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The document discusses magazine cover design techniques the author plans to use for their own hip hop magazine production. These include: using a consistent color scheme of colors like red, black, and white to make the cover stand out; including pull quotes from artists to engage readers; and employing simple yet catchy cover lines that convey the tone and topic of articles to attract audiences. Sticking to these techniques can help the author's magazine stands out in its genre and engage readers.
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Task 2a
The document analyzes the design elements of the front cover of a magazine. It discusses the masthead which is centered and bold to identify the magazine title. The main image utilizes the rule of thirds to feature the artist and background graffiti that represents the target audience of young males interested in hip hop music. The coverline is an interview quote that acts as a teaser for readers to learn more about the artist inside. Elements like buzzwords, visual style, and the artist's costume are meant to appeal to the magazine's target demographic through associations with hip hop culture.
2 front cover analysis
The document analyzes the front covers of two magazines - one featuring Kanye West and the other featuring Amy Winehouse. For each cover, it examines the color scheme, placement of images and text, and what these design elements connote or denote about the magazines' target audiences and content. Key details like the masthead font size and positioning of celebrities in relation to the masthead are evaluated based on conventions and what they communicate to readers.
5 eval
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience for a new magazine. Their target audience was both male and female teenagers and young adults. They researched magazine covers in their genre of music to see what appealed to different genders. They considered using a female artist to appeal to both genders. They dressed the artist in fashionable clothing to attract female readers and described her personality in an intriguing way. The color palette, layout, and mix of images were designed to appeal to the whole target audience. Language on the cover also used texting slang popular with this age group.
Question 1- media evaluation
The student created a magazine that uses conventions from real music magazines to appear authentic. Specifically, the student used color symbolism on the cover from Justin Bieber's Rolling Stone magazine cover to suggest the model's blossoming career. Inside pages include hearts in the model's hair and her holding a guitar to imply her love for music and nature. The student also included an editor's signature on the contents page and used three main colors and fonts as is typical. However, the student had the model's eyes closed on photos rather than direct address, to portray her as free-spirited. Overall, the student aimed to challenge some conventions while developing others to suit their indie pop genre and target audience.
Images I Have Not Used
The document discusses several photos that were considered but ultimately not used in a magazine. Each photo is analyzed in 1-2 sentences. Common reasons for not using the photos included the subject looking away from the camera, lighting issues, not fitting with the intended magazine style or theme, or the subject not being the main story focus.
Question 5
The document discusses the design choices made for a hip hop magazine. It explains that informal language was used to appeal to the target audience of hip hop fans. An interview format was chosen for a double page spread to make it more interesting than a written article. A variety of fonts were selected that would appeal to fans of the genre. Contents included reviews, gig dates, and competitions to interact with readers. The model used was the same age as the target audience and depicted in casual hip hop style clothing without makeup to be authentic. A variety of camera shots and angles were used for photos but props were avoided.
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The document analyzes various design elements used in a magazine, including captions, mode of address, mise-en-scene, brand identity, and use of images. Captions are used to briefly describe clothing, models, and images. A third-person mode of address engages the audience within articles. Mise-en-scene, particularly costumes, helps connect cover lines to magazine content. Brand identity is conveyed through consistent use of colors. Frequent inclusion of the main cover image helps reference related articles and identifies fashionable figures in the music industry featured in the issue.
Evaluation question 2
1) The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience of 16-26 year olds for their magazine.
2) They used a bold, simple font in black and yellow or black and white to make the text stand out on shelves.
3) Throughout the magazine, they used a color scheme of white, black and yellow which would appeal to younger audiences and help the magazine stand out from others.
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Task 2a
The document analyzes the design elements of the front cover of a magazine. It discusses the masthead which is centered and bold to identify the magazine title. The main image utilizes the rule of thirds to feature the artist and background graffiti that represents the target audience of young males interested in hip hop music. The coverline is an interview quote that acts as a teaser for readers to learn more about the artist inside. Elements like buzzwords, visual style, and the artist's costume are meant to appeal to the magazine's target demographic through associations with hip hop culture.
2 front cover analysis
The document analyzes the front covers of two magazines - one featuring Kanye West and the other featuring Amy Winehouse. For each cover, it examines the color scheme, placement of images and text, and what these design elements connote or denote about the magazines' target audiences and content. Key details like the masthead font size and positioning of celebrities in relation to the masthead are evaluated based on conventions and what they communicate to readers.
