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The document describes design choices made in creating a music magazine to attract and address the intended audience. Key points addressed include: - Using the same font throughout to create a consistent branding and make the magazine easy to read. - Incorporating colors like white text on black, red, and a color scheme of red, white, and blue to appeal to UK readers and reflect the "indie" nature of the music. - Including distant, edgy cover images and interior photos that readers can relate to as well as contests to incentivize purchases. - Organizing the layout and sections to look new but still be useful to readers. - Maintaining consistent branding elements like fonts
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- Continuing the red
Coursework
The document provides details about a student's foundation portfolio for a media course. It includes a chosen brief to create the front page of a school magazine. It then analyzes conventions for magazine covers and contents pages. Success criteria for the tasks and examples of covers created for a music magazine and school magazine are discussed. Presentational devices, language features, and representations used in magazine covers are also examined.
Coursework
The document provides details about a student's foundation portfolio for a media course. It includes a chosen brief to create the front page of a school magazine, results from a preliminary questionnaire, target audiences, and conventions for magazine covers and contents pages. Success criteria for the tasks and examples of a school magazine cover and contents page are also presented.
Question 4
The document discusses how the magazine cover, contents page, and articles were designed to attract the target audience of teenagers interested in rock music. The cover uses fonts, colors, and images commonly seen on rock album covers and magazines. Article titles and band names intrigue readers without providing too many details. Sections and a brief introduction under each title makes the contents page easy to navigate. The layout of the sample article uses varied designs like a pull quote and question/answer format to engage readers in an unusual yet accessible way. White space, relevant questions, and a conversational tone aims to welcome the target audience.
Classic fm mag task 3
The magazine uses consistent design elements throughout to appeal to both traditional and younger audiences interested in classical music. A sophisticated serif font and limited color palette create a refined tone for the magazine's typical audience aged 20-50. Larger headings and bright colors are used to also engage younger readers. Images are featured prominently to both illustrate the articles and engage visual learners.
Analysing contents pages prep for blog ppt 2
The document analyzes the contents pages of three different music magazines - NME, Kerrang, and Classic FM. For each magazine, key design elements of the contents page are identified and their purpose is discussed. Common elements analyzed across magazines include mastheads, images, color schemes, and subscription advertisements. Design choices are explained as ways to attract readers, visually organize information, promote a magazine's brand and target demographic, and encourage subscriptions which generate revenue.
Task 2,3
The document analyzes the design elements of magazine covers and pages. It discusses the purpose of elements like mastheads, headers, dates, images, colors and layouts. The goal is to attract readers and target specific audiences using visual styles and prominent features that draw attention and convey information about the content. Elements are carefully designed and placed to market the magazines effectively.
Evaluation Question 1
The document analyzes the layout and conventions used in a magazine spread featuring an interview with Lady Gaga. It discusses design elements like the large image of the artist, consistency with the front cover, inclusion of the magazine masthead and page numbers. Maintaining a consistent house style and branding is important to help readers easily recognize and navigate the magazine. The interview text uses a typical multi-column layout with a serif font at the start for readability. Photographs and design elements are used to engage readers and highlight key information about the artist and content.
Analysis
The document analyzes the layout and design of a magazine front cover. Key points include:
- The header uses different colors and fonts to draw attention to exclusive content about the film "Notorious" and rapper B.I.G.
- The masthead is large, clear, and stands out in blue against a light background to be eye-catching.
- Kanye West's name in pink as a cover line aims to widen the audience to include women.
- West is the dominant image centered on the page using the rule of thirds to direct the eye.
- A pull quote in blue stands out but is smaller than conventional, potentially reducing its effectiveness.
- The layout
Question 1
This document discusses conventions used in magazine covers. It notes that magazine covers typically use 3 colors or less, have a main focal image, bold titles, and varied fonts. It examines the covers of two magazines, NME and Blender, and how they employ these conventions. For example, both have bold titles but use different colors and font styles reflecting their targeted genres. The document also discusses how its own mock magazine cover applies conventions like continuity of colors, varied sell lines around the main image, and a bold masthead to portray its music genre.
Question 1a
This document discusses conventions used in magazine covers. It notes that magazine covers typically use 3 colors or less, have a main focal image, bold titles, and varied fonts. It examines the covers of two magazines, NME and Blender, and how they employ these conventions. For example, both have bold titles but use different colors and font styles reflecting their targeted genres. The document also discusses how its own mock magazine cover adheres to conventions like consistent colors, sell lines of varying styles, and inclusion of identifying details like issue numbers.
