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The document discusses the initial ideas and progress made on designing a magazine advertisement. It began with using the same typography as the album cover to identify the new artist and album. Various images and text placements were tested. Techniques like blurring the background and adding glow/shadow were used to draw attention to key words. Feedback was incorporated like adding star ratings and reviews. The final design kept consistency elements while emphasizing "hit" and drawing attention to the album cover image.
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Evaluation
Through constructing a music magazine, I have learned about layout and design conventions of real magazines. While my magazine follows many conventions like a front cover, single page articles, and double page spreads, it challenges conventions by having a banner across the top of the front cover. The target audience is predominantly male music fans aged 17-30 who are interested in indie music. The magazine would be distributed by IPC Media, a UK publisher of magazines like NME, to initially target the UK indie music market.
Draft evaluation question 5
The author attempted to attract their target audience, music fans, through the design of the magazine cover using indie colors and unisex designs to appeal to a wide demographic. Inside, concert photos and QR codes linking to social media sites were used to engage audiences interested in music performances and technology. Words like "exclusive" and a 5-star rating on the cover aimed to make readers feel they were gaining special insider knowledge and a high-quality publication.
Draft Evaluation Question 1
The document provides an overview and analysis of the design choices made in creating an alternative music magazine called "Flipside". The creator aimed to challenge stereotypes of the genre while still adhering to some conventions. Key design elements discussed include using dark burgundy and black colors that appeal psychologically and fit with indie aesthetics. Article layouts vary text to picture ratios and challenge gender norms in photos. The front cover features a close-up artist shot and reinforces the magazine's genre. Overall the document analyzes how the magazine both challenges and confirms expectations of the alternative music magazine format.
Draft evaluation question 4
The target audience for the Flipside magazine is 15-21 year olds from socioeconomic class ABC1 who have disposable income from part-time jobs or allowance. They are likely interested in attending music festivals and gigs, so advertising events in the magazine will attract them. The magazine aims to appeal to both males and females interested in indie and alternative music through its featured artists and content. It also caters to the audience's interest in social media by including links to accounts and QR codes for exclusive content.
Air - treatment sheet
This document provides details on the proposed design, style, target audience, pricing, and publishing of a new magazine called "Air" focused on house and techno music genres. The magazine will have a simple, clean design with emphasis on the featured artist. It will use blue and white colors to create a flowing house theme. The target audience is teenagers aged 15-18 interested in techno and house music. The magazine will cost £3.50 and include giveaways like albums to incentivize purchases. It will be published biweekly by Time Inc. (UK) to leverage their experience and success in magazine publishing.
Magazine evaluation
This music magazine uses conventions of real music magazines in its form and design. It includes a masthead and main image on the cover, like real magazines. However, the main image was originally covering the masthead, so it was moved down to clearly show the masthead, as this is the first issue. There is also a main cover line explaining the main image and cover story. As with real magazines, it includes a barcode on the front cover and displays the price under the barcode.
Evaluation of magazine real
The magazine cover uses a clear color scheme of red, black, and white to appear neat. It features a bold white title at the top to identify the magazine. The main image is an iconic frame from the film trailer and poster to immediately draw recognition from audiences. Additional smaller images and text about other articles aim to further attract and inform readers that there is more in the magazine than just the featured story.
Pitch
This pitch proposes a new magazine that will be revolutionary and bring new ideas to publishing. The magazine will have an informal tone to relate to its target audience. It will have a consistent house style with certain repeated colors throughout that signify the genre of rock music, allowing people to identify the genre at a glance.
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Evaluation
Through constructing a music magazine, I have learned about layout and design conventions of real magazines. While my magazine follows many conventions like a front cover, single page articles, and double page spreads, it challenges conventions by having a banner across the top of the front cover. The target audience is predominantly male music fans aged 17-30 who are interested in indie music. The magazine would be distributed by IPC Media, a UK publisher of magazines like NME, to initially target the UK indie music market.
Draft evaluation question 5
The author attempted to attract their target audience, music fans, through the design of the magazine cover using indie colors and unisex designs to appeal to a wide demographic. Inside, concert photos and QR codes linking to social media sites were used to engage audiences interested in music performances and technology. Words like "exclusive" and a 5-star rating on the cover aimed to make readers feel they were gaining special insider knowledge and a high-quality publication.
