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This document summarizes the process of designing a magazine cover and double-page spread focused on the hip hop group Brockhampton. The designer experimented with different background images and layouts for the cover and spread. For the cover, they added an issue number and publication details. For the double-page spread, they integrated primary images of the group and settled on an image of Las Vegas as the background to represent Brockhampton's rising popularity. The final drafts of the cover and spread included multiple design elements common to magazines.
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Progress from my Preliminary Task to My Final Product
The document summarizes the progression of the author's skills in creating magazine covers and pages from a preliminary school magazine to their final product magazine focused on indie music. In the final product, the author improved the cover design to better attract buyers, included more article references to make the magazine seem fuller, and used consistent stylistic elements and targeted imagery to ensure continuity and appeal to the intended audience across pages.
The Inspiration Behind 'EDGE' Magazine
The document describes the inspiration behind the logo, images, and design elements of the magazine 'EDGE'. The logo was inspired by square record cover designs and stamp-like styles. Images and designs for the contents page, front cover, double page spreads, and other elements were drawn from existing magazines, album covers, websites, and other sources to achieve the intended mood and style. Key influences included logos from NME and Q magazines as well as images from Urban Outfitters, Velvet Underground music videos, and photos of musicians like Bob Dylan and Nicki Minaj.
Question 5
The document describes how the author attracted and addressed their audience for their music magazine. They created a questionnaire to gather feedback and then formed a focus group on Facebook to get additional comments. Responses were received from an audience aged 16-35. Feedback was generally minor details like spelling errors. The author made revisions to the front cover, contents page, introductory spread, and other pages based on the feedback. Photography was selected to represent different music genres and the house style of red, black, and white was maintained for branding consistency.
Question 5
The document describes how the author attracted and addressed their audience for their music magazine. They created a questionnaire to gather feedback and then formed a focus group on Facebook to get additional comments. Responses were received from an audience aged 16-35. Feedback was generally minor details like spelling errors. The author made revisions to the front cover, contents page, introductory spread, and other pages based on the feedback. Photography was selected to represent different music genres and the house style of red, black, and white was maintained for branding consistency.
Location Recce
Giacomo Pisa is planning a photo shoot for his media portfolio. He will take photos of his model Shaune Hazlehurst at school on October 20th during lunch for the front cover, contents page, and DPS. The front cover shot will be an extreme close-up of Shaune wearing gold chains and a cap in high key lighting. The contents page shot will be a medium close-up in high key lighting over a black background. Multiple shots of Shaune will be taken for the DPS. Potential risks of the school photo shoot include other students obstructing shots or hazards on the floor that could cause tripping.
Planning
This document provides planning details for a photography project, including inspiration sources, location scouting, design elements, and production schedule. The creator summarizes their inspiration sources as Instagram models and photographers with natural makeup styles and poses. Location options discussed include outdoor gardens, bars, and cafes. Font and layout options are presented for the magazine cover, tour poster, and other design elements. A 7-week production schedule is outlined for completing photography, editing, design work, and final portfolio presentation.
Double page spread analysis
The document provides an analysis of the process of designing a double page spread for a magazine. The author discusses selecting solo photos of models to capture their unique fashion styles. Images were initially placed on a white background but were later removed and placed on a colored background to improve appearance. Additional changes included spreading out images to allow clothing details to be seen, adding interview questions and other elements, and modifying fonts and colors to make the spread feel more like a magazine. The author refined the design through several iterations by changing backgrounds, layouts, images and text sizes to create a polished double page spread.
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Progress from my Preliminary Task to My Final Product
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The Inspiration Behind 'EDGE' Magazine
The document describes the inspiration behind the logo, images, and design elements of the magazine 'EDGE'. The logo was inspired by square record cover designs and stamp-like styles. Images and designs for the contents page, front cover, double page spreads, and other elements were drawn from existing magazines, album covers, websites, and other sources to achieve the intended mood and style. Key influences included logos from NME and Q magazines as well as images from Urban Outfitters, Velvet Underground music videos, and photos of musicians like Bob Dylan and Nicki Minaj.