5 eval
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience for a new magazine. Their target audience was both male and female teenagers and young adults. They researched magazine covers in their genre of music to see what appealed to different genders. They considered using a female artist to appeal to both genders. They dressed the artist in fashionable clothing to attract female readers and described her personality in an intriguing way. The color palette, layout, and mix of images were designed to appeal to the whole target audience. Language on the cover also used texting slang popular with this age group.
Question 1- media evaluation
The student created a magazine that uses conventions from real music magazines to appear authentic. Specifically, the student used color symbolism on the cover from Justin Bieber's Rolling Stone magazine cover to suggest the model's blossoming career. Inside pages include hearts in the model's hair and her holding a guitar to imply her love for music and nature. The student also included an editor's signature on the contents page and used three main colors and fonts as is typical. However, the student had the model's eyes closed on photos rather than direct address, to portray her as free-spirited. Overall, the student aimed to challenge some conventions while developing others to suit their indie pop genre and target audience.
Images I Have Not Used
The document discusses several photos that were considered but ultimately not used in a magazine. Each photo is analyzed in 1-2 sentences. Common reasons for not using the photos included the subject looking away from the camera, lighting issues, not fitting with the intended magazine style or theme, or the subject not being the main story focus.
Question 5
The document discusses the design choices made for a hip hop magazine. It explains that informal language was used to appeal to the target audience of hip hop fans. An interview format was chosen for a double page spread to make it more interesting than a written article. A variety of fonts were selected that would appeal to fans of the genre. Contents included reviews, gig dates, and competitions to interact with readers. The model used was the same age as the target audience and depicted in casual hip hop style clothing without makeup to be authentic. A variety of camera shots and angles were used for photos but props were avoided.
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The document analyzes various design elements used in a magazine, including captions, mode of address, mise-en-scene, brand identity, and use of images. Captions are used to briefly describe clothing, models, and images. A third-person mode of address engages the audience within articles. Mise-en-scene, particularly costumes, helps connect cover lines to magazine content. Brand identity is conveyed through consistent use of colors. Frequent inclusion of the main cover image helps reference related articles and identifies fashionable figures in the music industry featured in the issue.
Evaluation question 2
1) The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience of 16-26 year olds for their magazine.
2) They used a bold, simple font in black and yellow or black and white to make the text stand out on shelves.
3) Throughout the magazine, they used a color scheme of white, black and yellow which would appeal to younger audiences and help the magazine stand out from others.
Magazine Image Ideas
The document discusses different types of photography shots that could be used in an indie music magazine, including mid shots, full length shots, close ups, and shots incorporating props. Mid shots are recommended as they allow the audience to focus on the model's face and upper body while still seeing some clothing details. Full length shots show the entire outfit and body language. Close ups are effective for double page spreads to introduce feature articles. Shots with props help differentiate photos while relating to the music theme.
Addressing attracting the audience
The document discusses methods for attracting audiences and readers to a music magazine. It describes using a direct gaze from subjects on the cover to draw in readers through eye contact. It also recommends using compelling pull quotes on the front cover to pique readers' interest in the story. The order of items is important as well, such as leading with a pull quote to attract readers. Using names of famous music stars in the genre but altering them slightly (like "Calvin Hairess" instead of "Calvin Harris") can draw recognition from readers. Maintaining a consistent dark color scheme with pops of light colors and effects creates a nightclub/festival feel relating to the music style and potentially attracting buyers.
Style sheet
Chloe Atkinson is creating a style sheet for her indie pop magazine. She will use images that inspire her and depict bands in the indie pop genre to attract readers. Specifically, she references album covers that are shot in unique ways that will intrigue readers. For fonts, she will use Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter icons to appeal to younger readers. She also selects the fonts "Break It" and "Crackin" because they fit the indie style and "DOTIMPACT" for its blurry, intriguing effect. For color schemes, she considers a simple blue-based one similar to music magazine NME and another pink-focused one more suited to her target female audience.
Task 10
One model will wear natural makeup to fit the indie music stereotype while another will wear red lipstick to portray status. Models will wear items like bomber jackets and Dr. Martens boots associated with the alternative genre. Props like instruments will be used minimally and not on the cover to depict the genre through the artists and locations instead of props, focusing on individuality and honesty.
