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The document describes style sheets for a music magazine called "UYour Music". It outlines the color scheme and fonts used for different elements of the magazine design. The color scheme uses dark red to represent energy, silver for emotion and sensitivity, and blue for trust and credibility. The masthead font is Copperplate Gothic Light at 150pt size. Headers are in fonts like Britannic Bold and Baskerville Old Face at 40pt. Other fonts like Aharoni and Magneto are used for cover lines and slogans.
How does your media product portray certain social
The document analyzes how the author's media product portrays certain social groups including age, gender, and ethnicity.
For age, the product uses teenage models to represent and connect with its target audience. It portrays stereotypes of teenagers being despondent and attention-seeking.
For gender, the product features only male artists, portraying stereotypes of males being workers and unaffected by emotions, while also challenging stereotypes by showing vulnerability.
For ethnicity, the product only features white European males, portraying stereotypes that the music genre favors whites and that whites are restrained and unsociable, while also attempting to break stereotypes of prejudice against gingers.
Draft Sheets and Style Sheet
The document provides style guidelines for a music publication called "U", including the meaning and purpose behind the brand colors of dark red, silver, and blue; the masthead font of Copperplate Gothic Light; the slogans and their aims to appeal to readers; and headers and cover lines to be set in fonts like Aharoni, Bernard MT Condensed, and Britannic Bold. The style sheet is intended to establish a consistent visual identity and voice for the publication that builds trust, connection, and delivers high quality, credible content to readers.
Photography planning
This document outlines photography plans for the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread for a music magazine aimed at 16-24 year olds.
The front cover will feature a medium shot of a model looking out at the viewer, casually dressed to seem relatable. There will also be three sub-images to entice readers. The contents page will show a band against a white wall in long shot, wearing individual styles. It will include 7-8 sub-images advertising pages. The double page spread will use an 80% close-up of the cover model looking at the viewer, with one sub-image of a stage to set the scene.
Photography planning
The document provides photography plans for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a music magazine.
The front cover will feature a medium shot of a model looking out at the viewer to draw them in. Sub-images will promote freebies to incentivize purchases.
The contents page will show a band against a white backdrop to make them stand out. Sub-images will advertise pages and available subscriptions.
The double page spread's main image will be a medium close-up of the cover model looking at the text. A secondary image of an empty stage under lighting will provide a sense of being on stage under the spotlight.
Photography planning
The document provides photography plans for a magazine cover and contents pages.
The cover photo will be a medium shot of a model looking out to draw the viewer in. Sub-images will include freebies to entice purchases.
The contents page will feature a band against a white backdrop to make them stand out. Sub-images will promote subscriptions.
Double page photos will use a close-up of the cover model looking at text to engage readers.
Draft sheets
The document outlines the style sheet for a music magazine called "U". It describes the color scheme using dark red, silver, and blue to represent energy, emotion, and trust. It then details the typography used for various elements like the masthead, slogans, headers, and cover lines, choosing serif and sans serif fonts in varying sizes to convey quality information and appeal to readers. The style sheet is intended to build connection with readers and artists through the visual design.
Market Research
Mojo aims to provide in-depth information and opinions on music to educate its audience. It has a readership of 218,000 people with a median age of 37. Mojo's typical reader appreciates various music genres, has money to spend on music, and uses their music knowledge in social situations. Most of Mojo's audience is classified as ABC1, making them attractive to advertisers. Mojo uses various media platforms to reach more people.
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Draft sheets
The document describes style sheets for a music magazine called "UYour Music". It outlines the color scheme and fonts used for different elements of the magazine design. The color scheme uses dark red to represent energy, silver for emotion and sensitivity, and blue for trust and credibility. The masthead font is Copperplate Gothic Light at 150pt size. Headers are in fonts like Britannic Bold and Baskerville Old Face at 40pt. Other fonts like Aharoni and Magneto are used for cover lines and slogans.
How does your media product portray certain social
The document analyzes how the author's media product portrays certain social groups including age, gender, and ethnicity.
For age, the product uses teenage models to represent and connect with its target audience. It portrays stereotypes of teenagers being despondent and attention-seeking.
For gender, the product features only male artists, portraying stereotypes of males being workers and unaffected by emotions, while also challenging stereotypes by showing vulnerability.
For ethnicity, the product only features white European males, portraying stereotypes that the music genre favors whites and that whites are restrained and unsociable, while also attempting to break stereotypes of prejudice against gingers.
