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The document outlines a mission statement for designing a school magazine aimed at sixth form students interested in social events, school events, and university prospects. The magazine will be called "Our View" to suggest it was written by students and make them feel involved. It will have a casual and conversational style while still being informative and educational. Copies will cost 50p each and be available monthly from a convenient location in the study room to help sell more issues. Articles will include university rankings, fashion tips, and teacher interviews.
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Mission statement
The document outlines a mission statement for a school magazine aimed at sixth form students interested in social events, school events, and university prospects. The magazine will be called "Our View" to suggest it was written by students and make them feel involved. It will have a casual, conversational style while still being informative and educational. Copies will cost 50p each and be available monthly in the study room for convenience. The magazine will include rankings of universities, fashion tips, and teacher interviews.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for Emily Jones' music magazine would be 16-24 year olds. This age range aligns with similar magazines like Q and NME that focus on indie/indie rock music. This demographic may be working or middle class students or recent graduates without high paying jobs. The magazine aims to appeal to both male and female readers, though it may attract more female readers through coverage of homosexual artists. While the target audience is stereotypically white, the magazine seeks to appeal to all ethnicities.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the magazine is primarily 18-30 year olds interested in clubbing and music festivals. Originally intended to attract more men, the magazine aims to appeal equally to both men and women through the use of a female model on the cover. Focus groups revealed the target age range, as those under 18 cannot legally attend clubs or festivals discussed in the magazine. The informal, chatty tone and references to specific music festivals and clubs aim to engage readers in this demographic interested in nightlife and music events.
Doc7 magazines
This magazine targets young, girly females in their mid-20s. The models on the cover have styled blond hair and playful poses that enhance their youth and appeal to stereotypes of femininity. The layout uses multiple fonts and colors to attract readers and convey variety, signaling both sophisticated and fun content. Images of confident, conventionally attractive models are meant to inspire readers and suggest an aspirational lifestyle.
Evaluation4
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. It aims to reach teenagers of both sexes from middle to upper class families. While mostly targeting teenagers, it is also open to adults. The magazine focuses on artists and bands that teenagers enjoy rather than adults and uses teenage models in its designs and photos.
College magazine cover/contents analysis
The front cover features a smiling student which suggests the magazine will have a positive tone and make the reader question if they are happy due to attending that college. Quotes from past students on the contents page is unusual and challenges norms by sharing real experiences. This could attract readers by learning about what it is like from others. The playground image on the cover seems childish but may remind readers of their childhood. The plain cover without much writing is meant to intrigue readers to open it. An ad to subscribe on the contents page is rare and could put off readers by seeming pushy. The page provides detailed previews of each article to compensate for the minimal cover and keep interest. Repeating the magazine name challenges norms and ensures the
Question 2
The magazine is targeted at young ethnic women to showcase their talents in music and give them positive representation, as they are often belittled and stereotyped. While the main audience is ethnic women, the magazine also aims to be accessible to all young women. The location target is women in Camden and Hackney, where fashion is trendy and the magazine's style would fit in and seem relatable. Standard English is used so the magazine is easy to read for all levels of education, while still representing hip hop culture sophistication without being too slang-focused. Though mainly focused on female artists and readers, some male artists would also be featured.
AS Level Media Fashion Magazine Production Treatment
1. Fashion Week - This article would describe the various international fashion weeks and the latest trends showcased. It provides an overview of global fashion.
2. Style Guide 101 - This article would explore different styles around the world and how they differ. It educates readers on various style types.
3. Life as a Designer - This "behind the scenes" article gives readers insight into the challenges of working in the fashion industry and could inspire some to pursue design careers. It provides motivation and realism.