Research on NME Music Magazines
Olivia Atkinson wants to research magazine covers, specifically NME magazines. She plans to look closely at cover designs and also visit shops to examine magazines firsthand. This will provide a broader range than online research alone. Olivia has also reviewed other students' blogs about magazine design for ideas. Her goal is to apply research, software skills, feedback and best efforts to create a high-quality magazine of her own.
Genre powerpoint
The document discusses researching the genre of indie magazines. It defines genre as a type of magazine with recognizable characteristic features. The key components of indie magazines identified are darker colors like red, white and black; simple, bold fonts; content about bands and music; and edgy clothing styles that fit the genre. Examples are provided of common colors, fonts, and costumes used in indie magazines to link to the indie music genre.
Photos i will use
The document discusses several photos that were considered for use in a magazine but ultimately not selected. For the first photo, direct eye contact and a medium close-up were cited as positives, but contrast and lighting needed editing. The second photo provided a clear medium close-up of the subject and well-lit facial features, though the left side was overexposed. The third long-shot photo was suitable for a double-page spread due to its wide view allowing the reader to follow a path to the subject. However, multiple photos were rejected for reasons such as lack of eye contact, too much surrounding space, unprofessional facial expressions, and poorly lit or composed shots.
How Did You Attract Your Audience
The document discusses various ways the author addressed and attracted their audience for a magazine spread on hip hop artist Jazz Ricketts. Some techniques included:
1) Using direct eye contact and dialogue in photos to create intimacy.
2) Including props like jewelry, headphones and microphones to establish the hip hop genre.
3) Using slang terms in articles that the target audience would understand and relate to.
4) Employing vibrant colors like green that would stand out and match the theme to grab attention.
Photoshoot 1
This document outlines plans for two photo shoots for a pop music magazine. The first shoot on November 1st will feature model Megan Wilding wearing fashionable clothing in front of a white backdrop. Natural makeup and a mid-shot will be used to portray confidence. Props like a piano or guitar will relate to music. The second shoot on October 31st will feature models Anna Johnson and Shaye Stacey in outfits expressing personality, again with natural makeup in front of a white backdrop. Flowers or a microphone will be used as props and a medium or long shot will fill the double page spread. Both shoots aim to inspire readers and showcase positive role models.
Evaluation q5
The document discusses how the author addressed their audience in a magazine they created. They used a model wearing fashionable clothes and makeup in colorful tones to appear up-to-date and relatable. Models looked directly at the camera to make pages eye-catching and involve the audience. The language used both standard English and colloquialisms to seem sophisticated while having a conversational tone. A limited color palette including red, black, orange, and blue was used to attract both males and females without appearing like a children's magazine.
Task 1 expermental photography
Ronny Engelmann is a 24-year-old German student and photo artist whose experimental photography work has gained recognition since 2012. He does not specialize in any specific genre and uses techniques like Photoshop compositing to create surreal black-and-white and sepia images.
Bela Borsodi is an Austrian-born still life photographer based in New York known for his mixed media works featuring household objects arranged to look like separate photos combined into one image. His surreal style reflects on fashion and has been featured in magazines and commercial campaigns.
John Stezaker is a British conceptual artist who pioneered a cut-and-paste technique in the 1970s, recombining existing images from
Evaluation: Question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups. It notes that the magazine represents its target audience through the clothes and images used, which are similar to what the target audience typically wears. However, the document acknowledges that this could be seen as stereotypical since people with different styles may also be interested in the music and bands. The photos in the magazine feature people dressed in a rock/punk style consistent with the genre. While this presents a stereotypical image, such images attract the target audience. Social groups related to the magazine's genre are often portrayed through stereotypes like emo, goth and scene, though not all who dress that way identify as such.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their audience for a magazine. They used a bright color scheme including a pale color and two bold colors to make the content stand out. On the cover, they featured a new artist to attract readers who may not recognize them. They also used a bold font and color for the masthead to draw attention. Additionally, they included some popular artists like Rihanna, Jessie J, and Coldplay to attract readers who are fans of those artists.
Task 10
One model will wear natural makeup to appeal to indie music fans who don't modify their look, while another will wear red lipstick, a stereotypical feature associated with the genre. Models will wear items like bomber jackets and Dr. Martens boots paired with jeans and tights to depict the alternative genre. Props like instruments will be used minimally and not on the cover, as individuality and artist style alone can successfully promote the genre with honesty.
Ideas for my future music magazine
Comparing three music magazine covers and concluding which I most prefer in order for my future music magazine path and which way to go.
