Dance magazine will focus on freestyle/disco dancing, mixing dance and fashion. There is currently no other magazine in this niche genre. The target audience is females aged 16-24 in the North East who are "Trendies and Sports Junkies". The magazine will feature articles on dance, fitness, fashion, and inspiration. It will have colorful layouts inspired by lifestyle magazines and be distributed in dance studios, colleges, fashion stores, and beauty shops to reach the target audience.
This document outlines a proposal for a new dance and fashion magazine called Illusion. The magazine would target 16-24 year old females interested in freestyle/disco dancing. It would fill a gap in the market as no other magazine combines these genres. The proposal discusses the target audience, magazine contents, layout influences, expenses, distribution plan, and mockups of the front cover and sample spreads. The unique selling point is that it focuses on freestyle dance, an underserved niche. Varied topics beyond just dance could attract a wider audience.
This document outlines a proposal for a new dance and fashion magazine called Illusion. The magazine would target 16-24 year old females interested in freestyle/disco dancing. It would fill a gap in the market as no other magazine combines these genres. The proposal discusses the target audience, magazine contents, layout influences, expenses, distribution, mockups, and commercial viability. The unique selling point is that it focuses on freestyle dance, an underserved niche.
The contents page uses a space theme color scheme of yellow text on black background to match the magazine's genre. It provides preview images and brief summaries of the magazine's articles to entice readers while also listing the issue number, date, and page numbers for article locations. The layout is simple and straightforward, drawing attention to exclusive interviews and larger artist images to highlight key content without providing all details upfront.
Movie Magazine Cover & Poster analysis Naomi Collins
1) The document analyzes the cover of a movie magazine, noting key design elements like the masthead, images of main characters, taglines, and layout.
2) Color schemes, fonts, and positioning of elements are discussed in terms of appealing to the target audience and representing the theme and genre of the film.
3) Additional text provides context for the characters' costumes, poses, and expressions to engage readers and suggest what the film involves.
The document summarizes the contents page of a magazine. It has a yellow, bold title that stands out against a black background. Below is the editor's letter and a quotation to tease a main feature article. The page is split into clear sections like News and Features with images and brief descriptions to preview articles. Page numbers and color coding aid navigation to find desired sections and stories. The largest picture implies a significant cover story while varying images represent the magazine's music genre focus.
This double page spread features an article about Lady Gaga. The large headline "The Lady Is A Champ" draws the reader's attention. The full page image of Lady Gaga in seductive clothing dominates the left page and overlaps the article text on the right page. The article is written in an informal, chatty tone and discusses Lady Gaga's unique fashion choices. The layout emphasizes the image over the text to attract readers' eyes to Lady Gaga as the focal point of the spread.
This document analyzes the design of a magazine cover. It discusses several design elements including the masthead, main image, model credit, main cover line, and various coverlines. It notes that the largest coverlines on the left side are more likely to be read. The direct address of the main image and retro theme are meant to appeal to the target audience of music fans. Color, typefaces, photography lighting and house style create an informal yet consistent look to attract readers.
This document analyzes the design of a magazine cover. It discusses several design elements including the masthead, main image, model credit, main cover line, and coverlines. The analysis explains how these elements are used to attract the target audience of music fans. For example, the main cover line "Changed my life" in a bold font is intended to encourage readers. The variety of artists listed in the coverlines would appeal to different fans within the target genre of music. Overall, the cover uses photographic style and fonts associated with rock music to target its audience.
This document outlines a proposal for a new dance and fashion magazine called Illusion. The magazine would target 16-24 year old females interested in freestyle/disco dancing. It would fill a gap in the market as no other magazine combines these genres. The proposal discusses the target audience, magazine contents, layout influences, expenses, distribution plan, and mockups of the front cover and sample spreads. The unique selling point is that it focuses on freestyle dance, an underserved niche. Varied topics beyond just dance could attract a wider audience.
