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This document summarizes the design choices for the front cover of a hip-hop magazine. Key elements include a masthead called "PAR" which is "RAP" spelled backwards, designed in red with a black stroke. The skyline is placed above the masthead in the same font for consistency. The main image shows a rapper recording in a studio. Supporting images and cover lines are placed elsewhere on the page to draw attention to the main image and story. Minor changes from the initial statement of intent include using one main image with one supporting image instead of multiple people and adjusting the barcode location.
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Production log1
This document outlines the design choices for the front cover of a hip-hop magazine. Key elements include a red masthead spelling "PAR" which is "RAP" backwards, with a black stroke. Supporting text is in white with a black stroke. The main image shows a teenage rapper recording, with a supporting image of three people. Minor changes from the initial plan included adding a subtle grey background and moving the barcode. The design aims to attract a youthful audience through bold visuals and relatable artist imagery.
Production log1
The document describes the design process for the front cover of a magazine focused on hip-hop music. Key elements include:
1) The masthead uses the word "RAP" spelled backwards to catch readers' attention. Red and black colors were chosen based on research.
2) A skyline introduces the magazine's topic in the same font as the masthead for consistency.
3) The main image shows a rapper recording to represent the genre. Supporting images were later added.
4) Cover lines and stories were placed and styled to draw attention while leaving space for the main image.
5) Software like Photoshop and InDesign were used to edit images and
Double page spread statement of intent
The document provides details on the layout and design of a double page magazine spread. It will use a 4 column layout to organize the visual and text elements. Key components will include a large headline relating to the cover theme, a subhead introducing the artist interview, a drop cap to indicate the start of the text, and pull quotes from the interview. The spread will feature a main image showing different youth engaging with gospel music along with a story in interview format about an up-and-coming gospel artist named Rene. Red, black and grey colors and two different fonts will be used throughout the spread.
Music Magazine Update - New Version
This document provides details on the creation of a music magazine front cover, content page, and double page spread. Photos were selected of an artist to portray confidence and relate to the hip hop genre. Large embossed lettering was used for the magazine title "Epic" and a gold star replaced the dot on the "i". Story titles were formatted in bold colors and organized in columns. The artist's name "Rose" was displayed prominently in glowing letters to draw attention. Barcodes and additional images were included to make the pages appear authentic and dynamic.
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The document provides an evaluation of the author's own music magazine production. It summarizes the key ways the magazine uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. This includes using a longer masthead word, full page cover images, eye contact directing to the right, medium close-up shots, and color schemes inspired by other magazines. It also discusses representing a target audience of women aged 16-23 by featuring a female artist and portraying her style and interests. Finally, it suggests IPC Media as a potential distributor since they distribute a key inspiration magazine, NME, and have a large female audience.
Evaluation of my own music magazine production
The document provides an evaluation of the author's own music magazine production. It summarizes the key ways the magazine uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. This includes using a longer masthead word, full page cover images, eye contact directing to the right, medium close-up shots, and color schemes inspired by other magazines. It also discusses representing a target audience of women aged 16-23 by featuring a female artist and portraying her style and interests. Finally, it suggests IPC Media as a potential distributor since they distribute a key inspiration magazine, NME, and have a large female audience.
Evaluation
The document discusses how the media product addresses and attracts its target audience. Key ways included using bright colors and bold designs that would appeal to younger audiences, including competitions and prizes to engage students and lower-income groups, and representing the interests and fashion styles of teenagers and young adults through the music genre, artist profiles, and photographic styles featured. Overall, the document analyzes how the content, designs, and topics covered in the media product are tailored specifically for its intended 15-25 year old, student-focused audience.
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This document outlines the design choices for the front cover of a hip-hop magazine. Key elements include a red masthead spelling "PAR" which is "RAP" backwards, with a black stroke. Supporting text is in white with a black stroke. The main image shows a teenage rapper recording, with a supporting image of three people. Minor changes from the initial plan included adding a subtle grey background and moving the barcode. The design aims to attract a youthful audience through bold visuals and relatable artist imagery.
Production log1
The document describes the design process for the front cover of a magazine focused on hip-hop music. Key elements include:
1) The masthead uses the word "RAP" spelled backwards to catch readers' attention. Red and black colors were chosen based on research.
