column-based layouts, and consistent color schemes. The analysis concludes by outlining conventions from 'ACOUSTIC' that will be imitated in the designer's own acoustic guitar magazine, such as a overlapping masthead, guitar-playing cover image, blackberry pin links, and 'Feature' subheadings.
The document provides information about advertisements in Channel 4. Channel 4 advertisements feature eye-catching titles in black on a white background. They prominently display the Channel 4 logo and include photos manipulated with grayish and blurred effects to create excitement. The advertisements utilize bold, clear fonts and focus on the large central photo with minimal contextual text to let the visual do the communicating.
The document provides information about advertisements in Channel 4. Channel 4 advertisements feature eye-catching titles in black on a white background. They prominently display the Channel 4 logo and include photos manipulated with grayish and blurred effects to create excitement. The advertisements utilize bold, clear fonts and focus on the large central photo with minimal contextual text to let the visual do the communicating.
1) The documents summarize magazine covers for different music magazines targeting various audiences.
2) Key details included on each cover are the magazine name and logo, target audience, dominant images, headlines to draw readers in, and section titles to help readers find content.
3) Consistent color schemes, fonts, and design elements are used across covers to create a recognizable brand for each magazine.
The magazines are aimed at different target audiences based on genre and demographic. They use similar design elements to draw readers in, including prominent logos, anchor text highlighting key articles, dominant images of celebrities, and cover lines advertising main stories. The color schemes and fonts are tailored to each magazine's brand but overall are focused on appealing to their target readership through entertainment and persuading them to purchase the issue.
This magazine cover uses Florence from Florence and the Machine as the central image. She is a popular musician, making her an engaging cover subject. Around her are landmarks from different cities, implying her music is spreading worldwide. The cover also promotes free music downloads from Florence to attract fans. Overall, the cover utilizes a popular artist and free music to generate interest in the magazine's music industry content.
The masthead is large and bold, as is typical. Only a few colors are used to keep the design clean. Cover lines advertise reviews and articles about bands and songs to appeal to the music-focused readership. Placement of elements like the barcode, price and date follow standard magazine layout conventions.
This document provides an evaluation of the coursework for a media foundation course. It discusses how the student's media product uses conventions of real media products through similarities and differences in the front cover, contents page, and double page spread layout and design. It represents a particular social group through its choice of artists, images, and content. The product would be well-suited for distribution by IPC Media due to their experience and wide audience reach. The intended audience is both female and male, aged 16-24, of mixed ethnicities who enjoy R&B music. Feedback was provided on different elements that showed the product was well-received overall. The student also reflects on what they learned about technologies like Photoshop and In
The document analyzes the contents pages of three music magazines - Q, NME, and Kerrang - and finds that while they each have different genres and styles, they all use visual elements like images and prominent text alongside page numbers to highlight key articles and guide readers' attention in an easy to scan format.
The document summarizes key aspects of magazine contents pages from Q, NME, and Kerrang magazines. It notes that Q uses images and page numbers to highlight important articles, while also including regular columns. NME includes a band index corresponding to its music genre focus. Kerrang splits its contents into columns and uses bold text and yellow highlights to draw readers to band names and page numbers. All three magazines utilize stylistic elements that tie back to their brand identities.
This one-page magazine spread features a large central image taking up most of the page with text pushed to the sides. The layout has less text compared to images with more emphasis placed on a single large image. Typography uses both serif and sans serif fonts in different sizes. The color scheme of red, white, and black is used throughout with red representing danger, anger, and passion fitting for the rock music genre featured. Formal language is used in the interview text without slang to provide a more serious tone for the content.
The document discusses the key elements expected on the front cover of a music magazine. It begins with the masthead at the top center stating the company name to identify the publisher. The main image features a well-known music artist relevant to the genre to attract the target audience. Cover lines below provide clear information about the magazine's content and anchor the image. Other standard elements include a barcode and date at the bottom for pricing and a footer that mirrors the header.
The document analyzes the design elements of music magazine covers and contents pages. Key elements included mastheads, slogans, cover lines, pull quotes, and graphic images to attract readers. Color schemes were used that appealed to the target audiences. Contents pages included headers, page numbers, and margins to organize information and guide readers to features. Competitions and free offers were included to encourage readers to buy issues.