Draft Evaluation Question 1
The document provides an overview and analysis of the design choices made in creating an alternative music magazine called "Flipside". The creator aimed to challenge stereotypes of the genre while still adhering to some conventions. Key design elements discussed include using dark burgundy and black colors that appeal psychologically and fit with indie aesthetics. Article layouts vary text to picture ratios and challenge gender norms in photos. The front cover features a close-up artist shot and reinforces the magazine's genre. Overall the document analyzes how the magazine both challenges and confirms expectations of the alternative music magazine format.
Draft evaluation question 4
The target audience for the Flipside magazine is 15-21 year olds from socioeconomic class ABC1 who have disposable income from part-time jobs or allowance. They are likely interested in attending music festivals and gigs, so advertising events in the magazine will attract them. The magazine aims to appeal to both males and females interested in indie and alternative music through its featured artists and content. It also caters to the audience's interest in social media by including links to accounts and QR codes for exclusive content.
Air - treatment sheet
This document provides details on the proposed design, style, target audience, pricing, and publishing of a new magazine called "Air" focused on house and techno music genres. The magazine will have a simple, clean design with emphasis on the featured artist. It will use blue and white colors to create a flowing house theme. The target audience is teenagers aged 15-18 interested in techno and house music. The magazine will cost £3.50 and include giveaways like albums to incentivize purchases. It will be published biweekly by Time Inc. (UK) to leverage their experience and success in magazine publishing.
Magazine evaluation
This music magazine uses conventions of real music magazines in its form and design. It includes a masthead and main image on the cover, like real magazines. However, the main image was originally covering the masthead, so it was moved down to clearly show the masthead, as this is the first issue. There is also a main cover line explaining the main image and cover story. As with real magazines, it includes a barcode on the front cover and displays the price under the barcode.
Evaluation of magazine real
The magazine cover uses a clear color scheme of red, black, and white to appear neat. It features a bold white title at the top to identify the magazine. The main image is an iconic frame from the film trailer and poster to immediately draw recognition from audiences. Additional smaller images and text about other articles aim to further attract and inform readers that there is more in the magazine than just the featured story.
Pitch
This pitch proposes a new magazine that will be revolutionary and bring new ideas to publishing. The magazine will have an informal tone to relate to its target audience. It will have a consistent house style with certain repeated colors throughout that signify the genre of rock music, allowing people to identify the genre at a glance.
Album advertisement analysis
This document summarizes a poster advertising Kasabian's 2006 album "Empire". The poster was published in NME Magazine and features the album cover art, which depicts a medieval playing card image with the band's logo. It also includes positive reviews from other music magazines to promote the album to a similar target audience. The full-page size of the poster in the magazine demonstrates how well the album was promoted to maximize coverage for this popular band.
Unit 13 2nd Proposal
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine called "Shoot Music Magazine". It will have 30 pages including front and back covers. It will be published weekly and cost £2.10 per issue. The target audience is people aged 17-30 of all genders and ethnicities. The magazine will take inspiration from style and formatting of other magazines like Clash and NME but will focus on popular music genres and feature big music stars to attract fans and boost sales. The main colors will be pink and white and Adobe Photoshop will be used to design the covers and spreads.
Unit 13 2nd Proposal
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine called "Shoot Music Magazine". It will have 30 pages including front and back covers. It will be published weekly and cost £2.10 per issue. The target audience is ages 17-30 of both genders from socioeconomic classes C2 and D. The magazine will take inspiration from style and formatting of other magazines like Clash and NME but focus on more popular music genres like Eminem. The goal is to bring enjoyment back to music magazines.
2nd proposal
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine called "Shoot Music Magazine". It will have 30 pages including front and back covers, be printed in A4 size, and be published weekly at a cost of £2.10. The magazine will target 17-30 year olds of both genders from socioeconomic classes C2 and D. It will take inspiration from magazines like Clash and Smash Hits in its style, colors, and content focusing on popular music. The main software used will be Adobe Photoshop to design the covers and spreads.
Powerpoint
This document summarizes how a music magazine follows conventions of real music magazines in its form and design. It includes a front cover with the magazine name and issue details, a contents page with the cover image and editorial, and double page spreads with main images and column-based text. Props featured portray stereotypical hip-hop styles. Freebies are also included to attract audiences, following industry conventions.
Evaluation
The document summarizes the process of designing a mock music magazine called "Smash" to demonstrate understanding of conventions in music magazines. Key points:
- The design draws from conventions of existing rock magazines like Kerrang! through features like logo style, color scheme, and types of images used.
- The target audience is teenagers and people in their twenties, shown through stereotypical representations of rock fans in images and a low price point.
