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The document discusses photos taken during a photoshoot with model Alexandra Naylor and photographer Jen Sutton. Various poses are described using different props like a guitar, drumsticks, and glasses to showcase the model's fun personality. Comments evaluate shots for potential covers or spreads in a magazine based on eye contact, outfits, poses, quality, and whether colors work well together for the intended style.
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The document discusses photo selections and layout choices for a magazine. Several photos are considered for the cover, contents page, and double page spread. Photos are evaluated based on body language, positioning, lighting, focus on the subject, and background. Some photos are rejected due to uneven backgrounds, dark lighting, cut-off objects, or poses that leave too much white space. The best photos are chosen to represent different sections of the magazine and attract readers through confident poses, eye-catching lighting, and clear focal points.
Photographs doublepage spread
The document discusses reasons for not selecting various photos from a photo shoot for a double page spread. Photos were rejected for not showing the subject standing out or conveying the desired "indie" attitude. Other photos blended in or had blank facial expressions. Ultimately, one photo was selected that showed the subject in an interesting standing position with his face at an appealing angle that conveyed a relaxed "indie" look where he stood out from the background.
Looking at interview
This document analyzes photos from an interview with Kate Nash in Q magazine. The photos aim to give readers insight into Kate's personality and lifestyle. They show her posing casually, dressed in a sunny yellow dress in what appears to be her bedroom, surrounded by personal items like CDs, pictures, memorabilia and toys that help readers feel like they know her better. The photos and layout were planned carefully to grab readers' attention and make them want to learn more about Kate from the interview.
Image manipulation
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Character Costume ideas
This document provides costume ideas for two characters, Sophie and Ben. For Sophie, the author envisions her wearing casual, dark colored clothes that are trendy but not revealing, to blend in as a shy person. However, when dressing up Sophie goes all out to stop a crowd. Ben is also fashionable but wears darker colors as an underdog, though he incorporates bright patterns to show he does not care what others think. The document aims to give the characters distinct wardrobes that reflect their personalities.
Pre-Production Plans
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The painter catherine murphy
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The document discusses photo selections and layout choices for a magazine. Several photos are considered for the cover, contents page, and double page spread. Photos are evaluated based on body language, positioning, lighting, focus on the subject, and background. Some photos are rejected due to uneven backgrounds, dark lighting, cut-off objects, or poses that leave too much white space. The best photos are chosen to represent different sections of the magazine and attract readers through confident poses, eye-catching lighting, and clear focal points.
Photographs doublepage spread
The document discusses reasons for not selecting various photos from a photo shoot for a double page spread. Photos were rejected for not showing the subject standing out or conveying the desired "indie" attitude. Other photos blended in or had blank facial expressions. Ultimately, one photo was selected that showed the subject in an interesting standing position with his face at an appealing angle that conveyed a relaxed "indie" look where he stood out from the background.
Looking at interview
This document analyzes photos from an interview with Kate Nash in Q magazine. The photos aim to give readers insight into Kate's personality and lifestyle. They show her posing casually, dressed in a sunny yellow dress in what appears to be her bedroom, surrounded by personal items like CDs, pictures, memorabilia and toys that help readers feel like they know her better. The photos and layout were planned carefully to grab readers' attention and make them want to learn more about Kate from the interview.
Image manipulation
The document discusses image manipulation for a double page spread. The author chose two separate images of two girls in different poses to make the page more interesting. They cropped each image using the Polygonal Lasso Tool to get close cuts. They placed one image on the left side of the page and flipped it horizontally. They placed the second image behind the first to see both fully while keeping the long guitar in view. Finally, they enlarged the second image to reduce white space between the images.
Character Costume ideas
This document provides costume ideas for two characters, Sophie and Ben. For Sophie, the author envisions her wearing casual, dark colored clothes that are trendy but not revealing, to blend in as a shy person. However, when dressing up Sophie goes all out to stop a crowd. Ben is also fashionable but wears darker colors as an underdog, though he incorporates bright patterns to show he does not care what others think. The document aims to give the characters distinct wardrobes that reflect their personalities.
Pre-Production Plans
This document outlines pre-production work for a music magazine, including mood boards exploring images of live rock performances, studio shots, and magazine designs to inspire the tone and style. From these mood boards, the creator decided on a light-hearted, rock/alternative magazine targeted towards a female audience.