This document outlines a proposal for a new dance and fashion magazine called Illusion. The magazine would target 16-24 year old females interested in freestyle/disco dancing. It would fill a gap in the market as no other magazine combines these genres. The proposal discusses the target audience, magazine contents, layout influences, expenses, distribution, mockups, and commercial viability. The unique selling point is that it focuses on freestyle dance, an underserved niche.
The contents page uses a space theme color scheme of yellow text on black background to match the magazine's genre. It provides preview images and brief summaries of the magazine's articles to entice readers while also listing the issue number, date, and page numbers for article locations. The layout is simple and straightforward, drawing attention to exclusive interviews and larger artist images to highlight key content without providing all details upfront.
Movie Magazine Cover & Poster analysis Naomi Collins
1) The document analyzes the cover of a movie magazine, noting key design elements like the masthead, images of main characters, taglines, and layout.
2) Color schemes, fonts, and positioning of elements are discussed in terms of appealing to the target audience and representing the theme and genre of the film.
3) Additional text provides context for the characters' costumes, poses, and expressions to engage readers and suggest what the film involves.
The document summarizes the contents page of a magazine. It has a yellow, bold title that stands out against a black background. Below is the editor's letter and a quotation to tease a main feature article. The page is split into clear sections like News and Features with images and brief descriptions to preview articles. Page numbers and color coding aid navigation to find desired sections and stories. The largest picture implies a significant cover story while varying images represent the magazine's music genre focus.
This double page spread features an article about Lady Gaga. The large headline "The Lady Is A Champ" draws the reader's attention. The full page image of Lady Gaga in seductive clothing dominates the left page and overlaps the article text on the right page. The article is written in an informal, chatty tone and discusses Lady Gaga's unique fashion choices. The layout emphasizes the image over the text to attract readers' eyes to Lady Gaga as the focal point of the spread.
This document analyzes the design of a magazine cover. It discusses several design elements including the masthead, main image, model credit, main cover line, and various coverlines. It notes that the largest coverlines on the left side are more likely to be read. The direct address of the main image and retro theme are meant to appeal to the target audience of music fans. Color, typefaces, photography lighting and house style create an informal yet consistent look to attract readers.
This document analyzes the design of a magazine cover. It discusses several design elements including the masthead, main image, model credit, main cover line, and coverlines. The analysis explains how these elements are used to attract the target audience of music fans. For example, the main cover line "Changed my life" in a bold font is intended to encourage readers. The variety of artists listed in the coverlines would appeal to different fans within the target genre of music. Overall, the cover uses photographic style and fonts associated with rock music to target its audience.
Here are some suggestions for developing your magazine concept further in Photoshop:
- Experiment with different layouts and compositions before finalizing the cover design. Try different model placements, backgrounds, fonts, etc. to see what looks most visually appealing and aligns with your genre.
- Add texture and effects to enhance realism. For example, apply noise, blurs, layer styles like drop shadows to the model and text.
- Incorporate additional colors beyond your core palette for visual interest. Use them subtly through textures, overlays, etc. rather than large blocks of color.
- Develop impactful headlines and graphics to draw the eye. Things like overlays, torn edges, dimensional textures can make elements pop
The student's media product uses and develops conventions of real pop magazines. Both use bright colors, sans serif fonts, and eye-catching images that appeal to target audiences. However, the student's magazine challenges conventions by using brighter colors that stand out more against a darker image. While layout, mastheads, and shot types are similarly conventional, the bolder color scheme makes the student's magazine distinct.
This double-page article spread analyzes two photoshoots - one featuring British rapper Dizzee Rascal, and the other featuring American singer Lady Gaga.
The Dizzee Rascal spread uses a graffiti background and colorful props to replicate the style of hip hop music and Dizzee's rebellious persona. The article then discusses Dizzee's rise to fame from humble beginnings.
The Lady Gaga spread uses a black and white close-up photo of her wearing bold jewelry to create an air of mystery and portray her as a glamorous pop star. While it lacks a main heading, her name is captioned to identify the subject of this half of the spread.
The document describes the layout and design elements of various magazine covers and pages. Some of the key points summarized:
- The NME magazine cover has a scrapbook layout with many images and text cut in various sizes to look like a collage. Bright colors are used.
