MAGAZINE PROPOSAL
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This document proposes a magazine called Eccesu that would focus on progressive rock, rock and roll, and classic rock genres of music. It would utilize new journalism techniques and feature articles with an informal conversational tone. The magazine would have a retro, colorful yet dusty design style and feature recognizable artists like Elvis, The Beatles, and John Lennon. The target audience would be 16-25 year olds across all genders interested in popular 1960s counterculture styles and music trends.
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Magazine Proposal
The proposed magazine would focus on progressive rock, rock and roll, and classic rock music genres. It would utilize new journalism techniques with colorful yet dusty visuals. The target audience is 16-25 year olds who enjoy retro, hippie styles and music from artists like Elvis, The Beatles, and The Rolling Stones. The publisher is an established UK company that has published magazines for over 100 years.
Task 5
The document discusses a music magazine called Q that will focus on the pop genre of music. Q is a monthly UK-based magazine that has been published since 1986. It covers pop music news and reviews and was founded to appeal to teenagers interested in popular music. Some key details about Q are that it is published by Bauer Media Group, was first issued in October 1986, and was originally called "Cue" but the name was later changed to the single letter "Q" for marketing purposes.
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The proposed magazine would focus on progressive rock, rock and roll, and classic rock music genres. It would utilize new journalism techniques with colorful yet dusty visuals. The target audience is 16-25 year olds who enjoy retro, hippie styles and music from artists like Elvis, The Beatles, and The Rolling Stones. The publisher is an established UK company that has published magazines for over 100 years.
Task 5
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Charles Dickens (1812-1870) was the greatest English novelist of the Victorian era. He enjoyed popularity and fame during his lifetime due to his realistic novels that were serially published and concerned with social reform. Dickens had 10 children with his wife Catherine before they separated in 1858 due to Dickens's relationship with actress Ellen Ternan. His most famous works include Oliver Twist, Our Mutual Friend, and A Christmas Carol. Museums and festivals celebrating Dickens's life and works are held around the world.
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- Black and red were seen as the most appropriate colors for a rock magazine. Pictures, articles, and reviews were rated the most important aspects.
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The document discusses the technologies used and lessons learned in creating a magazine project. The student learned basic tools and techniques in Photoshop like brightness/contrast and adding text. In Quark Express, the student learned to insert text and images and set up page layouts. The student used their own camera to take photos of bands for the magazine, uploading and editing the photos in Photoshop. Overall, the student gained experience working as a photographer, journalist, sub-editor, graphic designer, and proofreader for the project, finding photography and journalism their strong points while graphic design proved most challenging.
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Question 1 evalution media
This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It discusses using a bold masthead in black font, cover lines in black and grey around the main image to attract readers, and a main cover line tied to the main image. It also placed the barcode in the bottom right corner instead of the typical location. Inside, it uses subheadings on the contents page to organize content, photos relevant to listed content with page numbers, and regular vs featured content. The double-page article has a bold catching title in white font, a drop capital to signal the start of reading, and a positioning statement under the title to summarize the article.
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The masthead, main image, cover lines, and contents page utilize common magazine conventions like font, color scheme, and image placement. Some conventions are challenged, like the barcode being moved to the bottom right corner. Subtitles are used on the contents page to break up content categories and make it easier to read. A double page spread title is in bold font to catch the reader's eye, with a positioning statement underneath to summarize the article. In summary, the media product employs many typical magazine conventions while making some minor adjustments.
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The document discusses the technologies learned from constructing a magazine project. It describes learning tools in Photoshop like brightness/contrast and adding text to photos. It also learned basic tools in Quark Express like inserting text and images and setting page layouts. Additionally, the document discusses using a personal camera to take photos for the magazine and uploading them, and working as a photographer, journalist, sub-editor, graphic designer, and proofreader during the project, with stronger skills in photography and journalism.
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Screen shots front cover
The student changed the front cover photo for their music magazine because the original photo had the subject too far away. They also changed the font color to white to make it stand out better against the new closer photo. The new photo is better because it looks more professional by having the subject closer to the camera. They also added more band names to the bottom banner to advertise bands featured inside the magazine.
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The document contains summaries of three double page spreads from magazines. The first spread features artist Lily Allen and uses a black, white, and red color scheme. The artist's name and the writer's name are highlighted in red. The second spread features Lady Gaga and uses a black and white photo that ties into the red, white, and grey color scheme. A large L highlights that the article is about Lady Gaga. The third spread has a grey, white, and purple color scheme, unlike the usual red, black, or white schemes. A large D indicates where to start reading and the artist and text are highlighted in purple or white.
