Magazine review
•Download as PPT, PDF•
1 like•186 views
This document contains a magazine review and a film poster. The magazine review discusses and analyzes an article from a recent issue. The film poster advertises an upcoming movie release, including the film title, director, actors, and release date.
Report
Share
Report
Share
Recommended
Drafts of Posters and Magazine Advert
This document contains two short sections about magazines and posters. It lists "Magazine" as the first section and "Poster" as the second without providing any other details.
Magazine production process 2
The document summarizes the process of designing and creating a music magazine called "SOUNDCLASH" as part of a school project. Key aspects included conducting market research to determine genres of interest, target audience, and price point. Front cover, contents page, and double page spread layouts were designed and evaluated based on conventions from researched magazines. Photoshop skills were applied to design the final magazine, incorporating interviews, photos, and articles on an indie band. Overall the process provided experience in magazine design and development.
Magazine production process 2
The document summarizes the process of designing and creating a music magazine called "SOUNDCLASH" as part of a school project. Key aspects included conducting market research on genres and target audiences, analyzing conventions of existing magazines, designing covers, content pages and articles featuring an interview with a local band. The student evaluated their final product pages and felt they successfully incorporated research into a magazine that brought different music genres together.
Magazine pre production
This document provides information for pre-producing a music magazine, including the target audience which is mainly young adults interested in popular music genres. It discusses the typical reader profile and compares the proposed magazine to similar existing products like NME and Vibe. It also analyzes conventions for music magazines, such as cover design elements like large artist images, eye-catching titles and contrasting colors. Initial proposals for the new magazine include revealing music leaks and promoting new artists.
Magazine Pre-production Planning Stage
The document provides details on Georgina Malpass' planning for a fashion magazine called "Urban". It includes research on existing magazine layouts, covers, and content pages. Malpass analyzed fonts, photo styles, and celebrity images used in popular magazines. She considered potential magazine names and tallied reader preferences. Based on the research, Malpass chose "Urban" as her magazine name and the Gungsuh font for the masthead. She will apply conventions like placing the masthead and double page spread prominently on the cover.
Process of making magazine
1) The document outlines the 9 step process for making the front cover of a magazine with a reggae theme. This includes setting up the page, adding a background image, inserting the masthead, sell lines, main cover lines, additional text, shapes, and a barcode.
2) Key steps are adjusting the hue and saturation of the background image, positioning graphic elements, and customizing colors and fonts to match the reggae theme.
3) The process concludes with filling empty spaces and inserting a barcode to finish the magazine cover.
The Process Of Magazine Publishing
The process of magazine publishing involves acquiring content through both solicited and unsolicited submissions, as well as commissioned works. This is followed by an editorial process where the content is edited to match the publication's style. Finally, the magazine is marketed and distributed to readers. Key aspects of the process include acquiring intellectual property rights, negotiating contracts, copy editing content, and adopting a unique house style. The overall goal is to curate and produce informative content for readers through both print and digital formats.
Locations for opening sequence
The document discusses potential locations for opening a new memory sequence store and outlines the key steps in the memory sequence process. It considers downtown and suburban sites before recommending a location near the intersection of Main Street and Elm Avenue due to good access and lower costs. The document also briefly outlines the stages involved after acquiring a site from securing construction approvals to hiring staff and stocking inventory.
Recommended
Drafts of Posters and Magazine Advert
This document contains two short sections about magazines and posters. It lists "Magazine" as the first section and "Poster" as the second without providing any other details.
Magazine production process 2
The document summarizes the process of designing and creating a music magazine called "SOUNDCLASH" as part of a school project. Key aspects included conducting market research to determine genres of interest, target audience, and price point. Front cover, contents page, and double page spread layouts were designed and evaluated based on conventions from researched magazines. Photoshop skills were applied to design the final magazine, incorporating interviews, photos, and articles on an indie band. Overall the process provided experience in magazine design and development.
Magazine production process 2
The document summarizes the process of designing and creating a music magazine called "SOUNDCLASH" as part of a school project. Key aspects included conducting market research on genres and target audiences, analyzing conventions of existing magazines, designing covers, content pages and articles featuring an interview with a local band. The student evaluated their final product pages and felt they successfully incorporated research into a magazine that brought different music genres together.
Magazine pre production
This document provides information for pre-producing a music magazine, including the target audience which is mainly young adults interested in popular music genres. It discusses the typical reader profile and compares the proposed magazine to similar existing products like NME and Vibe. It also analyzes conventions for music magazines, such as cover design elements like large artist images, eye-catching titles and contrasting colors. Initial proposals for the new magazine include revealing music leaks and promoting new artists.
Magazine Pre-production Planning Stage
The document provides details on Georgina Malpass' planning for a fashion magazine called "Urban". It includes research on existing magazine layouts, covers, and content pages. Malpass analyzed fonts, photo styles, and celebrity images used in popular magazines. She considered potential magazine names and tallied reader preferences. Based on the research, Malpass chose "Urban" as her magazine name and the Gungsuh font for the masthead. She will apply conventions like placing the masthead and double page spread prominently on the cover.
