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birThe document discusses design elements used for a magazine, including using bold colors like red, yellow, and blue to catch readers' attention, including striking images of pop stars and festivals, and using short memorable phrases. Layout is designed to be easy to read with a consistent masthead, well-displayed grid formation, and columned text with pull-quotes. The target audience and design aims to appear fun, entertaining and engage the reader.
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Evaluation 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of women aged 16+ in the design of different elements of their magazine.
For the front cover, the author used a bold, modern font for the headline to attract attention and included an appropriate photo of a woman in casual clothing without excessive makeup. Color schemes and cover lines were also designed to look professional and not clash or be too bright/dull.
The contents page continued the modern design with an orange and black color scheme for variety while still fitting the summer theme. Section headlines and photos made the page more engaging.
The double page spread balanced images on one side and text on the other to not be too text-heavy while including enough text
Evaluation 5: How did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of women aged 16+ in the design of different elements of their magazine.
For the front cover, the author used a bold, modern font for the headline to attract attention and included an appropriate photo of a woman in casual clothing without excessive makeup. The cover lines and color scheme were also designed to look professional and not clash or be too bright/dull.
For the contents page, the author varied the color scheme from the front cover using orange and black to maintain interest. They included headlines to allow readers to easily find sections and images to make the page look more fun and professional.
For the double page spread, the author balanced images on one
Q5
The document discusses how the creator addressed their target audience in their magazine design. They used stereotypically male colors like blue and brown on the cover to attract male readers. For images, they featured an attractive female model to appeal to the male gaze of readers. The language used is informative without slang to be understood by older readers. The layout keeps the magazine neat and tidy to match the preferences of the target audience.
Evaluation
1) The document discusses how the author conducted research on existing TV drama magazines to help develop their own magazine article idea for teenagers.
2) Feedback from audience research helped the author refine their initial idea which focused only on drugs and money, topics not relevant to most teenagers.
3) The author's goal for their TV drama is to portray realistic issues teenagers face like relationships, peer pressure, and family problems to provide motivation and inspiration for a better future.
Evaluation
1) The document discusses how the author conducted research on existing TV drama magazines to help develop their own magazine article idea for teenagers.
2) They analyzed magazines' layouts, use of images, fonts, and content to attract younger audiences. They incorporated techniques like balancing text with pictures.
3) The author also got feedback from audience research to refine their idea from focusing on adult topics like drugs/money to realistic teenage issues like love, relationships, and school/home problems.
4) Technologies used included a camera, Adobe Photoshop, and different editing tools to develop the magazine article's visual design and make it appealing to teenagers.
Question5
The author attracts their teenage girl audience through the use of feminine imagery and language on the front cover. A photo of a young female pop star idols draws in readers to learn more about their favorite artists. Inside, article headlines about fashion and dating tips interest readers. Throughout the magazine, simple but bold designs, prominent female images, and language familiar to teenagers keeps the intended audience engaged.
Question 4 & 5
The document discusses targeting a magazine towards young girls ages 11-15. It aims to attract this audience through focusing on topics of interest like celebrities, fashion, makeup and boys. Bright colors like pink, purple and blue are used to grab the attention of younger people. The layout keeps things minimal on the cover but uses scattered images and text inside to look filled without overwhelming readers. Positive images are featured to relate to the target audience.
2. initial plans
The initial plans document outlines the creator's ideas for their pancake-themed magazine. They want bright, shiny colors like orange, gold, and brown to attract audiences and match pancakes. The front cover will have a bold, big font to grab attention. Images and a comfortable, cozy font will make readers feel relaxed. Dark colors and small font may discourage reading. Research found fonts that suit the dreamy theme. Double page spreads will use 12-point font for longer articles. The mood board reflects these color and style choices, with repetition of orange, shiny tones, satisfying fonts and an attracting vibe to influence the final product.
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Evaluation 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of women aged 16+ in the design of different elements of their magazine.
For the front cover, the author used a bold, modern font for the headline to attract attention and included an appropriate photo of a woman in casual clothing without excessive makeup. Color schemes and cover lines were also designed to look professional and not clash or be too bright/dull.