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Mission statement
The document outlines a mission statement for a school magazine aimed at sixth form students interested in social events, school events, and university prospects. The magazine will be called "Our View" to suggest it was written by students and make them feel involved. It will have a casual, conversational style while still being informative and educational. Copies will cost 50p each and be available monthly in the study room for convenience. The magazine will include rankings of universities, fashion tips, and teacher interviews.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for Emily Jones' music magazine would be 16-24 year olds. This age range aligns with similar magazines like Q and NME that focus on indie/indie rock music. This demographic may be working or middle class students or recent graduates without high paying jobs. The magazine aims to appeal to both male and female readers, though it may attract more female readers through coverage of homosexual artists. While the target audience is stereotypically white, the magazine seeks to appeal to all ethnicities.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the magazine is primarily 18-30 year olds interested in clubbing and music festivals. Originally intended to attract more men, the magazine aims to appeal equally to both men and women through the use of a female model on the cover. Focus groups revealed the target age range, as those under 18 cannot legally attend clubs or festivals discussed in the magazine. The informal, chatty tone and references to specific music festivals and clubs aim to engage readers in this demographic interested in nightlife and music events.
Doc7 magazines
This magazine targets young, girly females in their mid-20s. The models on the cover have styled blond hair and playful poses that enhance their youth and appeal to stereotypes of femininity. The layout uses multiple fonts and colors to attract readers and convey variety, signaling both sophisticated and fun content. Images of confident, conventionally attractive models are meant to inspire readers and suggest an aspirational lifestyle.
Evaluation4
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. It aims to reach teenagers of both sexes from middle to upper class families. While mostly targeting teenagers, it is also open to adults. The magazine focuses on artists and bands that teenagers enjoy rather than adults and uses teenage models in its designs and photos.
College magazine cover/contents analysis
The front cover features a smiling student which suggests the magazine will have a positive tone and make the reader question if they are happy due to attending that college. Quotes from past students on the contents page is unusual and challenges norms by sharing real experiences. This could attract readers by learning about what it is like from others. The playground image on the cover seems childish but may remind readers of their childhood. The plain cover without much writing is meant to intrigue readers to open it. An ad to subscribe on the contents page is rare and could put off readers by seeming pushy. The page provides detailed previews of each article to compensate for the minimal cover and keep interest. Repeating the magazine name challenges norms and ensures the
Question 2
The magazine is targeted at young ethnic women to showcase their talents in music and give them positive representation, as they are often belittled and stereotyped. While the main audience is ethnic women, the magazine also aims to be accessible to all young women. The location target is women in Camden and Hackney, where fashion is trendy and the magazine's style would fit in and seem relatable. Standard English is used so the magazine is easy to read for all levels of education, while still representing hip hop culture sophistication without being too slang-focused. Though mainly focused on female artists and readers, some male artists would also be featured.
AS Level Media Fashion Magazine Production Treatment
1. Fashion Week - This article would describe the various international fashion weeks and the latest trends showcased. It provides an overview of global fashion.
2. Style Guide 101 - This article would explore different styles around the world and how they differ. It educates readers on various style types.
3. Life as a Designer - This "behind the scenes" article gives readers insight into the challenges of working in the fashion industry and could inspire some to pursue design careers. It provides motivation and realism.
Question 5
The document discusses strategies for attracting a target audience of females aged 15-19 to a music magazine. The magazine aims to feature up-and-coming artists to appeal to readers wanting to discover stars before they become famous. Images are styled in a light but professional fashion and artists are dressed in up-to-date, pleasant styles. The magazine layout is simple and easy to read with more detailed spreads about featured artists. Fonts and themes are consistent to maintain a professional look and identity regardless of the page. The language uses a mix of formal and informal styles to suit the young audience.
Magazine proposal
The document proposes a women's health magazine that will feature images of women from different ethnicities and life roles, such as maternal, work-oriented, and healthy women. The writing will consist of stories about how the featured women became who they are. The magazine will have a formal, mature style with a calm, pastel color palette. Images will be of diverse, everyday women, including teachers from the author's school to avoid legal issues. The target audience is socioeconomic classes C2 to C1, or educated, maternal women such as working mothers and school/company managers. Legal issues are not expected as no brands or businesses will be promoted or students under 16 featured.
Q5 completed
The author aimed to attract a lower class audience by using slightly youthful yet professional language. Images and color were used to reconnect with the target audience after forgetting to include an editor's letter. Elegant fonts and a purple color scheme for the contents page, along with a front cover image and brick design, were intended to catch the eye of the target audience. A pull quote and exclusive article featuring a model of non-standard size were meant to draw readers in and show them what was inside.
