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The document provides initial ideas for the planning of a magazine cover, including key elements like a masthead, central image, featured stories, color scheme, tagline, cover story, and fonts. The central image would be of an 18-23 year old male or female model in fashionable clothes in a mid-close up or serious shot. The color scheme and background images would be similar to previous practice shoots, using plain single colors or street scenes. The specific stories, slogan, and fonts would be determined later based on the finalized central image idea and theme of the magazine.
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- The letter "Q" masthead is prominently displayed in the top left corner on each cover identifying it as a Q Magazine issue.
- The main cover line, identifying the artist featured, is placed at the bottom of the cover in bold white font on each magazine.
- Additional article teasers run down the left side of the cover in a column format, though the colors vary across magazines.
- A close-up portrait photo of the artist's face is featured prominently on the center of each cover.
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2. Design choices for the cover like using red for the background and outlining some text to create a brand identity.
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1. Features on the cover like the masthead, date, bar code, and main image associated with the headline story.
2. Design choices for the cover like using red for the background and outlining some text to create a brand identity.
3. Elements included on the contents page like the cover images, date, coverlines, and descriptions of stories.
4. Conventions followed for double page stories like font size, inclusion of facts, more text than images, and photos from interviews.
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- The front cover will feature a black and white close-up shot of the model with red lips and text for impact.
- The contents page will continue the color scheme and include Polaroid photos of the model running down with text on the right side.
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Media Language Lesson 7 - written codes - magazines
The document discusses various written codes used in print media like magazines. It covers codes like headlines, typefaces, slogans, captions, styles and word choices. It specifically discusses magazine codes such as the masthead, house style, strap lines, puffs, pugs, buzz words, copy, secondary images, features and banners. It also covers article elements like captions, headlines, drop capitals, leads, sell lines and straplines. The document provides information on analyzing magazines by looking at codes like the title, coverlines, colors, fonts, word choices and emphasized words.
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The document discusses various written codes used in print media like magazines. It covers codes like headlines, typefaces, slogans, captions, styles and word choices. It specifically discusses magazine codes such as the masthead, house style, strap lines, puffs, pugs, buzz words, copy, secondary images, features and banners. It also covers article elements like captions, headlines, drop capitals, leads, sell lines and straplines. The document provides information on analyzing magazines by looking at codes like the title, coverlines, colors, fonts, word choices and emphasized words.
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This document provides guidance for a magazine design assignment. It defines common magazine cover terminology like coverlines, masthead, and house style. It instructs students to research magazine genres, analyze cover design techniques, and create mock magazine covers with consistent house styles. Students are advised to plan thoroughly with mood boards and layout sketches before designing their magazine productions. Peer and self-review are also emphasized to refine the final works.
Magazine cover
Magazine covers use attention-grabbing elements like buzzwords, prominent mastheads, and eye-catching model images to attract readers. Contents pages list articles by category and use consistent branding with logos and house colors. Magazine spreads continue engaging readers within articles through central images, pull quotes, distinctive drop caps, and stand first paragraphs that provide context. These design elements maintain a magazine's visual identity and guide readers through the publication.
Conventions Of A Contents Page
The document discusses the key conventions of magazine contents pages. It notes that contents pages typically include headings, page numbers, themes, contact info, issue numbers/dates, features, a main image, subscription information, logos, and text listing the actual contents. Layouts usually involve columns for easy reading. Themes and branding elements like logos and color schemes are usually consistent between the contents page and the rest of the magazine. Main images typically feature artists or items prominently featured in that issue.
Critical reflection 1
This document discusses how a magazine cover, double page spread, and contents page use conventions of those elements in sports magazines. For the cover, conventions included bold text, models in uniforms with aggressive poses. The double page spread followed conventions such as headings, photos relating to the topic, drop caps, quotes, and columns. The contents page aligned with conventions like a main image, sub-headings, and magazine name. The magazine targets 17-25 year olds as the main Premier League audience and uses male models and topics, representing a stereotyped male audience.
Evaluation question 1
The document provides guidance on designing elements of a magazine page layout, including the cover, contents page, and feature article pages. It recommends that the cover should have a bold masthead, slogan, main story details, model photo, and barcode/pricing. The contents page should list section names and page numbers in a structured multi-column format. Feature articles should have a large headline and photo, along with substantial text in a style consistent with the rest of the magazine. The document also notes how some conventions could be challenged in the design.
Evaluation question 1
The document provides guidance on designing elements of a magazine page layout, including the cover, contents page, and feature article pages. It recommends that the cover include the magazine title, images, stories, consistent fonts, and other relevant information. The contents page should list sections and page numbers in a structured format with multiple columns. Feature articles should have a large image, text like an interview, and maintain consistent styling while drawing attention to the headline. The document also discusses challenging conventions in some elements to make the design more sophisticated.
Conventions
This document provides conventions and guidelines for magazine front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads. For front covers, it recommends using eye-catching headlines, dividing the cover into sections, using high-contrast colors, and placing the largest text in the top third which is most visible. Contents pages should feature images and brief descriptions of articles. Double page spreads work best with a large leading image, pull quotes, and multiple columns to make text appear less dense. Layout, color schemes, and visual hierarchy help guide the reader through the materials.
Preliminary Task Review
Jim Kite designed a front cover and contents page for a sixth form magazine as a preliminary assignment. For the front cover, he chose a sans serif masthead in white and red, and a black and white mid-shot of a posed model in a suit. Cover lines about hair, beards, and an interview were used to entice readers. A black, white, and red color scheme was selected. The contents page included a grid layout and montage of images with witty cover stories. Photoshop was used to enhance the cover photo and position text, though some challenges were encountered.
Codes and conventions of a front cover
The document outlines the codes and conventions typically found on the front cover of a magazine, including the masthead, main image, cover lines, background, banner, incentives, color scheme, splashes and puffs, sub images, barcode/price/issue number, positioning statement, quotes, buzz words, musical iconography, and fonts. It explains the purpose and typical placement of each element to attract readers and represent the magazine's brand and content.
Evaluation
- The document describes Jamie Pike's media product which is an underground music magazine.
- The magazine cover, contents page, and sample article are analyzed in terms of how they use and develop conventions of real magazines.
- The magazine represents a punk/alternative social group through the edgy graphics, informal writing style, and focus on live music events.
- An independent publishing house called "Stack" would be suited to distribute the magazine digitally given its focus on independent creatives.
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William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer engaged in a fierce rivalry through their newspapers in the late 19th century, employing sensationalistic "yellow journalism". Hearst expanded his publishing empire into magazines, launching titles like Good Housekeeping and National Geographic. Conde Nast also founded influential magazines around this time, including Vogue and Vanity Fair. Henry Luce launched the highly successful news magazine Time, though he stole the idea from his colleague Britton Hadden, who conceived of the political news magazine format and helped shape Time's personality and success in its early years. The same company would go on to publish other notable magazines such as Life, Sports Illustrated, and Money.
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1) The front cover of the first magazine edition will feature a model posing in a shop wearing an attractive dress and makeup to appeal to the 18-22 year old target audience. The cover will use depth-of-field to blur the background and draw attention to the model.
2) The accompanying website will include photos of the model, additional facts about the magazine, and contact information for feedback. It will be easy to navigate and link to the model's social media accounts.
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- 3. Masthead • Stan • Lucky you • Stepping Stone Add a footer 3
- 4. FR Central Image 18-23 year old female or male model Fashionable clothes Mid/close-up shot Serious face Add a footer 4
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