The document summarizes survey responses from 8 people about their preferences for a music magazine. Some key findings:
- 5/8 respondents were female, so the magazine will target females with content and colors that appeal to them.
- 5/8 respondents were in the oldest age group, so the magazine will target a mature audience without younger-focused content like games.
- 3/8 respondents preferred hip hop/R&B music, so the magazine's genre focus will be hip hop and R&B.
- The majority were willing to pay £3, so the monthly magazine will offer sufficient content at that price point.
- 5/8 preferred an informal tone, so the magazine will have an informal
A survey was conducted with 8 participants to help plan a new magazine. The results were:
- 5/8 respondents were female, suggesting targeting females.
- The majority (5/8) were in keystage 5, suggesting a more mature target audience.
- The most popular genres were hiphop/R&B (3/8) and metal/rock/pop (3/8), so the magazine will focus on hiphop/R&B.
- Most respondents (5/8) said they would pay £3 for a magazine.
- The preferred writing style was informal (5/8).
- Most people (4/8) buy magazines monthly, so the magazine will
This document discusses several fonts and mastheads and evaluates their suitability for a pop magazine. For the fonts, pros and cons are provided for each one. Some fonts are described as fun, bold, or eye-catching making them suitable for a pop magazine audience. However, other fonts are said to be too busy, lack character, or wouldn't suit all articles. For the mastheads, pros and cons again evaluate suitability for a pop/top charts music genre magazine in terms of relating to music, being eye-catching but not too girly. Overall the document considers different design options and how well they may work for the intended magazine genre and audience.
This document evaluates several fonts and mastheads for their suitability in a pop music magazine. For the fonts, pros and cons are discussed for each one in terms of visual appeal, readability with other design elements, and appropriateness for the target teenage audience and pop music genre. Similarly, potential mastheads are analyzed based on their relation to music, visual impact, and how well they represent the top charts theme for both male and female readers. The best options are bold, eye-catching designs that appeal to teenagers while complementing the magazine's focus on popular music.
The document analyzes the design elements of several music magazine covers, including color schemes, photography, writing styles, and layouts. It finds that the covers generally use simple designs that represent the genres and images of the featured bands. Punk magazines emphasize rebelliousness through bright colors and informal fonts and layouts. Older band covers depict the artists as established through historic photos and classic color schemes. Overall, the covers are designed to attract intended audiences through visuals that align with the musicians' brands.
The document analyzes the design elements of several music magazine covers and contents pages, including color schemes, photography, writing styles, layouts, ratios of text to images, and fonts. Key points analyzed include how the design represents the bands featured and aims to appeal to the magazines' target audiences and genres of music. Overall the document provides detailed breakdowns of the visual rhetorical strategies used across different magazine covers and pages.
Thomas McEnaney submitted a portfolio for the Level 3 Cambridge Introductory Diploma in Media unit on UK Media Publishing. The portfolio included mood boards, mind maps, draft interviews, masthead designs, and graphic layouts for the magazine's front cover, double page spread, and "Off the Radar" section. Analysis explained the design choices like using the house style colors and layouts inspired by established magazines. A magazine flat plan outlined the planned content sections.
The document discusses three different fonts for graphic design purposes:
1) "Barbarian" is a gothic font with a sword through the text indicating darkness and death, suitable for heavy metal magazines.
2) "Royal Acid Bath" is commonly used in Rolling Stone magazine and conveys rock and roll due to its slick, jazzy style.
3) "Cheerful Party" suggests happiness and parties through rounded, cheerful letters suitable for pop magazines mastheads to attract readers.
This document evaluates several fonts for their suitability in a pop magazine. It discusses the pros and cons of each font, and whether they would be appropriate for the genre and target audience. Some of the fonts are described as fun, funky, bold, and eye-catching, making them suitable for a pop magazine aimed at teenagers. However, other fonts may be too busy or not have enough character. The document considers whether each font would stand out while allowing the content to remain the focus.
A survey was conducted with 8 participants to help plan a new magazine. The results were:
- 5/8 respondents were female, suggesting targeting females.
- The majority (5/8) were in keystage 5, suggesting a more mature target audience.
- The most popular genres were hiphop/R&B (3/8) and metal/rock/pop (3/8), so the magazine will focus on hiphop/R&B.
- Most respondents (5/8) said they would pay £3 for a magazine.
- The preferred writing style was informal (5/8).
- Most people (4/8) buy magazines monthly, so the magazine will
This document discusses several fonts and mastheads and evaluates their suitability for a pop magazine. For the fonts, pros and cons are provided for each one. Some fonts are described as fun, bold, or eye-catching making them suitable for a pop magazine audience. However, other fonts are said to be too busy, lack character, or wouldn't suit all articles. For the mastheads, pros and cons again evaluate suitability for a pop/top charts music genre magazine in terms of relating to music, being eye-catching but not too girly. Overall the document considers different design options and how well they may work for the intended magazine genre and audience.
This document evaluates several fonts and mastheads for their suitability in a pop music magazine. For the fonts, pros and cons are discussed for each one in terms of visual appeal, readability with other design elements, and appropriateness for the target teenage audience and pop music genre. Similarly, potential mastheads are analyzed based on their relation to music, visual impact, and how well they represent the top charts theme for both male and female readers. The best options are bold, eye-catching designs that appeal to teenagers while complementing the magazine's focus on popular music.
