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This magazine cover uses red, black, and white colors throughout. It prominently displays the tagline "the UK's biggest music magazine" to convey the publication's popularity. The main image is of famous singer Cheryl Cole, with a seductive pose and dark makeup that aims to intrigue viewers and make them want to learn more about her and what's inside the magazine. A button advertising "unseen pictures and untold story" promises new, exclusive content to keep readers interested. Mentions of other artists and a "top 10" list provide a preview of what types of articles and stories are included inside.
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The document summarizes how a media product represents social groups through its cover image and main story. The cover image of an average girl leaves room for interpretation and does not indicate social class. The main story tells of a celebrity's history of abuse and comeback, representing audiences who have experienced similar issues or are interested in celebrity gossip. Overall, the media product aims to represent teenagers but could also appeal to other audiences through its realistic storyline.
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This document provides an analysis of the target audience and design elements of a magazine. The target audience is identified as mainly young females between 11-15 years old, as evidenced by the choice of cover model Joe McElderry and features asking readers questions. Pink, blue, and yellow colors are used throughout the magazine, which generally appeal to females. Sans-serif fonts and interactive elements are meant to make the magazine seem friendly and approachable to its young, primarily female readership.
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The document analyzes and summarizes several magazine covers. For a magazine featuring Tyra Banks, the large celebrity image and cover lines about love, money, and career would attract female readers interested in Banks as a role model. A music magazine featuring the band Muse uses bold red text that stands out against the dark image of the lead singer, appealing to fans of heavy rock music. A fashion magazine called Glamour uses a bright pink masthead and headlines that contrast with the black and white celebrity image, drawing attention from its target female audience.
Evaluation charlotte m 1
The document describes a student's coursework to create components of an original music magazine, including a front cover, contents page, and double page spread. The student researched real pop magazines to understand conventions and ensure their magazine reflected the genre. Their magazine, called Rhythmix, follows conventions such as using bright colors and a colloquial tone to appeal to its target audience of 14-18 year old girls interested in music, celebrities, and style. The student evaluates how their work achieved genre conventions and fulfilled the needs of their target readership.
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Pop magazines use exclusive stories, free posters, and articles about popular celebrities like Niall from One Direction to attract readers and boost sales. The magazines draw readers in with "special reports" on exclusive gossip that can only be found in the magazine. Free posters mentioned at the end of articles encourage readers to purchase the issue. Featuring well-known artists adds further appeal to the target audience of young girls.
Radials
This magazine cover targets a young female audience aged 11-15. This is shown through the choice of cover model Joe McElderry, who appeals to young girls. The colors pink and blue are also traditionally associated with females. The features asking questions like "Joe Needs You" and "Wanna be famous?" aim to interact with and involve the target audience. While about music, the magazine also includes topics like dating that would interest its young female readers.
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Teenage girls are often interested in boy bands and male artists featured on pop magazine covers. Placing images of these artists on the left side catches readers' eyes first and instantly persuades them to buy the magazine. The magazine promises to reveal the artists' secrets, which intrigues readers and lures them into the purchase. Hiding the price until after drawing readers in with the cover prevents the cost from affecting their buying decision.
Cover page analysis
Q magazine is a music magazine published by Bauer Media that features popular artists. The document analyzes the cover of a Q magazine issue. It notes that the cover has a large central image taking up 70% of the page with bright colors and clearly laid out information. The masthead and cover lines are prominently displayed in white, capital letters against a red backdrop. The cover aims to attract readers using eye-catching images and headlines about artists like Noel Gallagher along with promotional messages about special features inside.
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The document summarizes how a media product represents social groups through its cover image and main story. The cover image of an average girl leaves room for interpretation and does not indicate social class. The main story tells of a celebrity's history of abuse and comeback, representing audiences who have experienced similar issues or are interested in celebrity gossip. Overall, the media product aims to represent teenagers but could also appeal to other audiences through its realistic storyline.
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This document provides an analysis of the target audience and design elements of a magazine. The target audience is identified as mainly young females between 11-15 years old, as evidenced by the choice of cover model Joe McElderry and features asking readers questions. Pink, blue, and yellow colors are used throughout the magazine, which generally appeal to females. Sans-serif fonts and interactive elements are meant to make the magazine seem friendly and approachable to its young, primarily female readership.
