My magazine edit 2 (Final Poster.)
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1) The document describes screenshots of the process of designing a magazine cover for children about films. 2) It includes adding a masthead with the words "Film Reel", a promotional banner advertising a Disney cruise contest, captions featuring the films "Monster Inc" and "Shrek 5", and a plug advertising free movie posters. 3) The final magazine cover is meant to appeal to children with its colorful design inspired by other kids' magazines, making it fit in with the family film genre.
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My magazine edit 1
The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover for a children's film magazine. The creator took a photo of a dog for the main cover image. They added a custom masthead combining the words "Film" and "Reel". A promotional banner was also included to advertise a Disney cruise giveaway. Popular movie titles like Monster Inc. and Shrek 5 were placed on the cover to make it look professional. The creator generated text for Shrek 5 using an online font generator. Additional elements like free movie posters and a custom Toy Story 4 logo were designed and added to promote content and collectability. The final cover has a colorful design inspired by other children's magazines.
Magazine Content
The document provides guidelines for designing the layout of a magazine cover, including having the main image feature the main character(s), centering the short and clear heading, placing the film title at the bottom to avoid crowding, and including additional content like behind-the-scenes pictures and article headlines at the bottom to provide more context without cluttering the main visual elements.
Poster screenshots
The document describes the process of creating a film poster. It includes 6 screenshots showing:
1) The countryside background image chosen to suit the family film genre.
2) The main image of a dog, which is the main character, with a blurred edge to blend into the background.
3) Adding a black outline to the main image to make it stand out against the background.
4) Adding a smaller masthead to identify the film title and allow the main image to stand out.
5) Including a skyline and tagline at the top to make the poster look legitimate and interesting.
6) Finally, adding billing information and social media links at the bottom to provide more
5 edited photos i have used for my magazine
The document discusses 6 photos that have been edited for use in a magazine. For each photo, the edits made are described, such as removing backgrounds, resizing images, adding drop shadows, increasing lightness and saturation. The purpose of the edits is also explained, which is generally to make the subject of the photo stand out more from the background and draw the viewer's focus to them, allowing for words to be placed around the images. Backgrounds are often removed or blurred to reduce clutter and direct attention to the key elements in each picture.
Cover
The document outlines a plan for a model's makeup, costume, and photoshoot for a magazine cover. It describes giving the model highlighted cheekbones, gold eyeshadow with a darker color in the socket, and a dark plum lip color. She will wear blue jeans and a purple top. Photos will be taken with side lighting to enhance features and make her look young. Based on feedback, changes were made to make the magazine cover look more like a pop magazine, including changing fonts, colors, adding elements like a barcode and competition banner.
Assignment
This document provides 10 ideas for content and engagement on social media to promote a cosmetics brand: 1) Behind-the-scenes videos of new collections, 2) Contests asking people to style lipsticks and post outfits for giveaways, 3) High-quality product swatches online, 4) Exclusive limited-time free gifts with launches, 5) Campaigns promoting the brand as an essential part of every makeup collection, 6) Blog posts about brand ambassadors at events and their style, 7) Contests asking for shade suggestions for new products, 8) Contests reposting users' makeup photos for likes and prizes, 9) Interviews with ambassadors about their routines and the brand, 10
Question 1
1. The document discusses the design elements of a magazine front cover, contents page, and double page spread.
2. For the front cover, the designer used a large image of Tyler, The Creator and pull quotes to attract readers' attention and match the genre of the magazine.
3. The contents page uses the same fonts and color scheme as the magazine to look cohesive. Page numbers are included to follow conventions.
4. The double page spread features a large cinematic image of the model and uses impact font and pull quotes to highlight the main article in a way that appeals to the target audience.
Question 1
- The document summarizes the design choices made for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine.
- For the front cover, a large celebrity image was used and pull quotes were placed similarly to the inspiration magazine to entice readers.
- The contents page uses consistent fonts and classy colors like grey to emphasize elements while remaining readable.
- The double page spread features a cinematically edited celebrity image and title styled with Impact font in black for visibility on a white background, along with pull quotes from the main article.
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The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover for a children's film magazine. The creator took a photo of a dog for the main cover image. They added a custom masthead combining the words "Film" and "Reel". A promotional banner was also included to advertise a Disney cruise giveaway. Popular movie titles like Monster Inc. and Shrek 5 were placed on the cover to make it look professional. The creator generated text for Shrek 5 using an online font generator. Additional elements like free movie posters and a custom Toy Story 4 logo were designed and added to promote content and collectability. The final cover has a colorful design inspired by other children's magazines.
