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The document describes production changes made to Subculture Music Magazine. The cover page corrections included centering the masthead, enlarging the BoomTown logo for clarity, adjusting cover line positioning and colors for separation, and changing a cover line wording. Contents page changes involved removing the date, numbering images to correspond with pages, standardizing number sizes, adding small descriptions, and removing/editing some pages. Double page spread changes included adding drop shadows to the masthead for visibility, realigning the strap line, adding drop caps, correcting column spacing, increasing the introduction font size and changing its color, increasing spacing between interview questions and answers, changing a phrase for consistency, editing a pull quote with options like a dark shadow,
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The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It summarizes the key design elements used on the front cover, contents page, and double page spread. These include adding an issue date and barcode to the cover to look realistic, using bold fonts and page numbers on the contents page for readability, and including large images and quotes from interviews on the double page spread as seen in existing magazines. The goal was to make the media product look and feel like a real magazine through consistent design conventions.
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The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It summarizes the key design elements used on the front cover, contents page, and double page spread. These include adding an issue date and barcode to the cover to look realistic, using bold fonts and page numbers on the contents page for readability, and including large images and quotes from interviews on the double page spread as seen in existing magazines. The goal was to make the media product look and feel like a real magazine through consistent design conventions.
Q1
The document discusses the forms and conventions used in creating a music magazine cover and contents page.
The magazine cover follows conventions of Rolling Stone magazine, including the masthead, cover line, main image, selling line, headline, price and barcode. Eye contact and modern clothing were used to represent the R&B genre. Consistent colors of red, black and white were used throughout.
The contents page uses two columns, house style fonts and colors, images, and lists articles with page numbers to follow typical magazine conventions. Article pages also use consistent colors and positioning of a single image to the right of text.
Poppy question one evaluation
The document discusses the design choices made for various elements of a magazine. For the masthead, the designer was inspired by the Harley Davidson logo and adapted its shape and colors to create something unique. For the double page spread, the designer took inspiration from another magazine spread but changed the model's position and added a new photo while keeping column features. The designer added more text and images to the double page spread to make it more appealing. Colors of red, black, and gold were chosen to create a metallic feel and make the magazine stand out. Cover lines were put in different colors to grab attention, and secondary images on the contents page were made brighter to be more obvious and easy to read, challenging conventions.
Creating front cover. musicmag
I created a magazine front cover by selecting a font for the masthead and placing it near the bottom of the page. I customized a bar code with issue details to place at the bottom. I inserted a cropped music-style image and added text features around it. I included promotional elements like a "Win a Mac" banner and changed text colors to fit the style. I added a strapline under the masthead and artist listings at the top. Based on magazine display conventions, I adjusted the masthead position higher for visibility.
Creating front cover. musicmag
I created a magazine front cover by selecting a font for the masthead and placing it near the bottom of the page. I customized a bar code with issue details to place at the bottom. I inserted a cropped music-style image stretching across the middle. I highlighted important words and adjusted text around the central image. I added promotional elements like a "Win a Mac" banner and changed text colors to fit the style. I received feedback on Facebook to further improve the magazine cover design.
Presentation1
The document summarizes changes made to layout and design elements of a rock music magazine. The background color and font were changed on the double page spread to draw focus to the text and images rather than the background. The main image direction and text placement were also adjusted on the double page spread to make better use of space. On the front cover, the font was changed to have a "smashed" look fitting of a rock magazine, and additional text and a second image were added to fill out the space. The contents page background was changed from a dull gray to black, the model's hair was adjusted to blend with the background better, and the font was changed to be more "distorted" and interesting to look at,
QUESTION 1
The document discusses the design elements used in creating a music magazine. It describes conventions used for the front cover including the masthead, headline, strapline, puffs/plugs, coverlines, fonts, and information points. It also discusses conventions used for the contents page, including the masthead, strap line, images, page numbers, headings, and sections. Finally, it discusses challenges in giving the magazine an unconventional, stylized feel while keeping the design simple and classy through a neutral color scheme and mixture of fonts.
Presentation1
The document summarizes changes made to various pages of a rock music magazine, including:
1) Changing the background color and font of the double page spread to be less dramatic and focus attention on the text and images.
2) Repositioning text on the double page spread to leave more space and adding quotes to fill empty space.
3) Changing the direction a model is facing on the double page spread to avoid text overlapping.
4) Changing the font of the masthead on the front cover to have a "smashed" look fitting for a rock magazine.
5) Adjusting text placement and size on the front cover to avoid hiding the model's face and make the cover look
Improvements on front cover
Rachael Lau made several improvements to the front cover of her magazine based on feedback. She added a gradient background for consistency, moved the issue number and date closer to the barcode, and changed the kicker font to be bolder and attract more attention. After studying a K-pop magazine, she stretched the masthead, added a stroke, and included a banner for the band name to resemble successful magazine designs. She also changed the location of the skyline and fonts to make the magazine more visually appealing and professional.
Construction of front cover magazine page
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover page. Key steps included selecting a main photo and resizing/cropping it to fit, manipulating the photo's colors to make it eye-catching, adding text describing the magazine's contents in different sizes and colors, and including additional design elements like the magazine title, issue details, and advertisements to follow magazine design conventions. The end result was intended to represent the genre of music the magazine covers and attract readers.
Double page spread manipulations
The document describes the design process and choices for a double page magazine spread about a new band. Key design elements included using different fonts and tilting text for the headline to make it stylish and challenge conventions. Color was added to highlight parts of the headline and follow the magazine's style. A byline, standfirst, main band image, article text wrapped around the image, drop cap, grab quote, page number, and caption were all included to make the article look complete according to normal conventions. The final version enlarged the grab quote and headline to draw more attention.