Preliminary Research
The document analyzes and summarizes several magazine covers. For a magazine featuring Tyra Banks, the large celebrity image and cover lines about love, money, and career would attract female readers interested in Banks as a role model. A music magazine featuring the band Muse uses bold red text that stands out against the dark image of the lead singer, appealing to fans of heavy rock music. A fashion magazine called Glamour uses a bright pink masthead and headlines that contrast with the black and white celebrity image, drawing attention from its target female audience.
Evaluation charlotte m 1
The document describes a student's coursework to create components of an original music magazine, including a front cover, contents page, and double page spread. The student researched real pop magazines to understand conventions and ensure their magazine reflected the genre. Their magazine, called Rhythmix, follows conventions such as using bright colors and a colloquial tone to appeal to its target audience of 14-18 year old girls interested in music, celebrities, and style. The student evaluates how their work achieved genre conventions and fulfilled the needs of their target readership.
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Pop magazines use exclusive stories, free posters, and articles about popular celebrities like Niall from One Direction to attract readers and boost sales. The magazines draw readers in with "special reports" on exclusive gossip that can only be found in the magazine. Free posters mentioned at the end of articles encourage readers to purchase the issue. Featuring well-known artists adds further appeal to the target audience of young girls.
Radials
This magazine cover targets a young female audience aged 11-15. This is shown through the choice of cover model Joe McElderry, who appeals to young girls. The colors pink and blue are also traditionally associated with females. The features asking questions like "Joe Needs You" and "Wanna be famous?" aim to interact with and involve the target audience. While about music, the magazine also includes topics like dating that would interest its young female readers.
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Teenage girls are often interested in boy bands and male artists featured on pop magazine covers. Placing images of these artists on the left side catches readers' eyes first and instantly persuades them to buy the magazine. The magazine promises to reveal the artists' secrets, which intrigues readers and lures them into the purchase. Hiding the price until after drawing readers in with the cover prevents the cost from affecting their buying decision.
Cover page analysis
Q magazine is a music magazine published by Bauer Media that features popular artists. The document analyzes the cover of a Q magazine issue. It notes that the cover has a large central image taking up 70% of the page with bright colors and clearly laid out information. The masthead and cover lines are prominently displayed in white, capital letters against a red backdrop. The cover aims to attract readers using eye-catching images and headlines about artists like Noel Gallagher along with promotional messages about special features inside.
Music magazine analysis
The document summarizes the design elements of a magazine cover featuring Liam Gallagher and his band Beady Eye. Key elements include the unusual "Q" masthead letter to catch readers' attention, short cover lines in different sizes and colors to encourage reading, and a large central image of Liam Gallagher to leverage his fame and promote the band. Additional elements like pull quotes and pricing information are strategically placed to guide readers' eyes across the cover.
Cover page analysis
Q magazine is a music magazine published by Bauer Media that covers current and past music trends. It targets mature music lovers rather than teenagers. The front cover has a large central image taking up 70% of the page with eye-catching cover lines and promotions for articles and special features around it. The design uses red, white, and black colors and bold capitalized fonts to create a premium, professional look while maintaining an informal friendly feel. The cover features artists like Noel Gallagher, Kate Tempest, and Prince to appeal to a wide audience of men and women interested in various music genres.
Cover page analysis
Q magazine is a music magazine published by Bauer Media that covers current and past music trends. It targets mature music lovers rather than teenagers. The front cover has a large central image taking up 70% of the page with eye-catching cover lines and promotions for articles and special features around it. The design uses red, white, and black colors and bold capitalized fonts to stand out and look premium. The cover features artists like Noel Gallagher, Kate Tempest, and Prince to appeal to its target audience of men and women music fans.
Planning For Double Page Spread
Lucy Clarke is planning a double page spread for her magazine featuring her friend Esther as a model. Esther's look and poses will be inspired by singer Ellie Goulding to appeal to Lucy's target audience of teenage girls who enjoy pop and chart music. Lucy will emphasize Esther's fun, down-to-earth, and uniquely stylish personality through her clothing choices, poses holding a guitar, and smiling expression for the camera. She aims to portray Esther as energetic, outgoing, and playful like Ellie Goulding to engage younger readers. Lucy will use pink initials behind the images and text for visual interest while keeping the color scheme otherwise light to appeal to her sophisticated target age range of 11
Studying magazines front covers
This magazine cover targets young girls aged 8-15. It uses pink and purple colors along with images of male celebrities to attract this demographic. The main story focuses on Cheryl Cole, a role model for many teenage girls. Her makeup and outfit are quite toned down and she looks directly at the reader, attracting their attention. The magazine suggests fashion and stories about popular artists will appeal to its young female audience.