- Q magazine uses a dark color scheme with Matt Bellamy's image smashing their logo. They target an older audience with in-depth artist profiles.
- Kerrang magazine has a messy punk-inspired layout with many photos. They use contests and previews of revealing photos to attract younger readers.
- Mojo focuses more on information with a 50/50 text to image ratio. Their sophisticated black, white,
This document provides an analysis of a double page spread from an NME magazine. It summarizes the key elements of the layout and articles. The main elements included are captions, bylines, headlines, images, columns of text, and drops caps. It analyzes two articles, one about the artist Dizzee Rascal and how his life has changed with success. The other article is about the band My Chemical Romance and their new album.
This document provides a detailed textual analysis of the front cover and contents page of a music magazine. Some key points:
1) The front cover features A$AP Rocky, whose style does not fit the magazine's usual genre but expands its audience. Colors like gold connote wealth and success to appeal to readers interested in money.
2) The contents page uses subtle, light colors to create calm. Images feature artists relevant to stories and resemble the target audience.
3) A double-page spread focuses on a close-up of A$AP Rocky, using colors like red and gold that connote royalty, wealth and money. The layout emphasizes the cover story text.
The media product uses and develops some conventions of real magazines while also challenging others. It uses conventional elements like a masthead, cover lines, and issue date, but challenges conventions with elements like a gradient background, non-text masthead incorporation, and large overlapping subtitles. Overall, it aims to target an indie audience with its mixture of conventional and unconventional design choices.
My media product uses and develops conventions of real media magazines. It borrows elements like mastheads, cover lines, and full bleed images from magazines like Vibe. It challenges conventions by including new elements like social media links on the contents page and a QR code on the barcode. Overall, it takes proven magazine designs and modernizes them with some updated interactive features.
G321 foundation portfolio in media – Evaluationlouisestorer
This document provides an evaluation of a student's media magazine portfolio project. The student summarizes how their magazine used, developed, or challenged conventions of real media products. They analyzed the front cover, contents page, and double page spread sections. The student explained how their magazine represented social groups and their target audience. They also discussed what media institution might distribute the magazine and what technologies they learned about through the project. The student reflected on the progression of their skills from their preliminary task to the full magazine product.
The double page spread features an interview with singer Lily Allen, using a bold and irregular font for her introductory quote to emphasize her personality. A mid-shot image of Allen stands facing the camera in dark makeup and hair that contrasts with her pale skin, reflecting her strong presence. Brief text introduces Allen in red to stand out and catch the reader's eye before the main article begins in a simple font.
This double page spread from a magazine provides an analysis of an artist. [1] It features the main image of the brightly dressed artist as the focal point. [2] Small background images and a direct quote from the artist are used to give insights into her quirky personality and lifestyle. [3] The article is organized into four columns that discuss her work and background through an interview.
This document summarizes key details about two rock music magazines: Rock Sound and Kerrang!.
For both magazines, it provides information on the type of music they focus on, their target audiences, publishing companies, editors, dates of first publication, prices, and distribution.
It then analyzes aspects of their designs that make them effective, such as large mastheads, skylines, coverlines, fonts, images, colors, layouts, and how information is organized on the cover and contents pages.
This double page spread features an analysis of two magazine articles:
[1] The first article focuses on musician Dizzee Rascal. It uses urban imagery like graffiti and a photo of Dizzee tagging to match his style. The short, informal text is meant to connect with young readers.
[2] The second article profiles Florence Welch sitting on an American flag. The minimalist background emphasizes the large portrait. The playful headline references one of her hit songs. Welch's confident pose shows her pride in her music and its appeal to female readers.
This document summarizes key details about the NME (New Musical Express) magazine. It is a weekly music publication in the UK that started as a newspaper in 1952 and transitioned to a magazine format in the 1980s. Some key facts provided include that it was the first British paper to include a singles chart and was closely associated with punk rock in the 1970s through writers like Tony Parsons and Julie Burchill. The publishing company is IPC Media and the current editor is Mike Williams.