The document analyzes the design elements of several music magazine covers, including color schemes, photography, writing styles, and layouts. It finds that the covers generally use simple designs that represent the genres and images of the featured bands. Punk magazines emphasize rebelliousness through bright colors and informal fonts and layouts. Older band covers depict the artists as established through historic photos and classic color schemes. Overall, the covers are designed to attract intended audiences through visuals that align with the musicians' brands.
The document analyzes the design elements of several music magazine covers and contents pages, including color schemes, photography, writing styles, layouts, ratios of text to images, and fonts. Key points analyzed include how the design represents the bands featured and aims to appeal to the magazines' target audiences and genres of music. Overall the document provides detailed breakdowns of the visual rhetorical strategies used across different magazine covers and pages.
Thomas McEnaney submitted a portfolio for the Level 3 Cambridge Introductory Diploma in Media unit on UK Media Publishing. The portfolio included mood boards, mind maps, draft interviews, masthead designs, and graphic layouts for the magazine's front cover, double page spread, and "Off the Radar" section. Analysis explained the design choices like using the house style colors and layouts inspired by established magazines. A magazine flat plan outlined the planned content sections.
The document discusses three different fonts for graphic design purposes:
1) "Barbarian" is a gothic font with a sword through the text indicating darkness and death, suitable for heavy metal magazines.
2) "Royal Acid Bath" is commonly used in Rolling Stone magazine and conveys rock and roll due to its slick, jazzy style.
3) "Cheerful Party" suggests happiness and parties through rounded, cheerful letters suitable for pop magazines mastheads to attract readers.
This document evaluates several fonts for their suitability in a pop magazine. It discusses the pros and cons of each font, and whether they would be appropriate for the genre and target audience. Some of the fonts are described as fun, funky, bold, and eye-catching, making them suitable for a pop magazine aimed at teenagers. However, other fonts may be too busy or not have enough character. The document considers whether each font would stand out while allowing the content to remain the focus.
The document discusses the influence of pH on red bean growth. It presents data on the growth of red beans in pots with normal (pH 7), acid (pH 6), and base (pH 8) conditions over 14 days. The beans grew fastest in the acid pot, reaching 34 days of growth compared to 32 days in the normal pot and 27 days in the base pot. The percentage of growth was highest in the acid pot at 90%, followed by the normal and base pots at 80%. The conclusion is that pH influences plant growth, with the red beans growing most rapidly in the slightly acidic pH 6 conditions.
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This document provides guidance for writing an essay about media representations of groups over time. It prompts the writer to consider 4 questions around how media represents nations, regions, ethnic, social and collective groups in different time periods and the social implications. It instructs the writer to argue their position on each question. The document also provides guidance on including discussion of historical and contemporary representations of young people across at least two media types, referring to relevant theorists and linking representations to theory. It asks the writer to predict future representations.
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The document provides an analysis of the design elements used in a music magazine cover and contents page. Some key elements summarized:
1) Bold fonts, bright colors, and large images are used throughout to attract readers' attention and clearly showcase the main stories and artists featured.
2) Long shots and close-ups of bands and artists are included to give readers more context for the articles. Styling and poses aim to represent the genres and personas featured.
3) The layout is cluttered on the cover but orderly in the contents to effectively advertise and then guide readers to find specific stories and sections of interest. Consistent branding elements like the logo and colors maintain a professional style.
The document summarizes the results of a survey evaluating a music magazine. It includes responses to 6 closed-ended questions about the magazine's appearance and content. All questions received positive feedback from respondents. The document also includes responses to 4 open-ended questions. Respondents generally praised the magazine's layout, color scheme, fonts, and amount of content. They felt the large masthead and photos helped the magazine stand out. The sample for the survey consisted of 10 teenagers, the target audience for the magazine.
The document analyzes the design elements of a music magazine cover and contents pages. Some key points:
1) Bold fonts, headlines, and photos are used throughout to attract readers' attention and advertise the main stories.
2) Consistent use of colors like red, black, and white maintain the magazine's stylistic brand identity.
3) Photos provide insights into artists featured in articles to engage readers.
4) The contents pages use a clear layout and subheadings to make specific sections easy to find.
The document outlines a 7 day trip to Majorca, Spain. Each day includes activities like swimming, paintballing, visiting museums and cathedrals, going to an aquapark and beach games. The group will have meals including breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks each day. They will stay in a hotel and take coaches between activities before flying back home on the last day.
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The document summarizes salary and market trends in customer contact roles in 2012. It found that while overall job volumes remained down from 2007, there was greater movement in senior roles. Notable trends included companies investing more in internal talent, the creation of more customer experience roles, and longer recruitment processes. Finally, salaries had not increased significantly from 2010.
The document summarizes a study on how different planting media (soil, compost, sand) affect plant growth. Seedlings planted in soil showed the fastest growth, reaching 5 cm in height by day 5. Seeds planted in compost did not sprout at all. Seeds planted in sand began to sprout on day 4 and reached 1.5 cm by day 5. The conclusion is that the planting medium affects germination and growth due to differences in how each medium absorbs water. Soil proved to be the most optimal medium.