Question 5
The document describes how the author attracted and addressed their audience for their music magazine. They created a questionnaire to gather feedback and then formed a focus group on Facebook to get additional comments. Responses were received from an audience aged 16-35. Feedback was generally minor details like spelling errors. The author made revisions to the front cover, contents page, introductory spread, and other pages based on the feedback. Photography was selected to represent different music genres and the house style of red, black, and white was maintained for branding consistency.
Question 5
The document describes how the author attracted and addressed their audience for their music magazine. They created a questionnaire to gather feedback and then formed a focus group on Facebook to get additional comments. Responses were received from an audience aged 16-35. Feedback was generally minor details like spelling errors. The author made revisions to the front cover, contents page, introductory spread, and other pages based on the feedback. Photography was selected to represent different music genres and the house style of red, black, and white was maintained for branding consistency.
Location Recce
Giacomo Pisa is planning a photo shoot for his media portfolio. He will take photos of his model Shaune Hazlehurst at school on October 20th during lunch for the front cover, contents page, and DPS. The front cover shot will be an extreme close-up of Shaune wearing gold chains and a cap in high key lighting. The contents page shot will be a medium close-up in high key lighting over a black background. Multiple shots of Shaune will be taken for the DPS. Potential risks of the school photo shoot include other students obstructing shots or hazards on the floor that could cause tripping.
Planning
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Double page spread analysis
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My chosen images
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Story Board of Photos
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Audience research
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Drafting
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Photography for my Front Cover
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Task 9 Formal Proposal
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Reconnaissance and research into locations
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Locations
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Magazine Presentation
This magazine front cover targets 20-34 year olds interested in pop/rock music. It uses red, grey, white, and black as the house style, replicating the format of Q magazine. The main front cover image is a close-up shot of the model to draw readers in. The contents page follows conventions like the masthead and includes contact information. Double page spreads feature large background letters related to artists and black and white photos to mimic Q magazine's style. A second double page spread includes an on-location photo shoot image to diversify from studio shots.
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Evaluation 1
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Photography planning
The document discusses photography plans for a magazine cover and spreads. For the cover, the writer wants a studio shot of two models in contrasting black and white tones, positioned in front of the magazine's red masthead. For inside spreads, they suggest using concert photos on the contents page to depict live music reviews. They select two location shots of the models looking at the camera for a double-page article spread, wearing dark clothes in a simple background to represent touring. Flash will be used to enhance the subjects.
Audience research
The document provides details on planning and designing a music magazine. It includes the results of an audience interview which found the target readership is mainly female teenagers interested in rock music. It discusses font and color scheme selections as well as ideas for photo spreads. The front cover concept is to feature a young male musician busking to appeal to both male and female readers. A double page story idea focuses on a personal profile of one band member rather than a group interview.
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1) The designer experimented with different fonts, effects, and layouts for the masthead to make it bold and catch readers' attention.
2) Background designs including a black-white gradient and adding light blue were tested to make the cover more visually appealing and attract a wider audience.
3) The main image depicts an artist in a suit, contrasting grime stereotypes to broaden the magazine's appeal. A clock prop relates to the title in a "play on words".
Drafting
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The document discusses the use of plain backgrounds versus outdoor locations for images in the author's music magazine 'Ultimately Pop'. Images on the front cover and contents page will use plain backgrounds to allow for easy editing and ensure the focus is on the artists. Smaller images in the double page spread may be taken outdoors to depict artists at concerts or meet and greets. A plain background provides a professional look while outdoor locations can help relate to the target audience.
Locations
The document discusses location choices for photographs in a pop magazine. It recommends using a plain white background for the front cover to make the artist stand out and allow text color flexibility. For interior pages, a white background works for larger images but smaller photos should show artists in average settings to seem informal. Distracting backgrounds should always be avoided. Location continuity between the cover and interior promotional pages is also important.
Analysis of music magazine double page spreads
The document analyzes the design elements of three double page spreads from magazines.
The first spread is about Nicki Minaj and uses a pink color scheme to reference her Barbie doll style. Key elements highlighted include the large central photo of Minaj, the masthead in bold pink font, and a pull quote to encourage reading the full interview.