The document provides an analysis of two magazine double page spreads. The first spread features an article on musician Dizzee Rascal. Graffiti in the background relates to the article topic. The main image and dramatic heading link to Rascal's background. Four columns of text wrap around another image. The second spread features an article on Coldplay. Background patterns reference the band's style. Three columns of text discuss their recent album and tour. Photos and captions provide context for the written content.
This double page spread from Billboard magazine features an interview with singer Alexandra Burke. The page uses four columns of text interviewing Burke about her experience on the X Factor singing competition and her fellow contestants. A bright main image of Burke looking at the camera is the focal point. A smaller secondary image shows Burke listening to music through headphones, reflecting her passion. The small pink heading and page number help orient the reader within the magazine.
The document discusses design elements used in a magazine article. There are two main images that represent the subjects of the article to attract readers. Quotes from the text are featured prominently to give readers a sense of the topic and persuade them to read more. Subheadings and column formatting break up the text so it is not overwhelming for readers.
The document provides guidance on effective magazine layout and design. It discusses using [1] dominant images of the main subject to attract readers, [2] quotes from the text in bubbles to intrigue readers and persuade them to read more, and [3] breaking up the text with subheadings and multiple columns so it is not overwhelming. The layout aims to engage readers and make the content easy and interesting to read.
The document provides an analysis of the front cover of a music magazine. It analyzes various design elements including color, layout, images, and language. The main image is of a famous musician, Matthew Bellamy of Muse, which draws in readers through the male gaze theory. The cover uses contrasting colors and short, conversational text to attract and inform readers. Overall, the front cover is deemed an effective promotional tool for the magazine.
This document summarizes key design elements of magazine covers and layouts. It discusses how covers use prominent images and colors to highlight featured artists. The inside pages are organized with article previews, section categories, and page numbers to help readers navigate. Feature stories employ large images and fonts to draw attention, while subtle design choices like tilted text and contrasting colors make pages more visually interesting. Overall the document examines visual strategies magazines use to attract audiences and guide them through content.
This document summarizes a double-page magazine spread featuring the hip hop artist Jay-Z. It follows typical conventions for a double-page spread with a large dominant image of Jay-Z taking up half the page. The red light on his face and glasses help establish a mysterious tone. A pull quote is used to draw in readers by highlighting an appealing phrase about a conflict between Jay-Z and Noel Gallagher. The spread also features a watermark that acts like a title without needing further introduction given Jay-Z's fame.
The document provides details about a magazine double page spread promoting a rock band. It analyzes various design elements and how they are used to represent the genre of rock music. These include the large central image showing band members in typical rock clothing and poses. Text is separated into questions and answers to give an informal feel. Bold text and red coloring draw attention to the band's name. The language in the body text, with words like "bullshit" and "fuck off," aims to appeal to rock fans with its aggressiveness. Overall the layout aims to attract rock fans through visuals and text that represent the genre.
Here are some suggestions for developing your magazine concept further in Photoshop:
- Experiment with different layouts and compositions before finalizing the cover design. Try different model placements, backgrounds, fonts, etc. to see what looks most visually appealing and aligns with your genre.
- Add texture and effects to enhance realism. For example, apply noise, blurs, layer styles like drop shadows to the model and text.
- Incorporate additional colors beyond your core palette for visual interest. Use them subtly through textures, overlays, etc. rather than large blocks of color.
- Develop impactful headlines and graphics to draw the eye. Things like overlays, torn edges, dimensional textures can make elements pop
The student's media product uses and develops conventions of real pop magazines. Both use bright colors, sans serif fonts, and eye-catching images that appeal to target audiences. However, the student's magazine challenges conventions by using brighter colors that stand out more against a darker image. While layout, mastheads, and shot types are similarly conventional, the bolder color scheme makes the student's magazine distinct.
This double-page article spread analyzes two photoshoots - one featuring British rapper Dizzee Rascal, and the other featuring American singer Lady Gaga.
