Pull quotes and heading ideas
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This document provides examples of pull quotes and heading ideas for an article. The pull quotes are short excerpts from interviews that are meant to catch the reader's attention, such as "I'm not gonna give up" and "I don't care how famous I am." The heading ideas section proposes a title for the article: "Leah's interview: 'You can't please everyone so why try?'" along with a brief introductory paragraph about the artist's success and hinting that it wasn't always easy. The document analyzes whether the pull quotes are too long and will the headings effectively grab attention and entice readers to learn more.
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This document outlines the planning and design choices for a new music magazine targeted at teenage girls. It discusses potential titles and fonts tested with the target audience. Based on the feedback, "PopGoss" was selected as the title, to be written in pink Berlin Sans FB Demi font. Inside pages will use bright colors and clear, easy-to-read fonts. Stylistic elements like page tabs and consistent mastheads, page numbers, and recurring sections are chosen to aid navigation and brand recognition across issues.
Planning
The document outlines plans for a new monthly indie music magazine called "WorldWide" that will focus on international indie artists. It discusses the intended name, genre, price, and frequency of the magazine as well as the target reader profile and mission statement. Fonts, color schemes, potential cover designs, and article layouts are also considered.
Planning
The document outlines plans for a new monthly indie music magazine called "WorldWide" that will cost £2.50 and target 16-year-old readers who enjoy indie music. Details include choosing indie as the genre, planning sections and articles, selecting fonts and colors for the magazine, and designing the cover to feature a mid-shot photo of an up-and-coming female indie artist.
Drafting
The document discusses cover and page designs for a music magazine. For the front cover, the designer proposes a black masthead reading "MONUMENTAL!" against bright colors to appear mature. The cover would feature images of popular artists and indicate it is the "women's edition." For the contents page, the largest masthead and subtitles in an edgy font would allow readers to find articles easily. Images of popular artists would be overlaid with page numbers. A double page spread would profile a fictional artist "Alice Scott" with a headline quote, introduction, and main article discussing her career and personal life. Pull quotes would break up the text. A full-page image would capture the artist in an urban setting to seem relatable
Music magazine pitch
The document discusses the planning and design considerations for a teen pop music magazine called "Sound". It will target teenage girls and feature interviews, photos and articles about popular artists. Pink and white colors were chosen for the color scheme. Fonts will be large and easy to read. Images will feature the creator's friend modeling along with other young classmate models. The main article will be a question and answer interview with an artist named Olivia Western. The overall feel of the magazine is intended to be fun, girly and appealing to teenage girls.
Analysing music magazine
The double page spread features an article about popstar Nicki Minaj. The background is a light pink color intended to attract female readers. The text is split across the page in different fonts and colors, with a large central image of Minaj looking shocked. While the varied formatting could confuse some readers, the image helps break up the writing. The large, bold pink title uses Minaj's trademark font to clearly identify the subject of the article for fans of the artist.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience for a pop music magazine. They used images of females aged 16-25 on the cover to appeal to that demographic. The magazine targets females primarily but also males who enjoy the same music. Additional artists are featured to attract more readers. Bold fonts, colors, and layout are used to make headlines and articles stand out. The goal is to draw readers in and make them want to learn more about the artists.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience for a pop music magazine. They used images of females aged 16-25 on the cover to attract that demographic. The magazine targets females primarily but also males who enjoy the same music. Additional artists are featured to appeal to a wider audience. Bold fonts, colors, and layout are used to make key information like article headlines and mastheads stand out. The consistent color scheme and stylized images and articles aim to attract and engage readers between 16 and 25 years old.
Magazine ideas
The document outlines plans for a magazine article and design. It will feature a double page spread with one light side and one dark side to represent the light and dark sides of rock music and the human mind. The front cover will have gold dripping from the masthead to imply it was rushed to publication. The target audience is males and females ages 18+ as it will explore mature themes. Contact details for support services will be included. Photographs on the cover and spread will feature the artist in different poses and mindsets. The purpose is to inspire readers that one can achieve goals despite hard times.