Draft Sheets and Style Sheet
The document provides style guidelines for a music publication called "U", including the meaning and purpose behind the brand colors of dark red, silver, and blue; the masthead font of Copperplate Gothic Light; the slogans and their aims to appeal to readers; and headers and cover lines to be set in fonts like Aharoni, Bernard MT Condensed, and Britannic Bold. The style sheet is intended to establish a consistent visual identity and voice for the publication that builds trust, connection, and delivers high quality, credible content to readers.
Photography planning
This document outlines photography plans for the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread for a music magazine aimed at 16-24 year olds.
The front cover will feature a medium shot of a model looking out at the viewer, casually dressed to seem relatable. There will also be three sub-images to entice readers. The contents page will show a band against a white wall in long shot, wearing individual styles. It will include 7-8 sub-images advertising pages. The double page spread will use an 80% close-up of the cover model looking at the viewer, with one sub-image of a stage to set the scene.
Photography planning
The document provides photography plans for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a music magazine.
The front cover will feature a medium shot of a model looking out at the viewer to draw them in. Sub-images will promote freebies to incentivize purchases.
The contents page will show a band against a white backdrop to make them stand out. Sub-images will advertise pages and available subscriptions.
The double page spread's main image will be a medium close-up of the cover model looking at the text. A secondary image of an empty stage under lighting will provide a sense of being on stage under the spotlight.
Photography planning
The document provides photography plans for a magazine cover and contents pages.
The cover photo will be a medium shot of a model looking out to draw the viewer in. Sub-images will include freebies to entice purchases.
The contents page will feature a band against a white backdrop to make them stand out. Sub-images will promote subscriptions.
Double page photos will use a close-up of the cover model looking at text to engage readers.
Draft sheets
The document outlines the style sheet for a music magazine called "U". It describes the color scheme using dark red, silver, and blue to represent energy, emotion, and trust. It then details the typography used for various elements like the masthead, slogans, headers, and cover lines, choosing serif and sans serif fonts in varying sizes to convey quality information and appeal to readers. The style sheet is intended to build connection with readers and artists through the visual design.
Market Research
Mojo aims to provide in-depth information and opinions on music to educate its audience. It has a readership of 218,000 people with a median age of 37. Mojo's typical reader appreciates various music genres, has money to spend on music, and uses their music knowledge in social situations. Most of Mojo's audience is classified as ABC1, making them attractive to advertisers. Mojo uses various media platforms to reach more people.
Magazine Planning - Pitch Sheet
This document provides details for planning a new music magazine called "U". It includes the proposed title, slogan, genres of music covered, issue frequency, price, attitude and style. The magazine will focus on indie and pop/rock genres. It will be released monthly at £2.99 per issue. The magazine aims to have a relaxed style and attitude, appealing to music fans looking for new artists. It will include articles on both popular and up-and-coming artists, album and concert reviews, charts of recommended songs, and occasional posters or CD giveaways to subscribers.
Wendy Proctor - Resume Nov 2015
This document contains a CV for Wendy Ann Proctor, summarizing her professional experience and qualifications. She has over 15 years of experience in administrative and management roles, including currently serving as the Brent Local Safeguarding Children Board Business Support Officer. Previous roles include Administrator at Brent Museum and Store Manager for Wax Lyrical Ltd. She possesses strong skills in areas like IT, event planning, record keeping, and working with confidential information.
Flatplan
The document outlines a flat plan for a music magazine, divided into 5 sections. It includes features like artist interviews, reviews, charts, and advertisements. The plan utilizes a variety of layouts including full page spreads, smaller ads, and a mix of images and text. Advertisements will promote music-related products and events to match the 16-24 year old demographic. Including ads makes the magazine more interesting and useful to readers in deciding what to purchase. The layout aims to maintain reader interest through a fresh, appealing design with a balanced text to image ratio.
What have you learnt about technologies from producing
Daniel learned to use several new software programs and improved his skills with familiar ones while producing a media product. He gained experience with Photoshop, InDesign, PowerPoint, Word, Blogger, SlideShare, Premiere, Bridge and YouTube. Key skills developed include page layout, image editing, text styling, layer usage, and exporting files. Daniel also learned efficient techniques like keyboard shortcuts. Overall, the project helped Daniel become more proficient with software commonly used in media industries.