Process of making magazine
1) The document outlines the 9 step process for making the front cover of a magazine with a reggae theme. This includes setting up the page, adding a background image, inserting the masthead, sell lines, main cover lines, additional text, shapes, and a barcode.
2) Key steps are adjusting the hue and saturation of the background image, positioning graphic elements, and customizing colors and fonts to match the reggae theme.
3) The process concludes with filling empty spaces and inserting a barcode to finish the magazine cover.
The Process Of Magazine Publishing
The process of magazine publishing involves acquiring content through both solicited and unsolicited submissions, as well as commissioned works. This is followed by an editorial process where the content is edited to match the publication's style. Finally, the magazine is marketed and distributed to readers. Key aspects of the process include acquiring intellectual property rights, negotiating contracts, copy editing content, and adopting a unique house style. The overall goal is to curate and produce informative content for readers through both print and digital formats.
Locations for opening sequence
The document discusses potential locations for opening a new memory sequence store and outlines the key steps in the memory sequence process. It considers downtown and suburban sites before recommending a location near the intersection of Main Street and Elm Avenue due to good access and lower costs. The document also briefly outlines the stages involved after acquiring a site from securing construction approvals to hiring staff and stocking inventory.
Film summary
1) Charlotte writes a story for a creative writing assignment that concerns her teacher.
2) The story depicts Charlotte's imaginary counterpart that plays on her insecurities and prevents her from finishing her homework.
3) Charlotte has a repressed memory of a friend who died after they separated one night, which she feels guilty about. Her counterpart makes her relive this memory.
Extended analysis
The document discusses a magazine product created by the author called "Soundclash". It uses standard magazine conventions like a masthead and covers a variety of music genres, challenging conventions of typical music magazines. The magazine aims to represent younger generations and cover up-and-coming artists. The target audience is music fans aged 12-40 interested in a range of genres. The author believes the magazine could be distributed by Bauer Media Group and attract audiences through relevant articles and festival information. Through creating the magazine, the author has improved their photography, design and project management skills.
Ferdinand
Ferdinand de Saussure was a pioneering linguist and semiotician who demonstrated that the meaning of signs depends on the audience interpreting them based on cultural and linguistic factors. He showed that the connection between what something signifies (the signifier) and its meaning (the signified) is arbitrary. This helps media students understand that they must use signs correctly in their work to ensure the intended audience understands the intended message.
We wear togas photo shoot
The document discusses a photo shoot for a band called "We Wear Togas". It lists the band members Adam, Fozzy, and Rhys who were present for the shoot.
Music magazine research
The document analyzes and annotates the covers of three music magazines - Kerrang!, Q, and Classic Rock. It finds similarities like the use of buttons to advertise articles and anchorage text on all three covers. One difference is the images used - Kerrang! and Q show full bands for the main article while Classic Rock only shows the lead singer. The target audiences also differ - Kerrang! aims for younger readers and offers free posters while Classic Rock targets an older audience with a free CD. The conclusion states the author will use techniques from the magazines, especially Kerrang!, for their own magazine cover but recognizes the need for own market research first.
More Related Content
More from Jack Crompton
Film summary
1) Charlotte writes a story for a creative writing assignment that concerns her teacher.
2) The story depicts Charlotte's imaginary counterpart that plays on her insecurities and prevents her from finishing her homework.
3) Charlotte has a repressed memory of a friend who died after they separated one night, which she feels guilty about. Her counterpart makes her relive this memory.
Extended analysis
The document discusses a magazine product created by the author called "Soundclash". It uses standard magazine conventions like a masthead and covers a variety of music genres, challenging conventions of typical music magazines. The magazine aims to represent younger generations and cover up-and-coming artists. The target audience is music fans aged 12-40 interested in a range of genres. The author believes the magazine could be distributed by Bauer Media Group and attract audiences through relevant articles and festival information. Through creating the magazine, the author has improved their photography, design and project management skills.
Ferdinand
Ferdinand de Saussure was a pioneering linguist and semiotician who demonstrated that the meaning of signs depends on the audience interpreting them based on cultural and linguistic factors. He showed that the connection between what something signifies (the signifier) and its meaning (the signified) is arbitrary. This helps media students understand that they must use signs correctly in their work to ensure the intended audience understands the intended message.
We wear togas photo shoot
The document discusses a photo shoot for a band called "We Wear Togas". It lists the band members Adam, Fozzy, and Rhys who were present for the shoot.
Music magazine research
The document analyzes and annotates the covers of three music magazines - Kerrang!, Q, and Classic Rock. It finds similarities like the use of buttons to advertise articles and anchorage text on all three covers. One difference is the images used - Kerrang! and Q show full bands for the main article while Classic Rock only shows the lead singer. The target audiences also differ - Kerrang! aims for younger readers and offers free posters while Classic Rock targets an older audience with a free CD. The conclusion states the author will use techniques from the magazines, especially Kerrang!, for their own magazine cover but recognizes the need for own market research first.
More from Jack Crompton (6)
Magazine review
- 1. Magazine review and film poster