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The document discusses various design elements and conventions used in magazine contents pages. It describes how the masthead is the magazine's title and brand so it should be prominently displayed. The contents page is laid out in thirds columns with the main article taking up the largest space to emphasize its significance. Grab quotes are used to attract readers by previewing what they will find inside. The layout efficiently fills the entire page with relevant images and information, following principles of rule of thirds and avoiding empty space.
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Evaluation question 1
Both magazines follow conventions for magazine design. Their mastheads are centered at the top left of the cover page so they are visible when magazines are stacked on shelves. The same masthead is used throughout each magazine to create a consistent brand identity. The front covers are organized according to the rule of thirds, with the main image in the top right column to allow space for cover lines. Barcodes, dates, issue numbers and prices are also included as these are required for marketing and sales. Cover lines are kept within the rule of thirds and use the same color scheme and style as the masthead for consistency. Banners at the bottom of each cover list artists featured in the issue to provide more context and encourage purchase.
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- The layout follows conventions like the rule of thirds to create a clear structure and visual hierarchy with important elements in center stage.
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This document discusses how the author's media product uses and develops conventions of magazine covers and contents pages. It compares the author's magazine to GQ magazine.
The cover follows conventions by using a consistent color scheme, rule of thirds layout, and including an issue number and date. It challenges conventions by including a unique selling point.
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Task 2d
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The document identifies some common codes and conventions used in magazine design, including:
- The masthead displays the magazine title prominently in the largest, boldest text on the front cover.
- A strapline acts as a recognizable motto or statement.
- Buzzwords and pull quotes are used to preview and promote stories inside the magazine.
- The main image is carefully selected to highlight popular trends and attract audiences.
- Visual elements like images, colors, and text placement are intentionally designed to guide readers' eyes and emphasize key information.
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- 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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This document discusses how the author's media product uses and develops conventions of magazine covers and contents pages. It compares the author's magazine to GQ magazine.
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The three parts of the magazine are connected primarily through their color scheme of red, white and black, which creates branding recognition. Additionally, the same font styles are used on the front cover and double page spread to link the elements, while the front cover and contents page also connect through similar mise en scene in the images. The masthead appears on both the front cover and contents page to further unite the sections under consistent branding.
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The document identifies some common codes and conventions used in magazine design, including:
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- A strapline acts as a recognizable motto or statement.
- Buzzwords and pull quotes are used to preview and promote stories inside the magazine.
- The main image is carefully selected to highlight popular trends and attract audiences.
- Visual elements like images, colors, and text placement are intentionally designed to guide readers' eyes and emphasize key information.
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- 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.
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The document analyzes and compares the creator's contents page for a magazine to a sample contents page from magazine Q. It notes several ways the creator's page could be improved, such as using a plain background instead of a photoshopped image, following the rule of thirds for layout, including a masthead and publication date, and using big bold fonts for numbers on images to indicate important articles. The creator recognizes design conventions and codes that their page was missing compared to the professional example.
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Evaluation Question 3
IPC would be suitable to distribute the media product because they have experience with similar music magazines like NME that focus on alternative music. While IPC magazines appeal more to women, their experience with the target genre and audience would help. Bauer publishes more mainstream music magazines for a wide audience, but none focus on the same genre. Therefore, IPC is best to distribute the product since they understand the targeted alternative music audience.
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Question 4
The target audience for the media product (a rock music magazine) is males aged 16-26 from middle-class, white ethnic backgrounds. Research including questionnaires showed this group has the largest interest in rock music. Additionally, the magazine aims to target "hipsters" - younger males looking beyond mainstream media through coverage of lesser-known bands and styles representing that subculture. The age range was chosen as most interested in the music genres featured. Middle-class males also have more discretionary income to spend on magazine subscriptions. A white ethnicity was selected to follow conventions of existing successful rock magazines and have the best chance of success.
Question 6
Photoshop was used to create the front cover and contents page, using more advanced tools such as adding a stroke to text to make it bolder and a drop shadow to the masthead. The magic wand tool was also used to manipulate the main image by removing its background. InDesign was used to create the double page spread, where the user learned to import images using the place key and use the eyedropper tool to make all text the same color, as well as the drop cap tool to quickly create a drop cap.
Question 5) How have you attracted your target audience to the magazine?
The creator targeted their magazine towards 16-19 year olds who enjoy indie and alternative music. On the front cover, they used people of similar ages to appeal to the target audience. The bold fonts and music genre name would also attract this group. Inside, photos of young musicians and a review of a concert would interest the audience. The dark colors and use of "you" in articles further engage the target demographic. In conclusion, the magazine successfully aimed at its mixed gender, musically inclined young adult audience.
eQ7
The document describes the improvements made to various elements between the preliminary and final magazine tasks. For the masthead, a drop shadow was added to make it more prominent. The main image background was removed using the magic wand tool. Coverlines now have color overlays and strokes added. The title background was removed using the magic wand tool. Subtitles were added along with color overlays and boxes. Images were altered through brightness and contrast adjustments. Overall skills were developed to better manipulate elements and address the target audience.
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Eq4 new
The document discusses the target audience for a media product. It would target working class people ages 16-21, as this large demographic enjoys music the most during these years. Specifically, it may focus on 17 year olds, who research shows listen to the most rap. The target audience would have a relaxed lifestyle, as rap is about relaxation, and the magazine would help them keep up with the genre. A range of ethnic groups would be depicted in the magazine to reflect the diversity of those who enjoy rap music.
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The document discusses the software and hardware used during the planning and construction stages of a coursework project. During planning, Microsoft PowerPoint was used to create slides that could be embedded on other platforms like blogger. New skills like embedding presentations were learned. More sophisticated presentation software like Powtoon and Emaze were also used. A Canon SLR camera was used to take professional quality photos for a magazine during construction. Adobe Photoshop was used to manipulate images for the magazine cover and contents page, though it had a learning curve. InDesign was used to layout double page spreads, though creating blur effects between pages required some troubleshooting.
Question 3
Time Inc. Publishing would distribute the magazine because they have experience publishing music magazines like NME and Uncut. As the first issue, working with a publisher experienced in various magazine genres would provide guidance. Time Inc. publishes lifestyle, entertainment, sports, and world magazines, demonstrating a wide range of experience to help maximize sales.
Task 4a
Over the years, IPC has published magazines targeting various audiences, from upper class males in the 1800s to women in the 1930s. The documents discusses the different magazines IPC published each decade from the 1800s to today, targeting audiences like those interested in sports, homes, fashion, and television programming. IPC transitioned from primarily publishing newspapers to magazines as magazines became more popular. The document analyzes how IPC's target audiences and magazine genres evolved over time to appeal to broader demographics.
Question 6
I have learned about several new technologies during the construction of my magazine, including InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, Prezi, and the Snipping Tool. InDesign allowed me to properly resize images on pages. The Snipping Tool provided an efficient way to copy and paste parts of pages. I also expanded my knowledge of Microsoft Word and PowerPoint by using them to create presentations and simple documents.
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Evaluation question 2
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