The contents page continued the modern design with an orange and black color scheme for variety while still fitting the summer theme. Section headlines and photos made the page more engaging.
The double page spread balanced images on one side and text on the other to not be too text-heavy while including enough text
Evaluation 5: How did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of women aged 16+ in the design of different elements of their magazine.
For the front cover, the author used a bold, modern font for the headline to attract attention and included an appropriate photo of a woman in casual clothing without excessive makeup. The cover lines and color scheme were also designed to look professional and not clash or be too bright/dull.
For the contents page, the author varied the color scheme from the front cover using orange and black to maintain interest. They included headlines to allow readers to easily find sections and images to make the page look more fun and professional.
For the double page spread, the author balanced images on one
Q5
The document discusses how the creator addressed their target audience in their magazine design. They used stereotypically male colors like blue and brown on the cover to attract male readers. For images, they featured an attractive female model to appeal to the male gaze of readers. The language used is informative without slang to be understood by older readers. The layout keeps the magazine neat and tidy to match the preferences of the target audience.
Evaluation
1) The document discusses how the author conducted research on existing TV drama magazines to help develop their own magazine article idea for teenagers.
2) Feedback from audience research helped the author refine their initial idea which focused only on drugs and money, topics not relevant to most teenagers.
3) The author's goal for their TV drama is to portray realistic issues teenagers face like relationships, peer pressure, and family problems to provide motivation and inspiration for a better future.
Evaluation
1) The document discusses how the author conducted research on existing TV drama magazines to help develop their own magazine article idea for teenagers.
2) They analyzed magazines' layouts, use of images, fonts, and content to attract younger audiences. They incorporated techniques like balancing text with pictures.
3) The author also got feedback from audience research to refine their idea from focusing on adult topics like drugs/money to realistic teenage issues like love, relationships, and school/home problems.
4) Technologies used included a camera, Adobe Photoshop, and different editing tools to develop the magazine article's visual design and make it appealing to teenagers.
Question5
The author attracts their teenage girl audience through the use of feminine imagery and language on the front cover. A photo of a young female pop star idols draws in readers to learn more about their favorite artists. Inside, article headlines about fashion and dating tips interest readers. Throughout the magazine, simple but bold designs, prominent female images, and language familiar to teenagers keeps the intended audience engaged.
Question 4 & 5
The document discusses targeting a magazine towards young girls ages 11-15. It aims to attract this audience through focusing on topics of interest like celebrities, fashion, makeup and boys. Bright colors like pink, purple and blue are used to grab the attention of younger people. The layout keeps things minimal on the cover but uses scattered images and text inside to look filled without overwhelming readers. Positive images are featured to relate to the target audience.
2. initial plans
The initial plans document outlines the creator's ideas for their pancake-themed magazine. They want bright, shiny colors like orange, gold, and brown to attract audiences and match pancakes. The front cover will have a bold, big font to grab attention. Images and a comfortable, cozy font will make readers feel relaxed. Dark colors and small font may discourage reading. Research found fonts that suit the dreamy theme. Double page spreads will use 12-point font for longer articles. The mood board reflects these color and style choices, with repetition of orange, shiny tones, satisfying fonts and an attracting vibe to influence the final product.
Audience Feedback Of Completed Magazine
The front cover uses bold colors and images that catch the eye while also advertising a competition. The contents page further draws attention with bold colors and a photo of the interviewed artist. The double page article provides a good balance of information about the artist's music, past, and future.
Preliminary Task - Evaluation
After researching various media products, the student designed a magazine for teenagers in college to read weekly. The front cover features big fonts, eye-catching pictures, and a presentable but readable font for the masthead. All fonts are a suitable size for students to read. The magazine front cover and contents are color-coordinated in white and blues to look professional and attractive. Important words are highlighted in darker blue. The front cover features a picture of a young student to represent youth. The contents page also includes pictures of music and students to give a college feeling. The intended audience is young students and possibly teachers. The front cover and content aim to attract students by advertising student and college news using informal language.
