Mixmag double page spread analysis, pages 1 and 2
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Jazz The double-page spread features an image of Annie Mac and promotes her music. The text uses descriptive language appealing to the target audience of young music fans. It provides an overview of Mac's career touring the UK and supporting new dance acts. The layout includes typical magazine elements like columns, a drop cap, and a two-column text layout. The bold colorful fonts and design draw in readers interested in Mac and the music scene.
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This document provides conventions for magazine layouts covering alternative pop/indie music. The cover page should include the magazine's title, a large prominent image, thumbnails of articles, and text teasing the contents. The contents page lists articles with images and page numbers in a continuous color scheme. The double page spread features the main article title at the top left, many pictures, some highlighted text, and quotes in columns using the same color scheme across both pages.
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Both music magazines and newspapers have covers featuring prominent artists or news stories in bold, sans-serif fonts to draw attention. They also include the artist or story's name on the front. Inside, music magazines use serif fonts for sub-titles and articles, representing the creative side of music. Similarly, newspapers employ bold pictures and text related to front page stories, and sometimes provide additional details in contrasting yellow, bold serif text below the main image or title.
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NME
NME is a popular British music magazine that began as a weekly music newspaper in 1952 and transitioned to a magazine format in the 1980s. It was the first British paper to include a music singles chart and was the best-selling British music newspaper in the 1970s. While primarily focused on rock and indie music, each weekly issue features a variety of cover designs and articles to appeal to a wide audience. The magazine remains aimed at younger readers and maintains a low price point of £2.30 per issue.
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The document discusses several British music magazines, including Kerrang! and Mojo. It describes the typical design elements found on the covers of these magazines, such as the masthead, lead article, cover lines, main image, skyline, and barcode. While Kerrang! and Mojo focus on different music genres, they both share some design similarities, like using a dark color scheme and advertising CDs on the front cover, while also highlighting differences like featuring different bands and having distinct skyline fonts.
Contents Page Analyze
This document summarizes and compares the contents pages of three different music magazines. It notes that pictures are assigned to the most important articles and there is a citation from a band member to catch readers' attention. Colors are used consistently across sections and articles are separated into topics like news or album reviews. Photographs of musicians are also included at the bottom of pages.
Survey monkey results
The document discusses the results of a survey monkey on designing a rock music magazine. It will focus on the pop punk subgenre of rock, include interviews and feature both newer and older bands, have a price between £2-£3, and use a mix of colors with Delphi SF font. The magazine will be called BreakDown!
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Media evlauation
This document analyzes how a student media product uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real media products. It provides examples of conventions for front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads in professional magazines. These include using limited color schemes, varied fonts, mastheads, coverlines, images, page numbers, columns, headlines, and captions that direct the audience. The document suggests the student product can adopt or adapt these typical magazine design elements.
Content Page Analysis
The document discusses the layout and design of a magazine. It notes that most of the content is at the front, with the date clearly displayed. Article titles are in bold with drop caps to stand out. Photos accompany each article introduction. The Q Review section has a black frame to separate it from other articles. Only black is used as the background to make text easier to read. Bright colors decorate the pages without making it too simple. Tight columns are used to organize different types of articles marked with colored labels. The featured artist Sam Smith's photo is placed in the same spot on inside pages to help readers find information about him.
Evaluation question 1
This document evaluates how a media product uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real media products. It summarizes how the mock magazine front cover uses a masthead, primary image, and color scheme similar to real examples. It also discusses how the contents page lays out images and columns in a conventional format but uses some unconventional element placements. Finally, it analyzes how a double-page article spread employs typical magazine layout elements like a overlapping image and pull quotes but also follows models from magazines like NME.
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The document compares two music magazines, Recognise and NME. Both magazines only use one background image. Recognise is aimed at an older audience and only uses grey and white colors with more text. NME is aimed at a younger audience and uses brighter colors like red and pink for its masthead and band names. While both only use one image, NME makes its cover appear more engaging for its younger target demographic by using bolder colors and design elements.
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Analysing NME dizzee cover
The document analyzes the front cover of the September 2009 edition of NME magazine featuring Dizzee Rascal. It discusses various design elements of the cover including the masthead, header, sell lines, main image of Dizzee Rascal, main cover line, barcode, footer, pull quote, background design, and flasher. It also provides background information on NME magazine and analyzes the target audience as predominantly male, aged 16-24, from social classes A, B, and C1.
Magazine analysis nme
The document analyzes features of the NME magazine, including its masthead placement, memorable short name, use of bold fonts and shadow effects on cover lines, and footer summarizing artists. It also discusses the magazine's color scheme, price, circulation numbers, target demographics, and contents page layout with repeating masthead and artist images. The second part analyzes a double page article spread on Dizzee Rascal, noting font sizes, mid-shot image of him holding a spray can, use of columns, and juxtaposed images showing his growth.
