Media contents page research
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The document discusses the codes and conventions of contents pages from three magazines: Q, NME, and Clash. It analyzes layout features like use of imagery, grid structure, fonts, and color schemes. Key points the document takes away for its own magazine's contents page include using a masthead in bold font, multiple relevant images, and an organized column layout for text. Consistency across issues is also important.
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Philippa Weston is researching the genre of pop music magazines to create her own magazine. She identifies several key components that define the genre including using bright colors, a large masthead and titles, a full-page model photo, different fonts and text sizes, and a messy informal layout on the cover with a more structured layout on the contents page. She will apply these elements, such as using a model in jeans and a fun top against a white background and incorporating pink throughout, to design her magazine in the style of popular pop music magazines.
Codes and conventions contents
The document provides examples of codes and conventions used in magazine contents pages and double page spreads. It analyzes magazines like Country Weekly, NME, Billboard, Maverick, and Q. Some common conventions highlighted include using large prominent images, consistent color schemes, bold text for key information, separating sections clearly, and drawing attention to main articles. Maintaining a magazine's house style and using techniques like direct address, pull quotes, and drop caps helps engage readers.
Question 1
This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines.
The masthead, cover image, headline, and cover lines follow conventions by using attention-grabbing fonts and colors. However, the headline is not centered. The contents page uses a neat column layout and continues the theme's fonts and colors.
The article headline stands out against the text with a different color and font. A pull quote and body text in an easy-to-read font also follow conventions. While the article image is atypical by not matching the cover, additional images provide context and make the star seem accessible. Small details like an Instagram screenshot further develop realism.
Evaluation
The document summarizes the key codes and conventions used in magazine covers, contents pages, and double page spreads for the magazines Q, NME, and the student's own mock magazine cover design. The student provides examples of design elements like focal points, image placement, text formatting, and color schemes from the different magazines. Feedback on the student's cover and contents page indicates an appreciation for the clear organization and continuity in style with the source magazines. The student also considers potential distributors for the magazine.
Codes and conventions a2 contents page
The document analyzes the contents pages of several regional magazines, identifying common conventions and unique design choices. Key conventions included using varied images to showcase article diversity, brief descriptions to entice readers, and clear navigation elements like page numbers and headings. Formats differed, like one magazine using a single long image versus many small images. Overall, the document examines how contents pages balance familiar conventions with distinctive styles to inform and guide readers through the magazine.
Textual analysis 1
The document summarizes the textual analysis of various elements of a magazine's layout, including the front cover, contents page, and a double-page spread. Key points include:
- The front cover uses a low-key main image against a bright color palette to attract female readers. The masthead is in a sans serif font to appeal to stereotypical female audiences.
- The contents page has a neutral layout with stereotypical colors for its target demographic. Images relate to interior content and are positioned staggered between text.
- The double-page spread follows conventions with a large cover image and column of text between two images to separate content and engage readers visually.
Textual analysis 1
The document provides an analysis of the layout, images, and text used in different sections of a magazine called "the moment". It summarizes the key design elements in the cover page, contents page, and a double-page article spread. The cover page uses bright colors, low lighting, and a centered female image. The contents page has a neutral color scheme and images/text arranged in columns. The double-page spread follows conventions with one page of image and the other of text arranged in a column between two large images.
QUESTION 1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Contents Codes and Conventions Research - AS Media Studies
This document analyzes the codes and conventions used in the contents pages of three rap/R&B magazines: Fader, Vibe, and XXL. Some common conventions across magazines include using the magazine masthead to maintain brand consistency, featuring enticing article descriptions and multiple images to highlight stories, and using bold/large page numbers anchored near images to easily guide readers to featured content. Individual magazines also have distinct styles, like Fader using minimalist typography, Vibe centering around large cover artist images, and XXL employing pull quotes and lighting techniques to attract readers. Overall, the contents pages aim to tease readers into specific stories using visual cues and consistent branding elements.
Codes and conventions
The document discusses codes and conventions commonly used on music magazine front covers. It notes that magazines typically use hermeneutic codes to intrigue audiences, bold mastheads in capitals, close-up or mid-shot images of artists to create personal relationships with readers, large bold text anchoring images, varied colors and fonts to attract attention, and bold subtitles to engage readers. The document provides examples from specific magazine covers to illustrate these typical design elements and techniques.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses various conventions used in magazine design and how the media product challenges or follows these conventions. For the front cover, conventions like the masthead placement, sell lines, and imagery are both followed and challenged. The contents page includes features columns, page numbering, and images as per conventions. The double page spread utilizes anchor text, columns of text, and full-page images as seen in magazines like Q and NME. Overall, the media product aims to attract readers through both following familiar conventions and innovating its design.