The painter catherine murphy
Catherine Murphy is a painter who had her first solo exhibition at the Peter Freeman gallery in New York in 2013. In 2014, the BYRDCLIFFE Kleinert and James Center held a retrospective of her art works and she won the Robert De Niro Sr. Prize. Although she was not exposed to art as a child and did not visit a museum until high school, Catherine found inspiration in magazines and preferred painting at home to going outside due to not being athletic.
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1) The creator kept the title "Dereliction" consistent across all media products to help audiences recognize the style and associate it with the film.
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My media product is a music magazine targeting teenagers aged 12-20. It focuses on the indie music genre through the clothes and accessories worn by models in the magazine's photos. On the front cover, a model wears a unique blue shirt with anchors and black skinny jeans, reflecting typical indie fashion. In interior photos, models are shown wearing items like blue Vans shoes that help identify the magazine's genre. The magazine aims to represent indie teenagers through accurately portraying aspects of their style and interests, such as playing instruments like guitar and skateboarding.
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The author will use a retro image for the front cover of their magazine because they feel it sums up their publication. They will not use one image in the magazine because it does not represent the indie music genre. Another image will be used on the contents page because it does represent indie music.
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The document discusses how the media product represents social groups through its images, gender representation, and use of color. For the images, musicians are depicted holding instruments in unique poses to represent the indie genre. Both female and male genders are featured to appeal to both sexes. The colors black, red, and white are used for their bold and simple aesthetic that matches the independent and distinctive nature of indie music and culture.
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Evaluation question 2
The document evaluates how a media product represents particular social groups including teenagers, adults, and females. It notes that the teenage protagonist is portrayed as emotionally struggling through stereotypical hardships, while the mother is depicted in an unconventional manner as unconcerned and self-centered rather than serious. It also discusses how not all female characters exhibit stereotypical traits, with the protagonist emotional but also doing domestic chores while the mother smokes and drinks in an unusual way for a woman. Audience feedback on the product is provided, noting things like effective music but some confusion over the flashback, and suggestions to make subtitles and plot clearer.
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The media product portrays two 18-19 year old characters through their casual clothing and dialogue using slang words and joking interactions. The characters are meant to represent stereotypical teenagers based on how they dress and act casually through their conversation and clothing choices in the thriller production.
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Evaluation question pictures
This photographer summarized their attempts at a photo shoot for the front cover of their indie magazine. In the first shoot, they did not find an image that had the right lighting, facial expression, or background. In the second shoot, most images were too far away, had awkward poses or gestures, or dull backgrounds and outfits that did not match the magazine's style. Ultimately, they chose one image that conveyed the right indie attitude through facial expression and hand gestures, and they were able to edit it to improve the lighting and background.
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The document discusses how different social groups are represented in a media product. It describes how teenage girls are portrayed stereotypically as emotional but the protagonist's life is truly hard. The mother is represented in opposition to stereotypes as unconcerned and self-centered rather than serious and caring. All characters are female but not all are stereotypical - the protagonist shows some domestic traits while the mother seems atypical through smoking and drinking. Audience feedback on the product notes the emotive music but confusion over the flashback, advising clarifying plot points and subtitles.
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1) The creator kept the title "Dereliction" consistent across all media products to help audiences recognize the style and associate it with the film.
2) Images of the main character Lizzie were also consistently used, portraying different emotions that advanced the story and hinted she was being controlled.
3) Numbers featured in the film to represent the sisters counting in hide and seek as children and Lizzie's deteriorating mental state, and were subtly included in the poster but omitted from the article.
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My media product is a music magazine targeting teenagers aged 12-20. It focuses on the indie music genre through the clothes and accessories worn by models in the magazine's photos. On the front cover, a model wears a unique blue shirt with anchors and black skinny jeans, reflecting typical indie fashion. In interior photos, models are shown wearing items like blue Vans shoes that help identify the magazine's genre. The magazine aims to represent indie teenagers through accurately portraying aspects of their style and interests, such as playing instruments like guitar and skateboarding.
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The author will use a retro image for the front cover of their magazine because they feel it sums up their publication. They will not use one image in the magazine because it does not represent the indie music genre. Another image will be used on the contents page because it does represent indie music.
