Music magazine- Evaluation- Question One
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This document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media products. Specifically: - The layout and style of NME magazine was used as a reference and guide, targeting the same audience of teenagers and young adults. - The front cover uses the layout and style of a Florence and the Machine issue of NME, featuring a close-up image of a female artist to attract both male and female readers. - The contents page mimics NME's layout with large cover image, small varied photos, and descriptions. - The double-page spread overlaps text like the NME example, and includes the magazine logo as other music magazines do. - Overall the
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To attract readers, the document discusses using a limited color palette, consistent masthead and house style across pages, relevant images of popular artists, and interactive content like competitions. Maintaining visual continuity across the front cover, contents page, and double page spread makes the magazine look professional and appeals to the target audience's interests. Placing artist images and titles prominently helps entice readers and promote the featured content.
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To attract readers, the document summarizes techniques used for the front cover, contents page, and double-page spread of a music magazine. For the front cover, limited colors, the masthead featuring the magazine's name, and popular artist images were used. The contents page maintained the house style and featured repeating elements like the masthead and images of featured artists. The double-page spread also kept consistent colors and formatting, with a centered title overlapping letters and questions in a different color than answers within columns.
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A consistent style was maintained across pages with the same colors, fonts and aggressive yet passionate modes of address. Images conveyed passion through body language while colors represented violence. The double page spread featured a black and white mid-shot that portrayed the artist as stylish and powerful.
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This document discusses how the author appealed to their target audience in designing the front cover, contents page, and double page spread for a magazine.
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1) The document discusses how the media product draws from conventions of real music magazines like NME. It uses similar designs, colors, genres of music featured, and masthead while adding more text to the front cover.
2) Details are provided on design elements carried through pages like colors and links between front cover, contents page, and double page spread.
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Question 1
The document discusses researching NME magazines as inspiration for a school magazine project about music. It summarizes that NME magazines target music-obsessed teenagers and include different music genres like indie, modern, country and alternative bands. It describes designing magazine covers and pages based on NME styles and conventions like bold mastheads, bright colors, cover photos and quotes. The student aimed to make the design professional, relate to the target audience and connect different pages through consistent colors and text.
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In 3 sentences:
The author analyzes how their magazine uses conventions of real music magazines in its layout, design and content. They aimed to represent young female music fans interested in indie music and fashion through the choice of a female artist to feature. The intended audience is predominantly female aged 16-25 who enjoy indie music and bands, and the author sought to attract this audience through the magazine's name, price, cover design, and inclusion of popular artists.
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- Research was done on magazines' color schemes, leading to the choice of reddish pink for the masthead to attract female readers.
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The document is an evaluation by Zoe Radford of her own music magazine production. In 3 sentences:
Zoe analyzes how her magazine uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines through elements like cover design, layouts, and use of images and fonts. She represents her target audience of female indie music fans through the choice of a female artist for the cover feature and language used. Zoe believes her magazine could be distributed by IPC Media as they distribute NME and engage many women, and her magazine would attract a new audience for them.
Evaluation Questions
The document is an evaluation by Zoe Radford of her own music magazine production. In 3 sentences:
Zoe analyzes how her magazine uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines through elements like cover design, layouts, and stylistic choices. She represents her target audience of 16-25 year old females interested in indie music through the featured artist and language. Zoe aims to attract this audience through the magazine's name, price, cover images, and inclusion of popular indie artists to appeal to their interests in music, fashion, and art.
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The document discusses how the student designed their magazine to attract their target audience of alternative rock music fans. They compare their magazine to NME magazine, which was their inspiration. Some key design elements they discuss include:
- Using a vibrant female model with red hair on the cover to attract attention.
- Choosing a graffiti-style font that is unique, young, and memorable as their trademark.
- Incorporating the colors red, white, and black like NME to appeal to audiences.
- Modeling their contents page layout after NME's, with a quarter image and caption and text explaining stories, for balance and ease of reading.
- Including banners to separate magazine
The Evalution
The student created a music magazine mimicking the style of NME magazine to target the indie music audience. Their magazine included a similar title and layout to NME on the front cover and contents page. Photos and articles focused on indie bands and culture. The student learned publishing skills in InDesign and Photoshop to construct the magazine, and how magazines use design elements to represent audiences and be distributed.
The evalution
The student created a music magazine mimicking the style of NME magazine to target the indie music audience. Their magazine included a similar title and layout to NME on the front cover and contents page. Photos and descriptions were also styled after NME. The student aimed to represent the indie social group through clothing styles of models, topics covered, and similar aesthetic choices to NME. They believe a company like IPC Media could distribute their magazine as they already distribute NME and the magazine expands their audience reach.
