The document summarizes how the author's media product, a music magazine, uses and develops conventions from real magazines.
The author mimicked the layout and design of magazines like Hip Hop Connection, RWD, Vibe, and The Rap Up. On the cover, the author used similar fonts, cover photo styles, and included a free item like promotions in other magazines.
The contents page lists artists and uses a layout of preview images like in RWD magazine. Consistent fonts and colors are used throughout to make the magazine cohesive like other music publications.
The document describes the process and techniques used to create a music magazine. It discusses font choices, layout, and content selection aimed at appealing to teenagers. Photoshop skills like masking and airbrushing were employed. Feedback from target audiences informed content like exclusive artist quotes. Comparisons are made to existing magazines. Guidance and distribution from major publishers could help the magazine succeed. Learning occurred around photography, design, and better understanding the target demographic.
- The document discusses the ways in which the media product (a music magazine called BASS) uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
- It represents the rap/hip-hop social group through the clothing, props, and settings used in the photos, targeting this demographic.
- The magazine would be well-suited for distribution by large publishers like Conde Nast or IPC Media, as they distribute a wide variety of music magazines and could help the magazine reach a broad audience.
- The target audience is identified as those ages 14-35, across both working and middle class readers, with a focus on rap/hip-hop fans of various ethnicities.
The document provides details about the student's media coursework project creating a magazine. Some key points:
- The student looked at professional music magazines like Vibe and Billboard for inspiration on layout, features, and conventions to develop their own magazine.
- Elements like different fonts, artist photos and cover lines on the front page were included to attract audiences based on research.
- The content and style aimed to represent younger social groups interested in music and trends, with less text for easy reading.
- Brands featured in ads and photos would appeal to the target demographic and social influences.
- A reasonable price point and existing major publisher like IPC Media make the magazine accessible and likely to be distributed
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, represents particular social groups through its imagery and content. Images used throughout the magazine depict musicians and fans from various backgrounds to appeal to a wide audience. Teenagers and young adults are the main target demographic since they are interested in new artists. Both male and female musicians are featured to avoid an exclusively gendered appeal. The magazine aims to distribute through IPC Media, a large publisher with experience in the music magazine genre through titles like NME. IPC's wide reach would help the new magazine succeed while bringing both advantages and disadvantages to the publisher.
The document provides details about a proposed hip hop and rap music magazine. The creator chose this genre because they are most interested and passionate about hip hop and rap music. They believe the genre has wide audience appeal. The magazine will be called "OldVsNew" to appeal to fans of both old school and current hip hop. It will include articles, charts, and information about artists.
My magazine aims to represent youth culture and various music genres like hip hop, R&B, and grime. I have tried to conform to typical magazine conventions while also adding some unique elements. The central image on the cover is meant to attract readers by featuring an up-and-coming artist. I have included various fonts and a brick wall background on the contents page to give the magazine a funky, urban feel while still providing the information readers expect to find. My goal is to appeal to aspirers and creators in particular by covering new artists and events and including an online component for viral sharing.
The document describes the process of selecting images and designing the layout for an indie music magazine. It discusses deliberating over which photos to use for the cover and features to establish the right aesthetic. Considerable effort was put into editing the cover image and ensuring variety among the small feature photos. Descriptions of the magazine masthead, selling points, interviews, festivals content, and features aim to appeal to an indie demographic.
The document provides an evaluation of a student's media product which is a magazine. The student discusses how they used and challenged conventions of real magazines in their product. They incorporated typical magazine elements like a masthead and cover lines but challenged conventions by using a minimalist design and free poster. The student was influenced by magazines like Q, Spin and NME but developed their own ideas. They aimed their magazine at teenagers interested in indie rock and represented their target audience through the images selected. The student concludes they learned about using programs like Publisher, Page Plus and Paint.net to construct their magazine product.
The document describes the process and techniques used to create a music magazine. It discusses font choices, layout, and content selection aimed at appealing to teenagers. Photoshop skills like masking and airbrushing were employed. Feedback from target audiences informed content like exclusive artist quotes. Comparisons are made to existing magazines. Guidance and distribution from major publishers could help the magazine succeed. Learning occurred around photography, design, and better understanding the target demographic.
- The document discusses the ways in which the media product (a music magazine called BASS) uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
- It represents the rap/hip-hop social group through the clothing, props, and settings used in the photos, targeting this demographic.
- The magazine would be well-suited for distribution by large publishers like Conde Nast or IPC Media, as they distribute a wide variety of music magazines and could help the magazine reach a broad audience.
- The target audience is identified as those ages 14-35, across both working and middle class readers, with a focus on rap/hip-hop fans of various ethnicities.
The document provides details about the student's media coursework project creating a magazine. Some key points:
- The student looked at professional music magazines like Vibe and Billboard for inspiration on layout, features, and conventions to develop their own magazine.
- Elements like different fonts, artist photos and cover lines on the front page were included to attract audiences based on research.
- The content and style aimed to represent younger social groups interested in music and trends, with less text for easy reading.
- Brands featured in ads and photos would appeal to the target demographic and social influences.
- A reasonable price point and existing major publisher like IPC Media make the magazine accessible and likely to be distributed
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, represents particular social groups through its imagery and content. Images used throughout the magazine depict musicians and fans from various backgrounds to appeal to a wide audience. Teenagers and young adults are the main target demographic since they are interested in new artists. Both male and female musicians are featured to avoid an exclusively gendered appeal. The magazine aims to distribute through IPC Media, a large publisher with experience in the music magazine genre through titles like NME. IPC's wide reach would help the new magazine succeed while bringing both advantages and disadvantages to the publisher.
