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The document describes the process of designing the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread for a magazine. Key details include: - The front cover features the artist's image, title, quote, and color scheme. Additional elements were added to make it more professional and attract audiences. - The contents page matches the front cover font and includes the artist's photo, page numbers, and gradient background for consistency. - The double page spread features an edited black and white photo relating to the artist's background and transition to success. It includes an interview with quotes and boxes maintaining the magazine's visual theme.
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Main task
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1) The document describes the process of creating the front cover and double page spread for a magazine. It details how the author used shapes, colors, images and text in Adobe Photoshop to design the layout.
2) For the front cover, the author created a background, added the title and subtitle, included a barcode and price, logos, headlines and pictures.
3) For the double page spread, the author made a background that matched the cover, added headers and subheaders, incorporated images related to the articles, and included the written text.
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Task 4+5
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Task 4b and 5
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Production of music magazine 2
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2) For the front cover, the author created a background, added the title and subtitle, included a barcode and price, logos, headlines and pictures.
3) For the double page spread, the author made a background that matched the cover, added headers and subheaders, incorporated images related to the articles, and included the written text.
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The target audience for the media product would be younger people between the ages of 13-25, as they would have grown up listening to hip-hop music. Older generations without experience listening to hip-hop in their youth would likely not enjoy reading about its artists. The magazine cover design aims to attract this target audience by featuring a hip-hop artist wearing headphones, a prop commonly associated with hip-hop culture, posing coolly for the camera in a style similar to successful hip-hop magazine covers.
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The document discusses the author's plans for creating a new music magazine focused on hip-hop and R&B. The author has decided to research the magazine "VIBE" as a model to help inform their own magazine. While liking VIBE's style and layout, the author does not want to partner with its current publisher as it may take away from VIBE's sales. Instead, the author is considering Bauer Media as they have successfully published other music magazines in different genres. The author's new magazine will be called "Track" to reflect its focus on hip-hop music.
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Q magazine is the UK's biggest selling monthly magazine focused on pop and rock music. It strives to showcase new artists in these genres and has established a worldwide reputation for its high quality. Q magazine has expanded beyond print to radio, television, and social media platforms. Kerrang! and Mojo are also music magazines published by Bauer that focus on rock, indie, and classic rock genres respectively. Both magazines have expanded their brands through various social media outlets and events over the years to promote the music they cover.
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The document discusses plans for a new music magazine focused on hip-hop and R&B. It summarizes the magazine Vibe as an inspiration for layout and style. The author analyzes potential publishers, determining Bauer Media would be a better choice than InterMedia Partners due to no direct competition with Vibe and Bauer's success with other music magazines. The new magazine will be called "Track" to reflect its hip-hop genre focus on artist "tracks".
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The document discusses choosing a musical sub-genre for a magazine. It decides on rock music as the genre, as it is popular and includes many styles from heavy metal to punk pop. It notes the success of the rock magazine "Kerrang!", published weekly by Bauer Media focusing on rock, alternative, punk and metal. However, Bauer Media would not make a suitable publisher since it already publishes the popular "Kerrang!". Therefore, IPC Media is identified as a better potential publisher since it is also successful worldwide but only publishes one music magazine, so there is room for another.
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The document discusses the skills and technologies learned while creating a magazine. It describes using Photoshop tools like the Lasso and Magnetic Lasso to crop and edit images. InDesign was used to lay out the magazine, placing images and adding text, titles, lines and page numbers. Effects were applied to text, and the Place Tool was used to incorporate edited images. Microsoft Word was utilized to write articles, which were then imported into InDesign for the double page spread. Overall, the document outlines how Photoshop, InDesign and Word were leveraged to design various magazine elements like the cover, contents page and feature articles.
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Question 3
The author researched three media institutions - Bauer Media, Future Publishing, and IPC Media - as potential options to launch a new music magazine. Future Publishing stood out because it focuses on magazines about instruments and gaming rather than numerous music magazines like Bauer Media and IPC Media. Choosing Future Publishing avoids potential issues with competing against their established music magazine brands, like NME at IPC Media or Kerrang! at Bauer Media, which could jeopardize sales of a new magazine.
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The document discusses the target audience for a media product. It identifies that the main target audience will be the lower middle class and working class, between ages 16-30, who listen to rap/hip-hop music by artists like Eminem and Drake. These individuals would enjoy the genre of music covered in the magazine and would be able to purchase the magazine.
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The document summarizes Madeleine Ross's process for creating different elements of a magazine production. For the front cover, she edited a photo and added a blue background, title, and other design elements. For an advert, she enhanced photos and added text. For interior pages, she laid out photos and shapes, added quotes and page numbers. She created a double-page spread in Photoshop then placed text in InDesign. For another page, she added a flowing title and accompanying images and headings.
Question 1
The document discusses how the magazine developed and challenged conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes the key design elements used on the cover, contents page, and article page. Conventions like mastheads, headlines, and columns were used but also developed by changing fonts, colors, and layouts. The cover included a sticker and competition details to make it more eye-catching. The contents page featured a gift card image and blue background. The article placed the quote under the headline to showcase the full photoshoot image. Overall, the magazine took inspiration from real publications but made unique modifications to conventions.
Contents page
The document discusses the layout and design of a magazine contents page. It will include the issue number, date, a list of features with headings and descriptions, and a main image. The creator plans to use Adobe Photoshop to edit images and InDesign to layout the magazine. A black background is chosen to make the typography stand out. Fonts, colors, and design elements are selected to maintain a consistent style and attract readers. The main image is edited in Photoshop by removing the background and feathering the edges before placing it in InDesign.