- Creating the magazine involved using software like Photoshop and online platforms to showcase the design process and final product. This helped improve technical skills.
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Newspapers have a massive audience reach of 40 million people in the UK alone who purchase 12 million papers daily, making newspapers a valuable platform for advertisements. Different newspapers appeal to specific demographics - The Independent attracts intellectual readers over 30 while The Sun targets younger tabloid readers. Clever advertisements that play on reader expectations can be highly effective at grabbing attention, such as a PS4 ad that replaced The Sun's page 3 girl or a Game of Thrones ad incorporating iconic imagery from the show. Understanding the diverse forms and conventions of newspaper advertising is essential to creating impactful ads.
Question 1 final
The magazine follows several conventions of existing music magazines. It has a large masthead spanning the front cover, uses an informal writing style influenced by Kerrang magazine, and has a short, sound-related title like many music magazines. The color scheme of red, black and white is commonly used in rock magazines. The layout adheres to the Gutenberg design principle typical of magazines. Coverlines frame the front cover image as the main focus, mirroring conventions used in Kerrang.
Unit 1- LO1
Bauer Media Group is a large European media company founded in 1875 in Hamburg, Germany. They manage over 600 magazines, 400 digital products, and 50 radio and TV stations worldwide. Q magazine is one of Bauer's music magazines, launched in 1986 in the UK. It covers various music genres and has a large online presence including social media. The production process for Q magazine involves setting a publication date, managing the schedule, sourcing content, editing, design/layout, proofreading, printing, and distribution.
Unit1- LO1
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Music Magazine- Research
This document discusses elements of music magazine design and format. It analyzes covers of magazines like NME and Kerrang, noting features like mastheads, cover lines, images that attract target audiences. It provides details on NME, including its publisher, circulation figures over time, and target demographics of mostly young men. Comparing Kerrang and NME covers, it observes how their styles reflect different music genres. The document concludes by emphasizing the need to adapt a magazine's design to its audience and genre.
Newspaper adverts
Newspapers are an effective platform for advertising, reaching over 40 million people daily in the UK. Different newspapers attract specific audiences - The Independent appeals to intellectual readers over 30, while The Sun attracts younger females. Clever ads play on audience expectations, like an ad for the movie "Shame" that used suggestive images like ads in The Sun personal columns, or a PS4 ad that replaced The Sun's page 3 girl. Different ad styles and placements are needed to attract different audiences to different newspapers.
Unit 1- LO1
This document provides information about Q magazine, a popular music magazine published in the UK. It was founded in 1986 and is currently owned by Bauer Media Group. The document discusses Q magazine's publisher, ownership structure, operating model, market position, competitors, brand ideology, genres covered, technological convergence, form and style, typical content, associated products, and analyses of the front cover, content page, and double page spread of an issue. It also summarizes Q magazine's website and social media presence. The document is an analysis of Q magazine as a media product and the audience it targets.
Film magazines
- The key image on film magazine covers is usually a close-up of the main character from the featured film.
- The main cover line describing the feature is emboldened below the image to attract attention.
- Magazines aim to match their color scheme to the genre and style of the featured film.
- Film magazines may be declining as audiences can access reviews and information online for free rather than purchasing physical copies. Other forms of film marketing also compete for audiences' attention.
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The document analyzes Lady Gaga's music video for "Telephone" and identifies several ways in which it exhibits postmodern elements. It notes that the video's typography pays homage to a 1990s crime film. Several scenes are described as surreal or juxtaposing different visual styles. Lady Gaga's dancing and appearance are said to imitate icons like Michael Jackson and pop art. The video also uses intertextual references and pastiche elements borrowed from other films like Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill. Product placement and homages to vintage cultural artifacts are also discussed as postmodern techniques in the video.
Lady gaga telephone postmodernisim
The document analyzes Lady Gaga's music video for "Telephone" and identifies several ways in which it exhibits postmodern elements. It notes that the video's typography pays homage to a 1990s crime film. Several scenes are described as surreal or juxtaposing different visual styles. Lady Gaga's dancing and appearance are said to imitate icons like Michael Jackson and pop art. The video also uses intertextual references and pastiche elements borrowed from other films like Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill. Product placement and homages to vintage cultural artifacts are also discussed as postmodern techniques in the video.
Back cover progress
1) The back cover summary consisted of inserting the main image of the artist off-center to the left to allow more space for text on the right. Production information and song titles were added using different fonts and styles. Editing techniques like color exposure and burning were used to enhance features of the image.
