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The document summarizes feedback from audience testing on the front cover design of a magazine. For question 1, respondents said the main sell line "NEWBIE" and the main image of the model caught their attention most due to the large bright font and the model taking up most space. For question 2, respondents said the genre would be pop music based on the colors, young artist on the cover, and the target audience being interested in pop. Respondents also felt the models and outfits on the contents page were appropriate for the target audience by relating to the sell line and season. Feedback was mixed on readability of text, with some finding it easy to read and others finding text over images harder to read. Suggest
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This document analyzes existing celebrity magazine covers to inform the design of a new magazine cover. It summarizes common features such as using a famous person as the main image to attract fans. It also notes the use of limited color schemes and headlines about new releases to grab attention. Key aspects that will be included are the artist as the main image and teasers about upcoming albums. An audience profile targets ages 14+ primarily, both genders, and "belongers" interested in popular music and celebrities.
Question 5
This document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience of young people aged 16-24 with interests in film and music for their magazine. To attract the audience, the front cover features a casual photo of a model dressed similarly to the target age group. The contents include articles and reviews about films and music relevant to the audience's interests. The contents page is organized and numbered to make content easy to find. Consistent use of colors like red, black and white throughout gives the magazine a sophisticated and cohesive look.
Question 1
The document is an evaluation of a magazine created by Emma Dunn. It summarizes the key elements of the magazine including:
- The magazine is modeled after "Top of the Pops" magazine aimed at girls aged 11-16 and focuses on pop music.
- The layout, colors, and cover style are similar to conventional teen magazines to attract its target audience.
- While similar in overall style, the original content like celebrity interviews adds an element of originality.
Question 1
1) The document discusses how the author's magazine product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It examines the structures and features of magazines like mastheads, images, and text.
2) The author aimed to include the key features of conventional magazines in their own magazine, such as bright colors, similar amounts of text, and high quality images.
3) Details are provided on design choices for the magazine cover, contents page, and double-page spread to align with conventions like using pink colors, eye-catching text, multiple images, and maintaining a consistent color scheme. The goal was to appeal to the target audience of 11-16 year old females.
Task 5
The document discusses Blender, an American music magazine, as an example to base a new music magazine on. Blender began in 1994 as a digital CD-ROM magazine and later launched print and web editions. It featured lists of popular music and celebrities. The document discusses targeting a readership of 16-24 year olds and using eye-catching design elements like prominent images of celebrities, simple color schemes, and fonts to attract both female and male readers.
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The target audience for the pop music magazine is primarily females ages 10-30 from a middle class background. Secondary audiences include males within the same age range and those from an upper class social status. The magazine content will focus on popular artists and topics that appeal to fans of pop music who want to stay informed on the latest news in the industry. Features will support UK artists to attract the "Belonger" psychographic segment most interested in domestic content.
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This document summarizes research on the front covers of three existing magazine products. It finds that they commonly include bright, attractive photos; barcode and date information; and use color schemes and fonts that appeal to their target audiences. Aspects the document author will incorporate in their own work are barcode, date, bold title, three-color palette, engaging photos, page counts, and colored cover lines. The bibliography lists the three magazines researched: The English Garden, Thomson Holidays, and BBC Good Food.
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Question 1
The document is an evaluation of a magazine created by Emma Dunn. It summarizes the key elements of the magazine including:
- The magazine is modeled after "Top of the Pops" magazine aimed at girls aged 11-16 and focuses on pop music.
- The layout, colors, and cover style are similar to conventional teen magazines to attract its target audience.
- While similar in overall style, the original content like celebrity interviews adds an element of originality.
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1) The document discusses how the author's magazine product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It examines the structures and features of magazines like mastheads, images, and text.
2) The author aimed to include the key features of conventional magazines in their own magazine, such as bright colors, similar amounts of text, and high quality images.
3) Details are provided on design choices for the magazine cover, contents page, and double-page spread to align with conventions like using pink colors, eye-catching text, multiple images, and maintaining a consistent color scheme. The goal was to appeal to the target audience of 11-16 year old females.
Task 5
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The target audience for the pop music magazine is primarily females ages 10-30 from a middle class background. Secondary audiences include males within the same age range and those from an upper class social status. The magazine content will focus on popular artists and topics that appeal to fans of pop music who want to stay informed on the latest news in the industry. Features will support UK artists to attract the "Belonger" psychographic segment most interested in domestic content.
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This document summarizes research on the front covers of three existing magazine products. It finds that they commonly include bright, attractive photos; barcode and date information; and use color schemes and fonts that appeal to their target audiences. Aspects the document author will incorporate in their own work are barcode, date, bold title, three-color palette, engaging photos, page counts, and colored cover lines. The bibliography lists the three magazines researched: The English Garden, Thomson Holidays, and BBC Good Food.
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Question 1 presentation 1
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The uses and gratification theory
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Information - People use media like magazines and newspapers to gain knowledge. Music magazines provide information about music events, songs, artists and albums.
Entertainment - Media can relieve stress and problems. Magazines entertain depending on their audience, through quizzes, horoscopes or images of women.
Social Interaction - Magazines connect readers to share opinions and spread popularity. People may read magazines to socially interact with friends discussing that media.
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Top Of The Pops **
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Evaluation question 7
Through the process of creating her final magazine product, the author feels she has improved in several key areas from her preliminary task:
1) Her research and planning skills are stronger - she understands what to look for in professional magazines and how to plan her own magazine accordingly.
2) Her technical skills using software like Photoshop have grown - she is more comfortable with the tools and understands layout and design principles better.
