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This document outlines plans for graphic elements to include in magazine covers and contents pages. It discusses including text, images, color, layout, conventions, mastheads, cover lines, and target audiences. Specific ideas are provided for magazine names, main features, use of colors, appealing to interests, composition, main images, codes, and conventions. The target audience is identified as English-speaking males and females ages 18 and up from working and middle classes.
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Plan: Initial ideas
- 1. Plan: Initial IdeasGraphic Elements to Include • Text( considering Semantic and Formal aspects such as colour, size and font) • Images ( Dennotations and Connotations in representation by depiction of the main and secondary images) • Colour ( Dennotation and Connotation) • Layout ( Composition: how the previous elements are organsised) • Generic Conventions • Intertextuality Name of magazine (Masthead) • The Guardian • The Economist • The Nation Main Feature (Cover Lines) • COVID 19 • Locked down and cast out: Europe's migrants navigate the pandemic • Climate/ Culture • The NHS Use of colours • Colouring of the Masthead and Subheadings will relate to main image How will the codes and conventions appeal to the target audiences interests • The Images will be of relevance to the main topics on the cover and will be visible • The Font will be sized depending on the importance. For example, the Masthead being the largest piece of text and the Sub-heading being smaller and bullet pointed. • The cover will have bold coloured fonts to exaggerate the importance with other contrasting fonts for other less important pieces of text • The cover will also be conventional with readers being able to read left to right • The cover will be an easy read with it not being too overcrowded and straught to the point Composition of contents page • Will text be clear for the readers and important topics more visible than others • Consider placement of text, does it maake sense? • Are the colours of the images and text clashing making it hard to read? • Contents page will have sub-headings, so topics are clear for the reader Main Feature ( main coverlines) in magazine ideas: • Migrant Crisis • Climate Change • COVID 19 • Politics Main Image Ideas: Include at least 4 origional images in each of the 2 magazine covers/ contents pages Front cover ideas: • NHS hospital treating COVID 19 patients • Migrants seeking help ( Mother& Daughter) • Members of parliament discussing issues around the world( Climate Change) Contents Page Ideas: • Global Pandemic • Boris Johnson Codes and Conventions of Current Affairs magazines: • Masthead- Largest piece of text on the cover as it’s the most important. The text should also be in bold to make it stsnd out • Coverlines- Links to the contents page and is in a conventional place below the main title • Main Image- The image will take up the majority of space on the cover and will be attractive to the readers. It will have relevance to all of the relevant topics • Main Coverline- Gives the reader intel on the latest news What is your Target Audience • 18- upwards • Male/ Female audience • English speaking countries • Working/ Middle classes