Music magazine annotated
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The document describes the design elements used in a music magazine, including: 1) A two-tone colored background is used on the front cover along with a downloaded font for the masthead and sell by lines. Additional information like the month, price, and website are also included. 2) Promotional materials like a free poster and floating quotes are added to the front cover to attract more audiences. 3) The color theme carries through to the contents page, which uses a film strip with self-taken images to indicate the stories on each page. Dividers are used to separate sections.
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I created a front cover and content page for a music magazine using Microsoft Publisher and InDesign. For the front cover, I edited photos to have bright colors representing stage lights and added a sticker to imply fresh news. The band names are in different colors to avoid monotony. For the content page, I used the same fonts and colors as the masthead to link the pages and cropped a photo over a white font for visibility. Page references are in varying large colors to help readers navigate while boxes draw attention.
Q1
The document discusses magazine design conventions and how the author has both followed and challenged conventions in their cover, contents page, and article designs. For the cover, conventions like using a cover image and direct eye contact are followed, while using a black and white image challenges conventions. For contents, an artist index is included conventionally but multiple feature articles challenge norms. The article uses a paper-like background conventionally but adds graphical elements unconventionally.
Rough cut comparison 2
The document compares the layout, design, and content of the author's magazine to Top of the Pops magazine. Some key differences noted are that the author's images have more variety in location while Top of the Pops images are all in a studio, and the author's magazine has more consistent coloring while Top of the Pops has more varied colors. The author feels their magazine has a more professional layout but that Top of the Pops is more eye-catching due to its target audience being younger. Areas for improvement for the author's magazine include lighting, font choice, and some editing.
Question 3
This document discusses the conventions used in magazine design and how the author's product both adheres to and challenges some of these conventions. It describes using a masthead on the left of the front cover instead of centered. Cover lines are placed on the left side. The main image is of a single person towards the bottom right instead of centered. The contents page includes pictures, page numbers, and advertisements. A double page spread features a title as a quote, subheading, and main image spanning both pages to draw the reader in.
Contents q1
The document discusses various conventions used in music magazine contents pages and how the creator's product develops or challenges these conventions. It uses columns and different font sizes to separate headings and articles for clarity. Page numbers are included for navigation. The magazine title is repeated in a different font from the cover. A block background color is used with text for readability, with a developed sidebar color. Images are limited to two to avoid overcrowding the text-based layout. Advertisements are challenged through by only briefly promoting products and linking them to stories instead of including them on the contents page.
Media evaluation q1,2,3,6
The document summarizes the technologies used to construct a magazine media product. It discusses using Photoshop to edit photos, InDesign to layout the magazine pages, WordPress for an online blog, and Google for research. A digital SLR camera was also used to take photos for the magazine shoot. The document reflects on what was learned about using these programs, such as familiarizing oneself with their various functions and icons.
Front Cover Production Work
The document summarizes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine about rock music. Key elements were added using the text tool, including the masthead, positioning statement, price, issue information, coverlines about band names identified by the target audience, and sublines explaining article contents. A main coverline was used to anchor the background image. Audience research also informed the selection of band names included in a bar at the bottom of the cover.
Evaluation Question 1
The document summarizes how the magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread use, develop, and challenge conventions of existing music magazines.
The magazine cover uses similar design elements as Vibe magazine, such as background color and model type. However, it also develops elements like brighter lighting and a smokey background. It challenges conventions by adding elements like a strapline and visible price.
The contents page uses conventions like page numbers but develops the title design and layout. It challenges conventions through its sole use of black background color and multiple images.
The double page spread similarly uses a large image on the left and text on the right. It develops elements like positioning the name as a title and photo angle.
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Q1
The document discusses magazine design conventions and how the author has both followed and challenged conventions in their cover, contents page, and article designs. For the cover, conventions like using a cover image and direct eye contact are followed, while using a black and white image challenges conventions. For contents, an artist index is included conventionally but multiple feature articles challenge norms. The article uses a paper-like background conventionally but adds graphical elements unconventionally.