Evaluation -1. In what ways does your media product use forms and conventions...CharleyO16
1. The document describes the forms and conventions used in a mock music magazine, including elements like the masthead, coverlines, contents page, articles, and body text.
2. Standard features are used, such as the masthead at the top, barcode, issue details, images, headlines, bylines, standfirsts, columns of text, and page numbers.
3. Design elements like the color scheme, font sizes, and positioning of images and text also follow conventions of real music magazines.
The document discusses the construction of a magazine media product. Specifically, it addresses how the product uses conventions of real magazines, represents social groups, would be distributed, targets audiences, and attracts readership. Key points made include using conventions like bold mastheads but also challenging them, targeting 16-25 year olds interested in hip hop and R&B, representing urban lifestyles, being distributed in music stores, and addressing the audience with relevant language and images.
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real media.
It describes using unconventional layouts, images and placements of elements like the masthead. Research was done on magazine covers to inform design choices. Technologies like Photoshop, Final Cut Pro and blogs were learned to construct the product.
The media product represents a social group of 16-24 year old music fans interested in indie music, fashion and festivals. It would be distributed by Bauer Media due to their success with similar music magazines.
It is conventional for music magazines to have certain design elements. These include a bold stand first title at the top in capital letters to identify the magazine. The main cover image is usually prominently displayed and models pose in ways that represent the magazine's genre. Barcodes, price, and contact information are also typically included. While many conventions are followed, the designer developed the magazine by adapting some conventions, such as including eyebrows on the cover which is sometimes unconventional, and choosing to not have the main image overlay the stand first title.
The document provides an evaluation of a music magazine product. Key details include:
- The magazine uses a bold masthead and prominent images of popular artists to draw attention.
- Interviews and articles about trending artists are included to attract readers interested in learning about new music.
- Consistent colors, fonts, and layouts are used throughout the magazine to provide continuity and familiarity for readers.
- Popular music genres and artists are featured to appeal to the target audience of teenagers and young adults. Consistent branding aims to clearly represent this social group.
Market Analysis of Boulevard Saint-Laurentmainagement
The document discusses opportunities for improving the utilization of space and businesses along Boulevard Saint-Laurent in Montreal. It analyzes the existing mix of businesses, challenges, and recommendations for attracting new target markets through strategic business placement and clustering of complementary uses. The Societe de developpement du boulevard Saint-Laurent could play a new role in organizing business placement and attracting tenants to create a more synergistic commercial environment.
PR@M is a program offered by the City of Montreal that provides grants to small businesses to improve commercial buildings. It has three components that support renovations for industrial, commercial, and heritage buildings. Grants of up to $4,000 for design/planning and $33,000 for renovations are available. Business owners apply through their borough government, providing documents like ownership proof and renovation estimates. The SDBSL guides members through the application process, but workshops about the program are often poorly attended. InterACTION spoke to one owner unaware of PR@M, showing more promotion is needed to make small businesses aware of available financing opportunities.
The document discusses opportunities to improve business utilization and attract more visitors to Boulevard Saint-Laurent in Montreal. It analyzes the current real estate market, diversity of businesses, challenges, and recommends targeting younger professionals, families, students and local entrepreneurs. Strategic business placement could cluster complementary stores and locate anchor tenants at intersections to drive foot traffic. The local business association, SDBSL, could help coordinate strategic tenant placement and attraction efforts.
Annotation of two magazines front cover’sJessieGee14
This document summarizes and compares the front covers of two student magazines. One magazine appears to target female students with feminine colors and articles on topics of interest to women. The other magazine seems aimed at more motivated students not focused on parties, using pastel colors and featuring a young graduate to appeal to higher-achieving students interested in their career. Overall, the magazines appear to have very different styles and target audiences based on their front cover designs and imagery.
This document analyzes the design and content of 'ACOUSTIC' magazine, the UK's dedicated acoustic guitar magazine. It examines the cover, contents page, and sample article spreads. Key points include the masthead design, prominent artist images relating to the genre, column-based layouts, and consistent color schemes. The analysis concludes by outlining conventions from 'ACOUSTIC' that will be imitated in the designer's own acoustic guitar magazine, such as a overlapping masthead, guitar-playing cover image, blackberry pin links, and 'Feature' subheadings.
