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Rebecca Phillips chose a model that represents the music genre of her magazine through her fashion sense and appearance. She asked the model to bring clothes that aligned with the magazine's indie/hipster style inspiration. Phillips did the model's makeup with dark eye makeup to make her eyes stand out for the photoshoot. She shot inside to control the lighting, using lamps, a reflector, and a white sheet against a green screen to properly light the model and create flowing shadows reminiscent of her inspiration.
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Rebecca Phillips chose a model from her music magazine who was interested in the same genre of music that the magazine focuses on. The model brought her own clothes and jewelry that represented the indie/hipster fashion stereotypes associated with that music. The photo shoot took place indoors so that lighting could be controlled, with a white sheet and green screen providing background lighting and three lamps and a reflector lighting the model to represent the flows of material seen in Phillips' inspiration.
Artist mise-en-scene
The photographer wanted the model to have a minimal, natural makeup look to emphasize the magazine's focus on music over appearance. As the shoot progressed, lipstick was added to give the model a more conventionally famous look. Outfits were chosen to appear casual and comfortable, fitting an indie artist profile. The background color changed to red to represent music, coordinating with the model's lipstick. Dungarees and a long-sleeve top were selected to portray the model's casual personality and the magazine's music-first content. Different colored lights and a French braid were used to make the magazine appear unique and indie-styled while keeping the model's look casual yet elegant.
Music magazine proposal (pages003.312)
This document outlines a magazine proposal focused on the indie genre. The magazine will feature photos of the model Tanya Kekic in natural settings like parks and forests, holding a guitar. The front cover will showcase the model smiling in sunlight. Interior pages will display full-page photos of the model engaging in activities like holding a guitar amid scenic backgrounds. The target audience is mainstream 16-20 year old females, so fashion and pretty natural images will be included. Inspiration is drawn from Acoustic Magazine.
How my media project conforms to particular social
The document discusses the creator's media project of designing a music magazine targeted towards teenage girls. They created photo shoots featuring models displaying stereotypical indie styles and poses to appeal to the target audience. Photos were edited in Photoshop to remove unwanted backgrounds and experiment with cropping, lighting, and depth of field effects. Different fonts were tested for the magazine title before selecting a bold, feminine style to make a statement and match the target demographic.
The Raw Photos From My Shoot
The document contains summaries of photos taken for an album cover photoshoot. It describes choosing a front cover photo of the actress with a slight smirk looking at the camera. Interior photos include one of the actress singing with her hands visible and another of guitars to convey an acoustic feel. A poster photo shows the actress playing an instrument. Some backgrounds and colors will need photoshopping. Evidence photos were also taken of directing the shoot.
My orginal image evidence
The document discusses setting up props and lighting for a photo shoot for a music magazine. The author tests different backdrops and lighting options before settling on a fabric backdrop, which provides better lighting. Photos from the shoot are then analyzed for their composition, lighting, and suitability for the magazine's double page spread, cover, and contents page. The best photos are selected and some minor edits are described, such as cropping or changing the background.
Evaluation Q1
This document summarizes how the media product reflects the genre of dance/pop music. Key ways included discussing artists from the genre like Hannah Wants and Avicii, using colors like black and electric blue inspired by album covers and posters, and mentioning the Creamfields music festival which features dance/pop artists. The masthead, fonts, and cover image were chosen to have an edgy style fitting the target audience and genre. Personal pronouns were used in the written content to directly involve readers.
Audience and representation
The document discusses design choices made for a music magazine targeting 15-24 year olds. Bright colors were used for the model's top and backgrounds to catch the eye of the target audience accustomed to vibrant images online and in music magazines. An unconventional pose with the model's hands in her hair was chosen to seem more personal and edgy. The informal language and chatty interview style also reflect how the target age range communicates daily.
Music magazine proposal (pages003.312)
The document proposes a magazine focused on the indie genre of music. It will feature photos of the model Tanya Kekic in natural outdoor settings like parks and woods, playing acoustic instruments to represent the genre. The front cover will showcase the model smiling in motion outdoors on a sunny day to convey the fun and relaxed nature of the music. The contents page will use a detailed double-page photo with writing on one side to make it visually interesting without being too complex. The target audience is described as mainstream 16-20 year old females due to the inclusion of fashion photos and pretty natural backgrounds. Bauer Media is selected as the publisher institution due to its experience with similar magazines.
Plan of photoshoot
i have now moved forward to planning my photo shoot. This 45 minute session will consist of me capturing 4 different images that will be incorporated into my music magazine in either the front cover, contents page or double page spread. I will be assisted by a fellow classmate, also taking her images and local photographer visitor who I have organised to come in and help Maxine Hoey.