Rough cut comparison 2
The document compares the layout, design, and content of the author's magazine to Top of the Pops magazine. Some key differences noted are that the author's images have more variety in location while Top of the Pops images are all in a studio, and the author's magazine has more consistent coloring while Top of the Pops has more varied colors. The author feels their magazine has a more professional layout but that Top of the Pops is more eye-catching due to its target audience being younger. Areas for improvement for the author's magazine include lighting, font choice, and some editing.
Question 3
This document discusses the conventions used in magazine design and how the author's product both adheres to and challenges some of these conventions. It describes using a masthead on the left of the front cover instead of centered. Cover lines are placed on the left side. The main image is of a single person towards the bottom right instead of centered. The contents page includes pictures, page numbers, and advertisements. A double page spread features a title as a quote, subheading, and main image spanning both pages to draw the reader in.
Contents q1
The document discusses various conventions used in music magazine contents pages and how the creator's product develops or challenges these conventions. It uses columns and different font sizes to separate headings and articles for clarity. Page numbers are included for navigation. The magazine title is repeated in a different font from the cover. A block background color is used with text for readability, with a developed sidebar color. Images are limited to two to avoid overcrowding the text-based layout. Advertisements are challenged through by only briefly promoting products and linking them to stories instead of including them on the contents page.
Media evaluation q1,2,3,6
The document summarizes the technologies used to construct a magazine media product. It discusses using Photoshop to edit photos, InDesign to layout the magazine pages, WordPress for an online blog, and Google for research. A digital SLR camera was also used to take photos for the magazine shoot. The document reflects on what was learned about using these programs, such as familiarizing oneself with their various functions and icons.
Front Cover Production Work
The document summarizes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine about rock music. Key elements were added using the text tool, including the masthead, positioning statement, price, issue information, coverlines about band names identified by the target audience, and sublines explaining article contents. A main coverline was used to anchor the background image. Audience research also informed the selection of band names included in a bar at the bottom of the cover.
Evaluation Question 1
The document summarizes how the magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread use, develop, and challenge conventions of existing music magazines.
The magazine cover uses similar design elements as Vibe magazine, such as background color and model type. However, it also develops elements like brighter lighting and a smokey background. It challenges conventions by adding elements like a strapline and visible price.
The contents page uses conventions like page numbers but develops the title design and layout. It challenges conventions through its sole use of black background color and multiple images.
The double page spread similarly uses a large image on the left and text on the right. It develops elements like positioning the name as a title and photo angle.
Evaluation Question 1
The document summarizes how the magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread use, develop, and challenge conventions of existing music magazines.
The magazine cover uses similar design elements as Vibe magazine, such as background color and model type. However, it also develops elements like the masthead style and brighter lighting. It challenges conventions by adding elements like a strapline and visible price.
The contents page uses conventions like page numbers but develops the title style and image layout. It challenges conventions through its sole black background color and greater number of images.
The double page spread similarly styles the background, large image placement, and quote use. It develops elements like the model name placement and photo angle. It challenges
Front Cover Production Work
The document summarizes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine about rock music. Key elements were added using the text tool, including the masthead, positioning statement, price, issue information, cover lines about band names identified by the target audience, sublines explaining article contents, and a main cover line anchoring the base image. A bar was also added to the bottom with additional band names from audience research to appeal to a wide audience.
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Construction of the Contents Page
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Front Cover Production Work
The document summarizes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine about rock music. Key elements were added using the text tool, including the masthead, positioning statement, price, issue information, coverlines featuring band names identified by the target audience, sublines explaining article contents, and a plus bar with additional band names. Audience research was used to select appealing elements and ensure wide appeal. When complete, a barcode was added to the bottom right corner following magazine design conventions.