The second spread profiles Gorillaz and features their cartoon versions as the central visual. Elements like the masthead in a relaxed rounded font and a drop cap link the article to the band's vibe.
The third spread is on Jay Z. It emphasizes him as the central visual interest with red lighting. Design draws attention through a big red letter
Photography planning
The document provides details on photography planning for magazine covers and articles. It discusses camerawork and mise-en-scene considerations for a cover photo featuring a medium close-up of a solo female artist, as well as for photos of a band and album covers representing different genres to be used on the contents page. Details are also given for a double-page interview spread photo showing a medium shot of a solo male artist to promote his debut album. The goal is to attract readers by creating intimate, natural-looking images that represent the subjects and their music styles.
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- The document discusses location choices for images in a music magazine called "Ultimately Pop".
- Plain, neutral backgrounds will be used for the front cover and main images to look professional and allow editing.
- Indoor locations like colored walls will be used for contents page images so they stand out, and backgrounds will be blurred.
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Development of front coverroughcut
The document describes the process of developing a front cover for a magazine. Key steps included:
1) Selecting a photo with a model making eye contact to add mystery.
2) Adding a masthead and resizing the photo to fit conventions.
3) Including the magazine title, features, and free poster offer in banners and text boxes following conventions of similar magazines.
4) Experimenting with layout, photos, fonts, and colors to create an aesthetically pleasing design inspired by magazines like NME.
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Question 5
The document describes how the author attracted and addressed their audience for their music magazine. They created a questionnaire to gather feedback and analyzed the results to incorporate into the magazine. They also created a focus group on Facebook to get feedback on different elements of the magazine. Based on the responses, the author made minor fixes like spelling errors. They targeted their audience of 16-35 years old based on the responses. The author also sent out a survey on Survey Monkey and based the magazine's content on the results, focusing on multiple genres of music.
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The document summarizes the student's process of creating magazine covers, contents pages, and spreads for different magazines on Microsoft Publisher. It describes their first attempts creating covers for a music magazine and college magazine. Feedback received indicated the music magazine looked more like a poster. The student then improved their college magazine cover by adding more details. Subsequent paragraphs describe creating contents pages and spreads for the college magazine, including choosing layouts and designs. The student works to incorporate conventions of real magazines and improve with each iteration based on feedback.
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The document summarizes the student's process of creating magazine covers, contents pages, and spreads for different magazines on Microsoft Publisher. It describes their first attempts creating covers for a music magazine and college magazine. Feedback received indicated the music magazine looked more like a poster. The student then improved their college magazine cover by adding more details. Subsequent paragraphs describe finalizing covers and spreads for their magazines, including choosing layouts, images, colors and fonts to create a professional look and appeal to audiences.
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The document summarizes the student's process of creating magazine covers, contents pages, and spreads for different magazines on Microsoft Publisher. It describes their first attempts creating covers for a music magazine and college magazine. Feedback received prompted changes like adding more content and using brighter colors. Later versions of the covers and contents pages for a magazine called "Icon" are presented, featuring unique cover stars. A double page spread on a band is also described. Examples of a soap opera magazine cover and planning for a billboard based on examples from TV shows are mentioned at the end.
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The document summarizes the student's process of creating magazine covers, contents pages, and spreads for different magazines on Microsoft Publisher. It describes their first attempts creating covers for a music magazine and college magazine. Feedback received indicated the music magazine looked more like a poster. The student then improved their college magazine cover by adding more details. Subsequent paragraphs describe finalizing covers and spreads for their magazines, including choosing layouts, images, colors and fonts to create a professional look and appeal to audiences.
Planning
The document summarizes the student's process of creating magazine covers, contents pages, and spreads for different magazines on Microsoft Publisher. It describes their first attempts creating covers for a music magazine and college magazine. Feedback received suggested adding more content and using brighter colors. The final covers and pages created included cover stars, stories, and branding elements to appeal to audiences and look more professional. Throughout the process, the student experimented with layouts, images, colors and content to improve their magazine design skills in Publisher.