Evaluation
The document summarizes the key elements and design choices made for a media product contents page, front cover, and features page. The summary focuses on the key conventions and branding elements used:
The contents page uses images, titles, and page numbers to showcase the magazine's brand identity and rock/indie genre. The front cover uses direct address, headlines, and images to engage readers and communicate the brand. The features page similarly uses branding, images, and pull quotes to profile an article for the target audience.
Magazine front cover development
The document summarizes the process of designing a magazine front cover for a house music/clubbing magazine. The photographer took photos at a music festival with strobe lights and lasers that provided the perfect lighting effects. They chose a main cover photo that featured the crowd dancing, a DJ, and festival branding. For the masthead, they used a blue font to stand out against the purple cover photo, and designed it to relate to DJ culture by including backwards letters. Additional subheadings were added around the cover photo and masthead in coordinating colors to balance the layout.
Magazine front cover development
The document summarizes the process of designing a magazine front cover for a house music/clubbing magazine. The photographer took photos at a music festival with strobe lights and lasers that provided the perfect lighting effects. They chose a photo that featured the crowd dancing, a DJ, and festival branding to appeal to the target audience. For the cover design, they used purple and blue colors to match the main photo. They designed a masthead with the magazine name in a font that was easy to read. Additional subheadings were added around the photo to complete the front cover layout.
Music Magazine Construction
The document describes the process of creating and editing a music magazine in Photoshop and InDesign. Key steps include taking photos of a model for the cover, editing the photos by removing backgrounds and smoothing skin, designing the magazine layout in InDesign, and refining the design by changing fonts, colors, and positioning of elements. The goal is to make the magazine look professional and appealing to readers.
Q1. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and ...
The document summarizes the development of forms and conventions used in the media product of an indie rock magazine from its initial concepts to the final version.
The key developments included changing the magazine's theme from a Brit pop focus to solely featuring indie rock music. This led to changes in the magazine title from "Vertigo" to "Indigo" and the color scheme from red/white/black to blue/white/black. Images throughout were also updated to better represent the genres featured. Additional changes refined the layout and design elements to improve clarity and aesthetics. The final versions of the cover, contents page, and feature article demonstrate how conventions of real magazines were both followed and challenged during the creative process.
How I Made My Music Magazine Double Page Spread
The document describes how the author created a double page spread for a music magazine. First, the author edited two images by desaturating one and adding a lens flare to the other. Then, the author opened a new landscape page and added a title in the artist's t-shirt color. Text was added in the same style as the front cover along with skyline brushes and the two edited images at angles. Columns of text were added along with pull quotes and a white box around some text to improve readability.
How I made my album cover
The document describes the process taken to design an album cover in Photoshop and InDesign. Key steps included:
1) Importing a photo into Photoshop and editing colors, brightness, and vibrancy.
2) Selecting and enhancing the color of the subject's skirt to draw attention.
3) Sizing and cropping the photo for the cover in Photoshop and importing into InDesign.
4) Experimenting with fonts and colors for the artist and title and positioning all elements within layout guidelines.
Photoshop progress
This document provides a summary of Charlotte Martin's progress on various design elements for a magazine in Photoshop, including:
1) The masthead, where different effects like color overlay, stroke, bevel/emboss, and drop shadow were added to make it look more professional.
2) The cover, where an image was refined, masthead and text were added, and album covers were included at the bottom.
3) The contents page, where structure was added, images and text were gradually filled in under sections like "Features" and "Reviews".
4) A double-page feature spread on Elena Hale with her image, text from the interview, and links to related content
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Q1. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and ...
Q1. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and ...
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- 2. Front Cover Firstly, I added my image, bar code and title- as well as the sub heading.
- 3. Then I added a main cover line with a quote from an artist on it. My colour scheme was black and yellow.
- 4. I then added some cover lines and added in the colour orangewhich I planned to use on my drafts. I also added a price and date as well as the artist name and some cover lines.
- 5. However, afte r experimentin g with different colours, I decided to use a blue colour instead which I thought looked more professional. I also added more cover lines as well as 2 more images and a puff to attract my audience.
- 6. I brightened the background picture to make it look more professional and to improve the quality of the photo. I also made my artist’s image slightly overlap the title as this is more professional. You can still see the title clearly.
- 7. Contents Page I begun my contents page with a main header ‘contents’ which is the same font as my header in the front cover. Therefore, there is consistency throughout the magazine. I also added an edited photograph of my artist as well as a photo caption and a page number.
- 8. I then added a gradient as my background to create a professional effect as well as continuing the consistency of black boxes with yellow writing. I created a white glow around the title ‘contents’ to make it stand out. I also added more images of different shots and different amounts of people to create a variety and keep the viewer’s interested.
- 9. Finally, I completed my contents page by adding more boxeswriting about what is inside the magazine and an editors message to introduce this brand new magazine.
- 10. I begun my double page spread with a title that consistently conformed to the rest of my magazine theme. I used a photograph of my artist sitting on some bricks and the idea behind that is that he was currently a builder and is now ‘building success’ as a rock artist. Double Page Spread I edited the photograph to make it black and white. Also, the title goes from left to righthighlighting the transformation from the ‘building site’ to ‘building success’ on the second side of the double page spread.
- 11. I then added a subheading with a drop cap which will introduce my interview with rock artist ‘VEX’ as well as a photograph of Vex’s friend ‘Jon’ who is mentioned within the interview. I added a quote from Vexwhich is conventional for magazine interviews.
- 12. Finally, I completed my double page spread by entering the interview I had previously completed in word. I then added black boxes behind the text to contribute to the consistent black boxes theme throughout my magazine.