Magazine planning pitch sheet
The document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "U". It will focus on indie and pop/rock genres, featuring both established and up-and-coming artists. The magazine will be released monthly at a lower price point than competitors to attract a wider audience. The target reader is described as 17-year-old Oliver, who is passionate about music and hopes to pursue a career in it. He enjoys discovering new indie music online and through social media.
How Did I Attract My Audience?
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience for their magazine cover and contents page designs. Key points include:
- Using buzzwords like "Free" and artist names to attract different demographics.
- Including features like exclusives, photoshoots and charts that appeal to the target audience based on market research.
- Repeating the magazine name "U" to build brand identity and trust.
- Using varied fonts and font sizes to emphasize words and create visual hierarchy.
- Choosing images of artists and bands to represent individual styles while connecting them.
- Incorporating different colors like red, blue and silver in the design to stand out from other magazines
Photography planning
The document provides photography plans for a magazine cover and contents page.
For the cover, a medium shot of a model looking out will be the main image, with casual clothing to seem relatable. Sub-images will include freebies to entice purchases.
For the contents page, a long shot of an upcoming band against a white wall will give an impression of individuality. Sub-images will advertise pages and previous issues to encourage viewing.
Photography will use lighting, angles, and blocking of subjects to draw attention to key elements and convey intended impressions and meanings for the target audience.
How did i attract
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience for their magazine cover and contents page design. Key points include:
- Using buzzwords like "Free" and filling the cover with artist names to appeal to a wide demographic of music fans.
- Including features like exclusives, photoshoots and charts that the market research showed appealed to readers.
- Repeating the magazine's name "U" to create brand identity and trust.
- Using varied fonts, images and a color scheme of red, blue and silver to make the design visually appealing while reflecting the indie genre.
- Arranging text and images in a balanced way across pages to provide necessary information without overwhelming readers
Magazine research survey analysis
The document analyzes the results of a market research survey conducted to help design a new music magazine. It summarizes that the target audience is 16-24 year old males interested predominantly in indie, rock, and pop music. Interviews were the most popular content, so multiple in-depth artist interviews will be featured. Photographs of professional and live performance quality will also be included, as these styles appealed most to respondents. Based on survey answers about pricing and extras, the magazine will cost £3 and occasionally include bonuses like posters, CDs, or free gifts to attract subscribers.
Magazine Market and Research
Mojo, NME, Kerrang, and Q are four of the largest music magazines published in the UK. Mojo primarily focuses on classic rock music and has a median reader age of 37. NME covers rock, alternative, and indie music and has a mean reader age of 23. Kerrang focuses on rock music and has the lowest mean reader age of 22. Q does not have a specific music focus but aims to cover popular music across genres, and has a median reader age of 29. All four magazines have significant online presences and social media followings in order to engage their audiences across multiple platforms.
Media institutions publication choices
The document analyzes potential media institutions to distribute a new indie music magazine called U. It considers Bauer Media Group, Time Inc. UK, and Immediate Media Co. Bauer Media Group is chosen as they do not currently publish any indie magazines and would help them reach a new audience. Immediate Media Co. is the second choice as U could help them branch out, though music is not their main focus. Time Inc. UK is rejected as they already publish an indie magazine.
Textual analysis
The document provides an analysis of the layout, design elements, and techniques used on the front cover of the magazine Q. It examines features such as the main image, date and price, headlines, subheadings, and color scheme. The analysis finds that the design aims to attract the magazine's target audience of dedicated music fans with a high disposable income by promoting exclusive interviews and quality content through prominent images and text. Elements are strategically placed and designed to draw in readers while reflecting the magazine's mission of being the best music guide.
Textual analysis
The document provides an analysis of the front cover design conventions of two music magazines: Q Magazine and Kerrang Magazine. For Q Magazine, the analysis notes the placement of key elements like the date/price, main image of U2, layout focusing attention on U2, use of buzzwords, and masthead design appealing to older fans. For Kerrang, it discusses a more cluttered layout to grab younger readers, main image of Twenty One Pilots, date/price placement, use of a striking quote as a teaser, and masthead design appealing to younger audiences. Overall, the document examines how visual design and textual elements are used on the covers to target different demographic groups.
How did i attract
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for a music magazine called "U". Key points:
- Buzzwords like "Free" and "Exclusive" were used to appeal to the teenage demographic. Artist names and features like photoshoots and interviews were advertised to attract a wide audience.
- A variety of fonts were used to emphasize certain points and create visual hierarchy and contrast. Font styles related to music notation and individuality.
