In what ways does your media
product use, develop or
challenge forms and
conventions of real media
products?
Colour scheme.
My magazine doesn’t break many conventions. It is a pop/ chart
magazine, how ever unlike most pop/chart magazines my colour
scheme isn’t so random or mixed up. Instead I went with black, white,
pink and blue to keep the magazine more organized and easier for the
reader to navigate through.
Layout
Some pop/chart magazines can look a little to cramped making it
harder to read or to focus on one thing at a time. So with the layout of
my magazine I made sure it was tidy, but also had lots of information
and lots of things going on at the same time. So like most pop
magazines I followed similar conventions to other pop/chart magazine
layouts.
COVER
With the cover of my magazine I was inspired by other pop or/and
chart magazines, so the conventions of the cover are similar to them.
The only thing that may have broken conventions of a pop magazine
was again the colour scheme that didn’t have as many colours as
most pop magazines. But this was intended, so that the magazine
would look more tidy even with lots of information on it.
Contents
The contents page in my magazine matches the colour scheme on the
cover of the magazine and the mast head is also printed again on the
contents page. This follows most pop/chart magazine conventions and
links the magazine together and gives it more of its own theme.
Article
My article again follows conventions and has a similar layout to most
magazine articles not just pop or chart magazines. The colour scheme
ties in with the cover and contents page. I have a bold title including
the artists name and smaller headlines that appear through the text
(interview). The smaller headlines are quotes from the artist (this
appears in most Q&As).
Photos
I have also put credit to the photographer(me) by the edge of the
picture in small print. All the pictures I have used follow conventions
they make eye contact with camera to connect with viewers.

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  • 1.
    In what waysdoes your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
  • 2.
    Colour scheme. My magazinedoesn’t break many conventions. It is a pop/ chart magazine, how ever unlike most pop/chart magazines my colour scheme isn’t so random or mixed up. Instead I went with black, white, pink and blue to keep the magazine more organized and easier for the reader to navigate through.
  • 3.
    Layout Some pop/chart magazinescan look a little to cramped making it harder to read or to focus on one thing at a time. So with the layout of my magazine I made sure it was tidy, but also had lots of information and lots of things going on at the same time. So like most pop magazines I followed similar conventions to other pop/chart magazine layouts.
  • 4.
    COVER With the coverof my magazine I was inspired by other pop or/and chart magazines, so the conventions of the cover are similar to them. The only thing that may have broken conventions of a pop magazine was again the colour scheme that didn’t have as many colours as most pop magazines. But this was intended, so that the magazine would look more tidy even with lots of information on it.
  • 5.
    Contents The contents pagein my magazine matches the colour scheme on the cover of the magazine and the mast head is also printed again on the contents page. This follows most pop/chart magazine conventions and links the magazine together and gives it more of its own theme.
  • 6.
    Article My article againfollows conventions and has a similar layout to most magazine articles not just pop or chart magazines. The colour scheme ties in with the cover and contents page. I have a bold title including the artists name and smaller headlines that appear through the text (interview). The smaller headlines are quotes from the artist (this appears in most Q&As).
  • 7.
    Photos I have alsoput credit to the photographer(me) by the edge of the picture in small print. All the pictures I have used follow conventions they make eye contact with camera to connect with viewers.