The document provides details about a proposed hip hop and rap music magazine. The creator chose this genre because they are most interested and passionate about hip hop and rap music. They believe the genre has wide audience appeal. The magazine will be called "OldVsNew" to appeal to fans of both old school and current hip hop. It will include articles, charts, and information about artists.
My magazine aims to represent youth culture and various music genres like hip hop, R&B, and grime. I have tried to conform to typical magazine conventions while also adding some unique elements. The central image on the cover is meant to attract readers by featuring an up-and-coming artist. I have included various fonts and a brick wall background on the contents page to give the magazine a funky, urban feel while still providing the information readers expect to find. My goal is to appeal to aspirers and creators in particular by covering new artists and events and including an online component for viral sharing.
The document describes the process of selecting images and designing the layout for an indie music magazine. It discusses deliberating over which photos to use for the cover and features to establish the right aesthetic. Considerable effort was put into editing the cover image and ensuring variety among the small feature photos. Descriptions of the magazine masthead, selling points, interviews, festivals content, and features aim to appeal to an indie demographic.
The document provides an evaluation of a student's media product which is a magazine. The student discusses how they used and challenged conventions of real magazines in their product. They incorporated typical magazine elements like a masthead and cover lines but challenged conventions by using a minimalist design and free poster. The student was influenced by magazines like Q, Spin and NME but developed their own ideas. They aimed their magazine at teenagers interested in indie rock and represented their target audience through the images selected. The student concludes they learned about using programs like Publisher, Page Plus and Paint.net to construct their magazine product.
The document discusses the conventions of real music magazines that the student followed and challenged in their media project. They decided to create an indie music magazine genre and followed many conventions around layout, colors, fonts and images seen in other successful magazines like NME. However, in some cases such as the contents page, they intentionally went against conventions to make the design more unique and appealing to their target audience. Overall, the student believes they successfully incorporated real magazine conventions while putting their own spin on the design.
The student analyzed real magazines to understand basic codes and conventions to include in their own work. Their front cover, contents page, and double page spread all use the forms and conventions of real magazines rather than challenge them. Images and layouts were taken from magazines like Blender, Sugar, Q, and Vibe. The student aims to represent the social group of teenagers and adolescents who enjoy R&B and rap music through the images used of attractive stars. Bauer Media would be a suitable distributor as they distribute magazines with similar audiences. The target audience is males and females aged 16+ who like R&B music
The document provides feedback on Rebecca Paterson's magazine evaluation project. It discusses design choices made for the magazine's color scheme, layout, images, and conventions used. Key points include using consistent red, turquoise, black and white colors throughout; keeping the contents page background white with smaller blocks of color; and using images of artists and instruments to follow magazine trends. Conventions from other magazines like NME were also utilized, such as sections to split articles and an editor's letter. Layout choices for the double page spread and masthead were made based on codes from other similar genre magazines.
Rachel Hanson evaluated her media product and reflected on the process of creating it. She learned many new skills using technologies like MacBooks, cameras, and video editing software. Her finished magazine was more professional looking than her preliminary task, with better use of color, images, and conventions like clear labeling. She improved at following magazine formats and making the product appealing to its target audience of young music fans. Overall, Rachel gained valuable experience that will help her create more polished media products in the future.
1. The document describes how the student's music magazine uses conventions of real music magazines in its formatting and design. It includes a masthead, cover lines describing content, a main image on the cover, and barcodes on the front page like real magazines.
2. However, it also challenges some conventions. For example, it does not use the rule of thirds on the cover photo. It also places the date under the masthead rather than with the barcode.
3. The contents page continues using conventions like labeled sections and page numbers but challenges them by leaving out the website and date that are included elsewhere. Overall, the magazine borrows real conventions but also develops its own style.
The document discusses the process of creating a music magazine cover and evaluating conventions of real music magazines. Key points include:
1) Researching covers of magazines like Kerrang, Mixmag and Q to understand styles and target audiences.
2) Choosing a main image that represents indie/rock themes and using techniques like saturation and contrast to create effects.
3) The intended audience is 18-29 year olds interested in rock/indie music. Colors like black, white, purple and blue are used to represent this genre.
4) Potential publishers mentioned are Hearst Magazines UK due to their experience in similar magazines, or a music magazine publisher given the niche focus of the product.
The document provides an evaluation of a music magazine created by the author. It includes descriptions of the magazine's cover page, central image, contents page, and other conventional magazine elements. The author evaluates how they represented their target audience of 16-25 year olds and attracted readers through the use of images, fonts, and styles that would appeal to that demographic. Technologies used in the magazine's construction, like InDesign and Photoshop, are also discussed.
Rosie Daly evaluates her music magazine "My Music Magazine" and how it uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real music magazines. She discusses using conventions like a masthead, issue date/number, barcode, and price on the front cover. However, she angles the masthead non-traditionally. In contents and interviews, she replicates layouts from real magazines. Overall, she aims to balance following conventions to seem realistic while also experimenting with conventions to make her magazine unique.
The document summarizes the process of creating a magazine cover and contents page. Key techniques learned include using Photoshop tools like shapes, text effects, and drop shadows. Conventions like medium close-up images and placement of the masthead were followed. Colors like red and black were chosen based on reader surveys. The content represents both male and female musicians aged 17-30 to match the target audience.