FENNEMORE TMM PROPOSAL
The document provides details about a music magazine called TMM that the author is creating. Some key points:
- TMM stands for "The Music Magazine" and will have a format consisting of a Photoshop front cover and InDesign double page spread.
- The magazine will focus on hip hop/rap genre and compete with magazines like XXL and Vibe.
- Content will include photos, articles, album reviews, gig reports, and song lyrics as well as smaller, unsigned bands.
- The intended audience is 16-23 year old students, mostly male but with some female readers interested in music.
Q5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of females aged 16-24 in designing their magazine cover and contents. Key elements included using the color purple prominently in the masthead to attract female readers, featuring a model of similar age on the cover for readers to relate to, and editing photos to make each stand out. Lexis about music festivals, albums, and artists was used to clearly convey the magazine's focus. Cover lines promoted giveaways and artists appealing to the target demographic.
Audience profile
The target audience for hip-hop music is teenagers and young adults aged 13 to 25, with the majority being male (75%). While the audience could be of any ethnicity, African Americans and Caucasians each make up around half of hip-hop listeners. This genre particularly appeals to those from middle and lower social classes. The typical hip-hop listener would be a student who enjoys action/thriller films and shops at fashionable stores to emulate their music idols.
Flat plan
The basic layout of how the magazine I am designing for my AS Media Studies course is going to look like
Risk assessment
The document outlines some health and safety risks that need to be considered for a magazine photo shoot. Camera equipment needs to be securely mounted to tripods to prevent falling and hurting anyone. Electrical equipment also needs protection from rain to avoid damage or sparks that could harm people. Models should not have light sensitivities and must feel comfortable in the positions used to avoid risk of injury. Props like knives also require careful usage to maintain safety.
niMind map
This document outlines plans for a hip-hop magazine, including using a unique layout compared to other magazines in the genre, featuring a bold black masthead across the top of each page and focusing on modern popular hip-hop artists. The magazine would have 3 cover lines and an image on the front cover along with images and text on interior pages, aiming to stick to a black and green color scheme but remaining open to changes based on market research. Articles are planned to include interviews, news on upcoming releases, and previews of artists, songs, and albums.
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Magazine Image Ideas
The document discusses different types of photography shots that could be used in an indie music magazine, including mid shots, full length shots, close ups, and shots incorporating props. Mid shots are recommended as they allow the audience to focus on the model's face and upper body while still seeing some clothing details. Full length shots show the entire outfit and body language. Close ups are effective for double page spreads to introduce feature articles. Shots with props help differentiate photos while relating to the music theme.
Addressing attracting the audience
The document discusses methods for attracting audiences and readers to a music magazine. It describes using a direct gaze from subjects on the cover to draw in readers through eye contact. It also recommends using compelling pull quotes on the front cover to pique readers' interest in the story. The order of items is important as well, such as leading with a pull quote to attract readers. Using names of famous music stars in the genre but altering them slightly (like "Calvin Hairess" instead of "Calvin Harris") can draw recognition from readers. Maintaining a consistent dark color scheme with pops of light colors and effects creates a nightclub/festival feel relating to the music style and potentially attracting buyers.
Style sheet
Chloe Atkinson is creating a style sheet for her indie pop magazine. She will use images that inspire her and depict bands in the indie pop genre to attract readers. Specifically, she references album covers that are shot in unique ways that will intrigue readers. For fonts, she will use Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter icons to appeal to younger readers. She also selects the fonts "Break It" and "Crackin" because they fit the indie style and "DOTIMPACT" for its blurry, intriguing effect. For color schemes, she considers a simple blue-based one similar to music magazine NME and another pink-focused one more suited to her target female audience.
Task 10
One model will wear natural makeup to fit the indie music stereotype while another will wear red lipstick to portray status. Models will wear items like bomber jackets and Dr. Martens boots associated with the alternative genre. Props like instruments will be used minimally and not on the cover to depict the genre through the artists and locations instead of props, focusing on individuality and honesty.
Research on NME Music Magazines
Olivia Atkinson wants to research magazine covers, specifically NME magazines. She plans to look closely at cover designs and also visit shops to examine magazines firsthand. This will provide a broader range than online research alone. Olivia has also reviewed other students' blogs about magazine design for ideas. Her goal is to apply research, software skills, feedback and best efforts to create a high-quality magazine of her own.