Evaluation q2
The document discusses how the media product represents social groups through its images, gender representation, and use of color. For the images, musicians are depicted holding instruments in unique poses to represent the indie genre. Both female and male genders are featured to appeal to both sexes. The colors black, red, and white are used for their bold and simple aesthetic that matches the independent and distinctive nature of indie music and culture.
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The document evaluates how a media product represents particular social groups including teenagers, adults, and females. It notes that the teenage protagonist is portrayed as emotionally struggling through stereotypical hardships, while the mother is depicted in an unconventional manner as unconcerned and self-centered rather than serious. It also discusses how not all female characters exhibit stereotypical traits, with the protagonist emotional but also doing domestic chores while the mother smokes and drinks in an unusual way for a woman. Audience feedback on the product is provided, noting things like effective music but some confusion over the flashback, and suggestions to make subtitles and plot clearer.
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The document summarizes how the media product represents social groups by comparing an image from a dance music magazine with one the author selected. Both images feature young women looking over their shoulders with styled hair, makeup, and revealing clothes to attract attention. The lighting and backgrounds are similar as well, keeping focus on the females as subjects. The social group portrayed is stereotypical teenagers and partygoers who spend Saturday nights in clubs listening to dance music.
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The document contains notes from a student discussing photos they took for a music magazine project. For the cover photo, they selected a mid-shot that fits conventions and allows the scene and attitude to come through. They also chose a photo for a double page spread that has "nose room." Photos of the artist playing guitar or tilted away were rejected as not fitting the desired image. Other photos were considered for the contents page based on angles, lighting, and how they fit conventions of being rebellious or powerful.
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The document describes a student's media magazine project. The student aimed to challenge conventions by including features typically found in female magazines, like beauty tips, in an indie music magazine. The two-page spread uses large pictures and bold colors like a music magazine. The contents page blends conventions from female and music magazines. The target audience is described as female teenagers interested in indie music. The student chose bright colors and a model dressed as an indie artist to attract this audience. Distributing through IPC media was seen as a good fit due to their experience with female magazines. The process taught the student new skills with photography, editing software, magazine design, and online publishing technologies.
Evaluation
The document describes a student's media magazine project. The student aimed to challenge conventions by including features typically found in female magazines, like beauty tips, in an indie music magazine. The two-page spread uses large pictures and bold colors like a music magazine. The contents page blends conventions from female and music magazines. The target audience is described as female teenagers interested in indie music. The student chose bright colors and a model dressed as an indie artist to attract this audience. Distributing through IPC media was seen as a good fit due to their experience with female magazines. The process taught the student new skills with photography, editing software, magazine design, and online publishing technologies.
Evaluation
The document describes a student's media magazine project. The student aimed to challenge conventions by including features typically found in female magazines, like beauty tips, in an indie music magazine. The two-page spread uses large pictures and bold colors like a music magazine. The contents page blends conventions from female and music magazines. The target audience is described as female teenagers interested in indie music. IPC Media would be a suitable distributor as it has experience promoting magazines to this audience. The student learned new technologies like digital photography, photo editing, magazine design software, and online publishing through completing this project.
Contents analysis
The document summarizes the contents page of a music magazine called NME. It has a black and red color scheme that matches the magazine logo. The title of the page, date, and magazine logo are prominently displayed at the top in bold black text and thick lines. Down the left side is a band index in a red box with white text. In the center are two large cover story images and captions. To the right are five section headings in black boxes to help readers navigate to news, reviews, live events, and features articles.
There is a yellow masthead
The document summarizes the layout and design of a music magazine cover. It describes the yellow masthead that grabs attention with music news instead of typical magazine information. The title "NME" stands out in red and black. Banners at the top and bottom also use bright colors to attract the eye, with the top relating to current music news. The main feature article about The Wombats uses their image and more yellow text to be the clearest focal point.
magazine cover analysis 1
The magazine cover uses bright colors and images to attract attention. The band The Wombats are the main feature, shown in an unconventional pose. Their indie style of dress and relaxed facial expressions portray them as modern rock stars. The messy layout and neutral colors are meant to appeal to both male and female students aged 16-21, representing the masculine culture of indie music.