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Question 5 - media evluation
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Front cover blog actual
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Evaluation question 5
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Evaluiation
The document discusses how the media product takes inspiration from real magazines in its use of forms and conventions. Specifically:
- The front cover design is inspired by "Billiard" magazine, using a bold color background, central photo, and title/model name styling.
- The contents page replicates the side-bar layout from "Teen Vogue" and includes a profile photo, adapted for the new magazine.
- The double page spread mimics the striped model layout from "Now" magazine, including large central photo, with adaptations to color scheme and branding.
Question 5
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Front Cover so far
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Front cover first blog
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Evaluation
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Question 2 how did you represent social groups?
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The front cover uses bold colors and images that catch the eye while also advertising a competition. The contents page further draws attention with bold colors and a photo of the interviewed artist. The double page article provides a good balance of information about the artist's music, past, and future.
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The document discusses how the creator addressed and attracted their audience for a student magazine. They conducted a questionnaire to understand student interests and created the magazine based on the responses. They chose engaging photos and colors, incorporated contests and social media, used catchy headlines and language, and included topics relevant to students' situations to attract a wide readership.
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- The front cover design is inspired by "Billiard" magazine, using a bold color background, central photo, and title/model name styling.
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Front Cover so far
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Front cover first blog
The document discusses the design choices for a magazine targeted at girls ages 11-15. Bright pink and yellow colors were chosen to appeal to the target audience. Different fonts were used for subheadings to match topics, such as a digital font for texting tutorials. Four boys were featured prominently on the cover to attract the majority of readers. Issues arose around one boy's curly hair revealing the green screen background, which was addressed by using photo editing tools. The band name "Rubix" was incorporated into the design using a pattern overlay resembling a Rubik's cube puzzle to make the text more legible.
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The document discusses a media product created by the author for a college magazine targeted at students aged 16-20. The author challenged conventions by using four people on the cover rather than one to make it more relatable. Bright, bubbly fonts and colors were used to attract the audience. The author learned that Microsoft Publisher is better suited than Word for magazine layouts as it allows more control over placement of images and text.
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Question 1 - Media Evaluation
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Evaluation 1
This document analyzes various elements of a magazine created by the author for a school project. It examines how each element, including the masthead, images, costumes, models, title/font, written content, layout, and contents page, conforms to conventions of real pop genre magazines for a young female audience. Minor ways elements were developed include using the title "Inside this mag..." instead of "Contents" and including additional pictures on the contents page. Overall, the magazine closely follows conventions to appeal to its target readership.
How my magazine appeals to my target audience
The document discusses how the magazine appeals to its target audience through its design elements. It uses pink, purple and yellow on the cover to appeal to fans of pop music. These colors and bold fonts establish a consistent style. Images of young artists similar in age to readers help them relate to the magazine. Articles with informal language and large visuals make the content easy to understand. The layout guides readers through the magazine in a way that highlights interesting information. Overall, the design aims to attract its target audience by incorporating colors, styles and content relevant to their interests in pop music and celebrities.
Introduction
The document describes a magazine project focused on music and fashion genres. The magazine was created individually over 10 weeks using InDesign and Photoshop software. To attract female readers, the magazine uses a model on the cover wearing fashionable clothing and utilizes girlie fonts and colors throughout. The contents page highlights the main artists and events in the issue to entice readers. A feature interview article employs multiple images and quotes in different fonts to engage readers.
One.
The document discusses various design elements of a magazine front cover and contents page for a pop music magazine, analyzing how they conform to stereotypical conventions of the pop genre. These include using bright colors, catchy titles, airbrushed celebrity images, and columns of easy-to-read text with pull quotes. The target audience is described as young females, so the designs aim to attract this demographic with extravagant fonts, fashionable costumes, and an emphasis on female idols.
Blogger target audience
The document describes the target audience and content for a magazine. The target audience is females between 10-15 years old who are interested in fashion, makeup, going out, having fun, and social media sites. To appeal to this audience, the magazine uses light purple and pink colors, serif fonts, fashionable images of celebrities, and articles about fashion, celebrities, quizzes and competitions. The language uses abbreviations and slang terms that would appeal to teenagers. Overall, the document focuses on customizing the magazine's visual design, content, and language to attract its target teenage female readership.