Genre powerpoint
The document discusses researching the genre of indie magazines. It defines genre as a type of magazine with recognizable characteristic features. The key components of indie magazines identified are darker colors like red, white and black; simple, bold fonts; content about bands and music; and edgy clothing styles that fit the genre. Examples are provided of common colors, fonts, and costumes used in indie magazines to link to the indie music genre.
Photos i will use
The document discusses several photos that were considered for use in a magazine but ultimately not selected. For the first photo, direct eye contact and a medium close-up were cited as positives, but contrast and lighting needed editing. The second photo provided a clear medium close-up of the subject and well-lit facial features, though the left side was overexposed. The third long-shot photo was suitable for a double-page spread due to its wide view allowing the reader to follow a path to the subject. However, multiple photos were rejected for reasons such as lack of eye contact, too much surrounding space, unprofessional facial expressions, and poorly lit or composed shots.
How Did You Attract Your Audience
The document discusses various ways the author addressed and attracted their audience for a magazine spread on hip hop artist Jazz Ricketts. Some techniques included:
1) Using direct eye contact and dialogue in photos to create intimacy.
2) Including props like jewelry, headphones and microphones to establish the hip hop genre.
3) Using slang terms in articles that the target audience would understand and relate to.
4) Employing vibrant colors like green that would stand out and match the theme to grab attention.
Photoshoot 1
This document outlines plans for two photo shoots for a pop music magazine. The first shoot on November 1st will feature model Megan Wilding wearing fashionable clothing in front of a white backdrop. Natural makeup and a mid-shot will be used to portray confidence. Props like a piano or guitar will relate to music. The second shoot on October 31st will feature models Anna Johnson and Shaye Stacey in outfits expressing personality, again with natural makeup in front of a white backdrop. Flowers or a microphone will be used as props and a medium or long shot will fill the double page spread. Both shoots aim to inspire readers and showcase positive role models.
Evaluation q5
The document discusses how the author addressed their audience in a magazine they created. They used a model wearing fashionable clothes and makeup in colorful tones to appear up-to-date and relatable. Models looked directly at the camera to make pages eye-catching and involve the audience. The language used both standard English and colloquialisms to seem sophisticated while having a conversational tone. A limited color palette including red, black, orange, and blue was used to attract both males and females without appearing like a children's magazine.
Task 1 expermental photography
Ronny Engelmann is a 24-year-old German student and photo artist whose experimental photography work has gained recognition since 2012. He does not specialize in any specific genre and uses techniques like Photoshop compositing to create surreal black-and-white and sepia images.
Bela Borsodi is an Austrian-born still life photographer based in New York known for his mixed media works featuring household objects arranged to look like separate photos combined into one image. His surreal style reflects on fashion and has been featured in magazines and commercial campaigns.
John Stezaker is a British conceptual artist who pioneered a cut-and-paste technique in the 1970s, recombining existing images from
Evaluation: Question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups. It notes that the magazine represents its target audience through the clothes and images used, which are similar to what the target audience typically wears. However, the document acknowledges that this could be seen as stereotypical since people with different styles may also be interested in the music and bands. The photos in the magazine feature people dressed in a rock/punk style consistent with the genre. While this presents a stereotypical image, such images attract the target audience. Social groups related to the magazine's genre are often portrayed through stereotypes like emo, goth and scene, though not all who dress that way identify as such.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their audience for a magazine. They used a bright color scheme including a pale color and two bold colors to make the content stand out. On the cover, they featured a new artist to attract readers who may not recognize them. They also used a bold font and color for the masthead to draw attention. Additionally, they included some popular artists like Rihanna, Jessie J, and Coldplay to attract readers who are fans of those artists.
Task 10
One model will wear natural makeup to appeal to indie music fans who don't modify their look, while another will wear red lipstick, a stereotypical feature associated with the genre. Models will wear items like bomber jackets and Dr. Martens boots paired with jeans and tights to depict the alternative genre. Props like instruments will be used minimally and not on the cover, as individuality and artist style alone can successfully promote the genre with honesty.
Ideas for my future music magazine
Comparing three music magazine covers and concluding which I most prefer in order for my future music magazine path and which way to go.
FENNEMORE TMM PROPOSAL
The document provides details about a music magazine called TMM that the author is creating. Some key points:
- TMM stands for "The Music Magazine" and will have a format consisting of a Photoshop front cover and InDesign double page spread.
- The magazine will focus on hip hop/rap genre and compete with magazines like XXL and Vibe.