The Dizzee Rascal spread uses a graffiti background and colorful props to replicate the style of hip hop music and Dizzee's rebellious persona. The article then discusses Dizzee's rise to fame from humble beginnings.
The Lady Gaga spread uses a black and white close-up photo of her wearing bold jewelry to create an air of mystery and portray her as a glamorous pop star. While it lacks a main heading, her name is captioned to identify the subject of this half of the spread.
The document describes the layout and design elements of various magazine covers and pages. Some of the key points summarized:
- The NME magazine cover has a scrapbook layout with many images and text cut in various sizes to look like a collage. Bright colors are used.
- Q magazine uses a dark color scheme with Matt Bellamy's image smashing their logo. They target an older audience with in-depth artist profiles.
- Kerrang magazine has a messy punk-inspired layout with many photos. They use contests and previews of revealing photos to attract younger readers.
- Mojo focuses more on information with a 50/50 text to image ratio. Their sophisticated black, white,
This document provides an analysis of a double page spread from an NME magazine. It summarizes the key elements of the layout and articles. The main elements included are captions, bylines, headlines, images, columns of text, and drops caps. It analyzes two articles, one about the artist Dizzee Rascal and how his life has changed with success. The other article is about the band My Chemical Romance and their new album.
This document provides a detailed textual analysis of the front cover and contents page of a music magazine. Some key points:
1) The front cover features A$AP Rocky, whose style does not fit the magazine's usual genre but expands its audience. Colors like gold connote wealth and success to appeal to readers interested in money.
2) The contents page uses subtle, light colors to create calm. Images feature artists relevant to stories and resemble the target audience.
3) A double-page spread focuses on a close-up of A$AP Rocky, using colors like red and gold that connote royalty, wealth and money. The layout emphasizes the cover story text.
The media product uses and develops some conventions of real magazines while also challenging others. It uses conventional elements like a masthead, cover lines, and issue date, but challenges conventions with elements like a gradient background, non-text masthead incorporation, and large overlapping subtitles. Overall, it aims to target an indie audience with its mixture of conventional and unconventional design choices.
My media product uses and develops conventions of real media magazines. It borrows elements like mastheads, cover lines, and full bleed images from magazines like Vibe. It challenges conventions by including new elements like social media links on the contents page and a QR code on the barcode. Overall, it takes proven magazine designs and modernizes them with some updated interactive features.
G321 foundation portfolio in media – Evaluationlouisestorer
This document provides an evaluation of a student's media magazine portfolio project. The student summarizes how their magazine used, developed, or challenged conventions of real media products. They analyzed the front cover, contents page, and double page spread sections. The student explained how their magazine represented social groups and their target audience. They also discussed what media institution might distribute the magazine and what technologies they learned about through the project. The student reflected on the progression of their skills from their preliminary task to the full magazine product.
The double page spread features an interview with singer Lily Allen, using a bold and irregular font for her introductory quote to emphasize her personality. A mid-shot image of Allen stands facing the camera in dark makeup and hair that contrasts with her pale skin, reflecting her strong presence. Brief text introduces Allen in red to stand out and catch the reader's eye before the main article begins in a simple font.
This double page spread from a magazine provides an analysis of an artist. [1] It features the main image of the brightly dressed artist as the focal point. [2] Small background images and a direct quote from the artist are used to give insights into her quirky personality and lifestyle. [3] The article is organized into four columns that discuss her work and background through an interview.
This document summarizes key details about two rock music magazines: Rock Sound and Kerrang!.
For both magazines, it provides information on the type of music they focus on, their target audiences, publishing companies, editors, dates of first publication, prices, and distribution.
It then analyzes aspects of their designs that make them effective, such as large mastheads, skylines, coverlines, fonts, images, colors, layouts, and how information is organized on the cover and contents pages.
This double page spread features an analysis of two magazine articles:
[1] The first article focuses on musician Dizzee Rascal. It uses urban imagery like graffiti and a photo of Dizzee tagging to match his style. The short, informal text is meant to connect with young readers.