Final evaluation
The student is pleased with how their music magazine turned out overall. They aimed to represent a feminine audience of teenagers and feel they achieved this through their choice of colors, fonts, model poses, and topics covered. They followed conventions from real music magazines but also developed some of their own ideas. Their intended audience is teenage girls interested in music, fashion, and celebrities. They tried to attract this audience through an attractive front cover model and intriguing article headlines.
How did you attract/address your audience?
The document describes how the author attracted their target audience of 11-16 year old girls for their magazine. They used informal language, slang, and exclamation points to make the text more engaging. Bright fonts, catchy headlines about celebrities and gossip, and colorful images of female models were also used. The layout drew readers in with a large masthead and split articles. A survey confirmed the magazine appealed to and was intended for young teenage girls as the author aimed for.
Magazine Evaluation
The student magazine uses unconventional forms by featuring objects rather than people on the cover. It challenges font conventions by mixing sans serif for headlines and serif for subheads. The colors were changed from green and purple to white and purple for better visual appeal.
Technologies learned include Photoshop for design, Blogger for production tracking, DaFont for fonts, and camera skills like lighting and angles. The process included learning conventions, drawing drafts, taking test photos, assessing risks, and incorporating photos into the digital design in Photoshop. Overall it improved the student's design skills while creating a magazine that appeals to its target audience.
As media evaluation
This document summarizes the key design elements and conventions used in the media product, a pop music magazine. It discusses how the magazine title "JUICE" uses a simple one-word title to grab attention and indicate gossip about pop stars. Images are featured prominently on every page to engage readers. The writing style uses an informal tone suitable for a young audience. Layout and design elements like colors, fonts, and photo styles signal that the target audience is young girls. The content and features clearly identify the magazine's genre as pop music.
Evaluation
The document discusses a media product created by the author for a college magazine targeted at students aged 16-20. The author challenged conventions by using a group photo of two males and two females rather than a single person. Bright, bubbly fonts and colors were used to attract the audience. The author learned that Microsoft Publisher is well-suited to magazine layouts as it allows flexible placement of images, text, and different fonts.
Presentation
1. The document describes the design choices made for a magazine targeted at young girls aged 8-13 who are interested in music, fashion, and celebrities. Key design elements include the title, cover image, layout, and use of color, images, and informal language.
2. Research was conducted through questionnaires to understand the target audience's preferences.
3. Digital photography and image editing techniques like Photoshop were used to enhance photos and make them more appealing to the target audience.
'TIU' Evaluation
The document summarizes feedback from questionnaires about a student's magazine project called "Turn It Up". Respondents generally felt the magazine seemed professional and conveyed a focus on pop music. They were interested in reading further and felt the layouts and designs were engaging. The student demonstrated learning about design software, photography, and magazine conventions through completing the project.
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conv...
The document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real music magazines in some areas such as layout, fonts, and images, but also challenges some conventions to make it unique. It follows conventions with the masthead, color scheme, and location of elements like the barcode and masthead. However, it challenges conventions with an edgy font for the masthead and titles. While the layout, tones, and styles of articles generally follow conventions, the double page spread layout is more unique. Images also both follow and challenge conventions to attract the target audience. Overall, the goal is to balance following and challenging conventions.
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- 2. The image I used is striking, with bright makeup.
- 3. I used a well known pop star.
- 4. The cover-lines I used are short and memorable.
- 5. The masthead is easily recognisable.
- 7. The images I’ve used are striking and there are lots of them to make the magazine appear fun and entertaining.
- 8. I used a well known pop stars and names of famous festivals.
- 9. I described the pages with short and effective sentences.
- 10. The masthead is repeated to stay consistent and look professional.
- 11. The editor signed the editorial to create a relationship with the audience.
- 13. The images I’ve used are striking and large to ensure the reader is interested in the article.
- 14. I used a well known pop star so the reader will want to read the article.
- 15. I put the text into columns so it’s easier for the reader to navigate.
- 16. Pull-quotes help break up the text.