2) In the second progress, the positioning of production information was changed to avoid overlapping text. The font of song titles was changed for consistency. Blurring was used on the background to prevent textures from impacting the text. Imperfections on the artist's image were removed.
3) In the final progress, the logo text color was changed to white for visibility. Song titles were changed to
Magazine progress screen shots
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- The initial design used the same typography as the album cover to emphasize the new artist and album.
- Multiple edits were made to refine the design including changing colors, adding blur effects, repositioning text and images, and incorporating common magazine ad features like reviews.
- The final design maintains consistency with the album cover typography and colors while emphasizing important words through effects and sizing to attract audiences and promote album sales.
Magazine progress screen shots
The document discusses the initial ideas and progress made on designing a magazine advertisement. It began with using the same typography as the album cover to identify the new artist and album. Various images and text placements were tested. Techniques like blurring the background and adding glow/shadow were used to draw attention to key words. Feedback was incorporated like adding star ratings and reviews. The final design kept consistency elements while emphasizing "hit" and drawing attention to the album cover image.
Front cover progress
1) The front cover document describes the progress made on designing the front cover of a magazine. Photoshop techniques like resizing, enhancing colors, and adding effects were used to integrate the main image with the masthead text.
2) Further color and lighting adjustments were made to leaves in the background using tools like color balance, photo filters, and grayscale to add visual interest.
3) The masthead text size was reduced to avoid bleeding off the edge of the image. Additional image sections were blended in naturally using blur and smudge tools.
Ghost lit kingdom typography research
The document discusses different typography options for an album by Ghost Lit Kingdom. It analyzes whether each option is appropriate for the indie genre and whether it resembles typography used by existing indie artists. Options that are too stylistically different from the indie genre or do not resemble other artists are said to be less effective and could cause loss of audience and revenue. Options that blend elements of popular indie artists' typography styles, like Birdy and Lana Del Rey, are said to better help the artist gain recognition and popularity and increase revenue.
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Unit 13 2nd Proposal
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine called "Shoot Music Magazine". It will have 30 pages including front and back covers. It will be published weekly and cost £2.10 per issue. The target audience is people aged 17-30 of all genders and ethnicities. The magazine will take inspiration from style and formatting of other magazines like Clash and NME but will focus on popular music genres and feature big music stars to attract fans and boost sales. The main colors will be pink and white and Adobe Photoshop will be used to design the covers and spreads.
Unit 13 2nd Proposal
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine called "Shoot Music Magazine". It will have 30 pages including front and back covers. It will be published weekly and cost £2.10 per issue. The target audience is ages 17-30 of both genders from socioeconomic classes C2 and D. The magazine will take inspiration from style and formatting of other magazines like Clash and NME but focus on more popular music genres like Eminem. The goal is to bring enjoyment back to music magazines.
2nd proposal
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine called "Shoot Music Magazine". It will have 30 pages including front and back covers, be printed in A4 size, and be published weekly at a cost of £2.10. The magazine will target 17-30 year olds of both genders from socioeconomic classes C2 and D. It will take inspiration from magazines like Clash and Smash Hits in its style, colors, and content focusing on popular music. The main software used will be Adobe Photoshop to design the covers and spreads.
Powerpoint
This document summarizes how a music magazine follows conventions of real music magazines in its form and design. It includes a front cover with the magazine name and issue details, a contents page with the cover image and editorial, and double page spreads with main images and column-based text. Props featured portray stereotypical hip-hop styles. Freebies are also included to attract audiences, following industry conventions.
Evaluation
The document summarizes the process of designing a mock music magazine called "Smash" to demonstrate understanding of conventions in music magazines. Key points:
- The design draws from conventions of existing rock magazines like Kerrang! through features like logo style, color scheme, and types of images used.
- The target audience is teenagers and people in their twenties, shown through stereotypical representations of rock fans in images and a low price point.
- Creating the magazine involved using software like Photoshop and online platforms to showcase the design process and final product. This helped improve technical skills.
Newspaper adverts
Newspapers have a massive audience reach of 40 million people in the UK alone who purchase 12 million papers daily, making newspapers a valuable platform for advertisements. Different newspapers appeal to specific demographics - The Independent attracts intellectual readers over 30 while The Sun targets younger tabloid readers. Clever advertisements that play on reader expectations can be highly effective at grabbing attention, such as a PS4 ad that replaced The Sun's page 3 girl or a Game of Thrones ad incorporating iconic imagery from the show. Understanding the diverse forms and conventions of newspaper advertising is essential to creating impactful ads.