[2] The second article profiles Florence Welch sitting on an American flag. The minimalist background emphasizes the large portrait. The playful headline references one of her hit songs. Welch's confident pose shows her pride in her music and its appeal to female readers.
This document summarizes key details about the NME (New Musical Express) magazine. It is a weekly music publication in the UK that started as a newspaper in 1952 and transitioned to a magazine format in the 1980s. Some key facts provided include that it was the first British paper to include a singles chart and was closely associated with punk rock in the 1970s through writers like Tony Parsons and Julie Burchill. The publishing company is IPC Media and the current editor is Mike Williams.
The document provides an analysis of two magazine double page spreads. The first spread features an article on musician Dizzee Rascal. Graffiti in the background relates to the article topic. The main image and dramatic heading link to Rascal's background. Four columns of text wrap around another image. The second spread features an article on Coldplay. Background patterns reference the band's style. Three columns of text discuss their recent album and tour. Photos and captions provide context for the written content.
This double page spread from Billboard magazine features an interview with singer Alexandra Burke. The page uses four columns of text interviewing Burke about her experience on the X Factor singing competition and her fellow contestants. A bright main image of Burke looking at the camera is the focal point. A smaller secondary image shows Burke listening to music through headphones, reflecting her passion. The small pink heading and page number help orient the reader within the magazine.
The document discusses design elements used in a magazine article. There are two main images that represent the subjects of the article to attract readers. Quotes from the text are featured prominently to give readers a sense of the topic and persuade them to read more. Subheadings and column formatting break up the text so it is not overwhelming for readers.
The document provides guidance on effective magazine layout and design. It discusses using [1] dominant images of the main subject to attract readers, [2] quotes from the text in bubbles to intrigue readers and persuade them to read more, and [3] breaking up the text with subheadings and multiple columns so it is not overwhelming. The layout aims to engage readers and make the content easy and interesting to read.
The document provides an analysis of the front cover of a music magazine. It analyzes various design elements including color, layout, images, and language. The main image is of a famous musician, Matthew Bellamy of Muse, which draws in readers through the male gaze theory. The cover uses contrasting colors and short, conversational text to attract and inform readers. Overall, the front cover is deemed an effective promotional tool for the magazine.
This document summarizes key design elements of magazine covers and layouts. It discusses how covers use prominent images and colors to highlight featured artists. The inside pages are organized with article previews, section categories, and page numbers to help readers navigate. Feature stories employ large images and fonts to draw attention, while subtle design choices like tilted text and contrasting colors make pages more visually interesting. Overall the document examines visual strategies magazines use to attract audiences and guide them through content.
This document summarizes a double-page magazine spread featuring the hip hop artist Jay-Z. It follows typical conventions for a double-page spread with a large dominant image of Jay-Z taking up half the page. The red light on his face and glasses help establish a mysterious tone. A pull quote is used to draw in readers by highlighting an appealing phrase about a conflict between Jay-Z and Noel Gallagher. The spread also features a watermark that acts like a title without needing further introduction given Jay-Z's fame.
The document provides details about a magazine double page spread promoting a rock band. It analyzes various design elements and how they are used to represent the genre of rock music. These include the large central image showing band members in typical rock clothing and poses. Text is separated into questions and answers to give an informal feel. Bold text and red coloring draw attention to the band's name. The language in the body text, with words like "bullshit" and "fuck off," aims to appeal to rock fans with its aggressiveness. Overall the layout aims to attract rock fans through visuals and text that represent the genre.
The document summarizes the key design elements of a magazine contents page. It notes that the titles are in bright colors to stand out, and images are placed creatively to look dynamic. Active language in the contents appeals to the target audience. The layout lists content on the right in a neat, simple way to provide information easily. Color schemes, fonts, and formal/informal styles are used to engage both sophisticated and casual readers.
The document summarizes the key design elements of a magazine contents page. It notes that the titles are in bright colors to stand out, and images are placed creatively to look dynamic. Active language in the contents appeals to the target audience. The layout lists content on the right in a neat, simple way to provide information easily. Color schemes, fonts, and formal/informal styles are used to engage both sophisticated and casual readers.