- Photographs included a male model portraying individual style to appeal to the target audience. Band images showed individuality and connection to the magazine's message.
- Overall the design aimed to attract readers through memorable branding, appealing content, and portray
How did I attract/address my audience?
This document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience for their music magazine. Some key techniques included using buzzwords like "Free" and names of popular artists to grab attention. Images of CDs, memory sticks, and band posters were included to appeal visually. A variety of fonts were used to emphasize certain words and create hierarchy. Photographs showed musicians looking unique and individualistic. The color scheme of red, blue, and silver was chosen to stand out. Layout placed most content and images around the edges to utilize maximum space.
Draft Sheets and Style Sheet
The document provides style guidelines for a music publication called "U", including the meaning and purpose behind the color scheme and fonts used. Dark red represents energy and determination to provide great content, silver represents building emotional connections, and blue represents trust and credibility. The masthead font "Copperplate Gothic Light" relates quality and comprehensive information. Fonts like "Bernard MT Condensed", "Aharoni", and "Estrangelo Edess" are used for headlines, cover lines, and crossheads at various point sizes to structure the publication.
Draft Sheets and Style Sheet
Dark red, pale orange, and blue represent the energy, social interaction, and trust that the publication aims to provide readers through credible information and connecting people through their shared love of music. The masthead font Copperplate Gothic Light is a serif font that relates to the quality and comprehensive information. The slogan in Bernard MT Condensed aims to only give readers the information they want to know.
Draft sheets and Style Sheet
Dark red, pale orange, and blue are proposed for the style sheet colors to represent energy/determination, social interaction/connection, and trust/loyalty respectively, relating to the publication's mission. The masthead font Copperplate Gothic Light at 150pt is a serif font suggestive of quality, comprehensive information. The slogan font Bernard MT Condensed at 20pt relates to only providing readers the information they want to know. Headers would use Britannic Bold 40pt Shadow, while cover lines use Aharoni 28pt Italics and straps/crossheads use Estrangelo Edess 20pt Bold Italics.
Draft sheets and Style Sheet
Dark red, pale orange, and blue are proposed for the style sheet colors to represent energy/determination, social interaction/connection, and trust/loyalty respectively, relating to the publication's mission. The masthead font Copperplate Gothic Light at 150pt is a serif font suggestive of quality, comprehensive information. The slogan font Bernard MT Condensed at 20pt relates to only giving readers the information they want to know. Headers would use Britannic Bold 40pt Shadow, while cover lines use Aharoni 28pt Italics and straps/crossheads use Estrangelo Edess 20pt Bold Italics.
Photography planning
1) The front cover will feature a medium shot of a man looking out at the audience to draw them in. He will be casually dressed and shot against a white backdrop for easy removal. There will also be three sub-images to entice readers with extras.
2) The contents page will feature a long shot of an upcoming band standing out against a dirty white wall. They will be wearing casual but stylish clothes to relate to the magazine's focus on individuality. There will be seven sub-images advertising pages and extras.
3) The double page spread will use an 80% close-up of the man from the cover looking out to catch the reader's attention. A sub-image of
Textual analysis
The document provides an analysis of the layout, design elements, and techniques used on the front cover of the magazine Q. It examines features such as the main image, date and price, headlines, subheadings, and color scheme. The analysis finds that the design aims to attract the magazine's target audience of dedicated music fans with a high disposable income by promoting exclusive interviews and quality content through prominent images and text. Elements are strategically placed and designed to draw in readers while reflecting the magazine's mission of being the best music guide.
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This document provides details for planning a new music magazine called "U". It includes the proposed title, slogan, genres of music covered, issue frequency, price, attitude and style. The magazine will focus on indie and pop/rock genres. It will be released monthly at £2.99 per issue. The magazine aims to have a relaxed style and attitude, appealing to music fans looking for new artists. It will include articles on both popular and up-and-coming artists, album and concert reviews, charts of recommended songs, and occasional posters or CD giveaways to subscribers.
Wendy Proctor - Resume Nov 2015
This document contains a CV for Wendy Ann Proctor, summarizing her professional experience and qualifications. She has over 15 years of experience in administrative and management roles, including currently serving as the Brent Local Safeguarding Children Board Business Support Officer. Previous roles include Administrator at Brent Museum and Store Manager for Wax Lyrical Ltd. She possesses strong skills in areas like IT, event planning, record keeping, and working with confidential information.