The document describes a music magazine called "Mainstream" that was created to follow conventions of indie genre magazines. It includes reviews, interviews, and images that portray musicians as relaxed and carefree to match the indie feel. Dark colors and retro fonts are used alongside brighter text colors. The target audience is described as teenage males, with images selected to appeal to and inspire both male and female readers. Technologies like digital cameras, video cameras, paint, and Microsoft Publisher were used to construct the magazine. The creator feels their skills with these technologies, especially Publisher, improved from an initial preliminary task to the final magazine product.
My media product is a music magazine called Rift aimed at rock music fans ages 14-23.
To attract this audience, the magazine uses dark colors and prominent photos of popular artists on the cover. Inside, articles are organized into categories and featured bands are highlighted to make content easy to find.
Creating this magazine has taught me about photography, photo editing, and video production skills. It also represents a social group of passionate teenage and young adult music lovers. A major media company like Bauer Media could help distribute Rift to leverage their existing rock music magazine audiences.
The document summarizes how the media product attracts and addresses its intended audience. It uses a bright, bold slogan at the top to grab attention and convey that the magazine offers more than others. The front cover features a strong, independent female image representing the target demographic of teenage and young adult R&B fans. Additional inside images continue portraying independent, sexy yet modest female poses and styles to appeal to both male and female readers. The color scheme aims to be accessible to both genders as well. Overall the magazine aims to attract its target R&B audience while also appealing to a wider variety of readers.
Annotation of two magazines front cover’sJessieGee14
This document summarizes and compares the front covers of two student magazines. One magazine appears to target female students with feminine colors and articles on topics of interest to women. The other magazine seems aimed at more motivated students not focused on parties, using pastel colors and featuring a young graduate to appeal to higher-achieving students interested in their career. Overall, the magazines appear to have very different styles and target audiences based on their front cover designs and imagery.
The document discusses the author's music magazine genre project. They chose to focus their magazine on R&B and hip hop music as these genres were most popular with their target audience of teenagers aged 16-19. For the project, the author created a front cover, contents page, and double page spread. In creating the magazine, they referred to existing products and research to help shape their magazine for their target audience.
The document discusses conventions used in real magazines and how the author's magazine product challenges or develops those conventions. Specifically:
- The author includes conventions like barcodes, cover lines, and mastheads to make their magazine seem realistic.
- Formatting techniques like columns, headings, and page numbers are also used to mimic real magazines.
- Double page spreads and pull quotes are utilized in interviews to follow magazine conventions.
- Genre, target audience, and visual elements like photos and colors were considered to position the magazine for an indie music audience.
Sections, subheadings, promotions, and basic design elements are also compared to Billboard, with similarities found in layout and additional details provided by the student's product. Representation of social groups and a potential distributing institution are also briefly addressed.
The student created a music magazine called "Vice" using Adobe Photoshop and InDesign. They incorporated magazine conventions like a masthead, cover lines, barcode, and contents page. While following conventions, the student also challenged some, like using a close-up cover image with half saturation. The target audience is ages 15-30 interested in alternative music. Lessons learned include using customized fonts, sophisticated photo editing, and organizing the contents page for readability. Overall, the preliminary task helped the student gain skills in design programs and magazine conventions to produce a professional final product.
This document summarizes Amelia Wood's evaluation of her media product, a music magazine called Indi-go. She learned several skills in creating the magazine, including how to cut and edit images, add effects like drop shadows, and structure pages using the rule of thirds. Amelia also gained an understanding of how to target her magazine's audience of young females and represent their interests through fashion content and bands. Overall, she felt the preliminary task helped her learn the tools needed to efficiently design and lay out her professional-looking final magazine product.
The document provides biographical information on several important figures from World War I:
- Pancho Villa, a Mexican revolutionary leader who raided the United States and Mexico;
- Franz Ferdinand, whose assassination precipitated World War I;
- Key organizations from the war including the Allies, Central Powers, and the League of Nations formed after the war.
The document discusses various potential filming locations for a music video in the Vauxhall area of London. The first location mentioned is an unused power station, but the group was unable to gain access due to construction work. A second power station also denied access due to fees. An adjacent construction site was accessible but deemed too unsafe. An unused building and boat were also considered but access was not granted. A backup location of a car park within the construction site was discussed.
The document discusses the conventions of real music magazines that the student followed and challenged in their media project. They decided to create an indie music magazine genre and followed many conventions around layout, colors, fonts and images seen in other successful magazines like NME. However, in some cases such as the contents page, they intentionally went against conventions to make the design more unique and appealing to their target audience. Overall, the student believes they successfully incorporated real magazine conventions while putting their own spin on the design.
The student analyzed real magazines to understand basic codes and conventions to include in their own work. Their front cover, contents page, and double page spread all use the forms and conventions of real magazines rather than challenge them. Images and layouts were taken from magazines like Blender, Sugar, Q, and Vibe. The student aims to represent the social group of teenagers and adolescents who enjoy R&B and rap music through the images used of attractive stars. Bauer Media would be a suitable distributor as they distribute magazines with similar audiences. The target audience is males and females aged 16+ who like R&B music
The document provides feedback on Rebecca Paterson's magazine evaluation project. It discusses design choices made for the magazine's color scheme, layout, images, and conventions used. Key points include using consistent red, turquoise, black and white colors throughout; keeping the contents page background white with smaller blocks of color; and using images of artists and instruments to follow magazine trends. Conventions from other magazines like NME were also utilized, such as sections to split articles and an editor's letter. Layout choices for the double page spread and masthead were made based on codes from other similar genre magazines.