Women now play an important role in Cambodian society beyond just being housewives. They participate in family life by taking care of children and managing household duties. They also contribute to the economy by having jobs or businesses and help reduce poverty. Educating and training women gives them skills and confidence to take on more responsibilities. Women are increasingly involved in social, political and community affairs, and discrimination against them is being reduced. The role of women in Cambodia has greatly improved but further progress is still needed.
This document contains a biography and portfolio for Olly Mardling, who has nearly a decade of experience in digital design and entrepreneurship. It summarizes his skills in areas like UX design, information architecture, agile project management, and pitching innovative apps and digital products. It provides details on his current role as Director of UX at a digital agency and highlights a case study of designing a travel website with an end-to-end booking system.
The Year 6 class from Olivia Houlihan-Burne's school is taking a week-long trip to Barcelona, Spain. The trip will include tours of famous landmarks designed by Antoni Gaudi, such as Park Guell and Sagrada Familia, visits to art museums featuring Picasso's works, shopping along Las Ramblas, and dinner at a seafood restaurant. The trip cost includes flights, a hotel, tours, and meals totaling over £13,000 for the 23 students and 3 teachers attending.
The document investigates whether sunlight influences the growth of red beans. It describes an experiment where red beans were grown in both light and dark places. A graph shows the beans grown in light grew more than those in dark over 12 days. The conclusion is that sunlight does influence red bean growth, as it is the source of energy for photosynthesis, which affects cell division and growth. Beans grown without sunlight grew faster but were paler and thinner.
The Emancipation Act of 1833 established an apprenticeship system that gradually freed enslaved people in British colonies over a period of 6 years for field workers and 4 years for others. However, the apprenticeship system failed to adequately protect apprentices and guarantee their rights. Apprentices often worked long hours without pay and faced harsh punishments. Additionally, there were too few stipendiary magistrates to enforce the rules, and some accepted bribes from plantation owners. Due to these widespread issues, the apprenticeship period was ended early in 1838, fully emancipating all remaining apprentices earlier than originally planned.
The document provides details from a questionnaire about planning a music magazine. The results show that most respondents were male, in key stage 5, and liked hip hop/R&B music. Most expected to pay £3 for a magazine and buy them monthly. Fonts like "84 Rock" and bold colors would appeal to the target audience. The contents would include headlines, images, and snippets to draw readers in and advertise other stories.
The document provides results from a survey about music magazine preferences. Key results include:
- Most respondents were male and in key stage 5. This suggests targeting the magazine to older teenagers/young adults.
- The most popular music genres selected were hip hop/R&B and indie. The magazine will focus on these styles of music.
- Most respondents expected to pay £3 for a magazine and preferred a monthly release schedule. This informed the pricing and release plan.
- Font and color options were presented that could appeal to fans of alternative rock music, the intended focus of the magazine. The "84 Rock" font and a red/black/yellow palette were selected to match the target audience
The document provides details on planning a music magazine, including results from a questionnaire. Key findings from the questionnaire include most respondents being male, in key stage 5, and preferring hip hop/R&B music. This helps define the target audience as older teenagers interested in hip hop/R&B. Other results, like expecting to pay £3 for a magazine and preferring monthly issues, will also help shape decisions for the magazine. However, the small sample size means results may not be reliable.
1. The target audience for the magazine is between 16-25 years old based on the questionnaire results.
2. Blue and red were the most popular colors and will be used prominently in the magazine design.
3. Advertisements were the feature readers disliked most in other magazines, so advertisements will be kept to a minimum.
The document discusses the influence of pH on red bean growth. It presents data on the growth of red beans in pots with normal (pH 7), acid (pH 6), and base (pH 8) conditions over 14 days. The beans grew fastest in the acid pot, reaching 34 days of growth compared to 32 days in the normal pot and 27 days in the base pot. The percentage of growth was highest in the acid pot at 90%, followed by the normal and base pots at 80%. The conclusion is that pH influences plant growth, with the red beans growing most rapidly in the slightly acidic pH 6 conditions.
Media and collective identity worksheetkatiebutler1
This document provides guidance for writing an essay about media representations of groups over time. It prompts the writer to consider 4 questions around how media represents nations, regions, ethnic, social and collective groups in different time periods and the social implications. It instructs the writer to argue their position on each question. The document also provides guidance on including discussion of historical and contemporary representations of young people across at least two media types, referring to relevant theorists and linking representations to theory. It asks the writer to predict future representations.
Media Music Magazine Analysis Katie Butlerkatiebutler1
The document provides an analysis of the design elements used in a music magazine cover and contents page. Some key elements summarized:
1) Bold fonts, bright colors, and large images are used throughout to attract readers' attention and clearly showcase the main stories and artists featured.
2) Long shots and close-ups of bands and artists are included to give readers more context for the articles. Styling and poses aim to represent the genres and personas featured.
3) The layout is cluttered on the cover but orderly in the contents to effectively advertise and then guide readers to find specific stories and sections of interest. Consistent branding elements like the logo and colors maintain a professional style.
