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Question 1 of Media Evaluation
The student's music magazine uses conventions of real magazines such as a masthead, cover lines, issue date and number, main article highlight, and barcode. However, it also challenges conventions by covering a non-pop music genre and artists not typically featured. While following conventions like other magazines in its genre, the magazine aims to attract its target audience with topical cover lines and images.
Evaluation written copy.
The document describes a student media project creating a music magazine. It summarizes how the magazine uses conventions from existing magazines like Kerrang and Total Guitar. These conventions include images, fonts, advertisements, reviews, lessons, and a structured layout. The magazine represents social groups like "Indie" and "Emo" through the genres of metal, indie, rock, punk and jazz. A suitable distributor would be a company like Future Publishing that distributes similar music magazines. The target audience is mature teens and people who like the focused genres of music or playing instruments. The student attracted this audience by using conventions from successful magazines to portray what their magazine contains.
Q1 evaluation
The document discusses the use of codes and conventions in magazines to attract audiences. It describes three types of codes: written codes found in text elements, symbolic codes conveyed through visual elements like colors and photography, and technical codes involving design elements like layout, fonts, and graphics. The document then provides examples from the author's own music magazine and a published magazine, Kerrang!, to illustrate how they employ symbolic and technical codes to engage audiences and convey information about the genre and content. Specifically, it discusses the use of dark color schemes, photography featuring artists and street art, typography, and graphics.
Q1
My media product both uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
It uses conventions such as having an eye-catching masthead in a unique font, photos that make direct eye contact, and clearly separated cover lines and columns on the contents page.
However, it also challenges conventions by not presenting content in a generic magazine layout. The contents page and double-page spread challenge conventions through their non-standard column arrangements and use of color clashes on the backgrounds. While some images and text boxes still follow conventions, the overall designs present information in unconventional ways.
Question 1 evaluation
This document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media products. Specifically:
- The front cover uses conventions like font, color scheme, and language typically seen in indie magazines. However, the bright colors challenge stereotypes.
- The contents page and double page spread use conventions seen in magazines like clearly labeled sections and professional wording.
- Elements like the cover design, images, and layout of columns mirror conventions of real magazines. However, challenges include removing backgrounds and having images without props atypical of music magazines.
- Journalistic techniques are used to engage readers, like bolder text and a vibrant tone, but slang and relaxed terms also target younger audiences.
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conv...
The document discusses conventions used in real-life rock music magazines and how the student's media product challenges or develops these conventions. It provides details on conventions for the masthead, fonts, colors, and layout of contents pages. The student examined magazines to identify conventions for their target audience. Their magazine includes similar conventions - a masthead in the genre's font style using black, white, yellow and red colors. It also features the main article in the largest font and secondary headlines slightly smaller. The contents page matches professional magazines with the genre's colors and required conventions. A double-page spread also shares conventions like a ripped effect and consistent color scheme.
Evvaluation q1
The document analyzes how the author's media product, a country music magazine, uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real country music magazines. It finds that the author's magazine follows many conventions, such as using bold mastheads, taglines, and articles about up-and-coming artists. However, it also challenges some conventions by using a colored contents page to appeal to younger audiences and having the background of a cover photo rather than a plain color, a rare approach for music magazines. Overall, the author aims to create a magazine that feels modern while still clearly being a country music publication through its use of stereotypical imagery and language.
Evaluation: Question 1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
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Question 1 of Media Evaluation
The student's music magazine uses conventions of real magazines such as a masthead, cover lines, issue date and number, main article highlight, and barcode. However, it also challenges conventions by covering a non-pop music genre and artists not typically featured. While following conventions like other magazines in its genre, the magazine aims to attract its target audience with topical cover lines and images.
Evaluation written copy.