Rachel Hanson evaluated her media product and reflected on the process of creating it. She learned many new skills using technologies like MacBooks, cameras, and video editing software. Her finished magazine was more professional looking than her preliminary task, with better use of color, images, and conventions like clear labeling. She improved at following magazine formats and making the product appealing to its target audience of young music fans. Overall, Rachel gained valuable experience that will help her create more polished media products in the future.
1. The document describes how the student's music magazine uses conventions of real music magazines in its formatting and design. It includes a masthead, cover lines describing content, a main image on the cover, and barcodes on the front page like real magazines.
2. However, it also challenges some conventions. For example, it does not use the rule of thirds on the cover photo. It also places the date under the masthead rather than with the barcode.
3. The contents page continues using conventions like labeled sections and page numbers but challenges them by leaving out the website and date that are included elsewhere. Overall, the magazine borrows real conventions but also develops its own style.
The document discusses the process of creating a music magazine cover and evaluating conventions of real music magazines. Key points include:
1) Researching covers of magazines like Kerrang, Mixmag and Q to understand styles and target audiences.
2) Choosing a main image that represents indie/rock themes and using techniques like saturation and contrast to create effects.
3) The intended audience is 18-29 year olds interested in rock/indie music. Colors like black, white, purple and blue are used to represent this genre.
4) Potential publishers mentioned are Hearst Magazines UK due to their experience in similar magazines, or a music magazine publisher given the niche focus of the product.
The document provides an evaluation of a music magazine created by the author. It includes descriptions of the magazine's cover page, central image, contents page, and other conventional magazine elements. The author evaluates how they represented their target audience of 16-25 year olds and attracted readers through the use of images, fonts, and styles that would appeal to that demographic. Technologies used in the magazine's construction, like InDesign and Photoshop, are also discussed.
Rosie Daly evaluates her music magazine "My Music Magazine" and how it uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real music magazines. She discusses using conventions like a masthead, issue date/number, barcode, and price on the front cover. However, she angles the masthead non-traditionally. In contents and interviews, she replicates layouts from real magazines. Overall, she aims to balance following conventions to seem realistic while also experimenting with conventions to make her magazine unique.
The document summarizes the process of creating a magazine cover and contents page. Key techniques learned include using Photoshop tools like shapes, text effects, and drop shadows. Conventions like medium close-up images and placement of the masthead were followed. Colors like red and black were chosen based on reader surveys. The content represents both male and female musicians aged 17-30 to match the target audience.
The document describes a music magazine called "Mainstream" that was created to follow conventions of indie genre magazines. It includes reviews, interviews, and images that portray musicians as relaxed and carefree to match the indie feel. Dark colors and retro fonts are used alongside brighter text colors. The target audience is described as teenage males, with images selected to appeal to and inspire both male and female readers. Technologies like digital cameras, video cameras, paint, and Microsoft Publisher were used to construct the magazine. The creator feels their skills with these technologies, especially Publisher, improved from an initial preliminary task to the final magazine product.
My media product is a music magazine called Rift aimed at rock music fans ages 14-23.
To attract this audience, the magazine uses dark colors and prominent photos of popular artists on the cover. Inside, articles are organized into categories and featured bands are highlighted to make content easy to find.
Creating this magazine has taught me about photography, photo editing, and video production skills. It also represents a social group of passionate teenage and young adult music lovers. A major media company like Bauer Media could help distribute Rift to leverage their existing rock music magazine audiences.
The document summarizes how the media product attracts and addresses its intended audience. It uses a bright, bold slogan at the top to grab attention and convey that the magazine offers more than others. The front cover features a strong, independent female image representing the target demographic of teenage and young adult R&B fans. Additional inside images continue portraying independent, sexy yet modest female poses and styles to appeal to both male and female readers. The color scheme aims to be accessible to both genders as well. Overall the magazine aims to attract its target R&B audience while also appealing to a wider variety of readers.
Annotation of two magazines front cover’sJessieGee14
This document summarizes and compares the front covers of two student magazines. One magazine appears to target female students with feminine colors and articles on topics of interest to women. The other magazine seems aimed at more motivated students not focused on parties, using pastel colors and featuring a young graduate to appeal to higher-achieving students interested in their career. Overall, the magazines appear to have very different styles and target audiences based on their front cover designs and imagery.
The document discusses the author's music magazine genre project. They chose to focus their magazine on R&B and hip hop music as these genres were most popular with their target audience of teenagers aged 16-19. For the project, the author created a front cover, contents page, and double page spread. In creating the magazine, they referred to existing products and research to help shape their magazine for their target audience.
The document discusses conventions used in real magazines and how the author's magazine product challenges or develops those conventions. Specifically:
- The author includes conventions like barcodes, cover lines, and mastheads to make their magazine seem realistic.
- Formatting techniques like columns, headings, and page numbers are also used to mimic real magazines.
- Double page spreads and pull quotes are utilized in interviews to follow magazine conventions.
- Genre, target audience, and visual elements like photos and colors were considered to position the magazine for an indie music audience.
Sections, subheadings, promotions, and basic design elements are also compared to Billboard, with similarities found in layout and additional details provided by the student's product. Representation of social groups and a potential distributing institution are also briefly addressed.
The student created a music magazine called "Vice" using Adobe Photoshop and InDesign. They incorporated magazine conventions like a masthead, cover lines, barcode, and contents page. While following conventions, the student also challenged some, like using a close-up cover image with half saturation. The target audience is ages 15-30 interested in alternative music. Lessons learned include using customized fonts, sophisticated photo editing, and organizing the contents page for readability. Overall, the preliminary task helped the student gain skills in design programs and magazine conventions to produce a professional final product.