The document provides information about advertisements in Channel 4. Channel 4 advertisements feature eye-catching titles in black on a white background. They prominently display the Channel 4 logo and include photos manipulated with grayish and blurred effects to create excitement. The advertisements utilize bold, clear fonts and focus on the large central photo with minimal contextual text to let the visual do the communicating.
The document provides information about advertisements in Channel 4. Channel 4 advertisements feature eye-catching titles in black on a white background. They prominently display the Channel 4 logo and include photos manipulated with grayish and blurred effects to create excitement. The advertisements utilize bold, clear fonts and focus on the large central photo with minimal contextual text to let the visual do the communicating.
1) The documents summarize magazine covers for different music magazines targeting various audiences.
2) Key details included on each cover are the magazine name and logo, target audience, dominant images, headlines to draw readers in, and section titles to help readers find content.
3) Consistent color schemes, fonts, and design elements are used across covers to create a recognizable brand for each magazine.
The magazines are aimed at different target audiences based on genre and demographic. They use similar design elements to draw readers in, including prominent logos, anchor text highlighting key articles, dominant images of celebrities, and cover lines advertising main stories. The color schemes and fonts are tailored to each magazine's brand but overall are focused on appealing to their target readership through entertainment and persuading them to purchase the issue.
This magazine cover uses Florence from Florence and the Machine as the central image. She is a popular musician, making her an engaging cover subject. Around her are landmarks from different cities, implying her music is spreading worldwide. The cover also promotes free music downloads from Florence to attract fans. Overall, the cover utilizes a popular artist and free music to generate interest in the magazine's music industry content.
The masthead is large and bold, as is typical. Only a few colors are used to keep the design clean. Cover lines advertise reviews and articles about bands and songs to appeal to the music-focused readership. Placement of elements like the barcode, price and date follow standard magazine layout conventions.
This document provides an evaluation of the coursework for a media foundation course. It discusses how the student's media product uses conventions of real media products through similarities and differences in the front cover, contents page, and double page spread layout and design. It represents a particular social group through its choice of artists, images, and content. The product would be well-suited for distribution by IPC Media due to their experience and wide audience reach. The intended audience is both female and male, aged 16-24, of mixed ethnicities who enjoy R&B music. Feedback was provided on different elements that showed the product was well-received overall. The student also reflects on what they learned about technologies like Photoshop and In
The document analyzes the contents pages of three music magazines - Q, NME, and Kerrang - and finds that while they each have different genres and styles, they all use visual elements like images and prominent text alongside page numbers to highlight key articles and guide readers' attention in an easy to scan format.
The document summarizes key aspects of magazine contents pages from Q, NME, and Kerrang magazines. It notes that Q uses images and page numbers to highlight important articles, while also including regular columns. NME includes a band index corresponding to its music genre focus. Kerrang splits its contents into columns and uses bold text and yellow highlights to draw readers to band names and page numbers. All three magazines utilize stylistic elements that tie back to their brand identities.
This one-page magazine spread features a large central image taking up most of the page with text pushed to the sides. The layout has less text compared to images with more emphasis placed on a single large image. Typography uses both serif and sans serif fonts in different sizes. The color scheme of red, white, and black is used throughout with red representing danger, anger, and passion fitting for the rock music genre featured. Formal language is used in the interview text without slang to provide a more serious tone for the content.
The document discusses the key elements expected on the front cover of a music magazine. It begins with the masthead at the top center stating the company name to identify the publisher. The main image features a well-known music artist relevant to the genre to attract the target audience. Cover lines below provide clear information about the magazine's content and anchor the image. Other standard elements include a barcode and date at the bottom for pricing and a footer that mirrors the header.
The document analyzes the design elements of music magazine covers and contents pages. Key elements included mastheads, slogans, cover lines, pull quotes, and graphic images to attract readers. Color schemes were used that appealed to the target audiences. Contents pages included headers, page numbers, and margins to organize information and guide readers to features. Competitions and free offers were included to encourage readers to buy issues.
Evaluation -1. In what ways does your media product use forms and conventions...CharleyO16
1. The document describes the forms and conventions used in a mock music magazine, including elements like the masthead, coverlines, contents page, articles, and body text.
2. Standard features are used, such as the masthead at the top, barcode, issue details, images, headlines, bylines, standfirsts, columns of text, and page numbers.