How Did You Attract/Address Your Audience?
The document discusses strategies for attracting an audience to a music and festival magazine. It mentions using recognizable names like Major Lazer on the cover to draw in readers interested in that niche genre. The cover also references the popular Coachella festival. The magazine genre and mentions of specific artists and festivals help create a distinct audience. Unusual design elements like unique text and an alternative flower design from Georgia make the magazine stand out visually. Including lesser-known artists piques readers' curiosity, as does offering tickets to festivals as a prize. Pricing the magazine affordably at ยฃ2 also helps appeal to the target younger demographic.
Analysis of results.
The document analyzes the results of a survey about magazine preferences. It found that females read magazines more than males but the magazine will aim for both genders. Most readers were between 16-25 years old, so the magazine will target that age range. Survey respondents said they typically read magazines monthly, so the magazine will be produced monthly rather than weekly. Readers favored articles, images, and giveaways in magazines, so the new magazine will focus on including all of these elements. The magazine will focus on pop music genre since that was most requested by respondents.
Proposal
1) The document proposes a new music magazine with an indie theme that will be organized and professional.
2) The target audience is teenagers and young adults who are interested in celebrities, music artists like Rihanna and Beyoncรฉ, and the latest gossip in the music industry.
3) To make the magazine competitive and appealing to readers, it will include personal details about how music makes people feel and what songs mean to artists, beyond just statistics and gossip about celebrities.
How does your media product represent particular social groups
The document discusses how a music magazine represents and attracts its target social group of indie/music lovers aged 16-30. The magazine uses quirky, strong female models on the cover to attract both male and female readers. It also uses colloquial language and focuses more on images than text to make the magazine easy to read for its target demographic. By featuring both male and female artists, the magazine aims to represent both genders without being seen as sexist.
Powerpoint media
The document describes how the creator of a student magazine addressed and attracted their target audience. They conducted a questionnaire to understand what topics interested students. They chose an engaging cover photo of a smiling girl looking at the camera. Key elements like free prizes, an appealing color scheme, and short headlines were used to attract readers. Both male and female models in the magazine aimed to appeal to both genders. The informal, conversational language and relatable topics on education costs and social media were meant to resonate with students.
Evaluation
This document discusses how a music magazine represents its target audience. The magazine targets social class ABC1, ages 16-30. It uses a young, attractive female model on the cover looking directly at the camera to draw in both male and female readers. Throughout the magazine, models are dressed in fashionable, youthful clothing like Aztec prints to appeal to readers. Photos show the artist both seriously and laughing to portray her as a normal person who doesn't care what others think. The tone of writing aims to inspire readers to be themselves.
Final Reflection
This document provides guidance on reflecting on images used in a student magazine, including considering the clothing, facial expressions, and postures of models, as well as the roles and stereotypes portrayed. It discusses targeting a magazine to 16-18 year old students at a diverse college through the representation of a female model in casual clothes appearing relaxed and happy, conforming to stereotypes of a student but not focusing on race. Both visuals and informal, relevant text are used to directly address the intended audience.
reflection
The document discusses the design choices for the cover of a college magazine. It analyzes the clothing, facial expression, and posture of the model on the cover. The clothing is casual to convey a relaxed college environment. The model is smiling directly at the camera to create a friendly feel. Her relaxed posture further suggests an easygoing college. The representation aims to be gender neutral and not focus on any particular race to appeal to a wide college audience. The target audience is students aged 16-18 and the magazine location and language are casual to relate to this demographic.
Media
The document compares two magazine covers - one from a pop magazine featuring Liam Payne and the other the student's own magazine cover featuring their model.
There are several similarities noted between the two covers: both feature a single male model in a casual jacket posing directly at the camera to create a connection with the audience.
The main difference is that the student's model is smiling to appear more enjoyable while Liam Payne looks bored and posed. Additionally, the student used softer lighting to make their model appear more comfortable.
The document concludes that the student's magazine likely represents teenage girls the most as the cover lines, advice column, and casual clothing of the male models would appeal and relate to that demographic.