The document describes a student media project creating a music magazine. It summarizes how the magazine uses conventions from existing magazines like Kerrang and Total Guitar. These conventions include images, fonts, advertisements, reviews, lessons, and a structured layout. The magazine represents social groups like "Indie" and "Emo" through the genres of metal, indie, rock, punk and jazz. A suitable distributor would be a company like Future Publishing that distributes similar music magazines. The target audience is mature teens and people who like the focused genres of music or playing instruments. The student attracted this audience by using conventions from successful magazines to portray what their magazine contains.
Q1 evaluation
The document discusses the use of codes and conventions in magazines to attract audiences. It describes three types of codes: written codes found in text elements, symbolic codes conveyed through visual elements like colors and photography, and technical codes involving design elements like layout, fonts, and graphics. The document then provides examples from the author's own music magazine and a published magazine, Kerrang!, to illustrate how they employ symbolic and technical codes to engage audiences and convey information about the genre and content. Specifically, it discusses the use of dark color schemes, photography featuring artists and street art, typography, and graphics.
Q1
My media product both uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
It uses conventions such as having an eye-catching masthead in a unique font, photos that make direct eye contact, and clearly separated cover lines and columns on the contents page.
However, it also challenges conventions by not presenting content in a generic magazine layout. The contents page and double-page spread challenge conventions through their non-standard column arrangements and use of color clashes on the backgrounds. While some images and text boxes still follow conventions, the overall designs present information in unconventional ways.
Question 1 evaluation
This document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media products. Specifically:
- The front cover uses conventions like font, color scheme, and language typically seen in indie magazines. However, the bright colors challenge stereotypes.
- The contents page and double page spread use conventions seen in magazines like clearly labeled sections and professional wording.
- Elements like the cover design, images, and layout of columns mirror conventions of real magazines. However, challenges include removing backgrounds and having images without props atypical of music magazines.
- Journalistic techniques are used to engage readers, like bolder text and a vibrant tone, but slang and relaxed terms also target younger audiences.
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The document discusses conventions used in real-life rock music magazines and how the student's media product challenges or develops these conventions. It provides details on conventions for the masthead, fonts, colors, and layout of contents pages. The student examined magazines to identify conventions for their target audience. Their magazine includes similar conventions - a masthead in the genre's font style using black, white, yellow and red colors. It also features the main article in the largest font and secondary headlines slightly smaller. The contents page matches professional magazines with the genre's colors and required conventions. A double-page spread also shares conventions like a ripped effect and consistent color scheme.
Evvaluation q1
The document analyzes how the author's media product, a country music magazine, uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real country music magazines. It finds that the author's magazine follows many conventions, such as using bold mastheads, taglines, and articles about up-and-coming artists. However, it also challenges some conventions by using a colored contents page to appeal to younger audiences and having the background of a cover photo rather than a plain color, a rare approach for music magazines. Overall, the author aims to create a magazine that feels modern while still clearly being a country music publication through its use of stereotypical imagery and language.
Evaluation: Question 1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Magazine planning
The document provides details for a photo shoot and magazine cover design. A medium longshot will be used to capture the model in full costume holding a bass guitar. The shoot will take place in a photo studio using studio lights. The cover photo and interior photos of the featured artist will be used in the magazine. Additional details are provided for magazine sections, pricing, target audience and design elements.
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Music magazines like NME and Rolling Stone would be most likely to distribute the media product due to their focus on the same genre of music, their similar target age range and content styles. While the magazine uses a black background instead of white to create a sense of difference, its layout and font style are reflective of other rock and indie magazines, making it compatible with how NME and Rolling Stone present their own magazines.
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My media product challenges and develops conventions of real music magazines. It includes free items to entice readers like real magazines. It uses tag phrases such as "Finally Interviewed!" to suggest interviewing an artist is important. The font, color scheme, and graphic elements reference and pay homage to real album covers like Madvillainy. The writing style mimics conversational tone used in magazines targeting a teen audience.
Evaluation question 1
This document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions from real music magazines. It notes that the front cover includes elements like a masthead, cover lines, date and issue number that are typical of music magazines. The contents page includes some unconventional elements like folios on images and a pull quote that are not normally found on magazine contents pages.