Publication plan
The document discusses plans for a magazine called STARDUST aimed at teenage girls. Key details include:
1) The name STARDUST was chosen as it is unique, memorable, and implies the magazine will be about stars.
2) The magazine will be priced at £3.50 to target teenagers whose parents pay without being too expensive.
3) The magazine will have a feminine design with bright colors, images of pop stars, and contrasting splashes of color for important information.
4) It will be released weekly on Wednesdays and sold in supermarkets, shopping centers, newsagents, and corner shops.
Analysing Magazine Front Covers
This document analyzes magazine covers to understand their target audiences. It finds that magazines targeting young girls ages 8-15 use pink and purple colors, photos of male celebrities, and stories about fashion and artists popular with this demographic. Covers feature large text about celebrities like Cheryl Cole to draw readers' attention. Magazines targeting women highlight stories about women in music and use photos of celebrities like Madonna in red text against black backgrounds. Covers are designed to attract specific audiences through their visual styles, color schemes, featured celebrities, and headline topics.
Cher 1
The magazine masthead uses a feminine font and color with starred details to appeal to young teenage girls. The main headline focuses on celebrity Cher's confidence issues to create relatability for readers who may struggle with the same issues. Using bold text on "confidence" and informal wording like "gasp" and "swagger" grabs attention while relating to the target audience's language.
Analysis of double page spread
The document summarizes the layout and design elements of two magazine double page spreads. For the first spread, it notes the large image of Jenna Mcdougal, the rhetorical question in big font, and the use of pink and black colors. It describes several columns of text with important quotes in bold. For the second spread, it highlights the title quoting Tulisa, her large image making eye contact, and two smaller images of her band and with an actor. Both spreads use a white background and column structure typical of magazines.
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The magazine cover uses contrasting colors to catch the reader's eye, and captions that entice the reader about trends, beauty, and what's cool now. It aims to reach different types of fashion consumers by featuring both celebrities and advice. Event advertisements in magazines often use bold colors to stand out, like an ad for a charity fundraiser that uses black and white with pops of bright color. Another spread shows different body types wearing bathing suits, making readers feel less alone by relating to celebrities and building their confidence. However, a spread showing watches and sunglasses lacks cohesion, looking cluttered instead of flowing together in a schematic shape.
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Front cover analysis cher
The front cover of a magazine features pop star Cher Lloyd smiling in a subtly flirtatious pose. Her look uses dark eyeliner to seem kitten-like and able to attract the opposite sex, appealing to the target audience of teenage girls. Additional features like tips on fashion and makeup as favored by pop stars, along with popular items like nail polish and bags, are intended to draw in readers and encourage them to purchase the magazine. Bright feminine colors and Cher Lloyd's eye contact with the audience aim to attract their attention and make them feel personally spoken to.
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The document discusses the design elements of a music magazine created by the author. It covers the magazine's masthead, photo styling choices, font selection, written article content, genre as pop music, and layout including the cover, contents page, and inclusion of fashion/gossip sections to engage the target teenage girl audience. The author reflects on choices made and how they represent the feel of a pop music-focused publication for girls.
Font analysis
The document discusses different masthead designs for a magazine called "Totally POP". It analyzes the font choices, colors, and symbolism used in three masthead ideas. The first uses a simple black font with a bold pink font to attract the target feminine audience. The second uses childish glittery font in pink and blue, colors that appeal to the young readers and create a calming effect. The third uses a slightly italic feminine script font in dark purple, symbolizing the royalty and wealth the readers aspire to, and rebellion, attracting the audience to help achieve their dreams.
Analysis on music covers
This document contains summaries of magazine covers featuring Britney Spears, Lily Allen, and Madonna:
1) The Britney Spears cover suggests she has a sweet nature but also a dark side, as her purple clothing implies royalty but black hints imply rebelliousness.