Question 1 final
The magazine follows several conventions of existing music magazines. It has a large masthead spanning the front cover, uses an informal writing style influenced by Kerrang magazine, and has a short, sound-related title like many music magazines. The color scheme of red, black and white is commonly used in rock magazines. The layout adheres to the Gutenberg design principle typical of magazines. Coverlines frame the front cover image as the main focus, mirroring conventions used in Kerrang.
Unit 1- LO1
Bauer Media Group is a large European media company founded in 1875 in Hamburg, Germany. They manage over 600 magazines, 400 digital products, and 50 radio and TV stations worldwide. Q magazine is one of Bauer's music magazines, launched in 1986 in the UK. It covers various music genres and has a large online presence including social media. The production process for Q magazine involves setting a publication date, managing the schedule, sourcing content, editing, design/layout, proofreading, printing, and distribution.
Unit1- LO1
Bauer Media Group is a European media company founded in 1875 that manages over 600 magazines, 400 digital products, and 50 radio and TV stations worldwide. Q magazine is one of Bauer's publications - a popular UK music magazine founded in 1986 that covers a wide range of music genres. The document analyzes Q magazine's publisher, ownership structure, brand, products, audience, and website to understand its business model and how it engages readers.
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Newspaper adverts
Newspapers are an effective platform for advertising, reaching over 40 million people daily in the UK. Different newspapers attract specific audiences - The Independent appeals to intellectual readers over 30, while The Sun attracts younger females. Clever ads play on audience expectations, like an ad for the movie "Shame" that used suggestive images like ads in The Sun personal columns, or a PS4 ad that replaced The Sun's page 3 girl. Different ad styles and placements are needed to attract different audiences to different newspapers.
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This document provides information about Q magazine, a popular music magazine published in the UK. It was founded in 1986 and is currently owned by Bauer Media Group. The document discusses Q magazine's publisher, ownership structure, operating model, market position, competitors, brand ideology, genres covered, technological convergence, form and style, typical content, associated products, and analyses of the front cover, content page, and double page spread of an issue. It also summarizes Q magazine's website and social media presence. The document is an analysis of Q magazine as a media product and the audience it targets.
Film magazines
- The key image on film magazine covers is usually a close-up of the main character from the featured film.
- The main cover line describing the feature is emboldened below the image to attract attention.
- Magazines aim to match their color scheme to the genre and style of the featured film.
- Film magazines may be declining as audiences can access reviews and information online for free rather than purchasing physical copies. Other forms of film marketing also compete for audiences' attention.
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Back cover progress
1) The back cover summary consisted of inserting the main image of the artist off-center to the left to allow more space for text on the right. Production information and song titles were added using different fonts and styles. Editing techniques like color exposure and burning were used to enhance features of the image.
2) In the second progress, the positioning of production information was changed to avoid overlapping text. The font of song titles was changed for consistency. Blurring was used on the background to prevent textures from impacting the text. Imperfections on the artist's image were removed.
3) In the final progress, the logo text color was changed to white for visibility. Song titles were changed to
Magazine progress screen shots
The document provides details on the initial ideas and progress made on designing a magazine advertisement. Key points include:
- The initial design used the same typography as the album cover to emphasize the new artist and album.
- Multiple edits were made to refine the design including changing colors, adding blur effects, repositioning text and images, and incorporating common magazine ad features like reviews.
- The final design maintains consistency with the album cover typography and colors while emphasizing important words through effects and sizing to attract audiences and promote album sales.
Magazine progress screen shots
The document discusses the initial ideas and progress made on designing a magazine advertisement. It began with using the same typography as the album cover to identify the new artist and album. Various images and text placements were tested. Techniques like blurring the background and adding glow/shadow were used to draw attention to key words. Feedback was incorporated like adding star ratings and reviews. The final design kept consistency elements while emphasizing "hit" and drawing attention to the album cover image.
Front cover progress
1) The front cover document describes the progress made on designing the front cover of a magazine. Photoshop techniques like resizing, enhancing colors, and adding effects were used to integrate the main image with the masthead text.
2) Further color and lighting adjustments were made to leaves in the background using tools like color balance, photo filters, and grayscale to add visual interest.
3) The masthead text size was reduced to avoid bleeding off the edge of the image. Additional image sections were blended in naturally using blur and smudge tools.
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For the album front cover, an image was chosen that showed the artist's facial expressions clearly through a medium close-up shot. This allowed viewers to connect with the artist and represented the album's lyrics.