Question 1- Conventions
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contents page conventions
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Q1
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Evaluation 5
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Evaluation Question 1
The document summarizes how the magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread use, develop, and challenge conventions of existing music magazines.
The magazine cover uses similar design elements as Vibe magazine, such as background color and model type. However, it also develops elements like the masthead style and brighter lighting. It challenges conventions by adding elements like a strapline and visible price.
The contents page uses conventions like page numbers but develops the title style and image layout. It challenges conventions through its sole black background color and greater number of images.
The double page spread similarly styles the background, large image placement, and quote use. It develops elements like the model name placement and photo angle. It challenges
Front Cover Production Work
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Production - Front Cover
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Construction of the Contents Page
The document summarizes the design choices made for the contents page of a magazine. Block colours are used behind headings to draw the eye. Fonts are modified to add quirkiness. Columns are included to organize features by topic like music news and reviews. Inspiration is taken from other magazines' use of black backgrounds and simple yet information-rich layouts. Brief previews of articles are provided through edited photographs and introductions.
Front Cover Production Work
The document summarizes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine about rock music. Key elements were added using the text tool, including the masthead, positioning statement, price, issue information, coverlines featuring band names identified by the target audience, sublines explaining article contents, and a plus bar with additional band names. Audience research was used to select appealing elements and ensure wide appeal. When complete, a barcode was added to the bottom right corner following magazine design conventions.
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Development page 1 draft two
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contents page conventions
The document discusses conventions for magazine contents pages that the author followed in designing their own contents page. Some of the key conventions included listing articles chronologically with page numbers, separating articles into categories using colored subheadings, including subscription and editor's letter sections, repeating the issue date/number at the top, and using images to advertise articles. The author drew inspiration from example contents pages from magazines like Q, NME, and Billboard to design their page following typical structures and styles.
Front cover conventions
The document discusses conventions used in magazine front covers and how the author took inspiration from existing magazines. Some conventions the author followed include using a one-word masthead in one color placed at the top left of the cover. Feature stories were placed down the sides using various fonts and colors. The main story was advertised in large font with a pull quote. A footer was included at the bottom to list more stories or artists. A barcode and price were placed in the bottom right corner. The main image depicted one or two artists as a midshot. Some conventions were challenged, such as including the issue date in the masthead and using two artists in the main image. Corners and plugs were also used to further advertise stories.
Dps conventions
This document discusses conventions used in magazine double page spreads and how the author of this document followed or challenged conventions in their own magazine spread. It provides examples of conventions like using logos and subheadings, large main images, drop caps, pull quotes, titles, page numbers, columned text, and stand firsts from magazines like Q, Billboard, NME, and Vibe. It then explains how the author chose to follow conventions like columned text but challenge others like not using stand firsts in their own magazine spread design.
Q1
The document discusses conventions used in magazine covers, contents pages, and articles. It provides examples of how the creator incorporated conventions such as including a cover image, masthead, artist index, and feature articles. It also discusses some ways conventions were challenged, such as using a black and white cover image rather than a colorful one, including a graphical background on the cover, and having multiple feature articles rather than just one.
Evaluation of magazine task
The document describes the design choices Jessica made in creating a magazine mockup. For the front cover, she used serif fonts for the title and sans-serif for headlines to draw attention. On the contents page, she used different fonts and multiple images to draw readers to different stories. On the double page spread, she included a smaller offset image to focus on the interview text.
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This document analyzes how the author's media product uses or challenges conventions of real media products. It discusses how the fonts, images, and layout on the front cover, double page spread, and contents page follow conventions. For fonts, sans serif are used on the front cover for readability while serif fonts are used for body text. Images are used consistently across pages to feature the main story. Lures are heavily used on the front cover to attract readers. The contents page uses conventional columns and descriptions to easily guide readers to content. Overall, the media product adheres closely to typical conventions for formatting, visuals, and navigation in real magazines.