2) The Lily Allen cover uses her rebellious red shirt and messy makeup to portray her as depressed, mysterious, and having gotten into trouble.
3) The Madonna cover shows her in a black hood to respect her age, with a close-up capturing her mysterious and hostile expression matching the magazine's dark theme.
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The document analyzes how a magazine article represents different social groups. The cover image uses abstract facial painting and atypical posing that could appeal to more alternative girls. The black and white interior photo gives a serious tone. The social media screenshot makes the celebrity seem more relatable. The article tells the dark story of the celebrity's abuse experience, which could attract audiences of different ages and backgrounds who relate to overcoming hardship. Overall, the magazine aims to represent different audiences through its varied imagery and real-life narrative.
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The document analyzes how the language, colors, images, and content of a magazine cover target an older audience aged 17+. The complex language, subtle tones of red and brown, image of respected celebrity Angelina Jolie aged 20-40, and references to adult topics like sexuality and cannibalism would appeal to and attract older readers rather than younger audiences.
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The document describes how the media product, a music magazine, uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It includes common magazine design elements like a cover image featuring the subject looking at the camera, a masthead with the magazine title, cover lines promoting stories, and additional images. It also uses techniques like buzzwords, numbers, and hints about inside content to attract readers. The lighting, backgrounds, and appearances of the models in the photos aim to set a natural, festival-themed scene in line with the acoustic music genre covered in the magazine.
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The font on the magazine cover is bold and easy to read, implying it tells compelling celebrity stories appealing to all ages. The main text highlights an interview with Taylor Swift about "growing up in public", enticing her fans to read it. Her prominent image on the cover shows she is famous enough to sell the issue without the magazine's brand. The black and white photo of Taylor against a yellow background conveys happiness but her interview may contain some unhappy stories. Her medium shot pose with arm across her body suggests feeling vulnerable and willing to reveal why in the interview.
Pop music magazine cover annotations
The magazine cover is very pink and glittery with pinks, blues, and white to appeal to its target audience of young females. It uses bright colors and sparkly elements stereotypically attractive to teens. The masthead is placed on an angle and the "w" of "we" is stretched out and slanted to make the title personal and involve the readers. Cover lines and posters of popular artists are strategically placed to guide the reader's eyes across the cluttered page and entice them to purchase the magazine for gossip and stories.
Front Cover Analysis 2
The magazine cover uses various techniques to attract its target young female audience interested in pop music. These include using bright colors like pink, featuring popular artists like Taylor Swift and exclusive interviews, emphasizing gossip and scandals in attention-grabbing headlines, and offering prizes and posters to encourage sales. The consistent branding and layout aim to present the magazine as fun, exciting and insider to the latest pop news.
L.i.i.a.r analysis of q magazine
The document provides an analysis of a Q magazine cover using L.I.I.A.R, which examines the Language, Institution, Ideology, Audience and Representation. Some key points:
- Cheryl Cole's image on the cover represents the magazine's ideology of being upmarket and trustworthy by featuring a famous role model.
- The magazine's target audience is people aged 20-40 interested in indie music, as implied by the £4.50 price only affordable to older demographics.
- Cole ties into the magazine's representation of the genre through her own music style, increasing readers who enjoy pop music and widening the audience.
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Cover page analysis
Q magazine is a music magazine published by Bauer Media that covers current and past music trends. It targets mature music lovers rather than teenagers. The front cover has a large central image taking up 70% of the page with eye-catching cover lines and promotions for articles and special features around it. The design uses red, white, and black colors and bold capitalized fonts to create a premium, professional look while maintaining an informal friendly feel. The cover features artists like Noel Gallagher, Kate Tempest, and Prince to appeal to a wide audience of men and women interested in various music genres.
Cover page analysis
Q magazine is a music magazine published by Bauer Media that covers current and past music trends. It targets mature music lovers rather than teenagers. The front cover has a large central image taking up 70% of the page with eye-catching cover lines and promotions for articles and special features around it. The design uses red, white, and black colors and bold capitalized fonts to stand out and look premium. The cover features artists like Noel Gallagher, Kate Tempest, and Prince to appeal to its target audience of men and women music fans.