For the back cover, an image was used that included space for text and maintained consistency with the front cover by featuring nature. It also conveyed emotion through the artist's closed eyes.
For the magazine poster, an image was selected where the artist is shown running, representing themes of freedom and escaping reality. It maintained consistency with other materials through clothing and nature in the background while engaging the viewer through eye
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1) Album back covers generally maintain consistency with front covers in typography style, color, and positioning of text elements like the artist name and song titles. Text size represents hierarchical importance.
2) Front covers position the artist name prominently and use bold, capitalized text to represent strength. Color and style of typography complements the cover image.
3) Magazine covers maintain consistency of artist name typography while using variations in color and size to draw attention to important elements like release date and purchase details. Images showcase where readers can purchase the album.
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Postmodernism
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Cd cover/magazine adverts analysis
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The back cover lists song titles in simple white typography against a dark background. The titles become more numerous across sections labeled "Side A" and "Side B", possibly representing different stages in the artist's past.
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2) Contents pages are neatly organized with headings, descriptions, and page numbers to help readers find articles easily. They continue the color schemes and layouts of the covers.
3) Q and NME uses cleaner presentations while Kerrang's is more chaotic but still organized, fitting its teenage audience. All three effectively draw attention through images and design.
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Evaluation
This document provides an evaluation of the ways in which Lydia Hughes' media product uses and develops conventions of real media products. It summarizes her magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread. For the cover, she incorporates key conventions like a masthead and headline but challenges conventions by including fewer promotional elements. For the contents page, she includes features like a charts list but challenges conventions through her stylistic choices. For the double page spread, she focuses more on imagery than text-heavy conventions to portray her theme that music takes one to another world. The document evaluates how her product represents women as strong and connects past and present music icons. It concludes that her target audience would be 16-45 year olds interested in
2nd Proposal Unit 13
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine called "Shoot Music Magazine". It will have 30 pages including front and back covers. It will be published weekly and cost £2.10 per issue. The target audience is people aged 17-30 of all genders and ethnicities. The magazine will take inspiration from style and formatting of other magazines like Clash and NME but will focus on popular music genres and feature big music stars to attract fans and boost sales. The main colors will be pink and white and Adobe Photoshop will be used to design the covers and spreads.
Unit 13 2nd Proposal
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine called "Shoot Music Magazine". It will have 30 pages including front and back covers. It will be published weekly and cost £2.10 per issue. The target audience is people aged 17-30 of all genders and ethnicities. The magazine will take inspiration from style and formatting of other magazines like Clash and NME but will focus on more popular mainstream artists to appeal to a wide audience. It aims to stand out from competitors by providing weekly coverage at a low price point.
Evaluation of magazine
The document summarizes a magazine front cover that was produced by the author's partner for an assignment. Key aspects of the cover included using an iconic image from the film trailer to attract audiences and branding. The cover also included additional articles and content to entice readers beyond just the main feature. The color scheme and bold title allowed the magazine to look neat and identifiable. A comparison is made noting similarities between the cover and real media products in terms of using images to attract and anchor content, large titles for recognition, and listing additional features to showcase more value than just the main article.
Deconstructing music magazines
This document analyzes and compares the front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads of three music magazines: NME, Kerrang, and Q. It discusses design elements like layout, images, colors, and text used in each magazine. Some key points made are that the covers use large central images and limited color schemes to attract readers' attention. Contents pages are neatly organized with section headings. Double page spreads employ columns of text, large anchor images, and varied use of additional photos between the magazines. Symmetrical color schemes and layouts are used across elements to provide consistency.
Evaluation front cover 1
The document discusses conventions used on the front covers of real media magazines and how the designer applied and adapted these conventions in their own jazz magazine cover design. Some of the key conventions discussed include:
- Having a large masthead at the top of the cover that represents the magazine brand. The designer used a masthead design that resembles jazz instruments to reflect the genre.
- Employing color schemes that complement the magazine content and branding. The designer used a black and white scheme based on user feedback and included accent colors related to the cover image.
- Arranging layout elements consistently with the masthead, main image, and cover lines. The designer modified this slightly by placing the masthead over rather than behind the
Evaluation front cover 1
The document discusses conventions used on the front covers of real media magazines and how the designer applied and adapted these conventions in their own jazz magazine cover design. Key conventions discussed include:
1. Using a large masthead at the top of the page, with the main image overlapping or below it. The designer followed this by placing their masthead above the main image.