2) A skyline introduces the magazine's topic in the same font as the masthead for consistency.
3) The main image shows a rapper recording to represent the genre. Supporting images were later added.
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Music Magazine Update - New Version
This document provides details on the creation of a music magazine front cover, content page, and double page spread. Photos were selected of an artist to portray confidence and relate to the hip hop genre. Large embossed lettering was used for the magazine title "Epic" and a gold star replaced the dot on the "i". Story titles were formatted in bold colors and organized in columns. The artist's name "Rose" was displayed prominently in glowing letters to draw attention. Barcodes and additional images were included to make the pages appear authentic and dynamic.
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The document provides an evaluation of the author's own music magazine production. It summarizes the key ways the magazine uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. This includes using a longer masthead word, full page cover images, eye contact directing to the right, medium close-up shots, and color schemes inspired by other magazines. It also discusses representing a target audience of women aged 16-23 by featuring a female artist and portraying her style and interests. Finally, it suggests IPC Media as a potential distributor since they distribute a key inspiration magazine, NME, and have a large female audience.
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Q4 How did you attract/ address your audience?
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The document summarizes the process of creating a magazine cover and contents page. Key techniques learned include using Photoshop tools like shapes, text effects, and drop shadows. Conventions like medium close-up images and placement of the masthead were followed. Colors like red and black were chosen based on reader surveys. The content represents both male and female musicians aged 17-30 to match the target audience.
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The document provides details on the layout and design choices for the front cover and contents page of a magazine about hip hop music. For the front cover, the author replicates elements from established hip hop magazines like The Source. This includes using a close-up artist image and headline style. For the contents page, the author includes features such as page numbers, headlines and an editorial. The double page spread focuses on an artist and includes their image, headline and inset photos from a music festival they performed at.
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The document describes the step-by-step process taken by Ashley Billingham to design the front cover of their music magazine. Key details include:
1) A red rectangle was placed at the top to establish the color scheme of red, black, and white. Side stories and advertisements were added down the left side and around the cover to attract readers.
2) The masthead was placed on a border above an image of the band "PIKK 'N' MIX". Additional elements like circles, banners, and text were styled and positioned to look modern.
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The document describes the step-by-step process taken by Ashley Billingham to design the front cover of their music magazine. Key details include:
1) A red rectangle was placed at the top to serve as the background for the masthead in keeping with a red, black, and white color scheme.
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3) The masthead, images, bar code, and side stories featuring artists like Taylor Swift, Pink, and Eminem were positioned following magazine design conventions.
4) Colors, fonts, sizes and other stylistic choices were made to make elements like advertisements, headlines
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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.
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- The contents page follows a traditional magazine layout with headlines, page numbers, and pictures. It includes opportunities for reader interaction like competitions.
- A double page article spread interviews a celebrity known for being independent and outspoken. It follows conventions with text on one side and pictures of the celebrity on the other.
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The document provides an evaluation of a magazine front cover and contents page created by Sians. For the front cover, Sians chose a young female artist to appeal to the target demographic. Photos were edited in Photoshop to enhance lighting and skin. Headlines and banners were included to engage readers. The contents page follows conventions with masthead, page numbers, and photos of artists. Stories and competitions aim to interact with readers.
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As media evaluation – asmaa tanveer
This document provides details about a student's media evaluation assignment for a magazine called "BEAT". It includes descriptions of the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread. The student explains design choices and how their magazine both challenges and confirms conventions of real music magazines. The cover features a black hip-hop artist to represent the target audience. Fonts, colors, and layout are chosen to be consistent throughout. The double page spread includes an interview with the cover artist, following conventions like a large image and C-shape layout. The magazine is meant to represent the hip-hop social group through aspects like language, fashion, and confidence portrayed. Bauer Media would be a suitable distributor as it has experience with music magazines
QUESTION 1
This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions from real magazines.
The front cover was inspired by magazines like XXL and Vibe to fit conventions while having uniqueness. Elements like lighting, location, artist's pose and outfit aim to appeal to the target audience.