Planning For Double Page Spread
Lucy Clarke is planning a double page spread for her magazine featuring her friend Esther as a model. Esther's look and poses will be inspired by singer Ellie Goulding to appeal to Lucy's target audience of teenage girls who enjoy pop and chart music. Lucy will emphasize Esther's fun, down-to-earth, and uniquely stylish personality through her clothing choices, poses holding a guitar, and smiling expression for the camera. She aims to portray Esther as energetic, outgoing, and playful like Ellie Goulding to engage younger readers. Lucy will use pink initials behind the images and text for visual interest while keeping the color scheme otherwise light to appeal to her sophisticated target age range of 11
Studying magazines front covers
This magazine cover targets young girls aged 8-15. It uses pink and purple colors along with images of male celebrities to attract this demographic. The main story focuses on Cheryl Cole, a role model for many teenage girls. Her makeup and outfit are quite toned down and she looks directly at the reader, attracting their attention. The magazine suggests fashion and stories about popular artists will appeal to its young female audience.
Publication plan
The document discusses plans for a magazine called STARDUST aimed at teenage girls. Key details include:
1) The name STARDUST was chosen as it is unique, memorable, and implies the magazine will be about stars.
2) The magazine will be priced at £3.50 to target teenagers whose parents pay without being too expensive.
3) The magazine will have a feminine design with bright colors, images of pop stars, and contrasting splashes of color for important information.
4) It will be released weekly on Wednesdays and sold in supermarkets, shopping centers, newsagents, and corner shops.
Analysing Magazine Front Covers
This document analyzes magazine covers to understand their target audiences. It finds that magazines targeting young girls ages 8-15 use pink and purple colors, photos of male celebrities, and stories about fashion and artists popular with this demographic. Covers feature large text about celebrities like Cheryl Cole to draw readers' attention. Magazines targeting women highlight stories about women in music and use photos of celebrities like Madonna in red text against black backgrounds. Covers are designed to attract specific audiences through their visual styles, color schemes, featured celebrities, and headline topics.
Cher 1
The magazine masthead uses a feminine font and color with starred details to appeal to young teenage girls. The main headline focuses on celebrity Cher's confidence issues to create relatability for readers who may struggle with the same issues. Using bold text on "confidence" and informal wording like "gasp" and "swagger" grabs attention while relating to the target audience's language.
Analysis of double page spread
The document summarizes the layout and design elements of two magazine double page spreads. For the first spread, it notes the large image of Jenna Mcdougal, the rhetorical question in big font, and the use of pink and black colors. It describes several columns of text with important quotes in bold. For the second spread, it highlights the title quoting Tulisa, her large image making eye contact, and two smaller images of her band and with an actor. Both spreads use a white background and column structure typical of magazines.
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The magazine cover uses contrasting colors to catch the reader's eye, and captions that entice the reader about trends, beauty, and what's cool now. It aims to reach different types of fashion consumers by featuring both celebrities and advice. Event advertisements in magazines often use bold colors to stand out, like an ad for a charity fundraiser that uses black and white with pops of bright color. Another spread shows different body types wearing bathing suits, making readers feel less alone by relating to celebrities and building their confidence. However, a spread showing watches and sunglasses lacks cohesion, looking cluttered instead of flowing together in a schematic shape.
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The document discusses the stereotypical target audience for soap operas. It states that according to Hartley's 7 subjectivities, the target audience is typically females aged 16 and older, as females tend to become more emotionally invested in the soap opera stories. It also notes that the audience is more likely to come from working class or middle class backgrounds, as they can relate more to the issues addressed. Additionally, the document suggests that in terms of socio-economic needs, the target audience falls into categories B-D, as the topics covered generally relate more to their real lives.
Front cover analysis cher
The front cover of a magazine features pop star Cher Lloyd smiling in a subtly flirtatious pose. Her look uses dark eyeliner to seem kitten-like and able to attract the opposite sex, appealing to the target audience of teenage girls. Additional features like tips on fashion and makeup as favored by pop stars, along with popular items like nail polish and bags, are intended to draw in readers and encourage them to purchase the magazine. Bright feminine colors and Cher Lloyd's eye contact with the audience aim to attract their attention and make them feel personally spoken to.