This document summarizes Amelia Wood's evaluation of her media product, a music magazine called Indi-go. She learned several skills in creating the magazine, including how to cut and edit images, add effects like drop shadows, and structure pages using the rule of thirds. Amelia also gained an understanding of how to target her magazine's audience of young females and represent their interests through fashion content and bands. Overall, she felt the preliminary task helped her learn the tools needed to efficiently design and lay out her professional-looking final magazine product.
The document provides biographical information on several important figures from World War I:
- Pancho Villa, a Mexican revolutionary leader who raided the United States and Mexico;
- Franz Ferdinand, whose assassination precipitated World War I;
- Key organizations from the war including the Allies, Central Powers, and the League of Nations formed after the war.
The document discusses various potential filming locations for a music video in the Vauxhall area of London. The first location mentioned is an unused power station, but the group was unable to gain access due to construction work. A second power station also denied access due to fees. An adjacent construction site was accessible but deemed too unsafe. An unused building and boat were also considered but access was not granted. A backup location of a car park within the construction site was discussed.
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This document proposes an amendment to Virginia state code regarding requirements for connecting communities to municipal water systems when their existing well-based community water system is located in karst geology and has failed or been found to have groundwater contamination issues. Specifically, it requires that if a community water system serving over 50 connections has a well determined to be under the influence of surface water or non-potable, and a municipal water main is located within 3 miles, then the community must be allowed to connect to the municipal system and be charged a reasonable connection fee. It also requires the municipal system operator to provide the water connection regardless of jurisdictional boundaries.
The document contains a collection of images, text snippets, and lists related to a person's activities and goals for June 6, 2011. Key details include riding dirt bikes, skiing, going to concerts and Magic Mountain, camping, hanging out with friends, and getting braces removed. Short phrases emphasize communication, making time for oneself, having fun, and creating memories.
The document discusses several potential filming locations for a music video in the Vauxhall area that were considered but ultimately not used. The first power station was unused but they could not gain access due to construction. The second power station denied access due to fees. A nearby construction site posed health and safety risks. An unused building had a closed gate. An unused boat had residents who did not want to communicate. A backup car park location was also considered.
The document discusses a new product being launched by a company called Acme Products. It provides details on the features and benefits of the product, how it compares to competitors' offerings, pricing and availability information. The document concludes by emphasizing that the new product will help Acme gain market share and drive revenue growth.
El documento presenta una breve historia del arte divida por períodos cronológicos, incluyendo el arte griego, romano, románico, gótico, renacimiento, barroco, el arte de Goya, y los siglos XIX y XX. Cada período incluye información sobre los principales estilos y escuelas artísticas que lo definieron.
The document describes the process of creating a magazine and how the creator learned from their preliminary task to the final product. They began with little knowledge of the required software and struggled with layout and conventions. However, through research, practice, and applying feedback, their skills improved significantly. The final magazine properly followed industry conventions in its design, having a professional layout, typography, and use of images. The creator gained an understanding of planning, research, and how various elements must work cohesively to achieve a polished end product.
The document discusses several potential filming locations for a music video that were scouted in the Vauxhall area of London. The first unused power station could not be accessed due to construction work. The second power station denied access due to high fees. A construction site had safety risks. An unused building had a closed gate. An unused boat could not be accessed as the residents living nearby refused contact. A car park remained as a backup location.
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The document discusses the history and development of a new technology called blockchain. Blockchain first emerged with bitcoin as a way to track transactions without a central authority. It has since expanded and many now see potential for blockchain to disrupt industries like finance, healthcare, and government services by making transactions more secure and transparent through distributed ledger systems.
This document is a student handbook and prospectus for IGNOU's Management Programme for the 2011-2012 year. It provides information on IGNOU as a central university established by an act of parliament. It outlines the program structure, eligibility, admission process, fee structure, evaluation, and other policies for the Management Program. It also includes appendices that list programs and fees, study centers, regional centers, course components, and various forms.
The document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real music magazines in its design and layout. It includes several design elements commonly found in music magazines, such as a masthead, limited use of images, consistent color scheme and fonts, inclusion of cover lines and quotes, page numbers on the contents page, and contact information. However, it also challenges some conventions by using the image as the background of an article spread rather than just featuring the image, and by keeping the actor's appearance consistent across images rather than varying outfits. The document analyzes both how the product adheres to typical magazine structures and conventions as well as how it diverges from some expectations.
This document provides details about a student's media evaluation assignment for a magazine called "BEAT". It includes descriptions of the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread. The student explains design choices and how their magazine both challenges and confirms conventions of real music magazines. The cover features a black hip-hop artist to represent the target audience. Fonts, colors, and layout are chosen to be consistent throughout. The double page spread includes an interview with the cover artist, following conventions like a large image and C-shape layout. The magazine is meant to represent the hip-hop social group through aspects like language, fashion, and confidence portrayed. Bauer Media would be a suitable distributor as it has experience with music magazines
The document discusses the creation of a magazine cover and contents page based on conventions from real music magazines like Vibe and Kerrang. Key points:
1) The layout, colors, fonts, and positioning of elements on the magazine cover and contents page follow conventions from real magazines to appear authentic and appeal to the target audience.
2) Larger images and text are used to draw attention to the main artist or article being featured.
3) Topics, images, and styles were selected carefully to represent and appeal to the social group of London teens.
