Media website production 2
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The document outlines plans for a magazine website, including conventional elements like a masthead, navigation bar, and columns. The navigation bar will include sections, magazine issues, latest news, search, and extras. The masthead will be centered at the top with login/subscribe on the right. A linked page will showcase past issues covering COVID-19 and Black Lives Matter. The house style aims to ensure consistency between print and online editions through shared fonts, layouts, and graphic element placement.
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1. Front Cover
2. Content Page
3. Double Page Spread
-Content Sample For The Front Cover
-Draft Ideas
1. Final Chic Front Cover Design
-Deconstruction Of Front Cover
2. Final Chic Content Page Design
- Deconstruction of Content Page
3. Final Chic Double Page Spread Design
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The document discusses conventions used in magazine design and layout. It provides examples of conventions for the front cover, double page spreads, and contents pages. These include elements like the masthead, cover lines, headers/footers, and consistent color schemes. The document then analyzes how the student's mock magazine product challenges some conventions, such as positioning the main image on the right side of a double page spread. Overall, the student concludes their magazine follows conventions of real media products but with some clever developments to fit their theme.
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Summary:
-Introduction
-Magazine Design Conventions
1. Front Cover
2. Content Page
3. Double Page Spread
-Content Sample For The Front Cover
-Draft Ideas
1. Final Chic Front Cover Design
-Deconstruction Of Front Cover
2. Final Chic Content Page Design
- Deconstruction of Content Page
3. Final Chic Double Page Spread Design
- Double Page Spread Deconstruction
-Sample Of "The Life Of A Designer Articles"
- Development
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Max Parenti is planning the production of a website to accompany their magazine. The website will include conventional elements such as navigation tabs, search functions, and article listings. The navigation bar will feature sections corresponding to the magazine's content areas and allow browsing of current and past editions. Links will connect magazine covers and content pages to allow reading archived issues online. An audio introduction will describe the magazine and website. House style consistency across print and digital editions will be ensured through common fonts, layouts, and other recognized design elements. The website address will be TowardsTommorow.com to provide international accessibility simply.
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Preliminary task and planning research
The document provides details about Chloe Haynes' media studies coursework for a music magazine. It includes step-by-step descriptions of creating the front cover and contents page, with images showing the progress. It also includes research on established music magazines, conventions of music magazines, target audiences and publishers.
Media evaluation
This document discusses the conventions of music magazine covers and contents pages. It notes that magazine covers typically feature a central image, article headings, the magazine title and issue details. Contents pages usually list article names and page numbers in a sans-serif font, and include additional images and descriptions. Common elements are the magazine title, issue number and date, an index of artists, and a subscription or website promotion.
Media presentation
The document outlines plans for a regional lifestyle magazine targeting students in the North East of England. It will include features on music, events, and local artists. The magazine will have a vintage, indie style with neutral colors and blocked lettering. The front cover will feature a cover model and masthead with sell lines about the main article. The contents page will list articles and their page numbers in different colors corresponding to their topic. A double-page spread will present the main interview in a columnar layout with photos and straplines. The magazine and accompanying website will have a consistent color scheme and focus on topics of interest to students.
Fmp research real
The document provides information on existing magazines that could serve as examples for the author's planned fashion magazine. Proper Mag is highlighted as a Manchester-based independent magazine that focuses on streetwear fashion and culture. MixMag is a British electronic music magazine known for its simple but effective design style featuring a prominent DJ image and single-colored background. Rolling Stone is summarized as a popular American magazine about pop culture known for its iconic bold red masthead and large central images highlighting the main articles.
Question 1
This document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes that the front cover includes codes like the masthead, tagline, cover lines, main image looking at the audience, and details at the bottom. The contents page lists stories and images along the right column. The double page spread focuses on the featured artist through a large image, details, and interview questions in columns with a handwritten font. Overall, the media product aims to follow real magazine conventions while adding personalized elements to suit its indie folk genre and model.
My evaluation of my media product!
The student created a music magazine as their media product. They researched conventions of real music magazines and applied many of these to their own magazine to make it look professional and realistic, while also developing some conventions. The student evaluated how they attracted and addressed their target audience of 16-23 year olds interested in music through elements like eye-catching designs, relevant content, and representative imagery. Through this process, the student learned important skills in using technologies like Photoshop, blogging, and photography equipment to construct a high-quality media product.