Magazine Content
The document provides guidelines for designing the layout of a magazine cover, including having the main image feature the main character(s), centering the short and clear heading, placing the film title at the bottom to avoid crowding, and including additional content like behind-the-scenes pictures and article headlines at the bottom to provide more context without cluttering the main visual elements.
Poster screenshots
The document describes the process of creating a film poster. It includes 6 screenshots showing:
1) The countryside background image chosen to suit the family film genre.
2) The main image of a dog, which is the main character, with a blurred edge to blend into the background.
3) Adding a black outline to the main image to make it stand out against the background.
4) Adding a smaller masthead to identify the film title and allow the main image to stand out.
5) Including a skyline and tagline at the top to make the poster look legitimate and interesting.
6) Finally, adding billing information and social media links at the bottom to provide more
5 edited photos i have used for my magazine
The document discusses 6 photos that have been edited for use in a magazine. For each photo, the edits made are described, such as removing backgrounds, resizing images, adding drop shadows, increasing lightness and saturation. The purpose of the edits is also explained, which is generally to make the subject of the photo stand out more from the background and draw the viewer's focus to them, allowing for words to be placed around the images. Backgrounds are often removed or blurred to reduce clutter and direct attention to the key elements in each picture.
Cover
The document outlines a plan for a model's makeup, costume, and photoshoot for a magazine cover. It describes giving the model highlighted cheekbones, gold eyeshadow with a darker color in the socket, and a dark plum lip color. She will wear blue jeans and a purple top. Photos will be taken with side lighting to enhance features and make her look young. Based on feedback, changes were made to make the magazine cover look more like a pop magazine, including changing fonts, colors, adding elements like a barcode and competition banner.
Assignment
This document provides 10 ideas for content and engagement on social media to promote a cosmetics brand: 1) Behind-the-scenes videos of new collections, 2) Contests asking people to style lipsticks and post outfits for giveaways, 3) High-quality product swatches online, 4) Exclusive limited-time free gifts with launches, 5) Campaigns promoting the brand as an essential part of every makeup collection, 6) Blog posts about brand ambassadors at events and their style, 7) Contests asking for shade suggestions for new products, 8) Contests reposting users' makeup photos for likes and prizes, 9) Interviews with ambassadors about their routines and the brand, 10
Question 1
1. The document discusses the design elements of a magazine front cover, contents page, and double page spread.
2. For the front cover, the designer used a large image of Tyler, The Creator and pull quotes to attract readers' attention and match the genre of the magazine.
3. The contents page uses the same fonts and color scheme as the magazine to look cohesive. Page numbers are included to follow conventions.
4. The double page spread features a large cinematic image of the model and uses impact font and pull quotes to highlight the main article in a way that appeals to the target audience.
Question 1
- The document summarizes the design choices made for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine.
- For the front cover, a large celebrity image was used and pull quotes were placed similarly to the inspiration magazine to entice readers.
- The contents page uses consistent fonts and classy colors like grey to emphasize elements while remaining readable.
- The double page spread features a cinematically edited celebrity image and title styled with Impact font in black for visibility on a white background, along with pull quotes from the main article.
Evaluation question 2
The poster and magazine review were created to complement and promote the film product. The poster uses fonts, imagery, and information to attract audiences and draw them in by featuring the director, actors, and release date. It communicates the genre visually through an eye-catching design. The magazine review also aims to attract audiences using information about the film and a critic's opinion to influence readers. Positive reviews are important for driving consumer interest and purchases. Images and fonts were selected carefully for both pieces to represent the film's tone and genre. The combination of the poster and magazine review effectively promoted the film.
Question 1
- The document summarizes the design choices made for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine. It focuses on how these design elements were inspired by and challenged conventions from the NME magazine. Key design features discussed include the masthead, cover image, pull quote, and color scheme on the front cover. The document also discusses font, page numbers, and color scheme choices for the contents page, and main image, title, and article text used on the double page spread.
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Evaluation
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Question 1
- The document summarizes the design choices made for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine. It focuses on how these design elements were inspired by and challenged conventions from the NME magazine. Key design features discussed include the masthead, cover image, pull quote, and color scheme on the front cover. The document also discusses font, page numbers, and color scheme choices for the contents page, and main image, title, and article text used on the double page spread.
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The magazine summary focuses on attracting its target audience through an untidy and rebellious design with graffiti, vibrant colors and fonts, and a medium shot main image. While shortening the magazine's well-known name, the inside pages maintain familiar colors and layouts to keep the content recognizable and consistent throughout.