The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread for an indie music magazine. Key conventions and forms from real music magazines like NME were used, such as featuring popular artists, including a subscription advertisement, and using consistent branding across pages. Research into the target audience and existing magazines helped inform design choices to make the fictional magazine as realistic as possible.
The document describes the design choices made for a music magazine cover and interior pages. Key points include:
- The cover uses bright colors, a central masthead, and large cover lines featuring current artists to attract the target 16-27 male audience.
- Consistent colors, fonts, and a professional style are used throughout to maintain branding.
- The contents page features a large image of the artist in fashionable clothing linked to topics on the cover.
- A double page spread uses a large first initial of the artist's name behind the text and creative fonts, as seen in other magazines.
Luce Tshibangu's media product follows conventions of real R&B magazines. The title "40" is unique yet simple. Underneath is "The 1940 origins of R&B" to imply the genre's origins. Barcodes allow scanning the website or purchasing in stores. Cover lines include the artist's name across images. The model's pose imitates Vibe magazine. Representing young adults, the magazine includes a young male model and uses the color yellow. It portrays middle class urban youth through images of stylishly dressed people.
The document discusses how the author's media products use conventions of real music magazines in their design. Specifically, the front cover uses conventions like featuring a solo artist and including a "puff" to draw attention. Interior pages also follow conventions, like using a plain background and long shots of the artist on the contents page. The double-page spread includes a large embedded quote from an interview, as is typical. Overall, the author's media products emulate many visual and structural conventions of real music magazines to make their designs look professional and appeal to target audiences.
The student created a music magazine mimicking the style of NME magazine to target the indie music audience. Their magazine included a similar title and layout to NME on the front cover and contents page. Photos and articles focused on indie bands and culture. The student learned publishing skills in InDesign and Photoshop to construct the magazine, and how magazines use design elements to represent audiences and be distributed.
The student created a music magazine mimicking the style of NME magazine to target the indie music audience. Their magazine included a similar title and layout to NME on the front cover and contents page. Photos and descriptions were also styled after NME. The student aimed to represent the indie social group through clothing styles of models, topics covered, and similar aesthetic choices to NME. They believe a company like IPC Media could distribute their magazine as they already distribute NME and the magazine expands their audience reach.
My media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It follows conventions such as featuring a solo artist on the front cover and using pull quotes, section headings, and brand identity consistently across pages. However, it also challenges some conventions by including multiple small images on the contents page and featuring an Asian female artist. The target audience is women ages 25-35 who are independent, career-focused professionals.
Oliver Snowdon created a music magazine called "Retro" to showcase popular artists like Burnsy from the band Shiz'Le'Dogs. He aimed the magazine at trendy 16-25 year old males interested in music and fashion. To make the magazine appealing to his target audience, Oliver replicated conventions from real magazines like Vibe and Q that feature prominent artists and a focus on music and style. He learned key design skills using Adobe programs to lay out the magazine and edit photos to complement the articles. Oliver also included contests and discounts to further engage readers.
The document evaluates the author's music magazine project. It examines how the magazine challenges conventions of real music magazines in its layout, fonts, colors, language, and images. The author believes the magazine follows concepts like "route of the eye" and incorporates styles seen in professionally produced magazines. While room for improvement remains, particularly in addressing the target audience, the author feels the magazine effectively captures elements of indie rock music.
- The magazine title "Renegade" was chosen because it describes many hip-hop artists as outlaws or rebels, and the author liked the bold impact of the name.
- The magazine cover and layout take inspiration from magazines like Complex and XXL, combining aspects like a close-up image with a blue filter and added noise.
- Fonts, placement of cover lines, and inclusion of identifying information on contents pages were inspired by conventions from other magazines to attract readers and look professional.
- The double-page spread layout resembles Q Magazine with a large initial letter behind the text to add personality.
The document summarizes the key things the student learned in creating their music magazine media product. They researched conventions from real music magazines to make their magazine more realistic. They learned skills in editing images on Photoshop, including adjusting brightness, cutting out backgrounds, and adding effects. They also learned about attracting target audiences and incorporating typical magazine elements like articles, images, and color schemes. Overall, the student gained experience applying their research on conventions to produce a magazine that better represented the genre.
The document analyzes how the author's media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines.
It summarizes that the author's magazine cover follows conventions like using a main image to relate to readers, including a masthead for brand identity, and coverlines linking the image to content. It also challenges conventions by including buzzwords and not covering the masthead as a new magazine.
The contents page also adheres to conventions like using the rule of thirds for layout and images relating to content. It develops conventions by including social media links.
The double-page article keeps house style colors and font but develops conventions through a dropped capital letter, faded main image, and free-flowing writing style rather
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1. 1. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of
real media products?
My magazine has been based and laid out in similar way of big selling magazines such as Hip pop connection,
RWD, VIBE and The Rap Up. I have ensured to mimic these magazines as much as a I possibly can whilst still
being individual and creative. I ensured that the layout of my magazine resembled the magazines that I had
looked at to ensure that my target audience are aware that it is a music genre magazine .
In the finalising of my magazine I have tried to ensure that I followed the layout and design of music magazine's
as closely as possible,. On the front cover I used a typeface for the mast head similar to that of an American
magazine ‘The Rap Up’, I did this because I felt their uniqueness and individuality being imitated would appeal
to my target audience the best. The eyebrow is also a similar style as this makes it look professional that I
used form ‘Hip pop connection’.