Cohesive Marketing Campaigns
The document discusses how to create a cohesive marketing campaign across multiple media platforms. It analyzes the magazine campaigns of "Derbyshire Life" and "Yorkshire Life" as examples. Both magazines maintain consistency across their print and digital versions through similar fonts, layouts, color schemes, and a focus on landscapes in their imagery. Their websites and mobile apps also follow the same stylistic conventions. The document suggests ideas for the marketing campaign such as partnering with regional radio stations and adding games to the mobile app to appeal to older audiences. It concludes that the campaign should emphasize consistency of branding elements like the masthead and a focus on natural colors and rural imagery tailored to their target demographic.
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3) Photography details are provided - the BLM shoot will use a low angle establishing shot to make the subject appear powerful, while the COVID-19 shoot
Proposal media
The proposal outlines a new magazine called "INFORMER" focused on current affairs. The name relates to keeping readers informed on contemporary events. The magazine's strapline "FOR THE NATION, BY THE NATION" emphasizes that it is for and by the consumers. The first issue will focus on the coronavirus pandemic and its effects worldwide. It will have three sections covering social, environmental, and international issues. The second issue focuses on racism with the coverline "BLACK LIVES MATTER". The target audience is lower middle class 16-25 year olds.
Proposal media
The document proposes a magazine called "INFORMER" focused on current affairs. The name relates to the genre of current events and suggests it will include latest news. The strapline "FOR THE NATION, BY THE NATION" emphasizes the magazine is for and by consumers, persuading readers to purchase it. The first issue will focus on the coronavirus pandemic and its effects worldwide, with the cover stating "THE NEW NORM" about adapting to changes. The magazine will have social, environmental, and international sections and be targeted towards lower middle class 18-50 year olds.
Coverlines
The document provides coverline suggestions for a magazine, including a main coverline of "THE NEW NORM" and six additional coverlines focusing on topics like the NHS, coping with lockdown, the suspension of Wimbledon, football returning, combating racism, and health/fitness. The coverlines will use two font styles, Apollo and Vogue.
Photoshoot planning
The document discusses photoshoot plans for two magazine covers. The first cover focuses on COVID-19 and depicts a group of friends wearing masks to represent how the virus is affecting social lives. The second cover focuses on the Black Lives Matter movement and features a poster that says "ENOUGH IS ENOUGH" to portray the message that all lives deserve to be treated equally. For the Black Lives Matter shoot, a dim, murky background will make the poster stand out. Both shoots will take place outdoors, with the COVID-19 shoot in a park to signify the desire for socializing once the virus ends.
Photoshoot planning
The document discusses plans for magazine covers on two topics: coronavirus and the Black Lives Matter movement. For the coronavirus cover, the image will show a football substitution board with the number 19 leaving and 10 entering, representing fans' desire for coronavirus to end and football to return. The Black Lives Matter cover will feature an image of a white hand saving a black hand from drowning to represent equality. The photographer plans to shoot the Black Lives Matter image in dim, murky water and the coronavirus image on a bright, vibrant football pitch to match the topics.
Current affairs magazines analysis
Private Eye is a British current affairs magazine founded in 1961 that is published fortnightly and targets 20-50 year olds. It focuses on politicians and business people and is viewed as left-wing due to its satirical humor.
The New Statesman is a British political and cultural magazine published in London that is seen as an essential source of information for senior politicians, civil servants, and other opinion shapers. It has an affluent readership.
The Spectator is a weekly British magazine on politics and culture that has been published since 1828. It has a high profile readership and is known to have a right-wing political bias with no emphasis on ideas like freedom and equality.
Font types
Font types are an important aspect of design and communication. There are several categories of fonts including serif, sans serif, decorative, and display fonts. Each font type has distinct visual characteristics that impact readability and suit different uses such as body text, headlines, logos, and more.
Proposal
The document proposes a magazine called "Topical Tea" focused on current affairs. The name relates to up-to-date news that will be provided in detail for readers to enjoy over a hot beverage. The main cover story will focus on the effect of the coronavirus pandemic on football around the world. The magazine will have four sections covering social, environmental, health, and sporting issues. It will be aimed at lower middle class 16-30 year olds and provide affordable, mainstream content through a mix of fonts, colors and images.
Proposal
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