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The document describes the common layout elements and design conventions of magazine covers and contents pages. It explains that magazine covers typically include a large masthead, cover lines providing information about the magazine's contents, a main image featuring a person making eye contact, and a consistent color scheme. The contents pages also have mastheads and bold subheadings to identify sections, along with images relating to articles. A consistent house style carries color schemes and formatting throughout.
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2) Covers draw readers in with large images of subjects and bold headlines about main articles while also listing other pieces to entice purchase.
3) Inside pages continue consistent branding and use additional images, text boxes, and article layouts to highlight key people and themes while guiding readers through the magazine in a cohesive manner.
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The content page has a masthead in bold white font against a black background to highlight the magazine title. It features a close-up image of a young man with a curious expression intended to intrigue readers. Article titles are written in bold white with page numbers in blue and brief descriptions in smaller font below for context. Categories are not explicitly stated but implied by the image and article topics. The footer is unobtrusively placed in small font in the bottom right corner.
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The document describes the layout and design of a magazine cover and front page. It notes the use of six columns, with two used for text and the others for a large central image. The header takes up one-fifth of the page and the magazine's house style uses red, white, and black colors. The main image is a black and white close-up shot intended to grab the reader's attention.
Textual analysis of magazine pages
The document analyzes conventions found across the front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads of four music magazines: NME, Q, Mixmag, and an unnamed magazine. Key conventions included mastheads, subheadings, photos of featured artists, prices, page numbers, and columns of text on double page spreads. The analyses highlighted differences in layouts, colors, and styles between the magazines while also noting consistent design elements like photos, titles, and information about article contents.
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The document analyzes the layout and design elements of content pages from different magazines. It discusses the mastheads, main images, article titles and descriptions, categories, and other standard components. The content pages summarized have bold mastheads and titles to draw the eye, different font sizes to emphasize key information, and main images to attract readers through appealing visuals related to the magazine topics. Color, font, and positioning choices are made strategically to guide readers through the content listings.
Music magazine research.
The document analyzes various magazine covers and contents pages to understand their design elements and target audiences. It finds that magazine covers use large colorful titles, striking images, and font schemes to attract attention. NME targets an indie audience with alternative artists, while Smash Hits uses many colors, shapes, and mainstream pop artists to appeal to a wide younger audience aged 12-20. Contents pages have clear central layouts and large striking images and fonts that maintain the magazines' styles and targeted demographics.
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2) Images and layouts vary between magazines but maintain a consistent style. Clash magazine pages have a simple centered layout with edgy fonts while The Fly uses a single large dark background image framed by text.
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Research into existing sport magazines
The document summarizes the student's research into existing sports magazines to help design their own sports magazine. They analyzed layout, colors, images, language and typography of front covers, content pages, and articles from different magazines. Through this research, the student gained an understanding of the effort required to produce magazines and learned that front covers need attractive images and text to attract readers, while content pages and articles must have pleasing designs and formatting to make the content easily readable.
Front covers
The magazine front covers analyzed all follow similar conventions in their design. The mastheads are typically large, bold, and contrasting to stand out. The main images usually feature relaxing scenery or models to attract readers. Side text is structured and colored to match the theme without distracting from the central image. Footers and barcodes are placed symmetrically to balance the design. Overall the covers aim to catch readers' eyes with their mastheads and enticing photos while hinting at the magazines' contents.
Regional magazine
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Regional magazine
The document discusses the codes and conventions of regional magazine design. It analyzes several regional magazines from places like Cornwall, Kent, Hampshire, and Yorkshire. Some common conventions identified include using colorful main images related to the location; mastheads in bold white font with dates below; barcodes in the bottom right; and article layouts with headers, images, and multiple columns across pages. Color schemes, use of quotes, and styles of titles, subtitles and credits also follow trends across magazines. Understanding these typical design elements can help when creating a new regional magazine that is visually appealing and familiar to readers.
Textual analysis of magazine pages
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Contents page analysis 1
The document analyzes the contents pages of three music magazines: Kerrang!, Q, and NME. It discusses the layout, use of text, images, representation of audiences, and how each contents page addresses its target audience. The Kerrang! and Q contents pages use bold colors, graphics, and many images to represent younger audiences. The NME page contains more text in a simpler layout with fewer images, representing an older readership.
Magazine Analysing.
The document provides examples and analyses of different magazine covers and layouts. It examines features such as titles, images, fonts, color schemes, and target audiences. For the NME magazine, it notes a black and white color scheme, striking images, and targeting of an older, more "indie" audience. Smash Hits! is described as colorful, eye-catching, and aiming for a young mainstream pop audience. Sugar magazine uses a traditional "girly" color palette and targets stories at girls.
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1) The actor for the magazine cover will be a sixth form student to make photography easier, while bands will be used inside.
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The document describes how the media product uses and develops conventions from real media products. It discusses using conventions such as a barcode, masthead, left third layout, range of fonts, larger titles, breaking content into sections, page numbers, contact details, larger images, image captions, article headings, quotes, and page numbers. Some conventions are used directly from real media, while others are developed - such as breaking text into smaller blocks with bolded lines rather than just paragraphs. The goal is to engage the target audience while challenging conventions in some respects.
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Throughout constructing a magazine product using Photoshop, the author learned more about Photoshop's features, such as making images black and white or removing backgrounds. While initially lacking confidence with Photoshop, the author's skills and confidence with photo editing in Photoshop developed during the construction process. The author feels they learned a lot about technologies by using Photoshop to construct the magazine product.
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Bauermedia would be an appropriate media institution to distribute the product because while it distributes a similar magazine, Kerrang, it is the only one of its kind that Bauermedia distributes. Distributing the product through a large media institution like Bauermedia would allow the magazine to be sold in more places and become more well known, potentially leading to more success.
Evaluation q3
Bauer was initially considered as a media distributor because it is very successful and well known for its magazines. However, Bauer publishes two rock magazines, Kerrang! and Q, that are similar to the proposed music magazine. Time Inc. UK was then considered because it is also well known and successful, but it only distributes one magazine, NME, that operates in a similar market. This would result in less competition within Time Inc. UK compared to Bauer. Distributing the new magazine through a big named distributor like Time Inc. UK would allow it to reach a nationwide audience and appeal to the target readership.
Question 7 evaluation
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Q.3 evaluation
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