The image I have used on my front cover portrays the images I have seen used in other music magazines such
as ‘RWD’, and ‘Hip pop Connection’.. The shot I took was a medium shot, with eye contact with the audience,
to entice them further. The fact that I have placed the model with a microphone in her hand reinforces the
genre , I got this idea from an ‘RWD’ magazine. I also edited the photo to make certain aspects brighter, I added
light to the left side of her .This was an attempt to make the front cover image looks as focused as possible ,
therefore enhancing that professional look of a magazine.
When looking at other music magazines. The use of consistent fonts where important, as it grasps and keeps
the audiences attention, it also makes the magazine look collective. I applied this t my own magazine by only
having four main colours. I chose to use red and blue for the title as I felt this stood out against the background
of the magazine.
Whilst carrying out my research it became apparent to me that some of the magazines were using promotional
offers such as freebies. These promotional offers furthered the audience's enticement in buying the product.
By using this same idea with my media product I thought that it would be an ideal convention to use as it
would maximize sales.
I ensured that the name of my magazine could easily relate to that of its chosen genre. The chosen name ‘Beat
Drop’, was used as the ‘drop’ adds emphases on the ‘beat’ therefore expressing immediately it is a hip pop and
R&B genre magazine.
2. The idea od including artists name
at the top was used as it makes the
magazine look more professional
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unique masthead.
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included within the
magazine have been I imitated the idea
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placed at the side , as well
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copied a quote that
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did this
3. An advertisement
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similarly did this
I placed the date next to
the contents line as well
I used four different boxes
which give an insight as too
what the reader will read into
as well .
4. The contents page is the page that directs the reader around each part of the magazine. The creation of the contents page
for me was an easy task , as I based my design on a simple layout form RWD. This layout configured of four pictures giving
the readers insight of what to expect to read into with text at the bottom , it is clear layout for my target audience to
understand and not to overwhelming. There is a picture to the right of the contents page advertising VioJens , this was
done to keep the readers interested.
The four images I used for the main contents page were electronics, a female , a male , and one of both a male and female.
.All of RWD contents pages have been laid out like this. I edited some of the pictures clearing the backgrounds. The image
of the male is to show that the magazine appeals to males , and the image of the girl is to show that the magazine appeals
to females just as well as males , the image of 2 people represents music artist that are in a group , and the image of a
phone and headsets show that as well as music other interest of the target audience are cover to an extent. The image on
the right of male advertising Vio jeans , is a technique used to keep the reader interested.
I used the same font that was used on the front cover ‘sloozie’ to write the content page up as well , so that the magazine
looks collective and professional. I ensured through out the contents page pink and blue was used. Both these pages
along with the front cover page have a black background. I have done this so that it is easily noticeable that the pages
are form the same magazine,.
5. 2. How does your media product represent particular social groups?
My media product represent a youthful age group of teenager to late 20’s.Through my magazine I have
represent this group to be very independent and dominant. i ensured that both males and females can identify
themselves within the magazine. I have ensured that I have kept to the genres of my magazine and have not
gone off topic to keep the target audiences interest going. The models used have been positioned in such a way
that my target audience can identify themselves carrying out those poses. The language used is some what
informal making my target audience feel more comfortable with the magazine. I have represented a magazine
that portrays a calm youth culture of hip pop and R&B.
6. 3. T3
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
The Distribution of my magazine is one of the most important aspects of the media institution.
In order to give my magazine a chance of selling I would have to get help from other big media
institutions. I have decided to use Bauer . As there is space in there institution for a Hip pop and
R&B genre magazine. As Bauer do not have already have a genre of this magazine , I do feel that
at first may not sell however in the long term with effective publishing and advertising it will .It is
noticeable that all the magazines that are published by Bauer all the same colours that relate to
one another , however my magazine does not have this as I was trying to make it stand out from
the rest of the magazines as it is a new product which has not got any loyalties form customers
just yet. This is a massive publishing. The conclusion so deciding to sue Bauer instead of IPC
was because I believe that it is generally a better and more thoughtful idea to team up with
leading magazines such as ‘Kerrang!’ and ‘Q’ rather than compete with them. This also means
the funds advertise my magazine would be more cost effective , rather than to the idea of being
an independent magazine. The result of not being independent would mean a maximised profit.
As I have created a music magazine it can be distributed in wide range of places. Such as news
agents and music shops. By selling my magazine in these locations it will reach the a lot of its
target audience , as newsagents are located often amount schools , colleges and universities. I
will also enable subscriptions of my magazine to be made online which will also increase the
interest within the magazine.
7. • The audience for my magazine are 18-34 year olds who have an interest in urban music, entertainment, culture and
lifestyle. In terms of the ‘SOCS’ my target audience are between the B-D band. Overall I think it would be targeted more
toward the C-D band however for the older end of my target audience, from the ages of 25 and upwards they may
possibly be well fitted into the B band of the social grade .As the price of the magazine is £3.99p this fits in well with
band B, C and D. People in the C-D band would be young adults, who have just left education or are still in education
which means that this magazine should be an easy option for them to buy. However people that are not within my
target audience may be able to afford the price of my magazine, therefore expanding the range of customers who buy
my product.
The gender of my targeted audience will be both male and females as I intend to reach the maximum amount of
profits by appealing to both genders. .Although the front cover image is of a female artist, who has been represented
as a strong individual and not as a stereotypical object which relates to sex as how most for the females within the
industry are portrayed. which means other females would feel more obliged to buy the magazine. However in order to
make sure it relates to males as swell I have included information about other male artists e.g. K.Koke, Johnny Gunz
etc. Also the colours used are a mixture of red ,blue, pink, light blue and yellow ,which ideally is not for a specific
gender. The language used could arguably be said to reach out more to males however I feel that the main
background image of a female will make up for the lost customers amongst the female spectrum ,who feel put off due
to the language used. I have tried to make it appeal to both male and females , however I fell that it relates more to
males., which was not the intention.