Promotional methods
The document discusses promotional methods for a new magazine subscription. It will offer ยฃ35 annual subscriptions with the first 3 months free if a monthly code is entered. Giveaways will be included in some issues but not disclosed to keep readers buying each issue. A competition in the first issue will offer concert or festival tickets for a featured band to align with popular reader interests.
Inspiration
The document discusses how Elle magazine inspired the design of the author's college magazine in terms of using colorful covers with different fonts and graphic elements. While the author chose not to directly copy Elle's masthead, they aimed to create a connection with readers like Elle does through models looking at the camera. The college magazine targeted female students and covered lighthearted topics they discuss in addition to more serious issues like budgeting that students face.
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The author attracted their audience for their magazine through using a relaxed tone and imagery throughout the publication. They chose the title "Totally Awesome" after asking their target audience through a quiz which title they preferred. The relaxed text and imagery of models with relaxed bodily expressions was aimed to make the magazine easy to read like chatting with a friend. The author also attracted readers through the use of color, fonts, giveaways, content and images. Quotes and coverage of up-and-coming artists on the front cover and within were meant to entice readers to learn more about their favorite musicians.
The Festival of Eid Planner
The document outlines an English literature lesson plan for 7th grade students about the story "The Festival of Eid". The objectives are for students to read the story fluently, understand the moral about helping others in need, and learn the value of responsibility in society. The plan includes motivating students by discussing treatment of poor people, explaining the story of the orphan Hamid celebrating Eid with little money, and reinforcing the lessons about religious practices, sharing happiness, and helping oneself. Students will be assessed on their comprehension through class activities and homework assignments.
Inspirational pictures
The document discusses coming up with a title for a student magazine masthead. The proposed title is "Mother Social" as it aims to attract a target audience of 15-18 year old female students of various ethnicities who enjoy socializing and meeting new people. The inspirational pictures shown are meant to convey opportunities in life and choosing positive influences, relating the magazine to a mother figure who offers help and guidance.
Question 4 Presentation
The target audience for the author's 1960s-themed music magazine is late teens to early twenties. Younger teenagers may not be interested in this theme. The magazine is priced at ยฃ2.99 since students in the target age range want affordable purchases. The magazine aims to appeal mainly to females since pop music and 1960s styles are stereotypically preferred by women. Research involved creating a mood board with color schemes, clothing styles, and makeup to match the 1960s genre and target audience tastes in magazines, TV shows like Gossip Girl, and clothing retailers like Dorothy Perkins. Interviews found that the magazine content and presentation successfully appealed to the target audience.
As Media Fashion Magazine Pitch Presentation
-Introduction
-What Magazine I'm Publishing and Why?
-Who Is My Target Audience and Why?
-What Will My Magazine Have To Offer?
-Summary
Question 2 comp
The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It represents young females aged 13-17 by using stereotypically feminine colors like pinks and purples in the design. It features a natural-looking "girl next door" model on the cover to portray women in a classy, realistic way. The informal language and lighthearted content in the articles also aims to represent and relate to teens. Additionally, it represents the working class by interviewing an artist from a working class background about her struggles, and using models dressed in high street rather than high fashion clothes.
Mission statement
The mission statement outlines a magazine called "The Sixth Form Express" that aims to provide help and advice for 16-19 year old sixth form students. The biweekly magazine will be distributed in sixth form centers and schools and will include content on universities, bursaries, extracurricular activities, interviews with teachers, and tips for driving, fashion, and revision to appeal to students. The goal is for the magazine to engage students and meet their needs regarding university applications and exam preparation.
Preliminary Task
The document outlines the preliminary task of producing a school/sixth form magazine. It provides a target audience profile of female 16-19 year old students who are fun, quirky, ambitious, and hard-working. The mission statement defines the magazine, called "Cla*ss", as aimed at outgoing yet hardworking sixth form students at Douay Martyrs School looking for survival tips and entertainment. The mock-ups show the magazine will be basic in style but fun, entertaining, and informative on topics like school survival, jobs/university, and fun games.