The document summarizes the results of a survey evaluating a music magazine. It includes responses to 6 closed-ended questions about the magazine's appearance and content. All questions received positive feedback from respondents. The document also includes responses to 4 open-ended questions. Respondents generally praised the magazine's layout, color scheme, fonts, and amount of content. They felt the large masthead and photos helped the magazine stand out. The sample for the survey consisted of 10 teenagers, the target audience for the magazine.
The document analyzes the design elements of a music magazine cover and contents pages. Some key points:
1) Bold fonts, headlines, and photos are used throughout to attract readers' attention and advertise the main stories.
2) Consistent use of colors like red, black, and white maintain the magazine's stylistic brand identity.
3) Photos provide insights into artists featured in articles to engage readers.
4) The contents pages use a clear layout and subheadings to make specific sections easy to find.
The document outlines a 7 day trip to Majorca, Spain. Each day includes activities like swimming, paintballing, visiting museums and cathedrals, going to an aquapark and beach games. The group will have meals including breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks each day. They will stay in a hotel and take coaches between activities before flying back home on the last day.
Salary Survey 2012 Artis Customer Contactnigesidey
The document summarizes salary and market trends in customer contact roles in 2012. It found that while overall job volumes remained down from 2007, there was greater movement in senior roles. Notable trends included companies investing more in internal talent, the creation of more customer experience roles, and longer recruitment processes. Finally, salaries had not increased significantly from 2010.
The document summarizes a study on how different planting media (soil, compost, sand) affect plant growth. Seedlings planted in soil showed the fastest growth, reaching 5 cm in height by day 5. Seeds planted in compost did not sprout at all. Seeds planted in sand began to sprout on day 4 and reached 1.5 cm by day 5. The conclusion is that the planting medium affects germination and growth due to differences in how each medium absorbs water. Soil proved to be the most optimal medium.
Women now play an important role in Cambodian society beyond just being housewives. They participate in family life by taking care of children and managing household duties. They also contribute to the economy by having jobs or businesses and help reduce poverty. Educating and training women gives them skills and confidence to take on more responsibilities. Women are increasingly involved in social, political and community affairs, and discrimination against them is being reduced. The role of women in Cambodia has greatly improved but further progress is still needed.
This document contains a biography and portfolio for Olly Mardling, who has nearly a decade of experience in digital design and entrepreneurship. It summarizes his skills in areas like UX design, information architecture, agile project management, and pitching innovative apps and digital products. It provides details on his current role as Director of UX at a digital agency and highlights a case study of designing a travel website with an end-to-end booking system.
The Year 6 class from Olivia Houlihan-Burne's school is taking a week-long trip to Barcelona, Spain. The trip will include tours of famous landmarks designed by Antoni Gaudi, such as Park Guell and Sagrada Familia, visits to art museums featuring Picasso's works, shopping along Las Ramblas, and dinner at a seafood restaurant. The trip cost includes flights, a hotel, tours, and meals totaling over £13,000 for the 23 students and 3 teachers attending.
The document investigates whether sunlight influences the growth of red beans. It describes an experiment where red beans were grown in both light and dark places. A graph shows the beans grown in light grew more than those in dark over 12 days. The conclusion is that sunlight does influence red bean growth, as it is the source of energy for photosynthesis, which affects cell division and growth. Beans grown without sunlight grew faster but were paler and thinner.
The Emancipation Act of 1833 established an apprenticeship system that gradually freed enslaved people in British colonies over a period of 6 years for field workers and 4 years for others. However, the apprenticeship system failed to adequately protect apprentices and guarantee their rights. Apprentices often worked long hours without pay and faced harsh punishments. Additionally, there were too few stipendiary magistrates to enforce the rules, and some accepted bribes from plantation owners. Due to these widespread issues, the apprenticeship period was ended early in 1838, fully emancipating all remaining apprentices earlier than originally planned.
The document provides details from a questionnaire about planning a music magazine. The results show that most respondents were male, in key stage 5, and liked hip hop/R&B music. Most expected to pay £3 for a magazine and buy them monthly. Fonts like "84 Rock" and bold colors would appeal to the target audience. The contents would include headlines, images, and snippets to draw readers in and advertise other stories.
The document provides results from a survey about music magazine preferences. Key results include:
- Most respondents were male and in key stage 5. This suggests targeting the magazine to older teenagers/young adults.
- The most popular music genres selected were hip hop/R&B and indie. The magazine will focus on these styles of music.
- Most respondents expected to pay £3 for a magazine and preferred a monthly release schedule. This informed the pricing and release plan.
- Font and color options were presented that could appeal to fans of alternative rock music, the intended focus of the magazine. The "84 Rock" font and a red/black/yellow palette were selected to match the target audience
The document provides details on planning a music magazine, including results from a questionnaire. Key findings from the questionnaire include most respondents being male, in key stage 5, and preferring hip hop/R&B music. This helps define the target audience as older teenagers interested in hip hop/R&B. Other results, like expecting to pay £3 for a magazine and preferring monthly issues, will also help shape decisions for the magazine. However, the small sample size means results may not be reliable.
1. The target audience for the magazine is between 16-25 years old based on the questionnaire results.
2. Blue and red were the most popular colors and will be used prominently in the magazine design.
3. Advertisements were the feature readers disliked most in other magazines, so advertisements will be kept to a minimum.