Evaluation
This document analyzes how the author's media product uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
The author follows conventions like including a masthead and using coverlines, but challenges stereotypes with the front cover image. Female representation on the cover challenges portrayals as appealing to the "male gaze." Layout, colors, and images used also reference magazines like NME and Kerrang! while tailored for the author's target audience.
The contents page maximizes images over text for engagement. Double page spreads employ large central images, pull quotes, and a mix of photos and columns of text. Page design draws from examples but adapts them.
Throughout, the author considers representation of age, gender and social groups
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The document discusses the process of creating a music magazine called "Vibe" as a class project. Key points include:
- The magazine was inspired by Spin magazine and uses similar conventions like images of artists, headlines, and stories about music.
- Photoshop skills like airbrushing, adding text, and adjusting layers were used to design the magazine cover and layout.
- Research of existing magazines helped determine design elements and the target audience of teenagers aged 13-19.
- Artists like Miley Cyrus and Pixie Lott were featured to appeal to this young demographic.
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The document discusses the process of constructing a music magazine for a school assignment. It describes how the student used conventions from real magazines like NME as inspiration. Key aspects that were influenced by NME include the masthead design, cover layout featuring a band, and double page interview format. The intended audience is described as older teenagers interested in indie/rock music. Technologies used included Paint.net for image editing and PagePlus for layout. The student feels the final product successfully fulfilled the task of constructing a music magazine.
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The document discusses the student's music magazine project. It describes how the student used conventions from real music magazines like NME in designing the cover, contents page, and double page spread of their magazine. The student targeted their magazine at older teenagers who enjoy indie/rock music. Images and stories featured bands with a rebellious style to appeal to this audience. The student learned about design technologies like Paint.net and PagePlus during the magazine creation process. Overall, the student felt their final product successfully fulfilled the task of constructing a music magazine.
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My evaluation!
The document describes the conventions used in the student's media magazine project. It discusses using a contrasting masterhead with capital and lowercase letters. It includes a pull quote about a TV show. Images on the contents page include page numbers and the front cover. Columns are used to break up text. Double page spreads include a large poster image and columns for text. The target audience is represented as teenage girls through stereotypical images and references to social media and TV. Egmont publishing would be a good fit as they currently only have one teen music magazine. The audience is attracted through pink and purple color scheme, elegant yet readable fonts, and flattering images of girls with natural looks and outfits. The student learned new skills
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- 2. Question one In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products? For my media product, I had used a real magazine for guidance and reference for my layout. My main choice was ‘NME’ as they interest and target the same market as I have gone for. My target market was teenagers and young adults who were attracted to magazines with popular icons on the cover. I believe I have looked at real life magazines for each detail I have made in my product.
- 3. Question one On my front cover, I have used a Florence and the machine issue of NME as my layout style. The front cover image connects to the double page spread and I have followed the idea of the female member being the cover on the front cover. This makes the front cover more eye-catching and appealing as the female figure is a lot more glamorous and feisty, and is the lead singer so will naturally be more recognised. I showed my class mates the front cover of the NME magazine with Florence on and the front cover of the NME magazine with La Roux on and asked them which one they prefer and they chose Florence as she is more popular, glamorous and the overall layout and house style is more modern.
- 4. As I was using NME’s Florence and the Machine edition, I had to try and use similar models. I used a glamorous, attractive female to feature on my front cover and used a close up image, like Florence’s. Question one
- 6. Front Cover I used this image of Emily as her eyes are towards the top of the magazine, so the masthead will attract male customers who find her attractive and female customers who view her as an icon. I followed the same layout as NME, with the bold black writing which says ‘EMILY’, the list of artists on the side, the quote on the left, the bold masthead, the ‘2 of 10 SPECIAL EDITION COVERS’ and taken inspiration from the font and colour throughout.
- 7. Contents Page I based my contents page of the layout from NME. The large image on the contents fits my double page spread and front cover. I followed the layout of NME’s contents page by using the same fonts and colours (grey/black). The images fit the layout of NME by being small and varied from different photo shoots. I was able to control space by adding in descriptions of the pages.
- 8. MY DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD
- 9. DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD The double page spread was my most successful, choice wise. Again, it was an NME page I had based the layout on. The text from the second page overlapped onto the first page on the NME double page spread, so I fitted my layout by overlapping the ‘T’ onto the image of Emily. I had added a small ‘BAM’ logo at the top, as many music magazines I had looked at, such as NME, had their logo somewhere on their featured pages.
- 10. CONCLUSION To conclude my response to evaluation question one, my media product uses and develops a variety of layouts, ideas and forms of current, existing media products, especially media products such as NME that appeal to my target audience.