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The document summarizes how the author's media product uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
The magazine layout and codes are similar to other established music magazines like Q Magazine, but some conventions are challenged, like positioning most text on the right page rather than the left on the cover. The content and design also challenge conventions by using unusual layouts, like a large background image with superimposed text on the contents page and a colored page to match a photograph on the double-page spread. However, general conventions are also followed, like including a masthead, barcode, and pricing on the cover and three columns of text for articles. An consistent color scheme and design elements create a distinctive house style.
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The document summarizes the process and decisions made in creating a magazine for a target audience of young adults interested in rock music. Key points include:
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The document discusses conventions used in real music magazines that the media product aims to develop or challenge. It outlines several typical elements including mastheads, puffs, contents pages, cover images and text. Specifically, it notes that front covers usually feature the masthead and central image related to the genre, while contents pages list subsections and previews. Double page spreads typically contain an interview with a band on one side and a large quote. The media product incorporates many of these conventions, such as mastheads, puffs, cover lines, and a double page spread interview format. It aims to develop the conventions through consistent use of green and purple as its house style colors.
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3) The contents page highlights page numbers and lists magazine contents to give readers a taste of what's inside while also promoting social media and subscription options.
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Music magazines like NME and Rolling Stone would be most likely to distribute the media product due to their focus on the same genre of music, their similar target age range and content styles. While the magazine uses a black background instead of white to create a sense of difference, its layout and font style are reflective of other rock and indie magazines, making it compatible with how NME and Rolling Stone present their own magazines.
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My media product challenges and develops conventions of real music magazines. It includes free items to entice readers like real magazines. It uses tag phrases such as "Finally Interviewed!" to suggest interviewing an artist is important. The font, color scheme, and graphic elements reference and pay homage to real album covers like Madvillainy. The writing style mimics conversational tone used in magazines targeting a teen audience.
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This document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions from real music magazines. It notes that the front cover includes elements like a masthead, cover lines, date and issue number that are typical of music magazines. The contents page includes some unconventional elements like folios on images and a pull quote that are not normally found on magazine contents pages.
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The document summarizes how the author's media product uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
The magazine layout and codes are similar to other established music magazines like Q Magazine, but some conventions are challenged, like positioning most text on the right page rather than the left on the cover. The content and design also challenge conventions by using unusual layouts, like a large background image with superimposed text on the contents page and a colored page to match a photograph on the double-page spread. However, general conventions are also followed, like including a masthead, barcode, and pricing on the cover and three columns of text for articles. An consistent color scheme and design elements create a distinctive house style.
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My media product is an indie/alternative music magazine that adheres to typical magazine conventions such as the title, issue number, barcode and price on the front cover. It features an artist posing with a guitar against a plain dark background on the front cover. The content page and double page spread also use conventions like page numbers and images while sticking to a color scheme of pale blue, black and white to appeal to a younger audience, challenging conventions that typically use darker colors.
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The document discusses the conventions used in the magazine cover design. It summarizes that eye contact on the cover creates a connection with readers. The band's image nearly fills the cover to show they are the focus. Background color makes the image stand out. The masthead uses a different font to identify the magazine. Headlines introduce the band in a unique font. The contents page lists the magazine's main points in clear, easy to read formatting. Photos feature bands standing out through distinctive clothing choices against varied backdrops.
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The document summarizes the process and decisions made in creating a magazine for a target audience of young adults interested in rock music. Key points include:
- The magazine's layout, style, and language emulate conventions of similar music magazines while using a longer shot on the cover photo for more white space.
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The document discusses conventions used in real music magazines that the media product aims to develop or challenge. It outlines several typical elements including mastheads, puffs, contents pages, cover images and text. Specifically, it notes that front covers usually feature the masthead and central image related to the genre, while contents pages list subsections and previews. Double page spreads typically contain an interview with a band on one side and a large quote. The media product incorporates many of these conventions, such as mastheads, puffs, cover lines, and a double page spread interview format. It aims to develop the conventions through consistent use of green and purple as its house style colors.