Question 1
The document discusses the design elements of a music magazine created by the author. It covers the magazine's masthead, photo styling choices, font selection, written article content, genre as pop music, and layout including the cover, contents page, and inclusion of fashion/gossip sections to engage the target teenage girl audience. The author reflects on choices made and how they represent the feel of a pop music-focused publication for girls.
Font analysis
The document discusses different masthead designs for a magazine called "Totally POP". It analyzes the font choices, colors, and symbolism used in three masthead ideas. The first uses a simple black font with a bold pink font to attract the target feminine audience. The second uses childish glittery font in pink and blue, colors that appeal to the young readers and create a calming effect. The third uses a slightly italic feminine script font in dark purple, symbolizing the royalty and wealth the readers aspire to, and rebellion, attracting the audience to help achieve their dreams.
Analysis on music covers
This document contains summaries of magazine covers featuring Britney Spears, Lily Allen, and Madonna:
1) The Britney Spears cover suggests she has a sweet nature but also a dark side, as her purple clothing implies royalty but black hints imply rebelliousness.
2) The Lily Allen cover uses her rebellious red shirt and messy makeup to portray her as depressed, mysterious, and having gotten into trouble.
3) The Madonna cover shows her in a black hood to respect her age, with a close-up capturing her mysterious and hostile expression matching the magazine's dark theme.
Question 2
The document analyzes how a magazine article represents different social groups. The cover image uses abstract facial painting and atypical posing that could appeal to more alternative girls. The black and white interior photo gives a serious tone. The social media screenshot makes the celebrity seem more relatable. The article tells the dark story of the celebrity's abuse experience, which could attract audiences of different ages and backgrounds who relate to overcoming hardship. Overall, the magazine aims to represent different audiences through its varied imagery and real-life narrative.
Task 4
The document analyzes how the language, colors, images, and content of a magazine cover target an older audience aged 17+. The complex language, subtle tones of red and brown, image of respected celebrity Angelina Jolie aged 20-40, and references to adult topics like sexuality and cannibalism would appeal to and attract older readers rather than younger audiences.
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The document describes how the media product, a music magazine, uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It includes common magazine design elements like a cover image featuring the subject looking at the camera, a masthead with the magazine title, cover lines promoting stories, and additional images. It also uses techniques like buzzwords, numbers, and hints about inside content to attract readers. The lighting, backgrounds, and appearances of the models in the photos aim to set a natural, festival-themed scene in line with the acoustic music genre covered in the magazine.
Taylor Swift Billboard
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The document analyzes the cover of a magazine. It identifies several design elements used on the cover including cover lines promoting stories inside, a free CD to attract readers interested in the promoted music, and photos of bands looking at readers to create engagement. Fonts and sizing are used strategically to draw attention. Popular bands and celebrities are featured prominently with headlines about them to entice purchases. Color, images, and layout aim to appeal to the magazine's target audience.
Contents Page Analysis Of 'Top Of The Pops'
The contents page uses pink and white colors, script fonts, and informal language to appeal to its young female target audience. It features sections on fashion, readers, competitions to win prizes from popular bands and celebrities, and gossip about stars. Images and arrows guide readers easily to find relevant pages. The informal, chatty tone and focus on topics of interest to teenage girls aims to attract and engage this target readership.
Magazine Research - AS Media Studies
Stephanie Stafford is analyzing magazine covers, contents pages, and spreads for an OCR media studies project. She analyzes a pop magazine called "Top of the Pops" targeted at girls aged 10-16. The cluttered cover has 7 celebrity images including Justin Bieber in the center and uses pink and purple colors. The contents page has boxes separating articles and pictures related to topics girls that age would enjoy like fashion. She also analyzes a music magazine called "Rolling Stones" that has a revealing photo of Katy Perry on the cover and uses pink and black colors in the design.
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The document provides an analysis of the magazine cover design elements and how they contribute to meaning and audience interpretation. Key elements analyzed include the skyline, masthead, main cover line, cover lines, puff, main image and their purpose in promoting the magazine's stories and attracting audience interest. Analysis of color, size, placement and other visual symbols explores how different readings may influence the audience.