3. Design elements like the color scheme, font sizes, and positioning of images and text also follow conventions of real music magazines.
The document discusses the construction of a magazine media product. Specifically, it addresses how the product uses conventions of real magazines, represents social groups, would be distributed, targets audiences, and attracts readership. Key points made include using conventions like bold mastheads but also challenging them, targeting 16-25 year olds interested in hip hop and R&B, representing urban lifestyles, being distributed in music stores, and addressing the audience with relevant language and images.
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real media.
It describes using unconventional layouts, images and placements of elements like the masthead. Research was done on magazine covers to inform design choices. Technologies like Photoshop, Final Cut Pro and blogs were learned to construct the product.
The media product represents a social group of 16-24 year old music fans interested in indie music, fashion and festivals. It would be distributed by Bauer Media due to their success with similar music magazines.
It is conventional for music magazines to have certain design elements. These include a bold stand first title at the top in capital letters to identify the magazine. The main cover image is usually prominently displayed and models pose in ways that represent the magazine's genre. Barcodes, price, and contact information are also typically included. While many conventions are followed, the designer developed the magazine by adapting some conventions, such as including eyebrows on the cover which is sometimes unconventional, and choosing to not have the main image overlay the stand first title.
The document provides an evaluation of a music magazine product. Key details include:
- The magazine uses a bold masthead and prominent images of popular artists to draw attention.
- Interviews and articles about trending artists are included to attract readers interested in learning about new music.
- Consistent colors, fonts, and layouts are used throughout the magazine to provide continuity and familiarity for readers.
- Popular music genres and artists are featured to appeal to the target audience of teenagers and young adults. Consistent branding aims to clearly represent this social group.
Market Analysis of Boulevard Saint-Laurentmainagement
The document discusses opportunities for improving the utilization of space and businesses along Boulevard Saint-Laurent in Montreal. It analyzes the existing mix of businesses, challenges, and recommendations for attracting new target markets through strategic business placement and clustering of complementary uses. The Societe de developpement du boulevard Saint-Laurent could play a new role in organizing business placement and attracting tenants to create a more synergistic commercial environment.
PR@M is a program offered by the City of Montreal that provides grants to small businesses to improve commercial buildings. It has three components that support renovations for industrial, commercial, and heritage buildings. Grants of up to $4,000 for design/planning and $33,000 for renovations are available. Business owners apply through their borough government, providing documents like ownership proof and renovation estimates. The SDBSL guides members through the application process, but workshops about the program are often poorly attended. InterACTION spoke to one owner unaware of PR@M, showing more promotion is needed to make small businesses aware of available financing opportunities.
The document discusses opportunities to improve business utilization and attract more visitors to Boulevard Saint-Laurent in Montreal. It analyzes the current real estate market, diversity of businesses, challenges, and recommends targeting younger professionals, families, students and local entrepreneurs. Strategic business placement could cluster complementary stores and locate anchor tenants at intersections to drive foot traffic. The local business association, SDBSL, could help coordinate strategic tenant placement and attraction efforts.
The document is a proposal from the interACTION group to the Société de développement du boulevard Saint-Laurent (SDBSL) to develop a strategic vision and action plan to revitalize Boulevard Saint-Laurent in Montreal. InterACTION proposes a methodology focused on immediate, visible results through activation projects to build momentum for long-term planning, involving stakeholder interviews, data collection, and developing a shared vision to attract target markets and address challenges like vacancies, identity, and competition.
MRKT438 Brand Management: Saint Laurent ParisCindy Yang
MRKT438 Brand Management
Brand Audit III and Recommendations for Saint Laurent Paris in Canada
Teammates:
Caroline Amzallag
Oriane Rosner
Helena Song
Reem Shihabi
Eduardo Oliver
Cindy Yang
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
My magazine targets young black males ages 16-30. It represents current trends in fashion through the clothing of the featured artist, who is wearing an Adidas jacket, New Era cap, and Blackberry phone. The bold masthead and central image of the artist looking directly at the camera are intended to draw in young readers. The magazine challenges conventions by using a green, white, and black color scheme with red accents rather than the typical magazine colors. It would likely be distributed by urban clothing stores and record labels to promote music to its target demographic.