The document discusses the design and layout of a student magazine called "REVERSE". It aims to attract a young male and female audience interested in indie/punk music. The front cover features a photo of a band called "Wolves" to draw attention. The contents page stands out with diagonally arranged images and rotated text. Feedback from test surveys was positive, showing the magazine successfully conveyed the intended casual, eye-catching style while providing enough information.
This article examines the lyrics of 5 classic alternative rock anthems and analyzes the deeper meanings and messages conveyed through the words. Artists provide insight into their inspirations for certain lines and discuss the themes they aimed to explore in their hit songs. Readers gain a new perspective on the stories behind well-known
The document discusses strengths and weaknesses of different genres of music (alternative rock, pop, R&B) and different aspects of designing a magazine focused on one genre. It summarizes user research that found equal popularity for the three genres. It then confirms the selection of the alternative rock genre for the magazine. Some name, color scheme, font, and masthead ideas are proposed for the alternative rock magazine.
The document provides an analysis of different aspects of magazine design for an alternative rock magazine, including genres, name ideas, color schemes, fonts, and examples of effective article styles and language. For genres, alternative rock is selected due to personal interest and opportunities for creativity. Name ideas generated include "Shatter" and "ARP." Color scheme possibilities discussed are black, white, and electric blue. Sans serif font is suggested for articles and a display font for branding. Examples of strong magazine articles analyzed come from Kerrang and Classic Rock magazines.
The document discusses the development of the house style for a music magazine. It covers the magazine's masthead and logo, font style and size, type of language, color scheme, and layout. For each section, suggestions are provided and references made to research on existing music magazines to help create the best possible R&B magazine. Font style, size, and pull quotes are discussed to draw attention to important elements. Language is chosen to engage young R&B fans. Potential mastheads are listed and top choices with designs are presented. Dark red, black, and white/grey are selected for the color scheme. Layouts are inspired by researched magazines.
The document discusses the development of the house style for a music magazine. It covers the magazine's masthead and logo, font style and size, language, color scheme, and layout. For each element, the author analyzes inspiration from research of similar magazines and suggestions from others to determine the best options to create an R&B music magazine.
The magazine will target late teens and early twenties who enjoy indie/alternative music. It will feature an article on the rising duo "The Messengers" including an interview with questions from readers. The logo, layout, and color scheme were chosen based on feedback from a focus group and aim to match the genre. The production plan outlines photographing the band members and drafting the article text in a question and answer format.
The document discusses colour scheme options for a magazine targeted towards females aged 16-23. A light colour scheme is chosen to appeal to the target demographic based on survey results. Though a darker scheme may attract more males, it risks losing female consumers. While multiple colours were initially considered, a single prominent colour (yellow) is decided upon to avoid a gaudy appearance. Feedback from female readers supports the yellow scheme. Examples from other magazines inform the limited use of the yellow to achieve a professional look.
The document outlines the results of a questionnaire for a new rap music magazine. Based on the responses, the magazine will be called "Rap", feature single artists on the cover, and have article types like interviews and reviews on the double page spread. The color scheme may include red and gold but not purple. The suggested price range is £1-3, which is appropriate compared to other rap magazines.
The document outlines the results of a questionnaire for a new rap music magazine. Based on the responses, the magazine will be called "Rap", feature single artists on the cover, and have article types like interviews and reviews on the double page spread. The color scheme may include red and gold but not purple. The suggested price range is £1-3, in line with other rap magazines.
Fonts and colours are important for conveying the intended message and target audience of a music magazine. The right fonts and colours can attract readers and influence whether they buy the magazine. Serif fonts appear older while sans serif fonts like Franklin Gothic Demi look modern and stand out in magazines. Larger, bolder fonts catch readers' attention. Colours also send messages - red may convey passion while blue represents relaxation. The author discusses appropriate and inappropriate font and colour choices for different music genres like rock to effectively target the right readership.
The document summarizes the results of an 11-question survey about music and magazine preferences that was completed by 22 students aged 14-17. The survey found that R&B, pop, rock and jazz were the most popular music genres. Respondents were willing to pay up to £3 for a monthly music magazine featuring reviews, interviews and artist profiles. Popular magazine name and design options included "DiVerse", "CRASH", and a blue, black and white color scheme.
The document summarizes and analyzes the ways in which the media product, a Pop/Rock magazine called "Age of R.P.", uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. Some key points made:
- The magazine uses bright, vibrant colors and unconventional fonts to imply it covers Pop/Rock music and attract audiences, developing conventions of real magazines in this genre.
- Elements like the logo, cover images, and subheadings are used similarly to real magazines to promote the main artist/article and attract readers' attention.
- Inside pages also feature conventions like quotes, question-and-answer interviews, and dominant images to engage readers and develop a personal tone.
- Color schemes and
The document discusses the importance of font and color scheme in magazines and how it represents the target audience and genre. It states that the font and colors chosen need to fit the genre's criteria and make the target audience comfortable. For example, a pop magazine would use a modern, feminine font while a rock magazine uses a bold, edgy font. The color scheme also needs to be correct to attract the target audience and give the magazine character. Using the wrong colors could confuse or put off readers. It then provides examples of suitable and unsuitable fonts and color schemes for different music magazine genres.