Process of Contents Page
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2) Various photos of a model were considered for the summer and winter scenes to portray different seasons and fashion styles.
3) Elements like a speech bubble, stars, cover image, and page numbers were precisely arranged on the contents page to entice readers.
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1) Choosing black and white backgrounds to emphasize the rock theme and avoid a dull plain white background.
2) Adding a pink and black title in a bold font to resemble a rock magazine contents page.
3) Including directional arrows and labels like "THIS WEEK" to guide readers to content.
4) Organizing subheadings in a large bold font for easy reading and navigation to articles.
5) Including images relevant to the magazine's rock culture theme to highlight articles.
Photographic Evidence
The document summarizes the selection process for photos to include in a music magazine. The author chose a photo for the front cover that shows the model smiling and making direct eye contact with the reader. For interior pages, a mid-shot photo was selected that focuses on the model's face and shows a friendly expression. Additional photos included a mirror shot that captures the model's reflection and eye contact to represent glamour, and a photo with the model and her dog to provide a realistic glimpse into the celebrity's life.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product challenges conventions of real magazines. It summarizes how each design element was inspired by or different from real magazines. Key elements like the masthead, cover image, sell lines, and backgrounds were inspired by magazines like NME but made unique through altered colors, fonts, and sizing. The double page spread directly replicated elements from Kerrang but changed details to fit the publication's theme. Overall, the document shows how the media product was inspired by real magazines but made distinctive through original design choices.
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Poster and magazine layouts
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Poster layout two includes the cast and crew but may fill the page and distract from the close-up image. A title at the top could cover the subject's face. "Coming soon" is kept to generate anticipation.
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Fmp - car graphics planning
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Matt 5 images from the photoshoot
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Magazine design evaluation
Katie wanted to create a fashion magazine and looked at other popular magazines for layout inspiration. She found a logo font that stood out and fit her magazine. Katie edited photos on the cover and spread to make them stand out on blue backgrounds by adjusting cyan and red tones. Her cover features the title in a prominent font with a model photo. The contents page places a photo on the right with text wrapping around it. While the layout and article writing could be improved, Katie is pleased with how the photos stand out on pages through editing.
Contents photos
This document discusses photo selections and edits for a mock magazine cover and contents page. It analyzes four photos - one with people in purple clothing, two more of people in various outfits, and one of students working. The author plans to edit the backgrounds of some photos to white or pink and change the shapes of two photos to circles to match the design. They also want to add more color to one photo to make it "eye popping" and fit the headline "How to get an A". The contents page will have a similar font and color scheme to the cover and include the photos and stories.
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On the first draft of his trailer, the author attempted to make it look like an old silent film inspired by Charlie Chaplin, but realized through audience research that they preferred colorful images with moving backgrounds and text overlays. The fifth edit included these elements and better aligned with audience feedback. The final trailer incorporated faster transitions to meet audience needs while also including slower edits that fit the film genre of family films.
Question 4: part 2 (construction Ancillary tasks)
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3. The use of pastel blue in the color scheme challenges thriller genre conventions which typically use dark colors to build tension.
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Step by Step
The document describes the process of creating a movie magazine cover in Adobe Photoshop CS6. Key steps included:
1) Uploading a background image and applying a 3D lens effect to mimic the teaser trailer.
2) Creating an A4 template and transferring the background image.
3) Choosing colors inspired by Total Film magazine, including a green/blue for the masthead.
4) Laying out features inspired by Total Film's seamless layout, including the magazine name "Film Focus".
5) Adding details like the slogan, date, issue number, and first feature bubble with Star Wars font inspired by the franchise.
Question 2
1) The author created a film trailer, poster, and magazine cover as part of a media studies coursework to promote their action/romantic comedy film.
2) The poster uses images of car headlights and a simple yellow font to attract audiences and tie into the themes of cars shown in the trailer and magazine.
3) The magazine cover features tire tracks and the same yellow font as the poster and trailer. It also includes advertisements and information about the film to engage audiences.
4) The author believes the synergy between the consistent font and automotive themes across the three promotional materials effectively markets the film and makes it instantly recognizable.
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The document discusses the process of designing the front cover of a film magazine. [1] The designer selected an image of an actor making eye contact with the camera to capture attention. [2] They used an online editing tool to increase contrast and vibrancy of the image. [3] Additional elements were added including a film roll with poster previews, headlines with effects, and finishing touches like the tagline, price, and barcode.