My magazine targets young black males ages 16-30. It represents current trends in fashion through the clothing of the featured artist, who is wearing an Adidas jacket, New Era cap, and Blackberry phone. The bold masthead and central image of the artist looking directly at the camera are intended to draw in young readers. The magazine challenges conventions by using a green, white, and black color scheme with red accents rather than the typical magazine colors. It would likely be distributed by urban clothing stores and record labels to promote music to its target demographic.
The document is a magazine evaluation discussing how the student's media magazine product uses conventions of real magazines. It summarizes that the magazine follows conventions for layout, design, and content seen in music magazines like Vibe and Billboard. However, it has a one letter title which challenges typical magazine formatting conventions. The magazine represents urban adolescents through the ethnicity and fashion of the artists featured. Finally, the document states that IPC would be a suitable media institution to publish the magazine as they have experience with music magazines like NME and a large audience reach.
The document provides details about a proposed hip hop and rap music magazine. The creator chose this genre because they are most interested and passionate about hip hop and rap music. They believe the genre has wide audience appeal. The magazine will be called "OldVsNew" to appeal to fans of both old school and current hip hop. It will include articles, charts, and information about artists.
The document discusses the construction of a magazine covering indie and alternative music. It describes using common magazine conventions like a double page spread interview and colored fonts. The target audience is identified as young adults interested in those genres. The front cover features a young white male artist to represent that audience. Finally, the document discusses what was learned about editing software like Photoshop and InDesign during the magazine's creation.
The document summarizes the process of creating a new music magazine. It discusses using forms and conventions of real magazines, representing social groups through the magazine content and design, choosing a media institution to distribute the magazine, targeting the audience of 17-25 year old clubgoers, attracting the audience through music genre and color choices, learning technologies like Photoshop and Prezi through constructing the magazine, and overall progression from the preliminary task to the final product.
Media magazine evaluation questions 4 - 7ToniMorris
The document describes the target audience and design elements of a magazine product. The audience is 15-18 year olds from social classes B, C1, C2 who enjoy R&B and hip hop music. The magazine features black artists to match its target demographic. It uses bold colors, fonts, and images of popular artists to attract its young urban reader base. Captions and sections clearly organize content.
The student has chosen to use KERRANG! magazine as a model for their own rock music magazine because it is successful in that genre. KERRANG! is a monthly UK publication founded in 1981 that currently has a circulation of over 130,000. The student found KERRANG!'s style appealing for their own magazine.
The document summarizes the progression of skills and knowledge gained by the author in creating a music magazine media project from start to finish. It describes using basic tools initially like pencil and paper before learning software like Photoshop, how to customize layers and attributes, manipulate shapes and text, and produce the magazine. The author reflects on significantly broadening their understanding of media production techniques and capabilities through research, teaching, and hands-on work. They feel confident they acquired useful abilities and look forward to applying these skills to future media projects.
The document discusses the progression of the student's skills in creating media products from an initial school magazine to a music magazine. The student learned about codes, conventions, and technologies to make the magazines more realistic. Comparing the two products showed improvements in mastheads, page numbers, photography, and writing styles. The process helped the student advance creative and learning skills to produce a magazine that better represented the target audience and met expectations.
The document provides details about the design and content of a music magazine prototype. It discusses conventions used on the front cover such as colors, font sizes and layout. The target audience is described as 16-24 year olds who enjoy hip hop and R&B music. Both males and females are targeted. Technologies used to create the magazine included Photoshop, cameras, and research online. The progression of skills in using these technologies to design the magazine from initial sketches to the final prototype is also summarized.
The document contains an audience member's questions and the media creator's responses about their magazine product.
The creator explains how their magazine both follows and challenges conventions of real music magazines in terms of design elements like the masthead, cover lines, and use of color. They also discuss how the magazine represents teenagers and young adults, and how a company like Prometheus Global Media might distribute it due to their experience with similar magazines. The target audience is identified as teenagers and young adults interested in music, and methods for attracting this audience included featuring a young model and using bright colors and an easy-to-navigate layout.
The front cover uses conventions of real music magazines like Q Magazine by including a small masthead in the top left corner. It was inspired by magazines like Q, NME and MixMag but does not take all inspiration from one to cater to a gap in the existing market. Graphics are used in the background of the cover to make it stand out, with decreased opacity so text is still visible. The cover represents the target audience of 19-24 year old males interested in music through its youthful and stylish design.