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Question 5
The document discusses strategies for attracting a target audience of females aged 15-19 to a music magazine. The magazine aims to feature up-and-coming artists to appeal to readers wanting to discover stars before they become famous. Images are styled in a light but professional fashion and artists are dressed in up-to-date, pleasant styles. The magazine layout is simple and easy to read with more detailed spreads about featured artists. Fonts and themes are consistent to maintain a professional look and identity regardless of the page. The language uses a mix of formal and informal styles to suit the young audience.
Magazine proposal
The document proposes a women's health magazine that will feature images of women from different ethnicities and life roles, such as maternal, work-oriented, and healthy women. The writing will consist of stories about how the featured women became who they are. The magazine will have a formal, mature style with a calm, pastel color palette. Images will be of diverse, everyday women, including teachers from the author's school to avoid legal issues. The target audience is socioeconomic classes C2 to C1, or educated, maternal women such as working mothers and school/company managers. Legal issues are not expected as no brands or businesses will be promoted or students under 16 featured.
Q5 completed
The author aimed to attract a lower class audience by using slightly youthful yet professional language. Images and color were used to reconnect with the target audience after forgetting to include an editor's letter. Elegant fonts and a purple color scheme for the contents page, along with a front cover image and brick design, were intended to catch the eye of the target audience. A pull quote and exclusive article featuring a model of non-standard size were meant to draw readers in and show them what was inside.
How Did You Attract/Address Your Audience?
The document discusses strategies for attracting an audience to a music and festival magazine. It mentions using recognizable names like Major Lazer on the cover to draw in readers interested in that niche genre. The cover also references the popular Coachella festival. The magazine genre and mentions of specific artists and festivals help create a distinct audience. Unusual design elements like unique text and an alternative flower design from Georgia make the magazine stand out visually. Including lesser-known artists piques readers' curiosity, as does offering tickets to festivals as a prize. Pricing the magazine affordably at ยฃ2 also helps appeal to the target younger demographic.
Analysis of results.
The document analyzes the results of a survey about magazine preferences. It found that females read magazines more than males but the magazine will aim for both genders. Most readers were between 16-25 years old, so the magazine will target that age range. Survey respondents said they typically read magazines monthly, so the magazine will be produced monthly rather than weekly. Readers favored articles, images, and giveaways in magazines, so the new magazine will focus on including all of these elements. The magazine will focus on pop music genre since that was most requested by respondents.
Proposal
1) The document proposes a new music magazine with an indie theme that will be organized and professional.
2) The target audience is teenagers and young adults who are interested in celebrities, music artists like Rihanna and Beyoncรฉ, and the latest gossip in the music industry.
3) To make the magazine competitive and appealing to readers, it will include personal details about how music makes people feel and what songs mean to artists, beyond just statistics and gossip about celebrities.
How does your media product represent particular social groups
The document discusses how a music magazine represents and attracts its target social group of indie/music lovers aged 16-30. The magazine uses quirky, strong female models on the cover to attract both male and female readers. It also uses colloquial language and focuses more on images than text to make the magazine easy to read for its target demographic. By featuring both male and female artists, the magazine aims to represent both genders without being seen as sexist.
Powerpoint media
The document describes how the creator of a student magazine addressed and attracted their target audience. They conducted a questionnaire to understand what topics interested students. They chose an engaging cover photo of a smiling girl looking at the camera. Key elements like free prizes, an appealing color scheme, and short headlines were used to attract readers. Both male and female models in the magazine aimed to appeal to both genders. The informal, conversational language and relatable topics on education costs and social media were meant to resonate with students.
Evaluation
This document discusses how a music magazine represents its target audience. The magazine targets social class ABC1, ages 16-30. It uses a young, attractive female model on the cover looking directly at the camera to draw in both male and female readers. Throughout the magazine, models are dressed in fashionable, youthful clothing like Aztec prints to appeal to readers. Photos show the artist both seriously and laughing to portray her as a normal person who doesn't care what others think. The tone of writing aims to inspire readers to be themselves.
