Production of my magazine
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The document describes the process of creating the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread for a magazine in Photoshop. For the front cover, images and text were added using various tools like the rectangle tool and type tool. Colors, shadows, and elements like a barcode were added to make it look professional. The contents page was created by adding images, headings and articles using boxes and text. For the double page spread, two images were placed and overlapped and title, quote, article and other elements were added.
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The document discusses how the magazine attracts its target indie audience through various design elements. The front cover uses the name "Indie", an unusual facial expression to represent individuality, and information about indie music to attract readers. The contents page features images of people in indie styles holding guitars and mentions indie bands. The double page spread profiles an up-and-coming indie artist holding a guitar, includes an introduction to the article and an exclusive interview to attract readers interested in indie music.
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The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real media products. It finds similarities such as using a masthead, dateline, and cover lines on the right-hand side. Differences include targeting a college student audience with an image they can relate to using attractive colors for both genders. The document also discusses what was learned about technologies from constructing the product, such as using Photoshop to place and edit images, add text, and choose fonts. Digital camera techniques like different shot types and transferring photos are also mentioned.
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The document describes how the magazine attracts and addresses its audience through various design elements. The cover uses a striking image of the cover girl with direct eye contact, a bold masthead, and a black and white color scheme. The contents page includes pretty images of artists to attract both male and female readers. Numbers listing contents are in red to catch the eye. A double page spread features another pretty image of an artist along with an attention-grabbing headline and quote. Additional elements like "Exclusive" banners and revealing text about the artist provide intrigue for readers.
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- Instruments/vocals were cited as the top reason for attraction to indie rock.
- Most respondents said they would pay £2-£2.99 for a music magazine and competitions/exclusive news would encourage purchases.
- Interviews with bands and information about artists/bands scored highest for desired magazine contents. A single prominent image on the cover along with bright colors was preferred.
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The document provides details about a media coursework assignment to design the front page, contents page, and a double page article spread for a new music magazine. The student has created mood boards showing examples from existing rock music magazines that inspire their design choices. For the front cover, they like the creative poses and colors used that create a specific atmosphere. For the contents page, they find images more impactful than text and like the layout of Kerrang magazine. They also prefer articles that feature many images over text to attract readers' attention, such as a layout from NME magazine. Overall, Kerrang magazine most influences their design for this project.
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Production of my magazine
- 1. Production of my Front Cover
- 2. Firstly, I placed my image on Photoshop. I did this by pressing ‘File’ I them added the masthead. I created a rectangle box using the and then ‘Place’ and selecting my image. I then made the image fill ‘Rectangle Tool’. I changed the colour to my desired shade of red. I then the page by holding down ‘shift’ and dragging the corners. added the text by using the ‘Horizontal Type Tool’. I put a ‘Drop Shadow’ on the text to make it stand out against the red background. I added the main cover line by also using the ‘Horizontal Type Tool’ I then added a ‘Drop Shadow’ on the text to make it stand I created another cover line by doing the same thing as the out against the dark background. main cover line.
- 3. I added a banner on the bottom of the page using the ‘Rectangle Tool’ . I I added a barcode, date and website to the corner of the page then added text on top by using the ‘Horizontal Type Tool’ the same way to make the front cover look professional and like a real I had previously. I added a ‘Drop Shadow’ to the text to make it stand out magazine. against the background. I made the puff in the top corner of the page to attract people to the magazine. To make this I used the ‘Ellipse Tool’ to create a red circle and then the same tool to create the black circle inside of it. I then added text to the circles using the ‘Horizontal Type Tool’
- 4. Production of my Contents Page
- 5. I added the masthead from the front cover onto my contents page. I did I then drew another box using the ‘Rectangle Frame Tool’ and this by saving the masthead as an image on Photoshop. I then drew a placing an image into the box. To ensure that the image fit box using the ‘Rectangle Frame Tool’ and selecting ‘File’ and Place’ and inside the box without distortion I pressed the ‘Fit content then choosing the image. proportionally’ tool. This automatically fits the image into the box. I created the subheadings by using the ‘Rectangle Tool’ and making three small rectangles. I then used the ‘Text Tool’ to add the text into the rectangles.
- 6. I then drew three boxes using the ‘Rectangle Frame Tool’ and I then added the articles onto the contents page by using the placed three images into them. I made them at a slight angle ‘Rectangle Tool’ to create a box and the ‘Text Tool’ to add the to make them more interesting to look at. text into it. I then added page numbers and names to the images by using the ‘Rectangle Tool’ to create a box and the ‘Text Tool’ to write in them.
- 7. However I then decided that I didn’t like how the images I added one more new image to the middle of the bottom looked on the contents page because the colours didn’t go row. I then added two of the original images each side of the very well. I deleted all of the images and replaced the main new one. one. Finally, I added page numbers and names to the images by using the ‘Rectangle Tool’ to create a box and the ‘Text Tool’ to write in them. This makes the page look more professional.
- 8. Production of my Double Page Spread
- 9. Firstly, I placed my image on InDesign by using the ‘Rectangle I then added the title of the page by using the ‘ Rectangle Frame Tool’ to create a box and clicking ‘File’ and then ‘Place’ Frame Tool’ to make a box and using the ‘Type Tool’ to write in and choosing my image. I did this twice to enable me to have the box. I changed the of the text to match the colour of her two images on my double page spread. I crossed the images tights in the image. over each other to make them look more effective. I added a quote and introduction to the double page spread by using the ‘Rectangle Frame Tool’ to create a box and the ‘Type Tool’ to write in it.
- 10. I then added my article onto the page. I made a box using the ‘Rectangle Frame Tool’ and because I had previously written the article using word, I used copy and paste to get it onto my double page spread. I used the ‘Wrap around object shape’ button to make the text wrap around the image. Finally I added a page number and a small version of the masthead from the front cover. I also added ‘Exclusive’ in the top left hand corner. I did this by creating a box with the ‘Rectangle Tool’ and using the ‘Text Tool’ to write in it.