The document summarizes the key differences between the author's preliminary magazine project and their final music magazine project. The author notes significant improvements in their skills using software like Adobe InDesign and Photoshop. Specifically, their final magazine features better planning, layout, use of color schemes, representations of clothing, direction of models' gazes, and addressing the target audience. Overall, the author feels they have learned new techniques and terms and that their final magazine better represents the genre compared to their initial preliminary task.
Brett Tinnion received audience feedback on his music magazine project. He learned that his preliminary task was basic but helped provide a foundation. His final magazine followed conventions like mastheads and cover lines but also challenged conventions through bold colors. Brett believes a company like Prometheus Global Media would be ideal to distribute the magazine since it already reaches his target audience of teenagers and focuses on music. Overall, Brett feels he has improved at using technologies like iMovie and publishing software, and has created a more polished final product compared to his initial task.
The document provides an analysis of the ways in which the student's media product, a music magazine, uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real music magazines.
The student drew inspiration from magazines like Q and NME for elements like the masthead design. Graphics were added to backgrounds to make the magazine stand out. The target audience of 19-24 year old aspiring musicians was not fully served by existing magazines.
Conventions like cover images, callouts, mastheads, and contents pages were incorporated but also developed, for example by adding graphics and changing layout angles. The student learned about manipulating images in Photoshop and the importance of colors, fonts, and production quality through developing the magazine.
The document provides an evaluation of Daniel Miller's magazine "The Asylum". It discusses several ways in which the magazine challenges conventions of real media products in its layout, design choices, and target audience. Key points made include using unconventional masthead and cover line placements, a unique contents page design incorporating natural imagery, and targeting a niche audience of music fans aged 14-25. The evaluation reflects on technologies learned through creating the magazine in Photoshop and third-party sites, and how the project represented an improvement over the initial continuity editing task by incorporating more experimentation and distinctive stylistic choices.
My magazine, called Unplugged, would be distributed by a large media institution similar to IPC Media, the publisher of NME. IPC publishes magazines across many genres and has a global reach, which would allow my magazine to be widely distributed. Like NME, Unplugged would have a rebellious tone and focus on indie artists, though also feature some mainstream acts. It would target a similar audience as NME of 16-24 year olds interested in live music. To appeal to students, Unplugged would keep costs low at £2 per monthly issue.
This document provides an evaluation of a coursework project to create a media product. It discusses how the created media product compares to real media products in its use of conventions like mastheads, images, and layouts. It also discusses how the media product represents the social group of 16-24 year olds interested in R&B music and urban culture. Finally, it proposes that the magazine would be well-suited for distribution by IPC Media, a large UK publisher, because of their experience with music magazines and wide audience reach.
1. The document discusses the evaluation of a media product, Taytum Cotton's AS production work.
2. It provides details on how the media product uses unconventional forms, representing various social groups, and the technologies learned through the process.
3. Reflection is given on progress made from the preliminary task to the full product, with lessons learned around instructing models, filling pages with text, and planning cover layouts in more detail before shooting.
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2. In what ways does my media product use, develops or
challenge forms and conventions of real media products ?
Eyebrows
Bold masthead are in caps.
Cover artist
Central Image overlapping mast
head (magazine is
Direct eye contact
well known).
which would draw in
the reader.
Ears
Main Cover line use 1 font and
(Larger Font) . 2 different
colours.
Ears
With quote
White ,yellow
and red theme
Hat Pointing throughout text
in magazine.
hat overlapping ‘50
CENT’(gives attention to his
name as well as article).
Barcode price and date
3. Did I stick with the usual conventions
in my magazine?
Bold masthead
Eyebrows
I didn’t feel a need to make
them capital
Ears
Use of 1 font ,2 sizes , 3 colours
and a quote
Green ,white and black
theme with a little red to show
that we are breaking out of Central Image
normal conventions with our I had my cover artist stare at
magazine(used throughout) the camera to engage with the
reader and his arms in
directions I was going to put
Ears the ears in
Use of 1 font ,2 sizes , 3 colours
and a quote as well as being
tilted.