Presentation12
The document discusses the conventions used and challenged in the design of a pop/chart magazine called "House of Song". Key points:
- The color scheme of black, white, pink and blue is cleaner than most magazines but still links the different elements.
- The cover features the masthead, artist photo and colored fonts used for impact. It's inspired by other magazine covers.
- The contents page matches the color scheme and includes the masthead to link the pieces. It intentionally leaves out some typical elements to avoid clutter.
- The article features a colored headline, quotes and clean photos to be consistent yet draw the eye, as seen in other magazines. Page numbers also link it to the contents
Construction journal
Abigail Gumery describes the process of designing the front cover, contents page, and double page spread for her construction journal magazine. For the front cover, she laid out boxes and added images and text using pink and turquoise colors that appeal to her target female audience. On the contents page, she continued these design elements and added page titles and numbers. For the double page spread, she placed a large main image and added a title and article text that flows around the image while maintaining her color scheme and font choices. Overall, she found the magazine construction process enjoyable despite some challenges along the way.
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Our documentary about paranormal activity met several conventions of short film form and promotion.
The documentary was 7 minutes, meeting the convention of short film length between 2-20 minutes. It was based on real paranormal events and theories to engage audiences like realistic short films typically do.
The poster used symbolic icons like shadows to represent mystery without explicitly stating the topic, engaging niche audiences as unconventional documentaries often do. It lacked interviewees due to production challenges, instead using a model to effectively set a spooky tone.
The documentary and its promotion aimed to meet conventions where logical while allowing flexibility to best represent its unconventional topic to its niche target audience.
Question 1
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Question 1
Our production of a short documentary about paranormal activity met several conventions of form for the genre. Our 7-minute documentary adhered to the typical length of 2-20 minutes for short films. We based our documentary on real events and theoretical situations to achieve realism, a convention for short films. For our film poster, we included icons to convey the mystery genre and used a model rather than interviewees as the focal image since we had not finalized interviews. On our film review double-page spread, we included screenshots from the documentary to break up the text and a focal image incorporating the poster model to tie the pieces together respecting each element's separate brand identity.
Question 6
The document discusses the various technologies and software used to create a product, including:
- Photography equipment like DSLR, tripod, soft boxes, and lighting equipment
- Design software like Photoshop, InDesign, Powtoon, Prezi, and Final Cut
- Font websites like Dafont
It describes how each were used, such as camera settings for photography, tools in Photoshop for image editing, wrapping text in InDesign, and layering music in Final Cut.
The document reflects on areas for improvement, like gaining more expertise with tools in Photoshop, InDesign, and Final Cut to work more efficiently.
Production changes
The document describes changes made to various elements of a music magazine called Subculture. Changes included centering the masthead, enlarging the logo, adjusting cover line positioning and colors, changing a cover line from "upcoming artist" to "most anticipated", and adding a price above the barcode. Changes to the contents page included removing the date, numbering images to correspond with pages, standardizing number sizes, adding small descriptions, and removing/reordering some pages. Changes to a double page spread included adding drop shadows to the masthead, repositioning the strap line, adding drop caps, correcting column spacing, changing font sizes and colors, increasing spacing between interview questions and answers, changing a text element for consistency, editing a
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The document discusses the various equipment, resources, and software the creator will use to produce their music magazine, including:
A Canon DSLR camera, tripod, soft boxes, gels, reflectors, and beauty dish for photography. Photoshop and InDesign will be used to edit images and layout the magazine. Dafont will provide fonts. Presentation tools like Prezi, SlideShare, PowToon, and YouTube will be used for research and promotion. The equipment is chosen to produce high quality, colorful images with professional lighting and editing to appeal to the target audience.
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Production changes
- 1. PRODUCTION CHANGES Subculture Music Magazine Darcie Naylor.
- 2. Cover page corrections I centred the masthead “Subculture” as it was considered more conventional •I enlarged the BoomTown logo as it was unclear and hard to see •To ensure that each cover line was clearly separate, I adjusted the positioning and colours. •I changed the Main cover line from “upcoming artist” too “most anticipated” as the wording was most sophisticated and professional •I added a price above the bar code . I made my artists name “FLO” a prominent feature on the magazine cover so that it was clear what the main article was about
- 3. Contents page I Removed the date on my contents page as it is a monthly addition rather than weekly. I put numbers on the images so that they corresponded with the pages they were related too I made the numbers the same size throughout the list rather than significantly larger or smaller. I added small descriptions to each page, to inform the audience what each page would be about . I also removed some pages from my contents list as they were inferior to others and were therefore taking up too much room and making the list too long. I Changed the colour of the page names too a dark purple so that they would stand out. I changed the currency of my subscription to pounds.
- 4. Double page spread I made some slightly chances to the over all look of the mast head. I added drop shadows so that it would stand out more on the page and made the over all font bigger in size. I moved the positioning of the strap line down slightly so that it was well aligned on the page I added drop capitals to each paragraph I corrected any spaces in my columns so that the text was flowing consistently To be conventional, I made the introduction of my article slightly bigger in font size and changed the colour too a fuschia pink I increased the spaced in-between the interview questions and answers as I needed to fill up empty space towards the end of the article I Changed ‘Biggest Upcoming’ to ‘MostAnticipated’ so that it was content throughout my magazine I edited my pull quote by adding blending options, such as a dark pink drop shadow. I also used the same font as I used for my mast head so that it was consistent also. I increased the size of my font on the pull quote so that it was more visible. I added a corresponding page number in the bottom left hand corner.