Final Reflection
This document provides guidance on reflecting on images used in a student magazine, including considering the clothing, facial expressions, and postures of models, as well as the roles and stereotypes portrayed. It discusses targeting a magazine to 16-18 year old students at a diverse college through the representation of a female model in casual clothes appearing relaxed and happy, conforming to stereotypes of a student but not focusing on race. Both visuals and informal, relevant text are used to directly address the intended audience.
reflection
The document discusses the design choices for the cover of a college magazine. It analyzes the clothing, facial expression, and posture of the model on the cover. The clothing is casual to convey a relaxed college environment. The model is smiling directly at the camera to create a friendly feel. Her relaxed posture further suggests an easygoing college. The representation aims to be gender neutral and not focus on any particular race to appeal to a wide college audience. The target audience is students aged 16-18 and the magazine location and language are casual to relate to this demographic.
Media
The document compares two magazine covers - one from a pop magazine featuring Liam Payne and the other the student's own magazine cover featuring their model.
There are several similarities noted between the two covers: both feature a single male model in a casual jacket posing directly at the camera to create a connection with the audience.
The main difference is that the student's model is smiling to appear more enjoyable while Liam Payne looks bored and posed. Additionally, the student used softer lighting to make their model appear more comfortable.
The document concludes that the student's magazine likely represents teenage girls the most as the cover lines, advice column, and casual clothing of the male models would appeal and relate to that demographic.
Promotional methods
The document discusses promotional methods for a new magazine subscription. It will offer ยฃ35 annual subscriptions with the first 3 months free if a monthly code is entered. Giveaways will be included in some issues but not disclosed to keep readers buying each issue. A competition in the first issue will offer concert or festival tickets for a featured band to align with popular reader interests.
Inspiration
The document discusses how Elle magazine inspired the design of the author's college magazine in terms of using colorful covers with different fonts and graphic elements. While the author chose not to directly copy Elle's masthead, they aimed to create a connection with readers like Elle does through models looking at the camera. The college magazine targeted female students and covered lighthearted topics they discuss in addition to more serious issues like budgeting that students face.
Q5
The author attracted their audience for their magazine through using a relaxed tone and imagery throughout the publication. They chose the title "Totally Awesome" after asking their target audience through a quiz which title they preferred. The relaxed text and imagery of models with relaxed bodily expressions was aimed to make the magazine easy to read like chatting with a friend. The author also attracted readers through the use of color, fonts, giveaways, content and images. Quotes and coverage of up-and-coming artists on the front cover and within were meant to entice readers to learn more about their favorite musicians.
The Festival of Eid Planner
The document outlines an English literature lesson plan for 7th grade students about the story "The Festival of Eid". The objectives are for students to read the story fluently, understand the moral about helping others in need, and learn the value of responsibility in society. The plan includes motivating students by discussing treatment of poor people, explaining the story of the orphan Hamid celebrating Eid with little money, and reinforcing the lessons about religious practices, sharing happiness, and helping oneself. Students will be assessed on their comprehension through class activities and homework assignments.
Inspirational pictures
The document discusses coming up with a title for a student magazine masthead. The proposed title is "Mother Social" as it aims to attract a target audience of 15-18 year old female students of various ethnicities who enjoy socializing and meeting new people. The inspirational pictures shown are meant to convey opportunities in life and choosing positive influences, relating the magazine to a mother figure who offers help and guidance.
Question 4 Presentation
The target audience for the author's 1960s-themed music magazine is late teens to early twenties. Younger teenagers may not be interested in this theme. The magazine is priced at ยฃ2.99 since students in the target age range want affordable purchases. The magazine aims to appeal mainly to females since pop music and 1960s styles are stereotypically preferred by women. Research involved creating a mood board with color schemes, clothing styles, and makeup to match the 1960s genre and target audience tastes in magazines, TV shows like Gossip Girl, and clothing retailers like Dorothy Perkins. Interviews found that the magazine content and presentation successfully appealed to the target audience.
As Media Fashion Magazine Pitch Presentation
-Introduction
-What Magazine I'm Publishing and Why?
-Who Is My Target Audience and Why?
-What Will My Magazine Have To Offer?
-Summary
Question 2 comp
The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It represents young females aged 13-17 by using stereotypically feminine colors like pinks and purples in the design. It features a natural-looking "girl next door" model on the cover to portray women in a classy, realistic way. The informal language and lighthearted content in the articles also aims to represent and relate to teens. Additionally, it represents the working class by interviewing an artist from a working class background about her struggles, and using models dressed in high street rather than high fashion clothes.