8. 5. How did you attract/address your audience?
When it came to me having to target my audience this was not hard, because it is very simple to indentify and understan
the basic appeals of ‘Hip pop, R&B and Grime’ cultures and to present them in my magazine. The first main opportunity y
are given to sell your product is the front cover as this is the first thing that the target audience will see and will determine
whether they possibly buy the magazine or not .I had to ensure that my colour scheme complimented my main cover ima
and at the same time not being more over powering than the main cover image . I used bold colours, such as red and blu
as the magazines main colours, as I feel these colours have more of an affect on memory. The font of the masthead is bold
and the fixation of the typography is unique, the font for the rest of the cover lines are simple. This is so that it looks as re
as possible.
On the front cover I tried to dress the main image model in bright clothing that matches the colour scheme of the magazin
and at the same time stood out, to make it seem more professional. I ensured that my female artist was wearing a t shirt
,which shows more of an unfeminine side which is what females are usually not seen as, due to the fact that they are mai
stereotyped and portrayed as less important sexual objects within the music industry., the colour of the top she is wearin
is yellow which stands out against the background colour. My artist is holding a microphone in her hand., which is coming
directly as the focal point of the magazine, this effect was created by asking her to bend her hand at a 45 degree and , and
focusing the camera on the microphone on her hand. This is very appealing and draws attention to the magazine..
Attracting the audience on the front cover is key in order for them to view the rest of the front cover. The importance of e
contact was key for me, so I felt that it was very important to keep it throughout the magazine. This is why on the content
page all of the images of people have eye contact with the camera as well.
9. I also used a promotional technique of giving a freebie with the magazine, in tis case it was a free mix tape CD.I did this
because i thought this would be an ideal way to generate a loyal audience which is key for now products.. this is
mentioned on the bottom right hand corner of the magazine as a finishing focal point as the reader finishing looking at
the front cover, it can not be missed due to costs the CD is on the back of the front cover in a plastic wallet.
The title of the magazine attracts and addresses the audience it is intended for. The way in which the title has been layout
, automatically relates to the genre of the magazine, as the drop has been placed underneath beat , in order to add
emphasis on the beat. An arrow has also been placed under the P on drop, as well as the o having a red fill which gives
somewhat of an extra effect on the drop. The name beat drop relates to the genre effectively. The price of my magazine is
3.99, as the price is a big factor on whether a product is bought or not .i have priced the magazine at a reasonable price
that both ends of my target audience will be able to reach.
10. 6. What have you learnt about technologies from the process of
constructing this product?
I have used a wide range of various technologies to create my project. Through out the completing of my project I came
across different types of technologies , some of them which i was used to and some of them which i needed to further my
knowledge and practice.
When researching up information on the genre of my magazine , i used the search ending ‘Google’, this helped me to find
images , data information and also compare genres.’ I used many different sites but the there were three sites that helped
me gain a detailed understating of how my project should look.
http://www.vibe.com/music
This website gave me a deeper understanding of what my target audience should be and how i can market my project to
appeal to that chosen group.
http://www.rap-up.com/, http://www.rwdmag.com/ - These sites showed me similar and different conventions of different
magazines.
For the practical side of the project a camera was required , I decided to use a college camera along with my cousins came
as he too had a professional camera. I had three lessons by a friend who is a professional. When taking these pictures i had
to put what i had learnt into perspective , things such as lighting , make up ,costume , i had to consider I intended to make
the photographs look as professional as possible. I took a range of photos, most of people.
The two design software i used ,were Photoshop and InDesign , i found InDesign a lot easier to use than Photoshop as i
have done a course using InDesign .As are teachers told us we could only use these two software's , i had no other choice
than to learn how to use Photoshop , i had to go through tutorials on the Photoshop website which gave me a better
understanding the more I used it, the better I got, and soon I became sufficient in using it.
Slide share was used to upload PowerPoint presentations , at first there was the start up issue of singing up and knowing
how to navigate myself around the program .However with time it became more common to me on how to upload pictures
and PowerPoint presentations. By using all of these programs and software's I was able to create a profession finalised
media product.
11. 7. what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product? ?
From the begging of the project starting off with my preliminary task I do feel within myself that I have learnt and
achieved a great amount of both knowledge and skill. Evidence of this is that I have completed a project that shows
my understanding and analysis of how and what a media magazine should look like and what contents it should
comprise.
At first I was unsure of how to use many of the programs and soft wares we had been instructed to use. It was a
struggle to come to terms with the navigation of these programs. It is evident that in my preliminary task the layout
of my magazine does not follow the conventions of a front cover at all . Font , colour and typography do not fall into
place as they should do. Compared to my final magazine which follows the codes and conventions of a magazine. The
user of the blogs was alien to me , at first I was very unsure of how to use it and how to navigate myself around.
Posting my work up was a very hard task for me but as I progressed further with my project it became more frequent
to my knowledge.
Overall I have gained an understanding of creation and anaylis.I n the sense that , I now understand that the planning
process is key before the core content of a project can be started , therefore much research is needed to be carried
out .When creating the magazine I learnt that conventions such as typography , colour , backgrounds , the posting of
the model , the background of the image, all do come together as one to create a final image , as this is what creates
professional magazine.