analysis 2
The document summarizes the layout and design of a music magazine cover. It describes the yellow masthead that grabs attention with music news instead of typical magazine information. The title "NME" stands out in red and black. Banners at the top and bottom also use bright colors to attract the eye, with the top relating to current music news. The main feature article about The Wombats uses their image and more yellow text to be the clearest focal point.
magazine cover analysis 1
The magazine cover uses bright colors and images to attract attention. The band The Wombats are the featured artists with their photo as the background. They are described as "lords of the indie dancefloor" to appeal to fans of indie music. The band poses unconventionally to seem unique, with casual expressions to portray a rock star persona. The cover aims to attract students aged 16-21 with its uncoordinated layout resembling a stereotypical student. It represents indie music culture as male-dominated but also targets female readers, suggesting women can engage with male cultures.
magazine cover, analysis 1
The magazine cover uses bright colors and images to attract attention. The band The Wombats are the featured artists with their photo as the background. They are described as "lords of the indie dancefloor" to appeal to fans of indie music. The band poses unconventionally to seem unique, with casual facial expressions to portray a rock star persona. The cover aims to attract students aged 16-21 with its uncoordinated layout and neutral colors, representing both male and female audiences. However, only male bands are depicted, suggesting this genre is meant for males.
Questionnaire
This questionnaire aims to gather information about the target audience's preferences for a music magazine to help in its production. It asks respondents about their gender, how often they purchase magazines, how much they are willing to spend, what usually persuades purchases, their music interests, and includes options to select or provide additional details. The results will be analyzed to inform the magazine's production.
Graph results from questionnaire
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people from the target audience of a magazine. It shows that most respondents were female, prefer to buy magazines weekly or occasionally, are willing to spend between £1-2, are persuaded by the cover star, and are interested in indie/rock/alternative music. These results will help the author produce a magazine that fits the wants of the target audience and increases readership.
Questionnaire
This questionnaire aims to gather information about the target audience's preferences for a music magazine to help in its production. It asks respondents about their gender, how often they purchase magazines, how much they are willing to spend, what usually persuades purchases, their music interests, and includes options to select or provide additional details. The results will be analyzed to inform the magazine's production.
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This questionnaire aims to gather information from a target audience about their music magazine preferences to help a student complete a coursework project producing a magazine. It asks respondents about their gender, magazine purchasing frequency and amount spent, factors influencing purchases, and music interests through multiple choice and short answer questions. The results will be analyzed to inform the production of the magazine.
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- 1. THE PHOTOSHOOT! Model: Alexandra Naylor Photographer: Jen Sutton
- 4. The use of props, the drumsticks relate to her ‘rock’ character, the fan would be cut later…
- 7. Quirky and fun, however the camera quality was later to be found not good enough…
- 8. Another picture to show the use of props with a guitar, shows her personality…
- 9. Different poses with the guitar…
- 11. A pose to hold eye contact which is a potential for the front cover...
- 12. Draws attention to the outfit…
- 13. Another pose to hold the eye contact and therefore another potential for the front cover…
- 14. A favourite, she is posing in a mirror, another prop, I think it is interesting and is a definite for my magazine…
- 15. A simplistic pose for effect…
- 16. A different angle, with a different pose, gives a full effect on the outfit. A combination of shoes and jacket make her look like a ‘girly girl rocker’.
- 17. To show a more fun side rather than just having pictures of eye contact…
- 19. Using plastic rimmed glasses for a ‘geek sheek’ effect and giving her some individuality…
- 21. Using a combination of props- glasses, drumsticks, and guitar, I like this as it is a natural pose, rather than too forced and different…
- 23. To appear like she is drumming on the mirror…
- 24. I like this pose, it makes her look like she is in a concert, it is fun and cool, relating to her wanted personality…
- 25. Another silly-style pose to show her fun personality, I also did not want the poses to become boring…
- 26. Evidence that I took the pictures…
- 27. The edits…! This was used as the front cover in the end…
- 28. This was used on the contents page…
- 29. This was used in the 2 page spread…
- 30. The main picture in the 2 page spread…
- 31. Also used in the 2 page spread…
- 32. An edit I really liked, although the colours did not work well together and seemed too gothic for my magazine style…
- 33. Another picture where the colours worked well individually but not in the magazine…
- 34. Colours worked, but not on magazine…
- 36. I really liked this pose, it just didn’t work…