Main Coverline
(Bigger font)
Barcode price and date
4. Contents analysis
My Contents Page XXL contents page
Bold headings
Wording is around
artists
Artist image (not in
central position)
5. Bold heading
Pull qoute
Writing columns
Central image
Standfirst
6. How does my media product represent
particular social groups
This artist is wearing an adidas
Artist has his eyebrows slit and a
jacket and a new era cap which is
diamond earring showing he is
in fashion right now so males can
up to date with current trends.
relate to him . Also he has a
As well as this he is wearing a
blackberry in his right hand
trendy jacket which is currently
which is the must have phone at
in fashion.
the moment.
7. Masthead associated
with breaking a sound
barrier. Often associated
with loud teenagers
Young popular artist
My magazine is aimed towards young
males from ages16-30.my magazine would
probably be getting more of a black
audience due to the fact majority of the
models and artists are black .I would also
say that it is obvious that my magazine is
aimed at young males as most of the
artists are male and the advertisements
are also male.
8. What kind of media institution might
distribute my media product and why?
I have done some research and I think that
Harris publications is a is an institution who
IPC Media could be the best institution to
potentially could distribute my magazine but has a
distribute my magazine .IPC Media produces
magazine called ‘XXL’ which is slightly similar to my
over 50 magazines, with print alone reaching
magazine in the fact that they both have highlights on
a vast amount of people within the UK. They
hip hop news but I feel as my magazine is mostly UK
currently only release one mainstream music
artist based that there might be room for my
magazine titled NME, and this magazine is
magazine in their industry.
rock orientated .This means that there is
space for my magazine in their industry as it
will be the only one of its genre. This would
widen their fan base as well as distribute my
My magazine will be sold in places such as hmv or magazine.
wh.smith as it is a more expensive magazine because of
the quality of the magazine which appeals to
middle/higher class people
9. Who would be the target audience for
my media product?
Sex
The target audience for my magazine
Men 90%
is 16-30
Women 10%
Age
16-20 48%
21-25 29%
26-30 19%
30+ 4%
Median age 25
Race
Black 37%
White 32%
Asain 20%
other 11%
10. My average reader is around 25 and is either a full
time worker or a part time worker and a university
student
My double page spread uses two up coming artists which
would attract people pursuing a career in music as well as
producers and event organisers
The price of my magazine suggests that it
has a lot of advertisements making it
cheaper but not cheap enough to attract
a lower class
11. How did I attract/address my audience
Top artist used in the eyebrow
Photo manipulation I cut out
my feature artist to add a black
background to get rid of
shadows
Top stories in bold
Bright colours attract readers
attention
12. What have I learnt about
technologies from the process of
constructing this product?
Google was my search canon 550d was used to I used adobe
engine which I used to take the pictures for my photoshop for photo
get ideas, information magazine as it is a high manipulation. I used it
as well as pictures of quality camera.it taught to brighten crop and
me how to use a
magazine covers which professional camera as colour in pictures for
was very useful well as lighting my magazine. I
struggled with the
program as it isn't very
easy and it was my first
time using it
Wordpress was very helpful as all the
work I produced was displayed on it for
my work to be marked. I found it quite
difficult at first to use as I have never
blogged or used the website before but it
became easier as I used it more .I can
now blog and edit posts among other
things.
13. I used in design to make the actual magazine ,like photoshop it was hard
to use but not as hard and as time passed I got used to it and became
better. Using this program I learnt how to use layers ,lock the position of
the picture and experiment with different fonts.
I used slide share as there was some difficulty uploading some file
types to my blog. It was pretty simple to use and became useful
when adding documents to my blog.
14. Looking back at my preliminary task
,what do I feel I have learnt in the
progression from it to the full product?
Planning Skills Developed
Skills Learnt Due to practice I have
In terms of skills I have to With Planning I have become better at a
learnt how to manipulate Learnt that I need to number of photo
photos using lighting arrange photo-shoots way manipulation techniques
before the date as mine such as cropping which I
photoshop and used to struggle with
backgrounds. Another skill was very last minute and before.one way I have
I have learnt is how to meant there was no improved in cropping is by
make shapes and costume changes and it using smoother the line is
was rushed. finer and doesn’t cause
manipulate them using pixels to be bumpy around
InDesign. the item.
Manipulations/Representations
I have learnt that using manipulation you can change
a persons perception and change the representations
of something, which can be a good or a bad thing.one
other thing I have learnt is that by changing font
colour and size ,you can make your product more
presentable to a certain audience.