After analyzing examples of soap magazines and posters, the document discusses planning for a soap magazine ancillary and poster. Photos were taken of characters for the ancillaries, but many were rejected for not fitting the genre or magazine conventions. The remaining photos were edited in Photoshop. A photo showing multiple characters was selected for the poster to showcase different storylines. Another photo was chosen for the magazine cover to reflect the gritty genre of social realism.
The document summarizes the design elements of a music magazine cover. It discusses the masthead, main image, colors used, typefaces, coverlines and other design principles. The masthead is in the top left corner in plain black text. The main image is a black and white photo with streaks of red, showing the band members holding skulls. Red, black and white are the only colors used to give it a serious, professional tone appealing to its target audience of older teenagers and young adults who are fans of the band.
The document summarizes the key aspects of constructing a magazine for a target audience. It discusses designing elements like the masthead, keywords, headlines, and covers to attract readers. Images, formatting, and featured artists are chosen to represent the target social group of young adults interested in music, fashion, and culture. Technologies like computers, software, cameras, and photo editing sites were essential to the process of designing and constructing the magazine product. The author learned more advanced design skills that made the final magazine more visually engaging compared to their initial preliminary task.
The document analyzes existing soap magazines and posters to help decide on the style and format for magazine and poster ancillaries for a student's chosen soap opera genre. Sample magazines are reviewed and key design elements that characterize "trashy" versus "sophisticated" styles are identified. Photos taken of student actors are also analyzed, with some rejected for not properly reflecting the genre or magazine/poster conventions. The optimal photos are selected for the magazine cover and poster based on adhering to the social realism genre and established visual codes.
The double page magazine spread uses black and white colors with hints of orange to look sophisticated. A large headline grabs attention, using a quote from the artist. The right page features a large black and white photo of the artist performing, showing his lively expression and relating to the genre of rock music. Well-organized layout and small, discreet branding at the bottom maintains a clean, premium feel.
Analysis of music magazines front coversmarwasaroya
The document analyzes two music magazine covers from the magazine Vibe.
[1] The first cover features Lil Wayne. Its bold colors, large images, and cramped text create an aggressive style befitting hip hop. Lil Wayne's tattoos, outfit, and body language project masculinity and power.
[2] The second cover features Trey Songz. Its classy organization focuses attention on Trey Songz' powerful gaze. Both covers employ eye-catching colors and prominent artists to attract audiences. Overall, the analysis shows how magazine design reflects the represented music genres.
The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover, contents page, article layout, and questionnaire for a music magazine. Key details include using a female model on the cover to appeal to a broader audience than typical rock magazines. Color schemes, images, and fonts are chosen to represent the rock/alternative genre. Feedback from a questionnaire informed the content sections and artists featured. Overall the magazine aims to challenge conventions while appealing to its target 16-20 year old audience.
This double page spread features an interview with British rapper Dizzee Rascal. The layout has a large close-up photo of Dizzee Rascal on the right side wearing a suit in a powerful pose. The left side contains the text of the interview in a sans-serif font for an informal feel. The design balances the photo and text evenly across the two pages and uses red, white and black colors that represent the laid-back nature of Dizzee Rascal's music.
This double page spread features an interview with British rapper Dizzee Rascal. The layout has a large close-up photo of Dizzee Rascal on the right side wearing a suit in a powerful pose. The left side contains the text of the interview in a sans-serif font for an informal feel. The design balances the photo and text evenly across the two pages and uses red, white and black colors that represent the laid-back nature of Dizzee Rascal's music.
The document provides information and analysis of movie posters and magazine covers. It discusses key conventions like using stills of main characters in costumes that reflect the genre, taglines to entice audiences, and release dates to plan viewings. Magazine conventions include mastheads, cover lines about articles, and prices displayed prominently. Overall the document aims to educate on visual marketing strategies for films to engage audiences through representation of the movie's themes, characters, and tone.