2. Incorporating design elements in the masthead that reflect the genre, like the slide of a trombone. The designer included letters resembling jazz instruments.
3. Employing complementary color schemes, like the blue and gold used in the example magazine. The designer used a black and white scheme with accent colors matching the main image.
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The document discusses how the author's magazine cover conforms to conventions of existing media products. Specifically, it mentions that the main image is superimposed over the title, as seen on magazines like VIBE and NME. It also notes that consistent elements like the magazine masthead, color scheme, and layout are used to create a recognizable house style. However, some elements like the strap line and ripped paper effect on boxes are intended to challenge conventions and add edginess suitable for the R&B genre target audience. Overall, the author aims to balance conforming to expectations with including unique and interesting design features.
Analysis of a Magazine Advert
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Evaluation
The document discusses a magazine aimed at young adults interested in alternative rock music. It describes targeting both male and female readers in their 20s. It aims to represent this audience and genre positively by showing how being naive can foster creativity. The magazine features dark color schemes, writing styles, and content inspired by alternative music and its typical fans. It hopes to attract this audience while also being open to all social classes, with an emphasis on supporting up-and-coming and working-class bands.
Brad’s media evaluation!
The document is a media studies evaluation by Brad Hampson of a music magazine he created. It discusses various elements of the magazine including the masthead, incentives, barcodes, title, cover image, and how it represents social groups. The magazine is intended to appeal to a male audience interested in hip hop/rap music. Major distributors like Frontline would be best suited to mass produce and widely distribute the magazine to major retailers in order to attract a large audience and make a profit.
Brad’s media evaluation!
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Task 10a summarising research planning
1. Music magazines conduct research on their target audiences and maintain a unique style to attract readers through features of interest. Research follows the AIDA model of attracting attention, interesting readers, and motivating purchases.
2. Conventions for music magazine design include mastheads, covers with images and text, contents pages with genres and page numbers, and spreads with headlines, images, and columns. Consistent branding connects different sections.
3. Research on house music found it popular in clubs and mainstream music, having fused with other genres. Images typically feature bright colors, busy crowds, and locations to convey atmosphere.
Evaluation question one
The document discusses conventions used in magazine design. It notes magazines typically have bold titles in large font to stand out, dates or issue numbers in small font, and 3 or fewer main colors. Sell lines advertise articles using different fonts, sizes, and colors to attract readers. The author's magazine cover follows these conventions, with a large bold title, issue date in small font, sell lines in varying designs, and two main colors. Photos were taken in a creative studio with black/white screens and lighting tools to mimic a music magazine studio feel.
Evaluation tasks 2016 as media studies (1)
This document provides guidance for constructing an evaluation for an AS Media Studies coursework assignment. It outlines 7 questions to address in the evaluation and provides notes and considerations for each question. The questions address topics like how the media product uses or challenges conventions, how it represents social groups, what type of media institution might distribute it, who the target audience is, how the audience is attracted, what technologies were used in the process, and what was learned from a preliminary task. Students are instructed to answer the questions by posting responses separately on their blog and using tools like Prezi, PowerPoint, audio/video, and SoundCloud to present their evaluation.
Unit 13
The document provides details on a music magazine called "Smash Music Magazine" that is being created. It will take inspiration from Clash Music Magazine in its style, colors, front covers, and double page spreads while also drawing from more conventional magazines like Q, NME, and Kerrang due to Clash's unconventional format. The target demographic is ages 17-30 of both genders. Content will focus on popular music stars and include Eminem on the first cover to attract readers. The magazine will have 30 pages in A4 size and be released weekly at a cost of £2.10.
1st proposal
The document describes a music magazine called "Smash Music Magazine" that is being created. It takes inspiration from magazines like Clash and Smash Hits but needs to have a more conventional format. It will target 17-30 year olds of both genders. The magazine will feature popular music stars to attract fans and boost sales. It will have 30 pages and be published weekly at a cost of £2.10. The main colors will be pink and white to match Clash and Photoshop will be used for design work.
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The document discusses reasons for choosing and not choosing certain songs for a narrative music video project. The song "Ghost Lit Kingdom - you don't know me" was chosen because its lyrics about feeling misunderstood can represent how young people feel society views them, and the narrative aims to subvert stereotypes about youth. The tempo changes in the song allow for creativity in video scenes. Three other songs were not chosen because their lyrics did not fit the intended narrative ideas, were too slow-paced, or had lyrics that were difficult to build a complex narrative around.