Q4 evaluation
The document provides descriptions of the target audiences for a media product. The male target audience is described as wearing black skinny or ripped jeans, leather or denim jackets, and sometimes black boots. They have dark messy hair and an edgy look. They likely live with parents or in a cheap flat, have a low-paying job or no job, and can only afford basic items. They enjoy going to pubs, gigs, or playing guitar at home. They eat fast food, microwave meals, and tinned foods and drink alcohol, water, juice or soda. The female target audience is similarly described as wearing skinny jeans, denim ripped jeans, leather or biker jackets, and black boots with buck
Final project
The document summarizes a final project about the Aztec Empire completed by three students - Naomi Elizabeth Altamirano Zavaleta, Oliver Samuel Pulido Estrada, and Diego Eduardo Sanchez Martinez - under their teacher Martha Edith Padilla. It provides background information on the Aztec Empire's origins in the 15th century in central Mexico and economic activities like agriculture. It also describes three artifacts visited from the museum: an obsidian monkey statue, Motecuhzoma II's stone box, and a brazier depicting a dead warrior.
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Pie charts and analysis for media
The document summarizes the results of questionnaires distributed to gather information for producing a rock music magazine. Key findings include:
- Respondents were equally male and female. Half were age 16.
- Over half do not read music magazines currently but some do. Most buy magazines rarely or monthly.
- Kerrang was the most popular magazine read. Respondents would pay £2-3 for a magazine.
- Black and red were seen as the most appropriate colors for a rock magazine. Pictures, articles, and reviews were rated the most important aspects.
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The document discusses the technologies used and lessons learned in creating a magazine project. The student learned basic tools and techniques in Photoshop like brightness/contrast and adding text. In Quark Express, the student learned to insert text and images and set up page layouts. The student used their own camera to take photos of bands for the magazine, uploading and editing the photos in Photoshop. Overall, the student gained experience working as a photographer, journalist, sub-editor, graphic designer, and proofreader for the project, finding photography and journalism their strong points while graphic design proved most challenging.
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Documentaries aim to document real events using actual footage or reconstructions. They can use a narrator's voiceover or rely on interviews with participants. There are several types of documentaries including fully narrated, fly on the wall, mixed, self-reflective, docu-drama, and docu-soap. Key features include observation, interviews, carefully composed shots, a sense of drama, and exposition to advance the argument. While using real footage, documentaries still involve a high level of construction through directing participants and organizing settings.
Question 1 evalution media
This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It discusses using a bold masthead in black font, cover lines in black and grey around the main image to attract readers, and a main cover line tied to the main image. It also placed the barcode in the bottom right corner instead of the typical location. Inside, it uses subheadings on the contents page to organize content, photos relevant to listed content with page numbers, and regular vs featured content. The double-page article has a bold catching title in white font, a drop capital to signal the start of reading, and a positioning statement under the title to summarize the article.
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MAGAZINE PROPOSAL
- 2. GENRE • Progressive Rock • Rock and Roll • Classic rock (ELVIS, The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd)
- 3. JOURNALISM • New Journalism/Gonzo Journalism (Ajo urna lis t is fre e to p a rtic ip a te in e ve nts a nd c irc um s ta nc e s ) • Feature article • Conversational • Informal
- 4. CONTEN MODEL •Recognisable: Elvis, The Beatles, John Lennon T •close up/ medium shot •Colourful, yet dusty colours
- 6. PUBLISHER • Nat Mags (National Magazine Company) • Established in 1910 • Published 19 magazines in the UK, including: Company, cosmopolitan, esquire
- 7. AUDIENCE • 16-25 • All genders • Popular magazine in school • Groovy, hippie, trendy • Progressive Rock, Rock and Roll, classic rock M ic like Elvis , The Be a tle s , us The Ro lling Sto ne s , Jo hn Le nno n, The Sm iths
- 8. SPECIFIC READER • Skirts, Levi's, penny loafers, tie dye • high wasted trousers, madras shirt • Flat-top, crew cut, DA (long hair considered rebellious) • Concerts, sock hops, drive in movies, drive in restaurants
- 9. ECESU OZEVIN
- 10. ECESU OZEVIN