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The student created a film trailer, poster, and magazine cover as part of a media project. For the trailer, they researched conventions and incorporated elements seen in other trailers while also adding unique twists. The poster and magazine cover stick to common conventions but with the student's own designs. All three products are interconnected through consistent use of color schemes, fonts, and the main character image to promote the fictional film.
Evaluation
The document summarizes a student's media project creating a film trailer, poster, and magazine cover. The student researched conventions of real media products and incorporated them into their work. For the trailer, they followed Todorov's theory of narrative structure and included disruption, an attempt to repair it, and reinstatement of equilibrium. The poster and magazine cover used consistent color schemes, fonts, and images to link the products together through intertextuality while maintaining unique designs.
Question 2 evaluation
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a film's main product (trailer) with ancillary texts like a poster and magazine cover. The student created a trailer, poster, and magazine cover for their crime/gangster film coursework. They analyzed real examples to understand how to portray the genre and attract the intended audience. The poster, cover, and trailer work together by featuring the same central character image to create synergy across the products and engage audiences. While the student believes their products are connected, they note the magazine cover could be simplified for greater visual impact.
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The document discusses the effectiveness of combining different promotional materials for a movie trailer project. Specifically, the author created a movie trailer, magazine cover, and movie poster that all focused on the same thriller genre and unique selling point. By putting the unique selling point into three different products, the trailer, its message and interest would be more effective. The author analyzes examples of a magazine cover and movie poster to inform the design of their own materials. They believe choosing the same genre, colors, images and text placement in the different products links them together and helps audiences understand the story being promoted.
Mock Ups and Finals
The poster, magazine, and trailer mockups differed from the final products in several ways. For the poster, two main images were used instead of one, and the tagline and director information were rearranged. On the magazine cover, the line of images was moved lower and the coverline shifted left. Additionally, minor changes like logo placement were made. For the trailer, shots were removed or reordered for clarity, and company logos and more fades were added to make it seem more professional and build tension.
How Effective Is The Combination Of Your Main Product And Ancillary Texts?
The document discusses how the combination of a film's main product (trailer) and ancillary texts (poster and magazine cover) can be effectively integrated. It provides examples from a student's film project of how key elements like font, images, and color were carried over from the teaser trailer to the poster and magazine cover design to create cohesion across the marketing materials. Elements like an iconic image of the main character and a distinctive font established in the trailer are then featured prominently in the ancillary texts to tie them back to the central product.
How Effective Is The Combination Of Your Main Product And Ancillary Texts?
The document discusses how the combination of a film's main product (trailer) and ancillary texts (poster and magazine cover) can be effectively integrated. It provides examples from a student's film project of how key elements like font, images, and color were carried over from the teaser trailer to the poster and magazine cover designs to create cohesion across the marketing materials. Elements like an iconic image of the main character and a distinctive handwritten font used in the trailer are then featured prominently in the ancillary texts to tie them back to the central product.
Drafting movie mag.
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The creator took photos of a model in a torn black shirt to represent the film's themes of crime, betrayal, and rape. They selected a close-up shot of the model's face to draw attention and emotion. In Photoshop, they edited the image to look dark and distorted to match the film's theme of a detective distorting people's minds.
For the magazine, the creator initially chose a character-based cover but later switched to an actor-based cover using a shirtless photo of the male lead to draw female readers, exemplifying the "male gaze". Details like mastheads
A2 Media Evaluation Question 2 George Wilshaw
1) The document discusses how maintaining a consistent brand identity across marketing materials is important for effectively communicating a film's message.
2) It provides an example of how the 2008 Get Smart film adaptation was able to build on the recognizable characters and tone of the original 1960s TV show through marketing posters and a trailer that featured the same fonts, colors and teases of the characters' comedic personalities.
3) While some minor variations occurred, like a different font in the trailer, overall familiar elements were maintained to both remind longtime fans and introduce new audiences to the film's comedic spy genre tone.
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- 5. Screenshot 2: Masthead. I then added my masthead ‘Film reel’ I wanted to embed the ‘Film’ Text within the text ‘REEL’ to make it look professional like the total film magazine masthead. I think my mast head is simple but it makes the magazine look professional.
- 7. Screenshot 3: Promotional banner. I added a promotional banner at the top left hand side of the magazine to advertise that they could win a 7 day Disney cruise. This would make the parents want to buy the magazine for their children as there is a chance for them to win something worth winning.
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- 9. Screen shot 4 & 5: Captions I wanted to add some well known films to the magazine cover to make the cover look professional. I added Monster inc and Shrek 5. Shrek 5 isn’t made yet so I used a website called Font meme, which generates text, you insert the text you want and its generates the text for you. All the website does is let you have the font of popular films etc.
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