Evaluation
This document evaluates Ellie Thacker's media product, which appears to be a music magazine. The summary discusses how the magazine represents particular social groups and the type of media institution that might distribute it. Specifically, it represents a young, urban audience interested in music. While trying to emulate real music magazines, it has a more natural, unedited style in its photos compared to highly polished professional magazines. A company like Bauer Media might distribute it due to their experience with magazines for similar audiences.
Evaluation
This document evaluates Ellie Thacker's media product, which appears to be a music magazine. The summary discusses how the magazine represents particular social groups and the type of media institution that might distribute it. Specifically, it represents a young, urban audience interested in music. While trying to emulate real music magazines, it has a more amateur, realistic style in its photos compared to highly polished professional magazines. A company like Bauer Media might distribute it due to their experience with magazines for a similar target audience.
Evaluation
This document evaluates Ellie Thacker's media product, which appears to be a music magazine. The summary discusses how the magazine represents particular social groups and the type of media institution that might distribute it. Specifically, it represents a young, urban audience interested in music. While trying to emulate real music magazines, it has a more amateur, realistic style in its photos compared to highly polished professional magazines. A company like Bauer Media might distribute it as they publish magazines for similar audiences across Europe and have a large established network for distribution.
Evaluation for music magazine.
The document discusses the design choices for a music magazine called "TUNE" aimed at teenagers and young adults. Key points include:
- The name "TUNE" was chosen as it relates to music and would appeal to the target audience.
- A bold, red and black masthead was designed to stand out and represent excitement/passion.
- The cover features a headshot of an upcoming female artist in a fur coat, to portray strong female artists and attract more female readers.
- Inside pages include interviews and photos of various artists from different cultures to seem inclusive. Columns and pull quotes are used for a professional look.
- The magazine focuses on the hip hop genre to appeal
evaluation - question 5
This document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of females aged 14-24 for a music magazine. They aimed to attract this audience by using girly colors and styles, featuring fashion and exclusive celebrity information. They used an informal but appropriate tone for all ages and added visual elements like alliteration and different font sizes and colors to engage readers. Images included a variety of shot types and the magazine colors of pink, black, white and yellow created a feminine yet sophisticated design. Including different music genres and competitions provided broader appeal. An online presence and social media links made the magazine seem modern.
Media question 2
My model is posed and dressed in a girly yet natural style to represent the indie music social group that is the target audience of my magazine. She has minimal makeup and her hair is casually styled. Photos show her laughing and looking down holding a rose to seem relaxed and give a sense of her personality. The plain white background allows her natural style to stand out and look like a magazine photoshoot. Including the rose prop makes the images more feminine while also relating to music. Overall, the photos, interview format, and topics covered are meant to appeal to young women interested in indie music news through a casual yet girly tone and representation of stereotypes of that social group.
Evaluation - Media question 2
My model is posed and dressed in a girly yet natural style to represent the indie music social group that is the target audience of my magazine. She has minimal makeup and her hair is casually styled. Photos show her laughing and looking at a rose to seem relaxed and give a sense of her personality. The plain white background lets her stand out naturally. Including a rose prop makes the images more feminine. The magazine's content, color scheme, and cover lines about music and artists also aim to appeal to young women interested in indie music culture.
Media question 2
My model is posed and dressed in a girly yet natural style to represent the indie music social group that is the target audience of my magazine. She has minimal makeup and her hair is casually styled. Photos show her laughing and looking down holding a rose to seem relaxed and give a sense of her personality. The plain white background lets her stand out naturally. Including the rose prop makes the images more feminine. The magazine's content, color scheme, and cover lines about music and artists also aim to appeal to its young female target audience.
Magazine evaluation
This document summarizes a student's magazine project on K-Pop music. The student aimed to both adhere to and challenge conventions of music magazines. To adhere, the student included close-up cover images and placed information consistently. To challenge conventions, the student used unconventional colors, layouts, and included details on Korean entertainment companies. The magazine represents K-Pop fans aged 12-24 and aims to be fun and lighthearted. The student believes the magazine would be best distributed by Frontline Magazine, the leading UK magazine distributor, to reach a wide audience across different formats. The primary target audience are passionate K-Pop fans aged 12-24 who will use the magazine for entertainment and identity purposes.
Test Shots
The document discusses test shots taken to select locations, props, costumes, and people for a monthly music magazine. The author considers shooting in a park to convey a youthful, relaxed atmosphere. Props like makeup, jewelry, and a musical instrument will be used to portray celebrities and advertise products. Models will wear elegant, sophisticated outfits to signify the wealth and status of musicians featured. Images include potential models of different females within the target audience's age range to represent modern artists.
