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Music magazine textual evaluation
My magazine cover and contents page adhere to some typical conventions of music magazines such as using a limited color palette, bold mastheads, and images of male artists to suggest a target audience of young males. However, my magazine also challenges some conventions by including an editor's note on the contents page and spreading text over two pages on the double page spread, whereas the sample NME magazine follows more traditional presentations. Both magazines contain typical elements like quotes, images, and articles on the double page spread but differ in layout and number of images used.
Music magazine questionnaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a music magazine questionnaire. Key findings include that the target audience is mostly male between 17-19 years old who listen to rock music. Most people find out about new music releases on TV rather than magazines. The majority of respondents buy music from online retailers or iTunes. This information will help the magazine creator decide on content, advertising, and potential discounts to include.
Augustine’s preliminary task
Augustine created a preliminary layout for the front cover and contents page of a school magazine. They used tools like the rectangle tool, paint bucket, and filter tool to design borders and add color and effects. Text and images were then added to the layout using the text and filter tools. This allowed Augustine to create a prototype for the magazine's front pages before adding final content.
Battle of the bands
The document outlines a promotional campaign for a band called Scorpzys Blue Sky that includes releasing a music video promo, placing an advertisement in a music magazine, designing the single cover, promoting through social media, and purchasing a billboard advertisement. The goals are to showcase the artist's work, market their music to the public, create branding for their upcoming CD, and reach broad audiences through social media and billboards.
Music magazine
This document analyzes the design elements used in a music magazine cover. It notes that the magazine uses bold subheadings, differently sized and colored fonts for quotes, and consistent typography. The main story is centered to catch readers' attention. The magazine also uses images as the focal point, different text sizes to draw the eye, and includes additional stories and a barcode at the bottom. Color schemes, text borders, and similar typography between stories are also discussed.
Music video equipment list
The equipment list includes Adobe Premier Pro for editing raw footage and adding effects to create the final music video. A computer is needed to construct the video. A digital video recorder will capture footage, while batteries, tape, DV cables, a tripod, lights, and green screen will aid in recording and producing higher quality footage and special effects for the music video.
Music video questionnaire analysis
This document summarizes the results of a music video questionnaire. It shows that the target audience for music videos is mostly males aged 17. It also shows that people spend 10-30 minutes watching music videos daily, mostly through TV channels. Finally, it indicates that people find out about new music videos mostly through Facebook and prefer performance-focused pop music videos.
Music magazine images
Music Magazine Images is an article written by Augustine Adeosun. It discusses images featured in music magazines. The author focuses on the visual representation of musicians and how magazine photos shape perceptions of artists and their brands.
As media analysis
This document analyzes the content page of an AS Media magazine. It uses typical conventions like a main central image, additional surrounding images, and variations in typography. However, it also contains some unique elements like a band index and only one main image. The central image depicts older musicians and connotes the magazine's target rock audience. Overall, the content page effectively uses visuals and information to promote the magazine's content and attract its intended readership.
Music magazine evaluation
The document discusses how a music magazine targeted its audience of 16-24 year old males. It aimed to attract its audience through:
1) Including an exclusive interview with an up-and-coming rock star to appeal to fans of that artist.
2) Offering a free gift (guitar picks) with magazine purchases to incentivize customers.
3) Running a competition to win a rare guitar, making the magazine cover more appealing.
4) Directly addressing readers through the editorial and competition details to engage them further.
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Music magazine textual evaluation
My magazine cover and contents page adhere to some typical conventions of music magazines such as using a limited color palette, bold mastheads, and images of male artists to suggest a target audience of young males. However, my magazine also challenges some conventions by including an editor's note on the contents page and spreading text over two pages on the double page spread, whereas the sample NME magazine follows more traditional presentations. Both magazines contain typical elements like quotes, images, and articles on the double page spread but differ in layout and number of images used.
Music magazine questionnaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a music magazine questionnaire. Key findings include that the target audience is mostly male between 17-19 years old who listen to rock music. Most people find out about new music releases on TV rather than magazines. The majority of respondents buy music from online retailers or iTunes. This information will help the magazine creator decide on content, advertising, and potential discounts to include.
Augustine’s preliminary task
Augustine created a preliminary layout for the front cover and contents page of a school magazine. They used tools like the rectangle tool, paint bucket, and filter tool to design borders and add color and effects. Text and images were then added to the layout using the text and filter tools. This allowed Augustine to create a prototype for the magazine's front pages before adding final content.
Battle of the bands
The document outlines a promotional campaign for a band called Scorpzys Blue Sky that includes releasing a music video promo, placing an advertisement in a music magazine, designing the single cover, promoting through social media, and purchasing a billboard advertisement. The goals are to showcase the artist's work, market their music to the public, create branding for their upcoming CD, and reach broad audiences through social media and billboards.
Music magazine
This document analyzes the design elements used in a music magazine cover. It notes that the magazine uses bold subheadings, differently sized and colored fonts for quotes, and consistent typography. The main story is centered to catch readers' attention. The magazine also uses images as the focal point, different text sizes to draw the eye, and includes additional stories and a barcode at the bottom. Color schemes, text borders, and similar typography between stories are also discussed.
Music video equipment list
The equipment list includes Adobe Premier Pro for editing raw footage and adding effects to create the final music video. A computer is needed to construct the video. A digital video recorder will capture footage, while batteries, tape, DV cables, a tripod, lights, and green screen will aid in recording and producing higher quality footage and special effects for the music video.
Music video questionnaire analysis
This document summarizes the results of a music video questionnaire. It shows that the target audience for music videos is mostly males aged 17. It also shows that people spend 10-30 minutes watching music videos daily, mostly through TV channels. Finally, it indicates that people find out about new music videos mostly through Facebook and prefer performance-focused pop music videos.
Music magazine images
Music Magazine Images is an article written by Augustine Adeosun. It discusses images featured in music magazines. The author focuses on the visual representation of musicians and how magazine photos shape perceptions of artists and their brands.
As media analysis
This document analyzes the content page of an AS Media magazine. It uses typical conventions like a main central image, additional surrounding images, and variations in typography. However, it also contains some unique elements like a band index and only one main image. The central image depicts older musicians and connotes the magazine's target rock audience. Overall, the content page effectively uses visuals and information to promote the magazine's content and attract its intended readership.
Music magazine evaluation
The document discusses how a music magazine targeted its audience of 16-24 year old males. It aimed to attract its audience through:
1) Including an exclusive interview with an up-and-coming rock star to appeal to fans of that artist.
2) Offering a free gift (guitar picks) with magazine purchases to incentivize customers.
3) Running a competition to win a rare guitar, making the magazine cover more appealing.
4) Directly addressing readers through the editorial and competition details to engage them further.
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Music video equipment list
Adobe Premier Pro software will be used to edit raw footage and add effects to create the final music video. A computer will be used to construct the video using a digital video recorder to capture footage, while batteries, tape, DV cables, a tripod, and lights aid in recording quality footage. A green screen will also be utilized in the music video production.
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1. Rise Against's "The Sufferer and The Witness" released in 2006. The cover features two figures facing each other suggesting the sufferer and witness. It conveys a political message through imagery and typography that appeals to male audiences.
2. 30 Seconds to Mars' "This Is War" released in 2009. The cover features a tiger's teeth suggesting aggression and violence. It uses imagery and typography to convey an aggressive rock genre that also appeals to male audiences.
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