The double page spread (DPS) has a portrait image of the artist separate from text, following conventions. The angle and lighting were chosen to represent the artist's journey.
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The document discusses planning and drafting for a music magazine, including font and masthead selection, style sheets, dummy layouts, and photography planning. The author selects the "Blacklisted" font for the masthead based on its association with rock music. Style sheets outline font sizes and a red/yellow color scheme. Digital dummies are created at scale for a front cover, contents page, and double-page spread. Photography plans include a male gaze front cover shot, continuity shots on the contents page, and group shots showing artists' styles for the spread.
LO2 Market Research
This document provides details on the planning and design process for a music magazine. It includes sections on generating ideas, inspiration, analyzing survey results, audience appeal, the production plan, budgets and more. Specifically, it discusses choosing a masthead name of "Riff", a color scheme of red, white and black, using wide-angle cover photos, celebrity interviews and a monthly publication schedule. The document also includes mockups of the proposed magazine's front cover and sample interior page layout.
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The document outlines plans for developing an indie music magazine, including generating ideas, analyzing research results, and determining design elements. Survey results showed the target audience is 12-18 year old females. As a result, the magazine will include celebrity interviews and content appealing to both genders. Marketing will be done through social media. The color scheme of red, white, and black was most popular. The masthead name "Riff" was also favored. The magazine will be priced at £2.50 based on survey responses.
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- 3. Skyline The skyline is used to give the audience a hint as to what the magazine is about. My skyline was written in the same font as my masthead to give the page a degree of consistency which would attract my target audience. Because my target audience includes youth and adults, I see my magazine is aiming at a diverse age group. I wanted my skyline to be seen as a key selling point so I decided to place it above the masthead at the top of my page so it could be seen when the reader sees the masthead. I made the stroke quite thick with the weight being 3pt to make it stand out and come of the background which enlightens the reader due to the effect it has. The reader would believe that the stroke used on all the text are coming at them especially if it is quite thick.
- 4. Main Image • My main image was taken in a music studio and it was of the rapper at work, rapping through a microphone and wearing headphones. This was done to show my target audience this image represent the hip-hop genre as all hip-hop artists are at this position when rapping. My target audience would attract my target audience due to the age of this rapper being in his mid-teens. • Because my magazine is mainstream, consumers would already know my corporate identity so I was able to place my main image on top of the masthead so I could show all of the artists features which would appeal to my target audience more if they get to see the image entirely.
- 5. Cover lines, cover story • The cover line for my magazine is my main selling point with relevance to my main image. It is written in red the same colour as the masthead because the colour used connotes danger, blood or to stop which obviously would appeal to the target audience since this is the warmest colour. • The cover line and cover story is placed on the bottom left third to make the main image be seen clearly and to utilise space which was emphasised by making the font size be “58” and the cover story making up four lines with the font size being “23”. • The cover story is written in white because I wanted the white to pattern with the red cover line. All the main pieces of text e.g. masthead and cover line are red to attract the audience with the rest of the text being white to show colour-coordination but with a black stroke to make it seem as still important hence the reason why I made my cover story white.
- 6. Supporting images • I came across including supporting images on my front cover because when I researching the magazines, I realised that they all included just one image which was the main image. I decided to place the supporting image on the left with the caption underneath showing what page the story linked to the photo would be on. Yet again the caption is written in a white impact font surrounded by strokes to soften the red approach to the page and also the font size is quite small so the reader would notice that the story is important but not as important as the main image and its cover line.
- 7. Changes from my statement of intent I made several changes to my front cover of my magazine from what I intended to make. My main image was to either include three people or only one person with two supporting images. At the end, I decided to have a main image with an artist recording from a microphone with one supporting image of three people. The artist in my main image is a teenager which would attract my target audience who are aged 15-21 as they would feel this would relate to them. The background of magazine is a slight greyish colour because I thought that it would be best using either a grey or white background. The colour white made the front cover look plain so added grey as it could be seen as a neutral colour yet moody which relates to my genre of hip-hop (the good, bad and the ugly). A minor change was that I was going to align my barcode to the left of my front cover along with the cover lines, but I decided to put the barcode on the bottom right of the front cover page of my magazine.