- Content will include photos, articles, album reviews, gig reports, and song lyrics as well as smaller, unsigned bands.
- The intended audience is 16-23 year old students, mostly male but with some female readers interested in music.
Q5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of females aged 16-24 in designing their magazine cover and contents. Key elements included using the color purple prominently in the masthead to attract female readers, featuring a model of similar age on the cover for readers to relate to, and editing photos to make each stand out. Lexis about music festivals, albums, and artists was used to clearly convey the magazine's focus. Cover lines promoted giveaways and artists appealing to the target demographic.
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Audience profile
The target audience for hip-hop music is teenagers and young adults aged 13 to 25, with the majority being male (75%). While the audience could be of any ethnicity, African Americans and Caucasians each make up around half of hip-hop listeners. This genre particularly appeals to those from middle and lower social classes. The typical hip-hop listener would be a student who enjoys action/thriller films and shops at fashionable stores to emulate their music idols.
Flat plan
The basic layout of how the magazine I am designing for my AS Media Studies course is going to look like
Risk assessment
The document outlines some health and safety risks that need to be considered for a magazine photo shoot. Camera equipment needs to be securely mounted to tripods to prevent falling and hurting anyone. Electrical equipment also needs protection from rain to avoid damage or sparks that could harm people. Models should not have light sensitivities and must feel comfortable in the positions used to avoid risk of injury. Props like knives also require careful usage to maintain safety.
niMind map
This document outlines plans for a hip-hop magazine, including using a unique layout compared to other magazines in the genre, featuring a bold black masthead across the top of each page and focusing on modern popular hip-hop artists. The magazine would have 3 cover lines and an image on the front cover along with images and text on interior pages, aiming to stick to a black and green color scheme but remaining open to changes based on market research. Articles are planned to include interviews, news on upcoming releases, and previews of artists, songs, and albums.
Image and photography
Here you can see the photo shoot for my AS Media Studies and also reasoning behind the props and costume
Masthead designs
The document discusses different masthead designs for a hip-hop magazine. The first design says "U.T.I." in an urban style to represent the genre, and is simple yet stands out. The second uses a distorted font that could seem unprofessional or immature. The third resembles many popular hip-hop mastheads in being simple and bold. The author decides on the first design as it is distinct yet maintains an urban look important for a hip-hop magazine, finding the second too boring and the third possibly unprofessional.
Mood board
A few pictures that reflect the genre of my magazine I'm designing for Media AS level - hip-hop
Production schedule
The 7-day production schedule includes: planning and time management on day 1; photo shoots on day 2; photo editing on day 3; designing the front cover using photos on day 4; designing the contents page on day 5; designing the double page article spread on day 6; and final adjustments and refining on day 7.
Ideology essay
What messages and values are being communicated through the given article and how does it correspond with the magazine's ideology
Conventions of my magazine
Here I'm looking at how my magazine uses, follows and challenges conventions of real media products for my AS Media Studies coursework.
Audience profile
The target audience for the hip hop magazine would be males ages 13-25, primarily African American males, from lower to middle socioeconomic classes. Specifically, the audience would be 65% male, 35% female, with 50% between ages 13-18, 20% ages 19-24, and the median age being 20. 73% would be Black/African American, 17% White, and smaller percentages of other races. Most would be currently in college or employed. They would be interested in hip hop music and culture and able to understand the lyrics.
Main image and representation analysis
This is a detailed analysis on the main image and representation on the front cover and double page spread of a magazine
Shot lists
This document provides production notes for a 17 shot film scene, including descriptions of each shot type, camera movements, lighting requirements, and props needed. Shot 1 requires a car for a track shot, Shot 2 a dimly lit interior car scene, Shot 3 requires an actor's wristwatch, Shot 6 dim lighting and prop umbrellas, Shot 7 requires gun props and a steady camera, Shot 9 a dolly track, Shot 10 fake blood, Shot 12 a mobile phone ringtone, Shot 13 a mobile phone and fake blood, and Shot 16 specifies a flip-up mobile phone. Various lighting equipment and name signage are also listed as production requirements.
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1) Salvatore is in debt to the Fibonacci crime brothers Antonio and Carlo. They force him to carry out a hit but he refuses.
2) Salvatore turns to Detective Dwayne for help escaping Antonio and Carlo. Dwayne agrees to help set a trap for them in New York.