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The document compares the media product of a pop magazine created by the student to existing music magazines. It finds many similarities in conventions like mast heads, puffs, cover lines, barcodes and prices. Both magazines are visually busy with pictures to attract readers. While not radically challenging conventions, the student's magazine is tailored to its target audience. The contents page similarly follows typical magazine conventions but is less busy. A double page spread includes common interview elements like fun facts and language to engage the target youth demographic.
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Evaluation
This document discusses how the media product, a rock music magazine, uses and develops conventions of real media products.
The front cover follows conventions such as displaying the masthead prominently, placing coverlines on the left side, and using a color scheme of black, white and red. The contents page also adheres to conventions like including a band index, using the colors red, black and white, and dividing into three columns.
The double page spread challenges some conventions by placing the large image at the bottom and surrounding it with text, but keeps the color scheme and features like bold titles and page numbers.
In conclusion, the magazine closely follows conventions seen in real music magazines to appear authentic, though the double
Evaluation question 1
This document discusses how the author's media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It describes including a masthead on the front cover like Billboard, Kerrang, and Clash magazines. It features a medium close-up shot of an artist to create intimacy and advertise exclusive content inside. Cover lines and tag words like "exclusive" are used to entice readers, following conventions. Incentives like competitions and festival information are included to generate buzz. The layout divides pages into columns and uses pull quotes, common conventions. The color palette of black, white, and yellow challenges conventions but creates a distinct brand identity.
Q1
This document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes that the front cover uses conventions like a bold masthead, artist image, and links to social media. However, it challenges conventions with contrasting colors. The contents page mainly uses conventions like page numbers and organization. The double page spread uses conventions like columns and an image on the left page to make the text easier to read. While some conventions are used, colors on the front cover and additions to cover lines show some development of conventions as well.
Evaluation 1
This document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes that the front cover uses conventions like a bold masthead, artist image, and links to social media. However, it challenges conventions with contrasting colors. The contents page mainly uses conventions like page numbers and organization. The double page spread uses conventions like columns and an image on the left page to make the text easier to read. While some conventions are used, colors on the front cover and additions to cover lines show some development of conventions as well.
In what ways does your media product use
The document discusses the typical conventions used in music magazine covers and layouts. These conventions include a bold masthead showing the title, visual styles that indicate the genre, price and issue tags on the cover, straplines that summarize the tone, coverlines previewing the content, and information like the issue and price. The document then discusses how these conventions were applied to the design of the magazine cover being analyzed, including the use of lighting effects and colors to represent the electronic music genre.
In what ways does your media product use
The document discusses the typical conventions used in music magazine covers and layouts. These conventions include a bold masthead showing the title, visual styles that indicate the genre, price and issue tags on the cover, straplines that summarize the tone, coverlines previewing the content, and information like the issue and price. The document notes that these conventions were used in the design of the magazine cover being analyzed to portray its electronic music genre through elements like a bright, lit-up masthead and lens flare/lighting effects.
Evaluation: Q
This document discusses how the author's music magazine both follows and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It follows conventions like using a masthead in the top left, issue dates, central cover images looking at the viewer, and layouts with photos and text. However, it also challenges conventions by having a non-traditional cover layout to represent hip-hop's rebellious theme. The photos aim to portray power and intimidation typical in hip-hop. While mostly conventional, the magazine aims to feel more personal than others on the shelf through some unconventional elements.
Evaluation final 1
This document discusses how the author's music magazine both follows and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It follows conventions like using a masthead in the top left, issue dates, central cover images looking at the viewer, and layouts with photos and text. However, it also challenges conventions by having a non-traditional cover layout to represent hip-hop's rebellious theme. The photos aim to portray power and intimidation typical in hip-hop. While mostly conventional, the magazine aims to feel more personal than others on the shelf through some unconventional elements.