Flatplan
The document outlines a flat plan for a music magazine, divided into 5 sections. It includes features like artist interviews, reviews, charts, and advertisements. The plan utilizes a variety of layouts including full page spreads, smaller ads, and a mix of images and text. Advertisements will promote music-related products and events to match the 16-24 year old demographic. Including ads makes the magazine more interesting and useful to readers in deciding what to purchase. The layout aims to maintain reader interest through a fresh, appealing design with a balanced text to image ratio.
What have you learnt about technologies from producing
Daniel learned to use several new software programs and improved his skills with familiar ones while producing a media product. He gained experience with Photoshop, InDesign, PowerPoint, Word, Blogger, SlideShare, Premiere, Bridge and YouTube. Key skills developed include page layout, image editing, text styling, layer usage, and exporting files. Daniel also learned efficient techniques like keyboard shortcuts. Overall, the project helped Daniel become more proficient with software commonly used in media industries.
Magazine planning pitch sheet
The document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "U". It will focus on indie and pop/rock genres, featuring both established and up-and-coming artists. The magazine will be released monthly at a lower price point than competitors to attract a wider audience. The target reader is described as 17-year-old Oliver, who is passionate about music and hopes to pursue a career in it. He enjoys discovering new indie music online and through social media.
How Did I Attract My Audience?
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience for their magazine cover and contents page designs. Key points include:
- Using buzzwords like "Free" and artist names to attract different demographics.
- Including features like exclusives, photoshoots and charts that appeal to the target audience based on market research.
- Repeating the magazine name "U" to build brand identity and trust.
- Using varied fonts and font sizes to emphasize words and create visual hierarchy.
- Choosing images of artists and bands to represent individual styles while connecting them.
- Incorporating different colors like red, blue and silver in the design to stand out from other magazines
Photography planning
The document provides photography plans for a magazine cover and contents page.
For the cover, a medium shot of a model looking out will be the main image, with casual clothing to seem relatable. Sub-images will include freebies to entice purchases.
For the contents page, a long shot of an upcoming band against a white wall will give an impression of individuality. Sub-images will advertise pages and previous issues to encourage viewing.
Photography will use lighting, angles, and blocking of subjects to draw attention to key elements and convey intended impressions and meanings for the target audience.
How did i attract
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience for their magazine cover and contents page design. Key points include:
- Using buzzwords like "Free" and filling the cover with artist names to appeal to a wide demographic of music fans.
- Including features like exclusives, photoshoots and charts that the market research showed appealed to readers.
- Repeating the magazine's name "U" to create brand identity and trust.
- Using varied fonts, images and a color scheme of red, blue and silver to make the design visually appealing while reflecting the indie genre.
- Arranging text and images in a balanced way across pages to provide necessary information without overwhelming readers
Magazine research survey analysis
The document analyzes the results of a market research survey conducted to help design a new music magazine. It summarizes that the target audience is 16-24 year old males interested predominantly in indie, rock, and pop music. Interviews were the most popular content, so multiple in-depth artist interviews will be featured. Photographs of professional and live performance quality will also be included, as these styles appealed most to respondents. Based on survey answers about pricing and extras, the magazine will cost £3 and occasionally include bonuses like posters, CDs, or free gifts to attract subscribers.
Magazine Market and Research
Mojo, NME, Kerrang, and Q are four of the largest music magazines published in the UK. Mojo primarily focuses on classic rock music and has a median reader age of 37. NME covers rock, alternative, and indie music and has a mean reader age of 23. Kerrang focuses on rock music and has the lowest mean reader age of 22. Q does not have a specific music focus but aims to cover popular music across genres, and has a median reader age of 29. All four magazines have significant online presences and social media followings in order to engage their audiences across multiple platforms.
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Media institutions publication choices
The document analyzes potential media institutions to distribute a new indie music magazine called U. It considers Bauer Media Group, Time Inc. UK, and Immediate Media Co. Bauer Media Group is chosen as they do not currently publish any indie magazines and would help them reach a new audience. Immediate Media Co. is the second choice as U could help them branch out, though music is not their main focus. Time Inc. UK is rejected as they already publish an indie magazine.
Textual analysis
The document provides an analysis of the layout, design elements, and techniques used on the front cover of the magazine Q. It examines features such as the main image, date and price, headlines, subheadings, and color scheme. The analysis finds that the design aims to attract the magazine's target audience of dedicated music fans with a high disposable income by promoting exclusive interviews and quality content through prominent images and text. Elements are strategically placed and designed to draw in readers while reflecting the magazine's mission of being the best music guide.
