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The document summarizes research on existing magazine covers. It describes several magazine covers, noting that they use bold lettering for the title, white space within the text, and different font sizes to denote importance. They also use bright colors to grab attention. The magazines are likely to make readers want to buy or read them because the covers provide insights into the content and stand out visually. The research will inform the creation of the author's own magazine cover by including bold lettering, a background related to the theme, and design elements that make information stand out.
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Daniel Morland outlines his initial plans for a student magazine project. He believes focusing on the target audience is key to the project's success. His magazine will include articles on coronavirus updates at York College and rock climbing. Over five weeks, he will conduct research, production experiments, and audience interviews to design the magazine. Key aspects will include a bold title, mini article snippets, contrasting colors, and large images to draw readers in. He will evaluate his work to improve future magazine projects.
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- They prefer a layout with one large central image and smaller images on the right, and want contents pages listing musician news over promotions.
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The document summarizes how the author's media product uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
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The document outlines a proposal for a print-based music magazine focused on a specific subgenre. It includes details about the magazine's:
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This document evaluates a media product and asks questions about how it uses or challenges conventions, represents social groups, and who the intended audience is. It asks what the producer learned about technologies and progression from an earlier task. The responses indicate the product is a magazine cover and page that uses bold fonts, colors and images to attract attention and follows conventions like listing contents and using page numbers. The producer learned about using design elements to engage the audience.
Questionnaire Analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences conducted by a student to help design their own music magazine for an indie target audience. The survey found that:
- Respondents were mostly aged 16-25, fitting the target audience.
- Responses were split on buying music magazines, but most read them online.
- Black, white, grey, blue and red were the most expected magazine colors.
- Respondents preferred a mix of articles and photos in magazines.
- Exclusive interviews and new music info were the top reasons to buy magazines.
- Advertisements and competitions were not as important to the audience.
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1. research
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1. research
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- 2. Existing Product Front cover Double Page Spread Audience Profile
- 3. Existing Product This type of magazine is a digital art and the type of context I would be in is either art or photography because it’s a mixture of both This magazine uses plain bold lettering as the title to help make it stand out. Uses a lot of white within the text and uses the different sizes to help show the importance of each piece within the cover The magazine makes the audience want to buy/read it because it mentions something about brushes on the cover, so this could mean that it talks about the techniques and stuff that the audience might want to know more about. But also because the whole cover stands out.
- 4. Existing Product Front cover Double Page Spread Audience Profile
- 5. Existing Product With this magazine it would be in a context of photography because it’s a magazine about photography and different types of photos taken by photographers. Again this magazine uses large bold lettering, however this magazine uses bright colours such as yellow, white and red to help make the information stand out more. This will also bring the audiences attention. It makes the audience want to read/buy it because the information stands out quite a lot and grabs the audiences attention. The magazine has codes which is written , this is because it may want to get the information straight across
- 6. Existing Product Front cover Double Page Spread Audience Profile
- 7. Existing Product Within the magazine they use a lot of bright colours. This is probable to try and grab attention of the target audience. The content of this magazine would be photography because its about photography and types of photos. The style they use is big and bold lettering this is probably because they want the information to stand out more. The codes that are used in this magazine is mostly written. This is maybe because they just want to get the information straight across
- 8. Research Analysis • What common features do the researched products have? • They all have bold lettering as heading and mostly in white • Text that stands out and gives an insight to the contents enclosed • Have a background related to watch its trying to advertise • What aspects of the research will you include within your on work? • Bold lettering • Background related to the theme I want to do such as photography or digital art
- 9. Bibliography
- 10. Bibliography 1. Interviewees, Name. (2018) Target Audience Interviews (conducted on DATE) 2. Interviewees, Name. (2018) Target Audience Interviews (conducted on DATE) 3. Publisher. (Year of Release) Magazine Name • Outdoor Photography, July 2007 • Digital SLR Outdoor Photography, October 2009 • Photoshop Creative (online magazine), September 2018
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- Choose a recent product similar to your own and annotate it- scan real magazines or use issuu.com Type of content- studio/location photography, articles, reviews, adverts Conventions – colour schemes, photography, writing style, text/picture ratio, font choices, mode of address Codes – Written, symbolic Audience appeal- how does it make its audience want to buy/read it?
- List all products researched in previous sections. Include anything additional you have watched/read in preparation for production. Alphabetise your list.