Evaluation 5
The document compares the author's magazine product to NME magazine. It describes similarities between the two publications' front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads. The author modeled several design elements on NME to appeal to a similar audience. Feedback from test audiences prompted changes to reduce images on the front cover and add more context to the double page article.
Eval q 1
The document describes the design process for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine. It discusses how the designer used elements from the NME magazine as inspiration, but also developed their own style. For the front cover, elements like font, layout, and photo style were inspired by NME, but the designer added their own elements like a red circle and varied fonts. For the contents page and double page spread, inspiration was taken from NME's use of images and page numbers, but the designer developed their own color schemes, layouts, and background styles. Challenges to NME included using different typefaces, photos, and sectioning of content.
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Q1
This document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes how the front cover, contents page, and double page spread follow typical magazine structures and styles. The front cover uses a large central image and masthead like real music magazines. The contents page includes images and lists sections similarly to other magazines. The double page spread employs a black border, large heading, and black and white image consistent with conventions.
Catherine Thompson-Evaluation
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This document discusses the design choices made for various elements of a magazine spread, including the front cover, contents page, and double page spread. For the front cover, a large masthead uses capital letters and features a star clip art to represent the music genre. The contents page is highly structured with columns and uses consistent fonts and photos. The double page spread features an interview in a question and answer format with separated text colors and pull quotes to intrigue readers.
Q1 evaluation
The document discusses the creator's approach to designing a pop music magazine, including using elements from other magazines, developing elements in new ways, and challenging conventions. For the cover, the creator used a single artist rather than a boy band. For the contents page, they centered the image and used two columns for information. For the double-page spread, they featured a large image on one page and questions/answers in columns on the facing page. The creator aimed to both replicate conventions and put their own style on standard magazine elements.
Question no1.
This document describes the conventions used in designing the front cover, contents page, and an article for a dance music magazine. For the front cover, conventions like a selling line, main artist image with eye contact and headphones as a prop, and cover lines are followed. The contents page layout mimics other music magazines with a two-column design. Article conventions include a headline, pull quotes, and index tabs. Consistent use of typography, images, and color scheme adhere to the magazine's house style.
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This document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real magazines. On the front cover, it uses large masthead and image in the center, as well as cover lines and strap line, following magazine conventions. The contents page also follows conventions with features column and page numbers in a different color. The main article has a large main image, title, date, and page numbers, positioning the focus on the featured artist. Throughout the product, conventions are followed for layout and design elements, with only one convention not used - the reduced front cover on the contents page.
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The document summarizes the design and content of a Bhangra music magazine created by the author for an assignment. It discusses the layout, intended audience, color scheme, and similarities to real music magazines used for conventions like the cover, contents page, and articles. The author explains design choices and how the magazine challenges conventions through elements like a plain black background for the article. The document also discusses potential distribution partners and how the magazine would attract its target audience of 16-21 year olds.
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The document provides feedback questions for a student magazine project asking about target audience, design choices, lessons learned using Adobe Photoshop and InDesign, and areas for improvement. It also includes examples of the student's magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread and asks how they link together and achieve the goals of drawing in the reader.
Evaluation Q1
My media product uses some conventions of real magazines but also challenges and develops some conventions. It follows conventions like using simple fonts, putting the magazine title and date/price in typical locations, including cover lines and using columns on the contents page. However, it also develops conventions by adding a colored bar behind the masthead and putting the barcode and cover lines in atypical locations. The layout challenges conventions by listing articles on the contents page without categories. Overall, it draws from real magazine conventions but also puts its own spin on some aspects of design and layout.
Question 1
The document summarizes the conventions and forms used in creating different elements of a magazine, including the cover, contents page, and article.
For the cover, conventions like the masthead, celebrity image, eye contact, color theme, and barcode are used. Forms include images, text, and graphics.
The contents page follows conventions such as the magazine name, "Contents" header, artist image, categories, and page numbers. Forms include image, informational text, and graphical elements.