The document discusses the importance of font and color scheme in magazines and how it represents the target audience and genre. It states that the font and colors chosen need to fit the genre's criteria and make the target audience feel comfortable. For example, a pop magazine would use a modern, feminine font while a rock magazine would use a bold, edgy font. The color scheme is also crucial to attract the right target audience and give the magazine character. Using the wrong colors could confuse or put off readers. The document provides examples of suitable and unsuitable fonts and color schemes for different music magazine genres.
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Early Life and Backgrounds
Orpah Winfrey: From Humble Beginnings to Media Mogul
Orpah Winfrey, often known as Oprah due to a misspelling on her birth certificate. was born on January 29, 1954, in Kosciusko, Mississippi. Raised in poverty by her grandmother, Winfrey's early life was marked by hardship and adversity. Despite these challenges. she demonstrated a keen intellect and an early talent for public speaking.
Winfrey's journey to success began with a scholarship to Tennessee State University. where she studied communication. Her first job in media was as a co-anchor for the local evening news in Nashville. This role paved the way for her eventual transition to talk show hosting. where she found her true calling.
Dwayne Johnson: From Wrestling Royalty to Hollywood Superstar
Dwayne Johnson, also known by his ring name "The Rock," was born on May 2, 1972, in Hayward, California. He comes from a family of professional wrestlers, with both his father, Rocky Johnson. and his grandfather, Peter Maivia, being notable figures in the wrestling world. Johnson's early life was spent moving between New Zealand and the United States. experiencing a variety of cultural influences.
Before entering the world of professional wrestling. Johnson had aspirations of becoming a professional football player. He played college football at the University of Miami. where he was part of a national championship team. But, injuries curtailed his football career, leading him to follow in his family's footsteps and enter the wrestling ring.
Career Milestones
Orpah Winfrey: The Queen of All Media
Winfrey's career breakthrough came in 1986 when she launched "The Oprah Winfrey Show." The show became a cultural phenomenon. drawing millions of viewers daily and earning many awards. Winfrey's empathetic and candid interviewing style resonated with audiences. helping her tackle diverse and often challenging topics.
Beyond her talk show, Winfrey expanded her empire to include the creation of Harpo Productions. a multimedia production company. She also launched "O, The Oprah Magazine" and OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network, further solidifying her status as a media mogul.
Dwayne Johnson: From The Ring to The Big Screen
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The Origins of the Dwayne Johnson Kidnapping Saga
Dwayne Johnson: A Brief Background
Before discussing the specifics of the kidnapping. it is crucial to understand who Dwayne Johnson is and why his kidnapping would be so significant. Born May 2, 1972, Dwayne Douglas Johnson is an American actor, producer, businessman. and former professional wrestler. Known by his ring name, "The Rock," he gained fame in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) before transitioning to a successful career in Hollywood.
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The Moment of Capture
On the day of the kidnapping, everything seemed to be proceeding as usual on set. Johnson and his co-stars and crew were engrossed in shooting a particularly demanding scene. As the day wore on, the production team took a short break. providing the kidnappers with the perfect opportunity to strike.
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2. Survey responses; Question one: Gender?
The responses were that 3/8 people that took the
survey were male, and 5/8 were female. This helps me
produce my magazine because I will target it at
females instead of males because of the results of
question one. Therefore I will include content that
would attract a female audience rather than a male. I
will also include colours that are more likely to attract
females.
3. Survey Responses; Question two: Age?
The responses to this question were that 1/8 people
that took the survey were in keystage 3, 2/8 were in
keystage 4 and 5/8 were in keystage 5. This helps me to
produce my magazine because the majority of people
were in keystage 5, so my magazine will target a more
mature audience. Therefore I won’t include things like
games which would attract a younger audience, instead
I will include content which attracts an older audience.
4. Survey Responses; Question three: Favourite Genre?
The responses to this question were varied
because I left it as an open question so that they
people taking the survey had more choice on what
they wanted to select. From the results 2/8 people
like hiphop music, 1/8 likes Indie music, 1/8 likes
all music, 1/8 likes metal music, 1/8 likes R ‘n’ B
music, 1/8 likes pop/rock music and 1/8 likes rock
music. I have decided to group these together so
that it is easier to choose the genre for my
magazine. I have grouped hiphop with R ‘n’ B, and
metal, rock and pop. This means that my results
are that 3/8 people like hiphop/R ‘n’ B, 1/8 likes
Indie music, 1/8 likes all music and 3/8 likes
Metal/Rock/Pop. It is hard to decide which genre
to choose because there is the same number of
results for two categories. However, I have decided
to produce a hiphop/R ‘n’ B magazine because
they are very similar kinds of music so overall I
think that category got the largest vote. I will
include content that attracts an audience who are
interested in hiphop and R’n’B.
5. Survey Responses; Question four: How much are you willing to pay for a magazine?
I expected the results for this
question to vary like question three
because I also left this as an open
question. However, the results were
all between £2-£5. 5/8 of the
results had £3 included in their
answer so therefore I have decided
to pitch my magazine at about £3.
