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The document summarizes research on existing magazine covers. It finds that all the researched magazines used red frequently and featured a dominant main motif on the cover. It also notes that the magazines mentioned celebrities and included short descriptive text. Based on this, the document states that for their own magazine cover, they will use red with an accompanying color, a main motif on a calming background, feature a celebrity, and include short text describing the magazine contents.
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The document discusses the design features of an existing magazine product. On the front cover, they have used a high quality image taken by a professional photographer and edited it with bright colors to attract viewers. The double page spread continues this color scheme for consistency and uses a dark background with white font for readability. The average reader is estimated to be 45 years old and married based on the image chosen.
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The document summarizes research on magazine front covers. It analyzes common features across researched magazines, such as simple yet recognizable titles, simple backgrounds to make images/text stand out, and use of the color red. It notes these aspects will be included in the author's own work, such as a simple background and potential use of red.
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The document analyzes the cover designs of several magazines, including Vogue, GQ, and Empire. It finds that they commonly feature a celebrity image centered on the cover with the magazine title and additional text. The colors used are typically bright and bold to draw attention. The analysis concludes that an effective magazine cover should employ a similar layout with a central image, title, and captions, using colors that complement the photographic content.
Research For the Magazine
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initial plans for magazine
Daniel Morland outlines his initial plans for a student magazine project. He believes focusing on the target audience is key to the project's success. His magazine will include articles on coronavirus updates at York College and rock climbing. Over five weeks, he will conduct research, production experiments, and audience interviews to design the magazine. Key aspects will include a bold title, mini article snippets, contrasting colors, and large images to draw readers in. He will evaluate his work to improve future magazine projects.
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The document provides details about a student's preliminary project for a media studies portfolio. It includes the student's research and planning, reflections on feedback, and drafts of a magazine cover page, contents page, and double-page article spread. The student considered the target hip hop audience and learned skills in Photoshop and InDesign to design the pages. Feedback prompted modifications to improve the use of color, text, and InDesign skills.
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This magazine uses bright colors to attract its main kid audience. The large masthead is white on red, making it easy to see. The words "free" and "win" in large text at the top aim to entice readers to pick it up. Pictures are separated by different colored borders. Unusual text placements and angles keep kids engaged to prevent boredom.
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The document discusses conventions used in magazine design and layout. It provides examples of conventions for the front cover, double page spreads, and contents pages. These include elements like the masthead, cover lines, barcode/price, columns, and headings. The document then analyzes how the student's mock magazine publication challenges and adheres to these conventions. It notes some unconventional design choices like image placement but aims to keep the overall layout and branding consistent. The conclusion is that while pushing design boundaries, the magazine still follows core conventions needed to function like a real media product.
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The document discusses various conventions and elements used in magazine design including:
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- Elements like puffs, barcodes, and pricing that provide additional contextual information.
- How conventions can be developed, challenged, or adapted to create different stylistic effects.
- Target audiences are defined by attributes like age, gender, social class, and personal preferences.
- The roles of institutions in a magazine's production, distribution, and marketing.
- Physical technologies used in photography, printing, and digital design/distribution of magazines.
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The front cover includes elements commonly found on music magazines like the masthead, date/issue number/price, and a medium shot of the cover artist. However, the image does not overlap the title since this is the first issue. The main cover line stands out in a different color and larger font to draw attention.
The contents page lists articles in a left column and features a large image on the right, making it easy to read. It also includes social media info to promote the magazine to its target audience. Article pages continue the color scheme and include things like pull quotes, a three-column layout, and bold
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The document discusses the ways in which the author's magazine designs use and develop conventions of real magazines.
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For the double-page spread, the use of different colored text in a Q&A format follows conventions, while just using the subject's name for the title develops conventions.
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The document discusses how the student's media product follows conventions of real music magazines in its front cover, contents page, and double page spread layouts. For the front cover, conventions like the masthead, artist image, and promotional text are used, though advertisements are placed at the top instead of bottom. The contents page similarly follows conventions but adds internal page images. The double page spread places the article on the right and large artist image on the left as standard but includes a smaller side article to engage younger readers. Overall, the student draws upon typical magazine designs while also challenging some conventions.
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The document discusses various conventions and elements used in magazine design including:
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- Elements like puffs, barcodes, and pricing that provide additional contextual information.
- How conventions can be developed, challenged, or adapted to create different stylistic effects.
- Target audiences are defined by attributes like age, gender, social class, and personal preferences.
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- Physical technologies used in photography, printing, and digital design/distribution of magazines.
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This document discusses how the student's media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines.
The front cover includes elements commonly found on music magazines like the masthead, date/issue number/price, and a medium shot of the cover artist. However, the image does not overlap the title since this is the first issue. The main cover line stands out in a different color and larger font to draw attention.
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For the double-page spread, the use of different colored text in a Q&A format follows conventions, while just using the subject's name for the title develops conventions.
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The document summarizes the key aspects of the author's pre-production and production process for creating a parallax animation. In pre-production, the author researched existing parallax animations, developed plans and aims, created storyboards and contingency plans. In production, the author cut images into layers in Photoshop, then animated the layers in After Effects over three shots, utilizing techniques like scaling, rotating and moving layers. The author reflected on their process daily to improve efficiency and reinforce creative decisions.