The document discusses advertising a documentary in TV magazines and newspapers. It analyzes examples from TV Times, The Evening, and The Sun publications to identify conventions for layout, use of images and color, and level of text. Key points examined include the use of double page spreads, prominent pictures, limited text, and matching the style to the target publication. The goal is to attract readers and convey the topic of representing youth in media.
2. MY CLIENT THE
NORTHERN ECHO
My magazine will fit a gap in the market because
the genre mixes dance and fashion and there is no
magazine on the market like this.
3. e
Researc
h
Age – 16-24
Gender - Female
Tribe – Trendies and Sports Junkies
Location – North East
Socioeconomic status – A-C2
Target audience – Freestyle/disco dancers
5. Why I chose this
genre...
I am passionate about this style of dance
No magazine on the market like this
I have a lot of knowledge I can present about it
It is for a niche audience so I can focus on specific sections
It brings two different genre’s together
6. Conte
nts
Articles “Dance it, live it!”
“Take it on”
“Top ten productions”
“Stand out from the crowd” “Keep your cool”
“Stay away from stress”
“It’s all about the costume”
“Stay in shape!”
“What’s your look?”
7. My
genre Sell lines
Masthead
INSPIRATION
Main sell line
The layout of my magazine is going to be
mainly influenced by company magazine and
the content will be inspired by Dance Spirit
magazine.
INFLUENCE
9. sign of product High selling price because it is unique
Influenced by Company magazine Use a feminine colour scheme
Range of topics, not just dance
Local magazine so it is relevant
Articles and content on areas of interest
Name of magazine comes from dance term
Language in
the articles
2nd and 3rd person narrative voice Relatable language
Colloquial language Short paragraph length and fast paced
Specialised dance terms Text to image ratio 50/50
12. FEEDBACK
Could have Like the title
made the as it is
page look a relatable
lot busier
Liked the pastel colours Good text to image ratio Like the step by step
Good layout Change the
and fonts
presented because they
well are too
similar
Lots of
different
elements Images
to the relatable for
layout the target
audience
Article
good, interes Good article
ting and topic and it is
enjoyable to Could have featured more pictures of dancers made
read personal
13. FEEDBACK
Second Colours are a
person bit to
makes it dark, looks to
personal serious
Title relates to the article Good use of colour Well presented page
Good layout They like the
and way in which
presented it involves
well the audience
Images Prefer how
relatable for the article is
the target more of a
audience shock story
Good article
They like the
topic and it is
shock
made
imagery
personal
Could have included breakout boxes to break up text
14. Exp Journalists
Photographers
Insurance
ense Photographers
Models
Sub editors
Researchers
s Lighting assistants
Make up assistant
Studio space rental
Flash lighting
Camera
Insurance
Travel
Props
Studio space rental
15. Commercial
viability Total expenditure
comes to £4780.60 Most of the income
after editorial comes from
personnel, equipment advertising and that
Total income after costs and the cost to comes to a total of
giving the distributors print and produce the £8986.
and retailers 25% each magazine
comes to £2102.70
If the total sales estimate
Printing costs were to be 4,000 copies and
the sales income would be
£10,000 I would get a total
income of £18,986.
16. Distribution
My magazine will need to be distributed in places that the target audience of the
magazine would be likely to go too.
Dance college/university
Dance studio’s
Fashion stores
Independent shops
Hair and Beauty shops
17. Flat Plans
Front cover
Bold title featured at the top
Use of 3 colours
Sell lines and teasers
Most attention on main image
Sell lines etc featured around the
outside of the image
Colour scheme would change with
every issue like Company magazine
Only a few fonts featured
Important sections made bold
18. Contents page
Magazine name featured down the
side
Same colour scheme as front cover
Imagery of articles that will feature
inside
22. Conclu
The unique selling point
of this magazine is the
fact that it is a magazine
on freestyle dance and
sion0
there is no magazine on
the market like this.
Varied topics
• e.g. make up articles
to getting fit for the
perfect body article so it
is relatable to more
people and gains a
wider audience.