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This document discusses various design conventions used in magazine front covers and interior pages. It notes that magazine covers typically use celebrity images and rhetorical questions to grab attention, list contents around the edge of cover images, and do not overlap text with images. Interior page conventions include using multiple columns of easy-to-read text in a consistent font, larger page numbers than descriptions, and smaller mastheads and house styles to maintain branding throughout an issue. Photographs are used large to catch readers' eyes and preview interview subjects.
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The document provides details on the candidate's chosen set brief to create the front cover and contents page of a school/college magazine. It includes research conducted on magazine conventions, preliminary cover and contents page designs, and analysis of the design process. The candidate created a mock cover featuring a student photograph and appropriately laid out text and masthead, as well as a contents page layout listing article titles, images, and page numbers.
Analysis of contents pages and double page spreads
The document analyzes the codes and conventions used in contents pages and double page spreads across four magazines: NME, Q, Mojo, and The Fly. It describes common elements like logos, issue dates, images, titles, and fonts used and how they guide the reader. However, it also notes variations between the magazines, such as Clash using a double-page contents spread instead of a single page and splitting pages into multiple columns. The goal of these design choices is to effectively organize information and draw readers in using visual elements like prominent images and titles.
Front cover&contents page analyse 2
The document discusses several key design elements of magazine mastheads and covers. It explains that magazine mastheads use unique fonts so other magazines cannot copyright them. It also notes that masthead fonts should be the largest on the cover to draw attention. Additionally, it discusses techniques for magazine covers such as using mid-shots of subjects looking at the camera to create relatability, and placing cover lines and barcodes strategically. Color schemes, page numbering, images, and fonts are also designed intentionally to guide the reader's experience.
Codes and conventions of a double page spread
The document summarizes the typical codes and conventions used in magazine double page spreads. These include placing the main image on the left page, using a drop cap to indicate the start of an article, including a stand first to introduce the celebrity featured, and pulling a quote to entice readers. Text is typically arranged in columns and includes bylines, follows the magazine's house style and font schemes, prominently promotes the artist, and includes page numbers, banners, headings and subheadings to guide readers through the content.
As evaluation question 1
The production challenges and conforms to conventions of real media in the following ways:
1. The masthead, images, and layout conform to magazine conventions but use unique fonts and effects to create a distinctive style.
2. Images of the artist are presented in unconventional ways, such as showing only half her face on the cover, to intrigue readers.
3. Pull quotes, headers, and sell lines follow conventions but use different fonts and effects to distinguish them and draw in readers.
4. The house style of bright colors challenges conventions which typically use black and red, but may not suit the intended mixed-gender audience.
As evaluation question 1
The production challenges and conforms to conventions of real media in the following ways:
1. The masthead, images, and layout conform to magazine conventions but use unique fonts and effects to create a distinctive style.
2. Images of the artist challenge conventions by using long shots and revealing half her face rather than close-ups, though facial expressions are used to create connections with readers.
3. Pull quotes, headers, and columned text conform to conventions to present information clearly while intriguing readers to learn more. Overall the magazine balances familiar magazine elements with distinctive artistic choices to engage audiences.
Double page spread analysis
This document analyzes a double page magazine spread featuring interviews with two artists. The spread uses large central images of the artists, pull quotes from the interviews, and a minimal color scheme to draw attention to the content. Across two columns, the text discusses how the visual design emphasizes the subjects through big pictures, bright colors, and quotes to seem direct and relatable to teenage readers.
Codes and conventions contents
This document discusses the codes and conventions used on the contents pages of various music magazines. It notes that they typically use high contrast color schemes, include multiple pictures and lots of information to give the impression of a busy publication. Common elements include positioning the masthead in the top left, including the issue date, and using red, white, and black color schemes. Pictures are usually medium close-ups or close-ups of bands or musicians. The goal is to attract and engage readers through an appealing visual design.