Product Research
The document analyzes several magazine covers and contents pages. It examines design elements like images, fonts, colors and layouts and how they target specific audiences. Key points analyzed include using popular bands and celebrities to attract readers, highlighting freebies and prices to increase sales, and employing rebellious imagery and informal language to appeal to teenage audiences. Color schemes and mastheads are also designed to stand out and engage readers.
Magazine anotation
The document analyzes and makes inferences about the intended audience of a magazine based on visual elements of its cover and contents page. Some of the key points made are:
- The minimalist and classical style suggests an audience that is older, more educated and higher income.
- Bold colors and images are used to draw attention and emphasize important people and content.
- Busy layouts imply more content while simplistic styles suggest a focus on quality over quantity.
- Dark themes and intimidating images may attract an audience interested in edgier music genres.
- Placement and size of mastheads, images and text provide clues about the hierarchy of importance.
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The front cover picture for a media product and a picture of Mitch portray similar styles of clothing, including t-shirts with pictures, and hair, though Mitch wears a hat, with both having a dark background giving an indie rock theme. This similar image between the front cover picture and Mitch means they like the same styles and music, making Mitch an ideal target audience member for the media product.
Question 7
In 3 sentences:
The progression from the preliminary task to the final product allowed the learner to gain knowledge in using various programs like Word, Publisher, and Photoshop to create their magazine. They also learned about using different fonts, researching other magazines, taking better photographs, and adding extras like more pictures and competitions to make the final magazine more appealing. Overall, the learner felt they learned a lot about the magazine creation process and how to improve the final product over the preliminary version.
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I learned how to use Photoshop and Wordpress to construct a magazine, including how to upload and embed documents and presentations. I also improved my research and Word skills, and learned about the presentation tool Prezi, creating a slideshow that was clear and easy to understand. Additionally, I used the photo editing website Picnic to apply effects to pictures and easily save them for use in Word.
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Music magazines like NME and Rolling Stone would be most likely to distribute the media product due to their focus on the same genre of music, their similar target age range and content styles. While the magazine uses a black background instead of white to create a sense of difference, its layout and font style are reflective of other rock and indie magazines, making it compatible with how NME and Rolling Stone present their own magazines.
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The target audience for the media product is boys like Mitch who are young, funky and like music, with a bit of a rocky and edgy style, similar to the magazine. Mitch would be an ideal audience member as he has similar interests in music to the magazine and looks like the boy on the front cover.
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The document requests that the picture be bright, colorful, and eye-catching to ensure people look at and remember the pictures. It also specifies that the pictures should have a club/rockie/indie theme. The document states that making the pictures unique and interesting will also be attempted.
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This document appears to be a contents page for another work, listing information on pages 1, 8, and 9. Each page listing includes text describing the page contents alongside an accompanying picture or image. The document provides a high-level overview of topics and visual elements across several pages of another work.
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Magazine research
- 1. There is a distinct colour patten for this magazine as everything is red black or white. The selling line is the first thing you see as you scan down the magazine it reads ‘the uks biggest music magazine’ this give you an insight just to how popular and successful this magazine is and it almost makes you feel asif you should/must have this magazine. The mast head is the biggest thing apart from the picture on the page, it is also infrount of the picture to show importance. The background is a picture of a famous person called Cheryl cole. She is famous for many reasons such as music tv and the man she married. The picture is very seducing and seductive making you want to by the magazine and also if you are a fam of her and have read alot of stuff about her in the nedia this might also incourage you to by this magazine. The way her mouth is open and her tough is poking out with her littlew finger touching it is very seductive and her dark make up, leather clothes and the fact she is wet and it’s raining also help that image to be sent.This begins to make us very! Interested in the magazine and also what is inside. The main cover line is also about Cheryl cole, it’s very short and to the point. It says she rocks and this makes us want o find out if there is reasons within the magazine for them to publish this on the frount. They have also done this for publicity. There is a flash button to also promote things within ther text. The flash button displayed here is making us very interested in whats inside as it says ‘unseen pictures and untold story’ therefore it is something new that no one has ever read before and we all love a peice of new news. Our rout of eye is in a ‘u; shape down the left hand side acroww the bottom and up to right almost in a ‘q’ shape. there are also other atristst and ‘the top 10 new best artists’ mentions on the frount page to also help us inderstand whats were can expect inside the magazine and to help us become interested and eiger to purchase the magazine .