Double page magazine spread Media coursework 2014
The document analyzes several magazine double-page spreads to understand effective design techniques. It finds that successful spreads typically feature a bold title in a catchy font; a main image related to the topic that grabs attention; smaller secondary images; short, scannable text; and an organized layout with clear hierarchy. By examining these examples, it provided ideas on how to design an effective double-page spread for a radio play project that would attract readers' attention and clearly convey key information.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of girls for a pop magazine. They used bright, feminine colors like pinks and purples on the cover to attract attention. The title of the magazine was made larger than other text to stand out on store shelves. Well-known artists like Lady Gaga and Rihanna were featured on the side of the cover with enticing headlines to draw readers in. The double page spread was designed to have a friendly, girly tone like a chat between friends to appeal to readers.
Question 1
The document discusses the conventions and considerations for creating a pop genre magazine targeted at 10-15 year old girls. It describes choosing pop because the creator enjoys that music and their sister's friend group represents the target audience. Conventions discussed include using bright colors, fashionable models, trends, and appealing to teenagers. The creator aimed to follow conventions but did not emphasize makeup due to the young audience. The document evaluates how the creator balanced music and gossip content and could improve the double-paged story layout. In the end, people agreed the creator made the right choice to create a pop magazine.
Presentation1 music magazine (4)
The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover and contents page. It discusses brainstorming name and design ideas, choosing a target audience, developing a house style, taking photos, and refining the layout. Several revisions are made to refine the visual design and ensure the magazine conveys the right genre. The finished products include a striking red cover featuring a pop artist, and a contents page with previews of articles linked to the "Obsessions" magazine name.
Presentation1 music magazine (4)
The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover and contents page. It discusses brainstorming name and design ideas, choosing a target audience, developing a house style, taking photos, and revising designs based on feedback. The final magazine is aimed at young women interested in music. It features a cover story on an up-and-coming pop/folk artist named Lilly Rose.
Presentation1 music magazine (4) (1)
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover and contents page. The author brainstormed name and design ideas before deciding on "Obsession" as the magazine title focused on music. Various designs were tried before settling on a simple elegant style targeting young women interested in music. Pictures were taken and layout was refined, changing the color scheme and adding elements like the masthead, cover story, cell lines and barcode to make it look like a professional music magazine.
Making of my magazine
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover and contents page. The author brainstormed name and design ideas before deciding on "Obsession" as the magazine title focused on music. Various designs were tried before settling on a simple elegant style targeting women interested in music. Pictures were taken and layout was refined, changing the target age range older. The final cover and contents page incorporated conventions like cell lines, pictures, and page numbers to attract the target audience.
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- The document summarizes a student's evaluation of their music magazine coursework project.
- They discuss how they used conventions from real music magazines and attracted their target teenage audience.
- Feedback was mostly positive, with some suggestions to make the masthead font choice clearer and pull quotes bigger. The student learned photo editing and layout skills from creating the magazine.
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- 1. Pull Quotes and Heading Ideas By Grace Arnell
- 2. PULL QUOTES… “I’m not gonna give up.” I’m not that person’ “she’s in this for music not for gossip like some silly little sl*ts.” I’ve had death threats for cancelling! ‘I don’t care how famous I am or who likes me Im about the music that’s all’ No one’s ever heard me sing “He broke my heart” or “I’m fed up and I’m gonna give up.” I’m not that girl I’ve learnt to be true to myself and so if anyone doesn’t like me, like the media it’s their problem and not mine.
- 3. • These are some quotes I have pulled out from my article which I feel would be perfect at catching the target audience’s attention. This is because I have used expletives as well as shot direct phrases which relate to the audience well due to it being their idiolect they use. When looking over some of these quotes I feel some are too long and will need cutting down as they wont grab the readers attention. These quotes are the main, interesting quotes which relate the artist extremely well and can make the artist become more popular. Furthermore, it highlights that it is aimed at the male gender from the city due to the type of language used and topics of conversation.
- 4. Heading Ideas… Leah’s interview: “You can’t please everyone so why try?” Over the past two years, Leah Ferroussat has shifted 12 million singles and 4.5 million albums worldwide. But, as we find out, it’s not always been easy…
- 5. • This is my heading idea that I will use for my final article draft as I feel it is short and simple giving a small piece of information to the reader and will make them want to read on. I have also included the small introduction paragraph which is short, with a few facts and finished on a cliff hanger which will make the reader want to read on.