Therefore I will add a lot of content
to make it worth £3 and hopefully
this would attract people to buy it
because the main vote was £3
which suggests that is what people
are willing to pay.
6. Survey Responses; Question five: What mode of address do you prefer?
The responses for question 5 were that 3/8 people preferred
a formal mode of address and 5/8 people preferred a
informal mode of address. These results have helped me
decide what mode of address to have with my magazine
because I will choose the majority vote which is informal.
This will make the magazine more friendly and an
easy, relaxing read. Creating my magazine in an informal
manner will also fit in with the hiphop/R’n’B genre.
7. Survey Responses; Question six: How often do you buy magazines?
The responses from this question show that 1/8 people buy
magazines weekly, 3/8 buy them fortnightly and 4/8 people buy
them monthly. This will help me produce my magazine because
I have now decided that I will produce my magazine to be a
monthly issue, this means it will contain a lot of information
that will cover a month. This also means the price of £3 will be
worth paying because a lot of information will in contained so
people will believe it is worth buying.
8. Simple Font styles.
Fonts are used to attract the reader of the chosen target audience by the magazine company.
Magazines and newspapers combine serif and sans serif fonts on one page, i.e. serif fonts for body
text, sans serif for headlines or captions.
Voice
Voice Voice The Blackoak font and the
Std
engravers mt font are most
Font: Calibri Font: Blackoak Std Font: Engravers MT appealing for me. The Blackoak Std
(body) Description: The font is very Description: The font is in stands out very well and would
wide and bold. Its very modern. capitals which makes it look attract the reader because it is
Description: The bolder to the eye. It is also
very bold. The engravers mt stands
font features Effect: The font is quite hard to very easy to read.
rounded stems read because it is so wide, so
out for me too because it is very
Effect: The font isn’t very easy to read and stands out very
and corners that takes up a lot of space. However, detailed, but would attract the
are only visible in it is very bold so captures the audience very easily. The well so would also attract the
attention of the reader. edges are hard but it would reader very well.
large sizes. The
still look effective on a
font includes magazine cover.
The fonts are very similar but
characters from also very different. I think the
Latin and Greek face that the engravers mt is all in
scripts. capitals could get slightly
Effect: This font confusing on the cover of a
isn’t very magazine, yet the Blackoak Std
detailed so it is would be difficult to read
easy for the sometimes. However, both the
reader to read. It fonts are very eye-catching and I
has got soft think they would attract the
edges so isn’t correct audience for a music
too harsh on the magazine.
eye.
9. Developed font styles.
I think all of these fonts
would be good for a hiphop
Font: Arabolical 1 Font: Anonymous Clippings
magazine. They would all
Font: Airstream
attract the audience and
Description: The Description: This font Description: This font is very look very musical which fits
font is very round is all joined together wacky and would attract the in with the magazine. I think
and doesn’t have and there are no sharp audience very well. Its bold
any sharp edges. so that will add to attracting
the first font is the best
edges. This gives it a
This gives it a very soft feel. The the audience. The letters are because it is most legible out
soft feel. exclamation mark also all a different design and the of the three. It is quite curvy
gives it some backgrounds behind each which gives a nice soft feel
Effect: I think this other are also very different.
font would look
emphasis/ It is quite to the magazine, this fits in
bold s would attract with the genre and the
good on the front of Effect: I think this font
the audience. exclamation mark gives it
a would look good on the
magazine, however, i Effect: The font would front of a magazine and more emphasis which also
f there was too look good on the front would fit in with the hip hop attracts the audience. The
much writing it may of a magazine but like genre. However, the font gives a good relaxed
get a big difficult to the other font if too backgrounds behind the good mood to the magazine
read because it is much text was written letters may not fit in with
the colour of the magazine
because people want to
quite fancy. in it I think it would
become difficult to so it might end up looking relax whilst reading a
read. unprofessional. magazine and this is quite a
relaxing font.
10. Colours Schemes.
Colours: Red, Black and Colours: Blue, White and Colours: Red, Blue and
Yellow. Orange. Black.
Effect: The colours Effect: These colours Effect: The blue and red
stand out, although clash which makes them are very bright and eye-
they are quite plain. stand out from one catching so this attracts
They would keep the another. The white tones the audience. The black is
magazine looking down and breaks apart dark so is easily seen on
the fact that they clash the top of red and blue. It
professional. The red is
so still appeals to the can also be made very
quite bright so it
audience. The blue and bold which makes them
attracts the reader’s orange are very bright stand out more and
attention to look at the and eye-catching. attracts the audience
magazine. effectively.
11. Front cover.
MAGAZINE TITLE The headline of the
The masthead
cover story.
will be large
and stand out.
MAIN STORY
The main photo
Pull quotes and
will be large in
MAIN PHOTO kickers will be used
the middle with a
to advertise what
caption
else is included in the
underneath.
magazine.
The background
will remain a plain
colour so that the BAR CODE &
STORY INFORMATION
rest of the cover PRICE
stands out to the
audience.
12. Front cover.
MAGAZINE TITLE
The masthead will
be the title of the The title of the
magazine and HEADLINE main article and
placed at the top the standfirst.
of the cover.