Development of front cover//roughcut
The document summarizes the steps taken to develop a front cover for a magazine. The designer selected an appropriate photo with a model making eye contact, used selection tools to make the background white, resized the image to better fit a masthead. Text was added describing free poster offers and the magazine's features like interviews. Additional photos were included and formatted with borders to blend in. Fonts, banners, and boxes were tested to organize the text in a style common to indie rock magazines.
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- 1. INTRO • I've decided to do a magazine on the popular hip hop group/boyband Brock Hampton, they have recently gained fame with their most recent album ginger and so my magazine cover and double page spread attempts to show Brock Hampton to masses as well as pandering to existing fans of the collective
- 2. RESEARCH • I started my research by finding suitable pictures for my front cover I had thought of using the first pic of Kevin abstract the leader of Brock Hampton on a couch however I couldn't think of any background to incorporate that would fit his sitting position so I opted to using the picture below the couch picture but I cut out a lot of it to fit standard double page spread dimensions
- 3. RESEARCH 2 • I thought of using many pictures for my dps however many didn't have a hospitable background for a primary image background swap so I have chosen to use a picture with a fully white background that I could incorporate
- 4. 17/11/19THE GENRE OF MY MAGAZINE IS BASED ON HIP HOP MUSIC THEREFORE IS AIMED TOWARDS 16- 30 YEAR OLDS AND IS PUBLISHED AS A PRINT MAGAZINE THAT IS ACCESSIBLE IN STORES. THE PURPOSE IS TO INFORM READERS ON UPCOMING SONGS AND NEWS ABOUT ARTISTS. ALLOWING MORE UNKNOWN MUSIC TO REACH A WIDER AUDIENCE. THIS IS AN EARLY IDEA ON MY FRONT COVER, IT FOLLOWS CONVENTIONS OF PRINT MAGAZINES WITH COVER LINES ABOUT THE ARTICLES INSIDE AND A PUG, THERE ARE NO PRIMARY IMAGES IN THIS DRAFT NOR A BARCODE OR PRICE TAG, I WILL TRY TO INTEGRATE MORE PRIMARY IMAGES AND INCLUDE A BARCODE AND PRICE TAG IN THE NEXT DRAFT.
- 5. • 1/12/19 I have used Silksworth running track during high noon the brightest time of the day, as it makes for a better photo and follows the aesthetic of my magazine I will do some editing and change the colour
- 6. • 1/12/19This is my 2nd draft of my double page spread, i have included a barcode and my primary image has been integrated, edited both of the images of the background and the model so the model can better be blended into the background in the future this may change and there will be an issue number to go with. And a catchy tagline. • I had problems adding the cut out of Kevin onto the background image of silks worth running course as I had to erase the existing running course background. Due to the clothes Kevin is wearing it was difficult to do with the magic wand and background eraser tool so I had to use the eraser tool to meticulously erase the background around him, then I could use the background eraser tool to take out the rest.
- 7. 10/12/19 This is my final draft of my front cover I have added an issue number and another box of catchy text near the top. I have also taken inspiration from another magazine called empire and have added the date and price of the mag into a letter with space in the middle
- 8. • 20/11.19This is my first draft of my double page spread, it is very plain so I will include a background image I have included text articles
- 9. 25/11/19 This is my second draft of my double page spread I have Included a primary image of las Vegas Ne I have taken to show the popularity of Brockhampton and to have a aesthetically pleasing picture. The top right place in the Double page spread has nothing added to it so in future I will add something that follows typical codes and Conventions of print magazines I had a small problem integrating the primary Image background as the member on the far Right has a white hoodie and the background I Had to erase in order to insert the primary image was also white and so I had to meticulously erase the background around him However it was manageable.
- 10. This is my final draft of my double page spread. I have added another secondary image and another text box, this dps tur Successfully by capturing the groups humble beginnings as them posing in an informal way contrasting with the backgro Vegas a popular tourist destination showing their rise to stardom I have added 3 articles based on articles of Brock Hampton And their rise of popularity