3) While the contents page layout remained similar, she enhanced it by adding social media details, based on research of what appeals to target audiences.
Overall her work reflects incorporating research insights, technical skills, and focus on target audiences - showing progression from her earlier preliminary task.
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Through the process of creating her final magazine product, the author feels she has improved in several key areas from her preliminary task:
1) Her research and planning skills are stronger - she understands what to look for in professional magazines and how to plan her own magazine accordingly.
2) Her technical skills using software like Photoshop have grown - she is more comfortable with the tools and understands layout and design principles better.
3) While the contents page layout remained similar, she enhanced it by adding social media details, based on research of what appeals to target audiences.
Overall her work reflects incorporating research insights, technical skills, and focus on target audiences - showing progression from her earlier preliminary task.
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This document provides guidance for answering a question about the audience for a media product. It instructs the student to visually represent their target audience through a video montage, moodboard, or online poster, showing who the audience members are, their tastes, spare time activities, and media preferences. It stresses that any visual representation should be accompanied by a brief summary paragraph and reference back to initial secondary and primary audience research.
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The document outlines a student's weekly production schedule for their magazine coursework over multiple weeks in November and December. It includes targets for each day such as working on the front cover, double page spreads, contents page, and annotations. The schedule uses color coding to indicate if targets were met on each day. The deadlines for the rough cut, final product, and portfolio are also listed at the bottom.
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This designer chose a bold font for the masthead and main sell line to make it stand out against other text on the magazine, while still being clear to read. As the desired font was not available in Photoshop, the designer downloaded it from dafont.com so they could use this bold but readable font for their magazine publication.
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The document provides examples of different types of magazines categorized by topic, including kids, lifestyle, fashion, sport, music, celebs, teen, motoring, cooking, and home/garden magazines. It then shows annotations for the design elements of two sample magazine covers/contents pages, analyzing colors, images, and layouts in the context of the target audiences.
Evaluation of my music magazine ‘volume’
The document evaluates the creator's music magazine called 'Volume' and discusses design choices made based on researching other magazines.
Key design elements taken from other magazines include a black background from Kerrang! magazine for a rock edge, adding a skyline and banner from Kerrang! to make text stand out, and using pinks and purples from Bliss magazine which contrast well with black.
Feedback from surveys informed further changes such as modifying the masthead to stand out more, adding more color to engage readers, and including additional photos as suggested. The final magazine reflects an iterative design process of testing ideas, gathering input, and refining the layout, color scheme, and elements to create an engaging music publication.
Audience feedback results and conclusions
The results of a survey about an indie rock magazine show that the target audience is 16-30 year olds and the magazine appeals to both males and females. Most respondents correctly identified the genre as indie or indie rock based on the layout and appearance. For the front cover, most found the masthead and main image to be the most noticeable features, following conventions. The color scheme was found to be an appealing aspect of the magazine, while some felt there were too many colors on the front cover. Readability of text could be improved on one page by changing the background color or resizing the image.
Analysis of magazine - TOTP
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Anaylisis of magazine totp
This document provides a detailed analysis of the magazine "Top of the Pops" including its target audience, style elements, and background. The magazine aims at young teenage girls ages 12-15 and uses pink and girly designs along with photos of boy bands to appeal to this group. Elements like the masthead, headers, and use of color schemes remain consistent throughout the magazine. The magazine was created as a supplemental publication for the TV show of the same name and focuses on pop music artists and charts.
Anaylisis of magazine totp
Top of the Pops magazine targets young teenage girls aged 12-15. The magazine uses consistent branding elements such as a pink color scheme and pop music artists throughout. Key parts of the magazine like headings and main images are large to draw attention. The magazine provides detailed information on music charts and artists to engage its target audience. Elements that connect different sections include the consistent date, writing style, and color palette.
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My audience are Indie music fans aged 16 years old from working and middle class backgrounds. They enjoy reading interviews and have a chance to win prizes in a magazine priced between £2-£3. The magazine covers all aspects of Indie music through sophisticated colours and balanced text and images to appeal to a wide readership.
Magazine research really official [recovered]
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For Mixmag, the summary discusses the feature photo of David Guetta, noting that he would appeal to the target audience interested in dance/club music. It also comments on David Guetta's sunglasses and the bright color scheme relating to the atmosphere of clubs.
In both summaries, the key elements of the front covers are hit upon like the mastheads, dates
Textual analysis
This magazine cover features a female celebrity as the main image. The masthead and date are displayed at the top, with cover lines and article teasers throughout to entice readers. The main cover line introduces the celebrity's interview featured inside. Additional text lists a sub-heading article and includes a barcode at the bottom, following typical magazine conventions.
Magazine research really official [recovered]
The document provides an analysis of the front covers of two magazines: Q magazine and Mixmag.
For Q magazine, the summary discusses the feature photo of Cheryl Cole looking straight at the camera to create a connection with audiences. It also notes the unusual styling of Cheryl in the photo that suggests a different side to her persona.
For Mixmag, the summary discusses the feature photo of David Guetta, noting that he would appeal to the target audience interested in dance/club music. It also comments on the bright, summery color scheme despite it being a winter issue, implying an international audience.
Textual Analysis
The document provides an analysis of the front covers of two magazines: Q magazine and Mixmag.
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For Mixmag, the summary discusses the feature photo of David Guetta, noting that he is well-known for dance/club music and his sunglasses imply an international audience. It also mentions the colorful design appeals to those who enjoy dance/club culture.
In both summaries, the key elements of the magazine covers are hit upon in under 3 sentences to give a
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