Pull quotes and MAIN MAIN IMAGE
kickers FEATURES
explaining the OF THE
smaller articles MAGAZINE
included in the
The main
magazine.
photo featuring
the main story
with a caption
BAR CODE underneath.
& PRICE
13. Front cover.
The masthead will
take up the whole
MAGAZINE TITLE length of the
magazine.
AWARD SIGN
FOR THE
MAGAZINE
Main features apart
from the main story
will be described
FEATURES
down the left hand
OF THE
column. Coverlines
MAGAZINE
will also be included
MAIN IMAGE
with the stories.
The main image of SMALL
the magazine about The main captions
the main story will CLIPS OF
and pull quotes of
be the background THE the main story that
of the cover, MAIN would attract the
everything else on
the cover will be
STORY audience will be in
BAR CODE the bottom right
layered on top of corner.
the image. AND PRICE
14. Front Page Price &
VOICE Date
CAPTIONS
and
coverlines
Captions
and
coverlines
15. Contents page
Name of the CONTENTS TITLE
magazine and
contents.
Three small images
of articles involved
ALL THE PAGES IN in the magazine to
THE MAGAZINE IN attract readers if
ORDER AND they want to know
Only small snippets of BFIEFLY WHAT more by looking at
the stories so that it photos. Captions
draws in the audience THEY CONTAIN included
to buy the magazine to underneath them
read more. explaining what they
are and pull quotes
taken from the story
that they are about.
16. Contents page.
CONTENTS TITLE
ALL CONTENTS OF THE MAGAZINE All contents of the
magazine listed in the
correct order with pull
quotes underneath
attracting the audience
to buy the magazine to
read about them.
Two advertisements
of other main stories ANOTHER IMAGE
in the magazine with OF THE MAIN
the headline and
stand firsts. Captions
STORY Caption underneath
will also follow the the photo explaining
photo. what it is.
17. Contents page.
All contents of the
magazine will be
CONTENTS TITLE around the centre
photos in the
correct order with
some pull quotes
and captions
underneath the
information.
Additional
image of the
main article
with a caption Three small
and pull quote images of other
underneath. sub-main
articles with
captions
underneath.
More contents
of the
magazine. More contents of
the magazine.
18. Welcome to..
Voice Contents
Contents More contents
Editors
of the of the
letter
magazine magazine
Three photos giving
an insight as to who
the magazine is
containing articles
about
19. Double page spread.
ARTICLE TITLE
Including a
MAIN STORY MORE OF THE MAIN STORY
kicker to
start off the
article
MAIN STORY
PHOTO OF
THE MAIN
ARTICLE
Three additional pictures of
This will give more of the main article with
an insight as to who captions underneath.
the article is about
20. Double page spread.
Large photo linking with the
main story to capture the
The headline audience’s attention.
will be bold
to capture
the ARTICLE TITLE
audience’s
attention.
PHOTO OF THE MAIN STORY
MAIN STORY
The main article will be in
columns to make the
magazine look more
professional.
21. Double page spread. The headline across the
top banner of the page
ARTICLE TITLE
MAIN STORY
PHOTO OF THE
MAIN ARICLE
MAIN
MAIN STORY
STORY
PHOTO OF THE
MAIN ARTICLE
MAIN STORY
Two photos linking with the
A kicker will be used at the
main story to capture the
beginning of the story to capture
attention of the reader.
peoples attention more to read the
article
22. Explaining
Double Page Spread background of
who the article is
about and a basis
A kicker to start off the of the article
Introduction
article
Introducing
who the article
is about.
Another
Column of
column of
text type
text type
interview
interview
questions
questions
Interview questions and
answers about the ‘new
and upcoming artist’
23. Production Plan.
- I will take my photos in a quiet location and in a way that shows what type of
magazine it is advertising.
- The props I will use are clothing that represents a hip-hop magazine and a plain
background.
- The photos I take will be a variation of long shots and medium close ups.
- The equipment I need will be a camera and a camera stand.
- The photos will be taken on 30th December 2011.
24. Institutions.
- IPC Media produce 60 media brands which print 2/3 for women and 42%
of men. IPC media print for almost 26 million adults in the UK.
- IPC have a very diverse print and digital portfolio which focuses on three
specific audiences; men, mass market women and upmarket women.
- The men’s portfolio of magazines have a wide range of leisure brands
including: Country Life, Horse & Hound, Rugby World and Decanter, as
well as lifestyle brands including Nuts, Mousebreaker and NME.
- The mass market women's category produces famous women's weeklies
including Look, Now, Chat and Woman; TV entertainment brands
including What's on TV, TV Times and TV & Satellite Week and the
goodtoknow network.
- The women’s upmarket category also produce a wide range of fashion
brands including: Marie Claire and In Style, lifestyle brands including
woman & home and essentials and home interest brands including Ideal
Home and housetohome.
25. Pitch.
- My research and planning has shown that I will produce a hip-hop magazine
mainly targeted at girls in key stage 5 and it will be an informal magazine. It will
also be released monthly.
- I found that hip-hop magazines are quite funky and that the photos stand out
more than the text. The main article title is on the front cover and a few stand
firsts are used.
- My magazine will be successful because I will follow how a hip-hop magazine is
produced so make it look more professional.