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This document evaluates different typography options for an indie music album cover. It analyzes whether each font choice is consistent with conventions of the indie genre and typography used by similar artists. Some fonts are rejected for being too feminine, informal, or associated with other genres like rap. Other fonts are considered good options because they are simple like designs used by indie artists Birdy and Lana Del Rey or have an antique style fitting for the genre.
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Evaluation q1
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The content page uses a long shot for the cover story like real magazines. It develops secondary images with different shots and stories on one side. It challenges real magazines by adding a website offer and distinctive cover story formatting.
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- 1. INITIAL IMAGE/ LAYOUT IDEAS FOR MAGAZINE ADVERT: In myinitial ideas,Iusedthe same typographyasthe frontcover,whichis‘blippo light’,Iidentified thisto be the largesttextonthe advertand to be positionedatthe topof the magazine advert,and thisemphasisesandengagesaudiencesinidentifyingthe new albumandthe new artist. Ialso used differentphrasestograbthe audience’sattentionsuchas‘exclusive’or‘no.1 smashhit’. Furthermore,Iwasunsure whichimage wasbestsuitedtothe magazine posterdue tothe multiple successful rangesof imagesIhadtaken.In addition,Iidentifiedthe positioningof the albumfront coverand additional textsaswell aswhatthe textsshouldconsistof.However,Iwasunsure of what colourthe textshouldbe,inthe initial ideasIchoose white asitwasconsistentwiththe frontcover and back covertextsas well asitcomplementedthe mainimage.
- 2. MAGAZINE PROGRESS: 1-2) The firstprogressof the magazine poster the masteheadtypographyis‘bremcatcher’from online website andthe size waschangedalsoanadditional featuresuchaslinesaddedtomake its significance increased,alsothe release of the albumisthe same typographyasthe masteheadandit ispositioneddirectlybellow,thisisbecause the advertsaimistosell the album.Therefore thisisan importantfeature onthe advert,beingpositionedbellow the masteheadmakesthistextobviousto
- 3. the audience.Inaddition‘instores’waschangedto‘out’asthiscoversall the differentways audiencesare nowable topurchase musicsuch as online andinstores. Furthermore,some words was changedinorderto be more engagingsuchas ‘includes’to‘exclusive’,alsologoof placesto purchase the productwas addedto allow audiencestoidentifywhere topurchase the productfrom. An editingtechniqueusedonthe mainimage isbalance beingchangedthismade the imagescolours become more vibrantincomparisontothe original image alsothe brightnessandcontrastwas addedinorderto balance out the brightnessinthe original image, thiseditingeffectmakesthe image more engagingandinteresting.Inaddition,editingtechniquesusediscroppingandresizing the image inorder forthe main image (artist) tobe positionedonthe right.
- 4. 3-4-5) In these partsof the editingprogressaneditingtechnique usedisbackgroundblurring,this effectwasusedasit furtherenhancesthe mainimage,whichconsistsof the artist,thiseffectalso allowsthe textwhichisplacedontopto not be overwhelmedbythe texture andcolourof the background.Inthese progressesfeaturesof the advertwasremovedsuchlogosof where to purchase the productfrom, thiswasas a resultof thislimitingaudienceschoice of purchase andI identifiedthisnottobe a commonfeature of existingmagazine adverts.Furthermore,the productionlogowasaddedas thiswasidentifiedtobe animportant feature of musicmagazine adverts.Inthese progressesIwasexperimentingwiththe textstypography,size,colourand position.
- 6. 6-7-8-9) In these progresses animportantmagazineadvertfeature wasadded,thisIsthe starrating and a quote from newspaper,thisare bothfeaturesIidentifiedtobe animportantconventionsof musicmagazine postersasthisisa wayof persuadingandseizingthe audience attention,whichwill resultinthembeinginterestedinthe albumandwill thenpurchase the product.The textthat includesinformationonthe albumiswhite,Ichoose thistexttobe differentcolourtothe other textsas itenhancesthe emphasisof thistextbutalsoitmaintainsconsistencyasthe typography fontis ‘blippolight’similartothe frontcovermastehead,inadditionthe frontcoverconsistsof a white boarderthistiesthiswritingwiththe album, alsothe colourwhiteispresentonthe artistand boardersare furtherusedinthe posterat the top andbottom, thismaintainsconsistencyaswell. In these progressesIwasalsotryingoutdifferenteditingtechniquestoenhance the significance of particularwordssuch as ‘1 HIT’ and ‘youdon’tknow me’,I didthisbyaddinginnerglow anddrop shadowsas well asbyincreasingthe size of these words.
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