The article uses conventions like a question and answer format, pull quote heading, and two celebrity images. Forms include textual interview, images, headings, and drop cap. Inspirations and some broken conventions
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The document describes the process taken to create the front cover and contents page for a magazine. It details selecting fonts, images, and colors and positioning them based on examples from other magazines like NME and Kerrang. The front cover used a transparent masthead at the top and featured image in the center with coverlines, barcodes, and artist listings. The contents page placed a large featured image at the top and used colored text boxes below with additional graphic images relating to article topics.
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The document summarizes the steps taken to design the front cover of a magazine about rock music. Key elements were added using the text tool, including the masthead, positioning statement, price and issue information, cover lines featuring band names identified by the target audience, sublines explaining article contents, and a main cover line anchoring the image. A bar was also added to the bottom featuring additional band names from audience research to appeal to a wide audience. Once complete, a barcode was added to the bottom right corner.
Question 1
The document summarizes how the student's media product uses conventions of real music magazines. It includes:
1) A cover with the magazine title beveled and a close-up image of a model wearing red, white, and black to match the color scheme.
2) A contents page with the title and page numbers in red to stand out, images relevant to articles, and consistent fonts and bold headings to navigate sections.
3) A double-page article spread with a large image taking half the page, columns to organize text easily, and a headline using different colors to draw attention.
Evaluation 1
The document discusses how the author's media coursework utilizes, develops, and challenges conventions of real media products. It provides examples from the cover, contents page, and double page spread of the author's mock music magazine. The cover follows conventions like skylines and mastheads but challenges others through design choices. The contents page incorporates standard features like columns and images but also includes unique elements. The double page spread adheres to conventions such as standfirsts and drop caps but challenges norms through an unconventional use of a large quotation.
Question 1
The document summarizes a magazine the author produced for a final task. The magazine's target audience is older teen girls ages 15+. Key elements of the magazine include a black and white masthead with purple accents to stand out. The cover feature ties to the main article through its action pose. Interior sections include kickers, cover lines, and a menu strip informed by an audience questionnaire. Content focuses on music reviews, fashion, shopping, film and TV geared towards the target demographic. A double page spread profiles two artists around the same age as readers.
Evaluation
The student evaluated their music magazine project against magazine codes and conventions. They analyzed several elements of their magazine, including the front cover, central image, contents page, double page article, and house style. They discussed maintaining consistent themes, colors and fonts throughout the magazine to establish a coherent house style. The student also considered how their magazine represents a target audience interested in dance music and culture.
Question 01 of music mag media evaluation.
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Question 01 of Media evaluation
Media evaluations have seven questions for one to answer, Her is an example for the public to follow for an answer.
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- 2. Front Cover
- 3. A two tone coloured The main image is background is used, one I took myself the masthead was and cut out to made with a place on the front downloaded font cover, the website called Caviar Dreams, is placed under the sell by line has also the barcode been added on, the which is month issued and overlapping the price are all in the main image same font and colour purposely. with the same outline, this is the opposite of the Masthead however the same colours are used just alternated.
- 4. Additional Sell by lines have been added to the front cover, what else is featured in the magazine is also on the front cover, a promotional free poster has also been added to attract more audiences, floating quotes too.
- 6. The colour theme has been carried on throughout to the contents page, a film strip has been added which contain images which are self taken to indicate which stories are on which pages. Dividers have been added to separate and clearly show where the reader should go.
- 7. Text has been added, as well as decorations to enhance the appearance of the cover.
- 9. The main image has been placed on the page, its covering slightly more than half of the page, the arm has purposely been added to over lap onto the next page completely, a film strip once again like the contents page has been added with many additional pictures which I have self take, some have been through a front facing webcam which I had instructed the model to do. Plain pink background where the text will be.
- 10. Floating quotes from the text have been added, the interview questions have been placed on the page, the introduction has been placed on the main image itself, a translucent T has been placed behind the text to symbolise the artists initial.