3) Antonio and Carlo step up their efforts to find and kill Salvatore. They plant a bomb that destroys his house. Dwayne is also shot and injured while trying to protect Salvatore.
4) In the climax, Antonio and Carlo have a final confrontation with Salvatore and Dwayne. Antonio shoots his gun in the alleyway, signaling the end of
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Salvatore owes the mob twins Antonio and Carlo a favor after they have helped him in the past. They demand he carry out a hit, but Salvatore refuses. Enraged, the twins kill Salvatore's girlfriend Hazel. Salvatore turns to Detective Dwayne for help taking down the twins. Dwayne agrees to help Salvatore build a case against the twins. They work together to gather evidence and lure the twins into a trap to arrest them for their crimes.
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Question 1
The document discusses how the magazine cover and contents page were designed to follow conventions from real music magazines like NME and Clash, while also attempting to challenge some conventions. Key points include using a model giving a rude gesture on the cover to portray rebellion as seen in NME covers, using a three-color scheme for continuity, and placing the masthead and cover lines over the model in standard locations but trying different masthead arrangements. Images and quotes from featured artists are used on the contents page along with a mix of shots following magazine conventions.
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Evaluation question 4
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their intended audience for a magazine they created. To attract the audience, the author used colorful mastheads with warped text, photos darkened to look professional, and mentioned popular bands and genres of music. They addressed the audience by using slang related to the music genre that only fans would understand. Maintaining consistent colors, fonts, and styles throughout the magazine also helped attract and keep the audience engaged.
Leigh-Annes Media Evaluation
This document discusses the conventions used in magazine design and evaluates how the author applied conventions in their own magazine design project. Key points include:
- Popular magazines follow certain conventions like the Gutenberg diagram and masthead placement that increase sales and professional appearance.
- The author's magazine cover and layout mimics conventions from Rolling Stone magazine to appear more professional, including placement of cover lines and masthead.
- Interior pages also apply conventions like use of images, pull quotes, consistent branding, and layout structures to engage readers and maintain cohesion.
- The author analyzes whether their magazine cover may attract the intended audience and discusses potential institutional partners to help promote the magazine.
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This document discusses the conventions used in magazine design and evaluates how the author applied conventions in their own magazine design project. Key points include:
- Popular magazines follow certain conventions like the Gutenberg diagram and masthead placement that increase sales and professional appearance.
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- Interior pages also apply conventions like use of images, pull quotes, consistent branding, and layout structures to engage readers and maintain cohesion.
- The author evaluates how their cover image challenges stereotypes while still applying a neutral color scheme to appeal broadly. They also consider the target readership and how the cover
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The document describes a student's magazine project covering R&B music. It includes details on the design elements used like the red and black color scheme, large images and fonts to draw attention. Feedback was collected through a questionnaire that showed most respondents would buy the magazine if it cost £2-3 and focused on R&B music. The student aimed to make the magazine appealing to their target audience through familiar music content and conventions similar to popular music magazines.
Q1
The document discusses conventions used in hip-hop magazine design and how the author incorporated and challenged some of these conventions in their own hip-hop magazine project. Some conventions that were used include a colorful masthead, cover image showing the artist, and incorporating the colors red, black, and yellow. Some conventions that were challenged include using white as a background color and expanding the use of yellow bordering for text. The goal was to create a magazine that would be recognizable as hip-hop while also making it stand out from others.
Evaluation AS Coursework
The document is a print coursework evaluation for a media studies assignment on designing a music magazine called "FANATIC".
The evaluation summarizes how the magazine challenges conventions through its design, which draws from real magazines like Esquire and Billboard. It represents the target audience of female students aged 16-18 through the choice of artists and models. Potential distributors for the magazine include IPC Media or Bauer due to their experience in the music media industry.
The student learned new photography and image editing skills using Photoshop while creating the magazine, and improved at using consistent formatting, layout, and design elements from the preliminary to final project.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the magazine addressed its audience across various design elements:
1) The large, bold masthead directly addresses readers and stands out against the black and white cover.
2) Content sections are split and emphasized with color to draw readers to key areas like news and features.
3) Artist names and page numbers by images allow readers to easily find featured articles.
4) Consistent black and white imagery and a note from the editor make the magazine seem more personal for readers.
Media Evaluation
The document provides details about the conventions used in the magazine cover, contents page, double page article spread, and how the magazine represents social groups.