Textual analysis
The document provides an analysis of the front cover design conventions of two music magazines: Q Magazine and Kerrang Magazine. For Q Magazine, the analysis notes the placement of key elements like the date/price, main image of U2, layout focusing attention on U2, use of buzzwords, and masthead design appealing to older fans. For Kerrang, it discusses a more cluttered layout to grab younger readers, main image of Twenty One Pilots, date/price placement, use of a striking quote as a teaser, and masthead design appealing to younger audiences. Overall, the document examines how visual design and textual elements are used on the covers to target different demographic groups.
How did i attract
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for a music magazine called "U". Key points:
- Buzzwords like "Free" and "Exclusive" were used to appeal to the teenage demographic. Artist names and features like photoshoots and interviews were advertised to attract a wide audience.
- A variety of fonts were used to emphasize certain points and create visual hierarchy and contrast. Font styles related to music notation and individuality.
- Photographs included a male model portraying individual style to appeal to the target audience. Band images showed individuality and connection to the magazine's message.
- Overall the design aimed to attract readers through memorable branding, appealing content, and portray
How did I attract/address my audience?
This document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience for their music magazine. Some key techniques included using buzzwords like "Free" and names of popular artists to grab attention. Images of CDs, memory sticks, and band posters were included to appeal visually. A variety of fonts were used to emphasize certain words and create hierarchy. Photographs showed musicians looking unique and individualistic. The color scheme of red, blue, and silver was chosen to stand out. Layout placed most content and images around the edges to utilize maximum space.
Draft Sheets and Style Sheet
The document provides style guidelines for a music publication called "U", including the meaning and purpose behind the color scheme and fonts used. Dark red represents energy and determination to provide great content, silver represents building emotional connections, and blue represents trust and credibility. The masthead font "Copperplate Gothic Light" relates quality and comprehensive information. Fonts like "Bernard MT Condensed", "Aharoni", and "Estrangelo Edess" are used for headlines, cover lines, and crossheads at various point sizes to structure the publication.
Draft Sheets and Style Sheet
Dark red, pale orange, and blue represent the energy, social interaction, and trust that the publication aims to provide readers through credible information and connecting people through their shared love of music. The masthead font Copperplate Gothic Light is a serif font that relates to the quality and comprehensive information. The slogan in Bernard MT Condensed aims to only give readers the information they want to know.
Draft sheets and Style Sheet
Dark red, pale orange, and blue are proposed for the style sheet colors to represent energy/determination, social interaction/connection, and trust/loyalty respectively, relating to the publication's mission. The masthead font Copperplate Gothic Light at 150pt is a serif font suggestive of quality, comprehensive information. The slogan font Bernard MT Condensed at 20pt relates to only providing readers the information they want to know. Headers would use Britannic Bold 40pt Shadow, while cover lines use Aharoni 28pt Italics and straps/crossheads use Estrangelo Edess 20pt Bold Italics.
Draft sheets and Style Sheet
Dark red, pale orange, and blue are proposed for the style sheet colors to represent energy/determination, social interaction/connection, and trust/loyalty respectively, relating to the publication's mission. The masthead font Copperplate Gothic Light at 150pt is a serif font suggestive of quality, comprehensive information. The slogan font Bernard MT Condensed at 20pt relates to only giving readers the information they want to know. Headers would use Britannic Bold 40pt Shadow, while cover lines use Aharoni 28pt Italics and straps/crossheads use Estrangelo Edess 20pt Bold Italics.
Photography planning
1) The front cover will feature a medium shot of a man looking out at the audience to draw them in. He will be casually dressed and shot against a white backdrop for easy removal. There will also be three sub-images to entice readers with extras.
2) The contents page will feature a long shot of an upcoming band standing out against a dirty white wall. They will be wearing casual but stylish clothes to relate to the magazine's focus on individuality. There will be seven sub-images advertising pages and extras.
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Textual analysis
The document provides an analysis of the layout, design elements, and techniques used on the front cover of the magazine Q. It examines features such as the main image, date and price, headlines, subheadings, and color scheme. The analysis finds that the design aims to attract the magazine's target audience of dedicated music fans with a high disposable income by promoting exclusive interviews and quality content through prominent images and text. Elements are strategically placed and designed to draw in readers while reflecting the magazine's mission of being the best music guide.
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