Evaluation of music magazine
My media product conforms to many conventions of real magazines in its front cover, contents page, and double page spread designs. On the front cover, it uses elements like cover lines, barcode, and overlapping title that are common across magazines. The contents page repeats the magazine branding and includes photography and neutral backgrounds as most magazines do. However, the product challenges some conventions by including more written information than images on the contents page. It also challenges conventions through its use of social media integration and darker color scheme on the double page spread, where larger images are typically used.
Evaluation of music magazine
My media product conforms to many conventions of real magazines in its front cover, contents page, and double page spread designs. On the front cover, it uses elements like cover lines, barcode, and overlapping title that are common across magazines. The contents page repeats the magazine branding and includes photography and neutral backgrounds as most magazines do. However, the product challenges some conventions by including more written information than images on the contents page. It also does not conform on the double page spread by using smaller images and a darker background color instead of the usual large images and lighter background.
Evaluation of music magazine
My media product conforms to many conventions of real magazines in its front cover, contents page, and double page spread designs. On the front cover, it uses elements like cover lines, barcode, and overlapping title that are common across magazines. The contents page repeats the magazine branding and includes photography and neutral backgrounds as most magazines do. However, the product challenges some conventions by including more written information than images on the contents page. It also challenges conventions through its use of social media integration and a darker color scheme on the double page spread that are less common for magazines.
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This document provides information and guidance for planning a music magazine aimed at an indie rock audience. It discusses several key elements:
1) The target audience for indie rock magazines includes men and women interested in independent artists. Successful magazines attract this audience through professional yet simple designs and a focus on new and established indie bands.
2) Recommendations are provided for cover design, including using bold imagery and text to stand out. Contents pages should highlight featured articles through images and page references.
3) Articles typically include in-depth band profiles, interviews, photography, and tour/festival schedules. Both popular and lesser-known indie acts should be covered to engage readers.
Evaluation
The document discusses the conventions used in the author's music magazine mock-up. It examines conventions on the front cover such as the masthead, main image, sell lines, pull quote, barcode, and price. It also discusses conventions used on the contents page and a double-page article spread, such as headings, images, captions, and page numbers. The author analyzes how their design both uses common conventions as well as challenges some, such as an unconventional puff shape and less text-heavy design elements. Overall, the document provides a detailed breakdown and evaluation of the design conventions employed in the author's music magazine project.
Question 1 evaluation
The document discusses conventions used in pop music magazines. It states that continuity is created through similar color schemes, fonts, and artist types across issues. Part of the research involved investigating specific conventions of the pop genre to ensure the magazines adhered to those conventions. Key conventions mentioned include logos, mastheads, color schemes, feature stories, main images, headers, drop caps, interviews, and placement of artist photos. The document examines how these conventions are implemented in covers, contents pages, and double page spreads.
Evaluation
The document discusses what the student learned from creating a music magazine as a media product. They learned how to use various technologies like Adobe Photoshop and InDesign to design the magazine layout. They also learned about the conventions of real music magazines by including things like cover lines, issue dates, and column layouts. The student feels they have improved at using photo editing and design software since their preliminary magazine design exercise. Overall, they now have new skills in using technology and understanding media conventions that they can apply to future projects.
Codes and conventions of music magazine covers
This document discusses the codes and conventions used on music magazine covers. It describes several key elements including the masthead, coverlines, main image, barcode/issue information, positioning statement, and puff. The masthead contains the magazine title and is prominently displayed. Coverlines provide information on articles inside. The main image takes up most of the cover and aims to attract attention. Additional details like the barcode and date allow customers to purchase issues. Examining elements like layout, fonts, and artists featured can provide clues about the target audience and music genre covered.
Media Evaluation - Question 1
The document discusses the design conventions used in creating a mock music magazine. It incorporates typical conventions like using red, white, and black colors; sans serif fonts; and images of individual artists on the cover. Some conventions are challenged, such as using a black and white cover image with visual effects and a non-white background on the contents page. The magazine focuses on mainstream and new music genres through its images and content about artists, music charts, and festivals. The layout follows conventions like columns for articles while challenging some angles and placements of elements.
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