Generic conventions of magazine covers and contents pages
This document discusses the generic conventions used for magazine covers and contents pages. It notes that the masthead text is largest to stand out, and a range of fonts are used to draw attention to key words. Covers also include the date and price. Images typically show a medium shot of a model looking at the camera. Layout places the masthead above the model's face and lists main features alongside the image. Contents pages arrange information in columns numerically for ease of reading and include images relating to articles.
research and planning presentation
This document provides an analysis of magazine design conventions based on research. It examines the layout elements used in sample magazine covers and articles, such as mastheads, color schemes, images, headings and subheadings. The document also discusses which conventions will be applied in the design of a school magazine, such as using a main image, color scheme, masthead and puffs. Research on sample magazine spreads is presented, analyzing how they follow, develop and challenge conventions through elements like multiple related images and non-traditional layouts.
Codes and conventions of a double page spread
The document discusses codes and conventions commonly followed in double page spreads in music magazines. Some key elements include using a direct address celebrity image to entice readers, including quotes from interviews as headlines or within text, and bolding the celebrity's name. Introductions are provided for less recognizable celebrities. Text is usually 11pt aerial font in 2-4 columns. The main image is typically on the left page and relates to the article. Bylines credit photographers and writers. Headlines are short to intrigue readers while articles use an informal tone. Color schemes follow the magazine's style and may highlight celebrity names.
research and planning presentation 3
This document provides details about the candidate's research and planning for their AS Media foundation portfolio. It includes analysis of magazine conventions seen in example magazine covers, such as mastheads, color schemes, images, text placement and puffs. The candidate discusses identifying target audiences and representing social groups. Their preliminary exercise research examines magazine design elements and conventions. Ideas and research are presented for the candidate's own school magazine design, including forming and conventions that will be used. A moodboard of magazine photoshoot images is shown and considerations are discussed for the candidate's own photoshoot. Plans and justifications are provided for conventions that will be used in the candidate's own music magazine design, including the cover, contents page and double page
research and planning presentation 2
This document provides details about various aspects of magazine design and conventions. It discusses the key elements typically found on magazine covers such as the masthead, cover image, color scheme, and taglines. It also examines how specific magazines follow, develop, or challenge conventions related to these elements. Additionally, the document explores conventions used within magazine articles and spreads, such as headings, images, and formatting of text and questions. Overall, the document researches and analyzes magazine design and conventions to help inform the creation of a school magazine.
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The document summarizes how the contents page of a magazine called "POPULAR" attracts its audience. The title uses large, colorful text separated by lines to stand out. The contents section divides articles into categories in big, bold fonts framed with colors for clarity. Large main images of young, attractive women cover stories and include hashtags to encourage engagement. Additional codes like issue dates and appeals to follow social media networks target younger readers.
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- 1. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
- 2. Colour theme used for example GQ use red, black and white. Image over lapping masthead so that the title does not go on top of the image and hide some of the image. Use of a well known, admired, attractive celebrity Medium Shot of model on front cover Rhetorical questions linking to what is inside the magazine Space is filled up What’s inside Features are listed around the edge of the image Writing does not overlap image so is placed around the edges of the front cover image. Different sized fonts used to grab people’s attention. Celebrity as front cover to grab the attention of admirers and fans of the celebrity.
- 3. Colour theme used 3 main colours- Orange, white and black. Different sized fonts used to grab people’s attention. Writing does not overlap image so is placed around the edges of the front cover image. What’s inside Features are listed around the edge of the image Space is filled up Medium Long Shot of model on front cover The title does not go on top of the image and hide some of the image.
- 4. Page numbers bigger the page description Bold colour Large font title of magazine name Magazine name Page Description and title Subtitles same colour as the main titleSubtitles Colourful images Page numbers
- 5. Bold colour Magazine name Colourful images Page numbers Page numbers bigger the page description Subtitles
- 7. Threecolumns have been used and they are all aligned perfectly on the left hand side of the columns. There are no hyphens used throughout the text so it is easy for to read and is more professional. The font colour stands out against the background and is clear and easy to read. The font style is plain and simple and therefor again is easy to read. He font size is small however is not too small that it is difficult to read, just small enough so that a lot of information is able to fit in. The purpose of the smaller masthead in the corner is to maintain a brand identity throughout the magazine and also to maintain a house style. The purpose of the photograph is to catch peoples attention by making it large and bold. The photo is of the artist so that you know who the double page spread is bout before they read it. This will make sure that anyone who is a fan or is interested in the artist is likely to read the interview following the image.