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The document provides a summary of the artist's work over the first three days of production on their animation gallery project. On day one, they spent the entire day cutting out images from St. Luke Painting the Virgin and Child using Photoshop tools in order to separate the characters and fill in the backgrounds. On day two, they continued working on this painting as well as beginning work on Rembrandt's Studio by cutting out characters and objects to use in the animation. By day three, they had finished preparing the images from both paintings for animation by separating layers and filling in backgrounds.
Gallery project pre production
The document provides details about an animation project for a local art gallery. The animation will be 20-30 seconds and utilize parallax animation techniques. It will feature movements of figures in paintings from the gallery. The goal is to introduce the gallery's collection to a young adult audience. The artist will use Adobe After Effects to create the animation, learning the software through online tutorials. Transitions between shots and comedic movements of figures are planned to keep the audience engaged. A schedule is provided to complete cutting up painting images, animating shots, and editing the full animation over 5 weeks.
Client Project Reflection
The document provides a weekly reflection from a student animator on their progress creating an animation project over 3 weeks. In week 1, the student created animations of a fox running, a lizard emerging from a log, and began planning additional shots. They were happy with establishing the visual style and movement of the fox shot. In week 2, they completed animations of an owl landing on a glove and a bird eating a berry, focusing on refining the drawings and smooth movement. In week 3, they began sketching an animation of penguins by the water while experimenting with moving the camera perspective. The reflections indicate the student is making steady progress establishing shots and refining their animation skills through trial and error.
Client Project Planning
This document discusses the planning for a client project focusing on a wildlife preservation in York. The client initially felt unsure about the project topic but decided to focus on wildlife as they wanted to practice drawing animals. They also wanted to create an animation using new software. Through research, the client found inspiration for animation styles and learned about the animals found in York wildlife preservations. The client's past animation experience will help them create a high quality piece. They will use a drawing tablet and animation software. Mind maps were created to explore concepts for the animation techniques, information to include, and how to make the animation interesting.
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Will Anderson is creating an animated video to advertise zoos in York aimed at young adults aged 16-24. He has researched the target demographic in York and what appeals to young adults. He visited several wildlife conservation areas and zoos to take photos and footage of different animals. He found that larger zoos provided more variety, including larger predators. His research also looked at existing zoo advertisement videos and what techniques they used to appeal to audiences. He found techniques like using fast-paced music, drone shots, quick cuts between animals, and animation helped engage viewers. His animation will focus on showing animals in their habitats to appeal to people's interest in conservation while entertaining the young adult demographic.
Client Project Evaluation
The document summarizes the student's research for an animation project on wildlife conservation. It includes:
1) An analysis of existing zoo/conservation videos which provided inspiration for animation techniques and popular animal choices.
2) Research on the target audience in York including demographics, interest in volunteering, and gender ratios to make the video appealing.
3) An online survey distributed to relevant subreddits and friends to gather information on favorite animals and conservation interests.
4) Interviews conducted that reinforced survey results while allowing follow-up questions.
5) Research on animal enclosure types and production software to inform the animation process.
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- 2. Existing Product Front cover Double Page Spread Audience Profile
- 3. Existing Product Main Motif takes priority over everything else, even the magazine’s title Grey background sets a grittier theme for the motif of the magazine, whilst simultaneously bringing out the already popping red. This draws the reader’s eyes to these segments. Motif instantly gives an impression of what type of magazine it is and what style of art you can expect to see within it Simple title says what the magazine is without any confusion
- 4. Existing Product Front cover Double Page Spread Audience Profile
- 5. Existing Product Red used frequently in both images and text Large image dominates cover Celebrity mentioned to entice potential readers Informative text gives quick information on what to expect from magazine
- 6. Existing Product Front cover Double Page Spread Audience Profile
- 7. Existing Product Red frequently used Image dominates cover Simple background ‘Top 20’ list entices potential readers
- 8. Research Analysis • What common features do the researched products have? • All the covers utilise red frequently, suggesting it is a universally enticing colour. A main motif dominates the cover for each magazine, showing that it is the most eye-catching part, even ahead of the magazine name. • What aspects of the research will you include within your on work? – I will also use red for my magazine alongside an accompanying colour. I will use a main motif that is on top of a calming background to make it stand out as well as to give a feeling of serenity. Like the car magazine and music magazines, I will use a celebrity to entice people to read the magazine. Furthermore, I will make sure to add short text describing what to expect from the magazine as all three of my researched examples do.
- 9. Bibliography
- 10. Bibliography • N/A. (2018). • JAGUAR Mk2 60th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION. Available: https://www.classiccarsmagazine.co.uk/. Last accessed 5th Dec 2018. • N/A. (2018). N/A. Available: https://www.rollingstone.com/. Last accessed 5th Dec 2018. • N/A. (2018). Reviews. Available: http://www.skwigly.co.uk/articles/reviews/. Last accessed 5th Dec 2018. • N/A. (2018). Magazine Audience Data. Available: https://www.pressgazette.co.uk/category/media_metrics/magazines- audience-data/. Last accessed 5th Dec 2018. •
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- Choose a recent product similar to your own and annotate it- scan real magazines or use issuu.com Type of content- studio/location photography, articles, reviews, adverts Conventions – colour schemes, photography, writing style, text/picture ratio, font choices, mode of address Codes – Written, symbolic Audience appeal- how does it make its audience want to buy/read it?
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- List all products researched in previous sections. Include anything additional you have watched/read in preparation for production. Alphabetise your list.