Front cover analysis kerrang!
The document discusses the design elements and target audience of the Kerrang! magazine cover. Kerrang! targets teenagers and young adults interested in rock music genres like metal and punk rock. The cover features a lead singer from a punk band superimposed over a basketball to promote the "Slam Dunk" music festival. The magazine masthead is in shattered capital letters to establish its focus on tough, loud music genres. Overall, the cover design utilizes bright colors and block capital fonts to match the vibrant, loud nature of rock music discussed in the magazine.
Double page spread final copies
This document provides annotations for a double-page magazine spread featuring an artist interview. The left page contains a large featured image of the artist with depth of field, along with their name, photographer credit, and a quote. The right page contains the majority of the text interview divided into two sections, using different fonts to highlight keywords and informal language to appeal to younger audiences. Both pages draw layout inspiration from other music magazines and were created to complement each other visually.
Eminem vibe analyisis front cover
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Researching codes and conventions of music magazines double page spread
The document discusses the codes and conventions used in music magazines including Q Magazine, Kerrang!, and Billboard. Some common conventions discussed include:
- Using large, prominent images of artists that take up an entire page to highlight their importance.
- Employing direct eye contact in photos to create a personal connection with readers.
- Organizing articles in columns for easy reading.
- Maintaining consistent color schemes and fonts to build brand recognition over time.
- Including additional photos on double page spreads to provide more insight into the featured artist.
Finished front cover essay
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Music sub genre research
The document discusses different music magazine genres including indie rock, rock, pop, hip-hop/urban, and classical. For each genre, it provides examples of magazine covers and interior pages, analyzing layouts, color schemes, and how they relate to the intended target audience. Key aspects like prominent images, bold text and colors are examined across magazines covers and contents to demonstrate genre conventions.
Nme analysis
The document summarizes the design elements of the cover and contents pages of a music magazine (NME). Key elements include the masthead in red, white, and black that draws attention; sell-lines that advertise featured artists; a close-up main image of Dizzee Rascal making eye contact with readers; and a skyline advertising the issue as a special "Autumn" edition. Throughout, the design reinforces themes related to the featured artist Dizzee Rascal and hip hop music through images, layout, and stylistic choices like graffiti-inspired text.
Magazine Point Point
The Source was founded in 1988 by two men as a magazine focused on hip hop music, culture, and politics. It grew from a concert newsletter into a popular mainstream magazine that became the leading publication in its genre. Over time, The Source expanded its coverage of the hip hop industry and culture through various initiatives like awards shows and spin-off publications. However, it also engaged in controversies and public feuds with artists like Eminem that damaged its credibility in later years.
Task 1 analysis of 4 front covers
The magazine cover features violinist Vanessa Mae on the front. Key elements used to target the audience include the sophisticated layout, focus on classical music reviews and performances, and targeting of an older ABC1 demographic between ages 18-60 who enjoy classical music. The monotone color scheme and formal language and reviews aim to attract a mature audience interested in classical genre.
As media research assignment for music magazines
The document discusses the typical codes and conventions used in magazine design, including:
- Mastheads use distinctive typography to identify the publication.
- Cover images feature prominent artists to attract audiences.
- Strap lines provide insights into the magazine's subject matter.
- Contents pages list articles in categories with images to engage readers.
- Double-page spreads usually include multiple photos and columns of text.
Common design elements like consistent colors and layouts aim to clearly present information and build brand recognition. Magazines employ visual cues and headlines to draw attention to key stories and entertain or inform audiences.
Research
- The front cover uses a pink, white and black colour scheme similar to the Sex Pistols album covers. The masthead and cover lines use a cut-out style similar to punk aesthetics. Thumbnail photos show close-ups of musicians' faces.
- The contents page has a two-column layout with photos and minimal text that appeals to the magazine's audience. It lists articles about music in Memphis, London, and Okemah, Woody Guthrie's birthplace.
- A double-page article uses a full-page photo spilling onto the next page to show the musicians. The large, clear main cover line grabs attention and makes readers want to learn more, as it
Research for Media Coursework
- The front cover uses a pink, white and black colour scheme similar to the Sex Pistols album covers. The masthead and cover lines use a cut-out style similar to punk aesthetics. The main photo shows the band looking serious, fitting the magazine and genre.
- The contents page has a two-column layout with photos and minimal text that is easy to read. It lists the issue number and date as required. A pull quote draws the reader in.
- The article double page spread features a full-page photo of the band performing. The main cover line takes up most of the left page and says "Enjoy Yourself", the title of one of their songs to interest fans.
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