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Evaluation of vivere 6
The document discusses the technologies and skills the student developed while creating an indie magazine for their media studies course. They learned to edit images using Photoshop to adjust brightness, contrast, and intensity to create clearer outdoor photos that fit the magazine's style. They took photos with a DSLR camera and smartphone, adjusting settings like white balance based on lighting conditions. Creating the magazine required skills with presentation technologies like Slideshare, YouTube, Wordpress, and Scribd to share work online in different formats like documents, videos, and blogs.
Evaluation of vivere 7
The document discusses the learning and improvements between the author's preliminary task and final magazine product. Specifically:
- The author developed Photoshop and design skills to make the magazine look more professional, such as improved image editing and layout design.
- For the final product, the author planned photo shoots better by scheduling models, preparing appropriate clothing/makeup/settings, and taking more photos to ensure the best images.
- The author also created drafts and did in-depth audience research to ensure the appropriate content and design appealed to the target readership.
Evaluation
The document discusses how the author targeted their magazine audience. They aimed the magazine at women aged 16-25 who have disposable income to spend on entertainment like magazines and music events. To attract this audience, the author included many links to live music events since their research found this target group enjoys discovering new artists at social events. The magazine cover features an intense female model to signal to readers they will find passionate artists making good music. QR codes and links to an app and website were also included to keep the tech-savvy target audience up to date on their favorite bands.
Evaluation of vivere 3
IPC Media would be well-suited to distribute the magazine because they already distribute similar indie music magazines. IPC Media has experience using different media platforms, such as websites and digital magazines, to distribute their products. The magazine would be sold in supermarkets, music stores like HMV, and independent record/music stores to appeal to a wide audience but also reach the target audience interested in new music, vinyl records, and band performances. Most advertising will be done online through social media platforms and a digital app to suit the target audience of young people who are regularly online and interested in technology.
Evaluation of vivere 2
The magazine represents young adults aged late teens to twenties who are interested in new indie music. It focuses on up-and-coming and occasionally established artists currently touring. Models in the magazine wear sophisticated yet fashionable clothes to appeal to its target audience. Both male and female artists are featured to reflect the growing number of female indie artists, and all artists are judged based on their talent rather than sexuality or appearance. The magazine represents a variety of ethnicities found in indie music.
Evaluation of vivere
The document discusses how a media product both follows and challenges conventions of real magazines. It follows conventions such as including a masthead, prominent images, and magazine title in a sans-serif font. However, it challenges conventions by not using a contrasting color for the title and using a foreign language. The document also discusses how it includes many images to overview content but also large blocks of text. It develops conventions by including subscription details with images and links to websites on every page as well as QR codes for exclusive content.
Feedback
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Advanced Photoshop Skills
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Case study smash hits
Smash Hits was a popular British magazine launched in 1978 that reached its peak in the 1980s selling over 500,000 copies. However, circulation declined to 120,000 by 2005-2006 due to increased competition from other magazines and the magazine expanding its target audience from young teenage girls to older teens and alternative music fans, which alienated its original readers. This led to Smash Hits ceasing publication in February 2006.
Problems I have overcome whilst making my music magazine
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Original Image Analysis
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Inspiration for my music magazine photoshoot
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Questionnaire results
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Regional identity in TV Dramas
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Photo shoot evidence
- 2. I chose this model from my music magazine because she is interested in the music genre of which my music magazine is of. Therefore her fashion sense is already influenced by this music. I asked her to bring her own clothes of the black jumper and jewellery. Her clothes are very much like the ones that can be seen in my inspiration PowerPoint. She represents the genre of music my magazine is targeting at because of her appearance and the stereotypes of indie/hipster fashion. She also signifies a variety of ethnicities therefore trying to not to limited the ethnicity of my magazine but instead focusing on the genre of music and the fashion sense which comes with that.
- 3. This is a photo of me doing my model’s make-up. I wanted lots of dark eye make-up in order for her eyes to really stand out on the photo. I therefore kept the rest of the make-up minimal but emphasised her eyes and eyebrows.
- 5. I chose to shoot my photo-shoot inside because it allowed me to edit the lighting. I used a white sheet attached to a green screen to ensure that I had lots of light within the background. Furthermore I used the 3 lamps shown and a reflector screen to put as much light on my model as I could. The sheet as gave a nice back- ground as the shadows created a flow of material like that can be again seen in my inspiration.