Q1. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and ...
Media AS Evaluation Q1
Q1. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Question 01 of music mag media evaluation.
Media evaluations have seven questions for one to answer, Her is an example for the public to follow for an answer.
Question 01 of Media evaluation
Media evaluations have seven questions for one to answer, Her is an example for the public to follow for an answer.
Contents Page Analysis - Kerrang
The contents page is divided evenly between an article on My Chemical Romance and listings of other articles. Over half the page contains images, including a large one of My Chemical Romance to promote their article. Smaller images throughout entice readers to learn more. Columns of text clearly list page numbers for articles. Additional elements like the editor's note and logo/color scheme create coherence and appeal to the magazine's target audience. The layout and use of images effectively serves the same purpose as the front cover in promoting key articles.
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Media contents page research
- 1. RESEARCH - CODES AND CONVENTIONS OF A CONTENTS PAGE
- 2. Masthead, bold, house style consistent Magazine logo placed in same area as front cover Main image, full shot, takes up most of the page, featured artist, main focus of vision Larger page number, pulls importance to article Thumbnail to secondary article Menu, red underlining makes texts stand out, eye catching, cognitive needs (uses and grats) Issue number, bold, keeps audience up to date In style house colours consistent Lots of images, eye catching, catches possible reader’s interests Month issued, same place throughout magazine, keeps consistency Page number, same place throughout magazine, keeps consistency
- 3. CODES AND CONVENTIONS FOR Q MAGAZINE • The contents page mainly consists of images, the main largest image being of the feature artist (Cheryl) which takes up almost a whole page making it the main focus of the contents, this attracts the reader to the main cover line story as it is the one that stands out the most and is something I would consider using in my own magazine’s contents page. • The style layout of Q is very boxy which gives it an organised, clean look which is pleasing to look at which is a key feature I would want for my own magazine’s contents page. • Compared to the contents pages of NME that I am about to look at the contents page of Q is over a double page spread which means more content can be put on the page, I think this works well if you want to put a lot of imagery in the contents page like Q which is something I am considering incorporating with my own magazine’s contents page
- 4. Headline, informative title Lots of images, each image a pull on featured articles Pull quote from article, pulls in the reader to specific articles, affective needs (uses and grats) Bold page numbers, make specific articles stand out Variety of fonts Texts and images boxed off from each other, organised and tidy Menu, simplistic, plus implies more, cognitive needs (uses and grats) Hermeneutic code, draws in reader
- 5. CODES AND CONVENTIONS FOR NME • There is a lot of imagery which gives lots of colour and life to the page, this is something I would like for my own magazine contents cover. • The layout of the magazine is very organised, the white background makes the images and font stand out, I really like the layout of the nme contents page and want to have a contents page layout similar to this.
- 6. Colour scheme is bright and varies in colours that contrast Issue no. Displayed in unique way Masthead, bold font, colour stands out on white background Block line of colour separates different menus Follows a conventional grid, well-structured Three separate text columns represent different features of issue Cover story photo larger (not as much), draws audience's attention and page no badge directs them to cover story Fashion section, draws in female audience Obvious promo of magazine, attracts audience to buy magazine for freebies, social integrative needs (uses and grats) Layout is simplistic, organised
- 7. CODES AND CONVENTIONS FOR CLASH MAGAZINE • The double page spread of Clash is set out in a conventional grid where the two pages are divided into two sections of text and images. This is something I want to incorporate within my own magazine as this style looks well-structured and tidy. • The cover story image is larger than the rest although not by much in comparison, however there is a badge in red which contrasts against the image labels the page number of the cover story showing it’s importance which pulls the audience to the specific article. • The house style colour palette is black and white, which looks simple and clear. Other bright blue and pink colours add energy and style to the pages and suggest that this issue is based on more on pop music. I think for my magazine I would choose a house style colour palette where another colour is also used consistently throughout the magazine.
- 8. CODES AND CONVENTIONS OF ALL 3 MAGAZINES • All 3 magazines have a bold masthead displaying the page as the contents, I plan to have a masthead for my contents page that is in a bold font. • There is multiple images on each contents page to make the contents more visually appealing, I plan to have a minimum of 3 images on my contents page that relate to the content. • Both Q and Clash use columns to layout the contents text, I plan to have my contents text in a column layout as it keeps all content in one area and the layout is simplistic and easy to read.