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The document discusses the design choices for a magazine targeted at new sixth form students. It will use a color scheme of red, purple, and white to look modern yet attract both male and female readers. Images of smiling sixth formers will make students feel comfortable about starting sixth form. The layout was inspired by magazines like Wired that use minimal text suited to teenage readers. The title plays on "sixth formers" and "informing" to clearly convey the topic. Stories will welcome new students and advertise extracurricular activities to help them settle in.
Sixth form magazine presentation
The document provides annotations for the front page of a Sixth Form magazine. It analyzes various design elements and how they appeal to the target audience of 14-19 year old students. Key points analyzed include the large smiling image of a student to convey happiness and encourage reading, informal fonts and layout to attract younger readers, and neutral colors promoting gender equality. Overall it examines how the front page effectively uses images, colors, and design to target its student audience.
Mission Statement
This magazine aims to inform and entertain ambitious teens aged 16-19 on topics like school, careers, universities, puzzles and activities. It will have a fun but smart tone and be published monthly to provide more interesting content. The magazine will be distributed in schools to increase readership and benefit students by providing information, opportunities, and advice to help them achieve their goals.
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The document describes a student's magazine cover media product and responses to questions about how it uses conventions of real magazines, its target audience of 16-19 year old students, how it does not intentionally represent any social group, how the sixth form would distribute it, how the cover attracts readers through lines like "Just In!" and "Take the poll!", what technology skills were learned like Photoshop and blog design, and how preliminary tasks on shooting techniques and color palettes informed the media product.
Cover Evaluation
The document summarizes the author's evaluation of a magazine cover they created. It follows conventions like including a masthead and rule of thirds layout. It aims to represent sixth form students at a particular school without focusing on any social group. The intended audience is both male and female sixth form students at that school. In creating the magazine cover, the author learned skills like photo editing in Photoshop and using blogging platforms.
Evaluation
The document provides details about a school magazine project. It discusses researching other school magazines for conventions and themes. It describes choosing the name "Rumour has it" to entice students. The slogan "Student voice of Titus Salt School" aims to make students feel involved. A neutral purple color was selected to appeal to all students. A front cover photo featured three female students studying English Literature to promote the subject. The photo shoot took place in the school library to relate to school life.
Different camera shots (students)final
The student designed a front cover and contents page for a school magazine based on research collected from a survey of 10 students. The cover features the title "Priory Press" along with a story titled "6th form life." While happy with the images and fonts used, the student notes areas for improvement such as taking the cover photo in front of the school. The contents page is assessed as less successful due to a lack of images and detail making it appear uninteresting and bland.
Research and planning organisation & target audience
The document discusses targeting a sixth form magazine at students of the Nicholas Chamberlaine School Sixth Form. It will include images of the school and students to relate to the audience, as well as content on academic topics like personal statements and revision tips. It will also include social content on societies and events to engage students beyond just academics. The magazine will feature sixth form student actors and images of study areas like the sixth form centre and LRC to appeal to the target audience. Props will include pens, books, a chess set, and computers.
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- 1. Mission Statement I am going to design and create a school magazine aimed at Vyners Sixth form who are interested in social events, school events and the prospect of going to University. The name of my Magazine will be โour viewโ this is because I feel it subtly suggests to the reader that the magazine was written by the students of the school and makes them feel as though they are involved as the word โourโ is inclusive. I want the style of the magazine to be casual and convocation, because although I want my magazine to informative and somewhat educational, I also want it to be seen as entertaining and fun. As it is a school magazine published by students the price of the magazine will be low, I will charge 50p for each copy and they will be available to collect from Mrs Sombrero in the study room. I feel the study room is a convenient place to locate them as all sixth form students will spend some time in there over the course of the day, this way they donโt have to go out of their way to buy one may help sell more copies. The magazine will be released monthly, I feel this is a good time span between each copy released as it gives the students producing it enough time to write the next copy and its not long enough for people to forget about it and not buy the next copy. I want to include uni top ten countdowns for various categories, e.g costal unis, social life, city unis. Sixth form fashion tips and teacher interviews are also something that Iโm interested in including.