As media evaluation 4
The document discusses ways that magazine covers and contents pages attract audiences. It notes that the front cover masthead stands out with an outer glow and links to the genre. A red bubble draws attention with its contrasting color. Sell lines are placed consistently on the right with the same glow. The contents page title takes the full width to dominate the page and uses consistency with the front cover font. A large red banner and biggest picture related to the main article also attract readers. The double page spread uses bright colors that are aesthetically pleasing and easy to read, with an angled fading sell line that is striking. The layout separates text into easy to understand columns with differentiated question and answer colors.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their audience for a magazine. They used buzzwords, exclamation points, rhetorical questions, bold fonts and headings, and red color to grab attention. The front cover features a model making eye contact and an image of a Nintendo Wii that readers could win. The masthead uses a unique purple color. Layout follows the rule of thirds. The contents page and editor's note use large fonts and a handwritten style to feel personal. Based on research, the magazine includes musician interviews, a £3.10 price point, and music festival information to attract both males and females.
Magazine Textual Analysis
This document provides an analysis of NME magazine. It summarizes key details about the magazine, including its circulation numbers, target readership, and publisher. It then analyzes specific design elements of the magazine's front cover, contents page, and a double page article spread. These include the use of colors, images, fonts, and layouts and how they are used to attract readers and convey the magazine's style and messages.
Textual analysis
This document provides a textual analysis of various elements of NME magazine, including the front cover, contents page, and a double page article spread.
The front cover uses colors like red, blue, and white that could represent British pride and mystery. Bold text stands out against images. The contents page uses a newspaper-like layout with various sized images and text to highlight certain articles. A double page spread features a large background image and Serif font to convey a serious tone for the reader. Overall, the analysis examines how visual design and language techniques are used across elements to engage readers and represent the magazine's style.
Task 2 media
The document provides an analysis of the design elements used on the cover and contents page of a punk music magazine. It summarizes that the masthead font stands out to catch readers' eyes, the cracked font style reflects the magazine's brand identity. A jagged serif font for the headline creates a punk aesthetic that matches the genre of music covered. Photographs on the contents page advertise featured articles and correspond to individual stories. The minimal color scheme, use of photos and white space in a double page spread creates a clean, visually appealing layout that draws readers in without overwhelming them with large blocks of text.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses strategies for attracting and addressing the target audience of a music magazine. It describes using a model on the cover around age 18 to appeal to that demographic. The cover lines, artist names, and focus on music genres help readers identify the magazine's subject matter. Bold, bright fonts are used for readability against images. The contents page lists sections simply and clearly while linking to the magazine's website. Double page spreads showcase artists visually with their name incorporated into the design. Varied fonts, quotes, and column layouts maintain reader engagement throughout articles.
Evaluation 5 Media.
The document provides details on the design of a magazine cover and contents page for a teenage girl target audience. Key elements included a bold masthead in the top left, a celebrity cover image and teaser lines. The contents page uses sections and informal language to organize and preview magazine content appealing to teenage girls. Consistent colors, fonts and positioning are used throughout for brand recognition and readability.
Media
The magazine cover is aimed at teenage girls, as indicated by the pink font and rounded font style. It features an image of Lady Gaga to appeal to the target audience. Throughout the magazine, a pink, black, and white color scheme and informal font are used to create a fun, accessible feel for teenage readers. The contents page is clearly laid out to help readers easily find articles on their favorite music artists.
Double page spread analysis
This double page magazine spread uses typography, layout, color, images, language, and conventions effectively. The biggest font features an eye-catching pull quote about the artist. The article is arranged in three columns for easy reading. Pink, black, and white are used to make the spread lively and appealing, particularly to female audiences. A full-page photo of the artist and her outfit provide context. Persuasive and demanding language like "read this article now!!" grabs readers' attention. Conventions like a controversial pull quote and direct eye contact between the artist and viewers are employed to engage audiences.
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Media question 5
- 1. Question 5 How did you attract/address your audience?
- 2. same font used throughout front cover makes it look more professional and easy to read white on black text looks deep like our readers feelings this text is askew just like the readers view on reality the colour scheme of red, white and blue is targeted at the uk readers of the show as well as being where much of indie music is made distant view of my cover model is edgy and mysterious that the views can relate to
- 3. a win section with products that the reader would like to buy so this would cause more people to buy the magazine for the possibility of winning vans gear the contents has been laid out as so to make it look new but still be useful and accessible same impact text font used throughout to create a sense of branding and powerred title banner to attract the eyes of the reader two colour picture shows an inverted look on music and life in general that works with the readers views
- 4. title and font following through from the cover to tie the magazine together 3 columns make this page look fuller and better for the reader to read by dividing things it perfect sections these heading allow the readers to access the information faster by showing the correct sections this picture is deep and mysterious as it does not face the camera and is wearing indie thrift shop clothes the red , white and blue colour scheme has followed through the magazine for the uk readers