For the cover, conventions like the main image featuring the artist, bold masthead, headline naming the artist, and mysterious subheading are followed. The contents page includes the title in the largest font, page numbers in a different color, featured articles, and columns.
The double page article uses a large drop cap letter, graphics like dollar signs, headlines naming the artist, and pull quotes. Images, clothing, language, and poses are used to represent young gangsters and thugs. Dark colors, camera angles without eye contact, and clothing like hoodies aim to
New media evaluation
The document summarizes how the media product, a magazine, represents and targets particular social groups through its design and content choices. Specifically, it discusses how the cover, contents page, and double-page spread use images, fonts, colors, and conventions found in real hip-hop magazines to represent and appeal to its target audience of 16-24 year old hip-hop fans. The magazine aims to portray the stereotypes associated with hip-hop artists and fans, such as being rebellious, moody, and wearing "bling," to connect with its target readership. Across the different elements, consistency is maintained through repeated use of the magazine title, color scheme, and fonts.
New media evaluation
The document provides details about the design and content of a hip-hop magazine called "BEAT" created by the author for a media evaluation assignment. It summarizes the ways in which the magazine's design and conventions follow or challenge those of real hip-hop magazines. Key aspects discussed include the magazine cover, contents page, double-page spread layout and the representation of the target hip-hop audience aged 16-19. Distribution and potential publisher Bauer Media are also discussed.
New media evaluation
The document provides details about the design and content of a hip-hop magazine called "BEAT" created by the author for a media evaluation assignment. It summarizes the ways in which the magazine's design and conventions follow or challenge those of real hip-hop magazines. Key aspects discussed include the magazine cover, contents page, double-page spread layout and representation of the target hip-hop audience aged 16-19. The author aims to attract this audience through the use of appropriate models, themes, language and pricing.
New media evaluation
The document provides details about the design and content of a media product - a hip hop music magazine called "BEAT". It summarizes the ways in which the magazine's design and conventions follow or challenge those of real music magazines. Key points include using a title design similar to other hip hop magazines, including interviews and reviews that readers indicated they prefer, and featuring artists and models representing the target 16-19 year old audience through style of dress, poses, and imagery. The target audience and distribution methods are also discussed.
New media evaluation
The document summarizes how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media products. It discusses design elements like the masthead, layout, images, and content included. Specific conventions that were followed include placing the artist as the main focus, using floating quotes in interviews, and including advertisements. Conventions that were challenged include the placement of the masthead and not writing the magazine name on the contents page. Consistency in branding was maintained across the cover, contents, and double page spread.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real rock/alternative magazines. It summarizes the key design elements used on the double page spread, contents page, and front cover that are similar to or different from magazines researched like Kerrang. Elements like font, layout, images, and promotional features are discussed. The goal was to follow conventions to engage readers but also introduce some contrasts through images and additional columns on pages.
Evaluation of music magazine
This document summarizes a student's evaluation of their music magazine project. The student discusses how their magazine uses conventions from real music magazines in its style, layout, and content. They analyze the front cover, contents page, and a double-page spread interview feature based on conventions from magazines like NME. The student also considers their target audience of 16-24 year olds interested in indie music, and how they addressed this audience through visuals, language, and topics. Finally, the student reflects on the technologies and skills learned through creating the magazine project, such as photo editing and working with layers in Adobe Photoshop.
Ramarna's Evaluation
The document is a reflection on how the student's magazine cover adheres to and challenges conventions of real music magazines like NME. The student followed conventions like placement of titles, quotes, and band listings. However, they broke some conventions like not including the magazine name on the contents page or a band index. The student learned photography and editing skills using Photoshop to enhance their magazine's professional look.
Evaluation q1
The document describes how the media product, a magazine called "MIXER", uses conventions of real magazines. Some conventions included are:
1) Including a masthead, barcode, price, date, and footer to identify the magazine and allow it to be published.
2) Using images, pull quotes, and cover lines to attract readers and promote stories and artists.
3) Organizing content using techniques like the rule of thirds to keep the layout neat and easy to read.
4) Including features like contents pages, interviews, and lists of popular artists that are common in music magazines.
As media evaluation 2
The document describes the design choices made for a magazine cover and contents page. Red and black were used as the main colors to make the magazine stand out. Larger text was used for the artist's name and a quote was included to encourage readers. Images were featured prominently including a large one on the contents page about the main story. The double page spread used two columns and photos to feature an interview. Photography and editing skills were applied such as using a white background and medium shots.
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