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This document discusses the conventions used in magazine design, including the masthead, date line, features, cover line, and cover image on the magazine cover. It also discusses conventions for the contents page, such as layout, images, color scheme, and sublines. Finally, it discusses conventions for magazine articles, such as using a house style, double page spreads, images, and text grabs. The document examines how these magazine design conventions are used, developed, or challenged in the creation of a magazine.
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The document discusses various conventions used in real music magazines and whether the author's media product followed, developed, or challenged these conventions. Some conventions the author followed included overlapping the masthead with the main image on the cover, using consistent colors, including a footer and contents page with subheadings, and starting double page spread articles with an introduction. Some conventions the author challenged included using a longer shot for the cover image, omitting the masthead on the contents page, and not including the publication date on the barcode.
Evvaluation - Question 1
The document compares the layout, design elements, and conventions used in the student's magazine with a professional magazine. It finds that both magazines use mastheads at the top, cover lines down the sides, and images in the center following the rule of thirds. However, the professional magazine uses brighter colors while the student used simpler colors. The contents pages of both magazines include titles, images, and are consistently designed. Double page spreads in each include columns, photos, and stories about new albums. While not identical, the student followed many typical magazine conventions.
Q1
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It summarizes that:
1) Many elements of the magazine, like the front cover photograph, masthead, and contents page, follow conventions of real magazines.
2) Some elements challenge conventions, like simplified cover lines and details placed at the top of the page.
3) The double page spread challenges conventions with its separation of image and text into a simple layout, though the photo itself does not.
Proposal for magazine
The document proposes a magazine called "The Vibe" focused on music. It will feature pictures of a classmate posing as a music artist on the cover to represent the magazine. The cover will have a blue gradient background with black text for the title and yellow subtitles. Inside, the magazine will have a simple design reflecting the music theme and using a font that matches. Equipment for the photo shoot will include a Canon 600d camera, tripod, and white background to capture close-ups and wide shots of the model in a professional stance without props.
Magazine design
The document discusses style models for the front cover, contents page, and main article of a magazine. For the front cover, the model is adapted to feature a punk/rock genre with an awkwardly posed model. The contents page style is kept similar to conventions with some genre adaptations. The main article breaks conventions by focusing entirely on the content in an alternative/rock style, unlike the model which includes information on other bands.
Evaluation Question 1
This document discusses how the media product, a magazine, uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It describes using mastheads, cover lines, main images and fonts in conventional ways. While some elements initially aimed to challenge conventions, like cover line placement, they had to conform to conventions after photos were taken. Layouts follow conventions like interviews and a "from the editor" section. A two-page main image also conforms to conventions seen in reference magazines. Text placement makes it readable around photos, respecting conventions of leaving images prominent. Overall, the magazine respects many real magazine conventions while a few elements had to alter plans to better conform.
Revised photography plan
Courtney Elliott revised their photography plan for a magazine. Originally focusing on the rule of thirds, their new influence led to changes in the final cover, contents page, and double page spread. On the cover, the white guitar is the main focal point based in the center third to draw the eye. Surrounding photos with text columns makes the shots and page look more organized. Research on indie magazines showed using half-revealed faces and creative styles can add personality and unique identity recognizable to the audience.
Generic connections
The document discusses design elements of jazz magazines that could be applied to a new magazine. It notes that jazz magazine covers typically have a black background with a centered image and simple text. Contents pages vary more between a dark theme matching the cover or a lighter page focused on text. Double page spreads prioritize the article over images, using minor images to allow for more text. The document suggests using a black cover background but different text styling, that contents pages can vary in theme, and focusing more on articles than images in spreads.
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Main task
The document discusses various conventions used in real music magazines and whether the author's media product followed, developed, or challenged these conventions. Some conventions the author followed included overlapping the masthead with the main image on the cover, using consistent colors, including a footer and contents page with subheadings, and starting double page spread articles with an introduction. Some conventions the author challenged included using a longer shot for the cover image, omitting the masthead on the contents page, and not including the publication date on the barcode.
Evvaluation - Question 1
The document compares the layout, design elements, and conventions used in the student's magazine with a professional magazine. It finds that both magazines use mastheads at the top, cover lines down the sides, and images in the center following the rule of thirds. However, the professional magazine uses brighter colors while the student used simpler colors. The contents pages of both magazines include titles, images, and are consistently designed. Double page spreads in each include columns, photos, and stories about new albums. While not identical, the student followed many typical magazine conventions.
Q1
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It summarizes that:
1) Many elements of the magazine, like the front cover photograph, masthead, and contents page, follow conventions of real magazines.
2) Some elements challenge conventions, like simplified cover lines and details placed at the top of the page.
3) The double page spread challenges conventions with its separation of image and text into a simple layout, though the photo itself does not.
Proposal for magazine
The document proposes a magazine called "The Vibe" focused on music. It will feature pictures of a classmate posing as a music artist on the cover to represent the magazine. The cover will have a blue gradient background with black text for the title and yellow subtitles. Inside, the magazine will have a simple design reflecting the music theme and using a font that matches. Equipment for the photo shoot will include a Canon 600d camera, tripod, and white background to capture close-ups and wide shots of the model in a professional stance without props.
Magazine design
The document discusses style models for the front cover, contents page, and main article of a magazine. For the front cover, the model is adapted to feature a punk/rock genre with an awkwardly posed model. The contents page style is kept similar to conventions with some genre adaptations. The main article breaks conventions by focusing entirely on the content in an alternative/rock style, unlike the model which includes information on other bands.
Evaluation Question 1
This document discusses how the media product, a magazine, uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It describes using mastheads, cover lines, main images and fonts in conventional ways. While some elements initially aimed to challenge conventions, like cover line placement, they had to conform to conventions after photos were taken. Layouts follow conventions like interviews and a "from the editor" section. A two-page main image also conforms to conventions seen in reference magazines. Text placement makes it readable around photos, respecting conventions of leaving images prominent. Overall, the magazine respects many real magazine conventions while a few elements had to alter plans to better conform.
Revised photography plan
Courtney Elliott revised their photography plan for a magazine. Originally focusing on the rule of thirds, their new influence led to changes in the final cover, contents page, and double page spread. On the cover, the white guitar is the main focal point based in the center third to draw the eye. Surrounding photos with text columns makes the shots and page look more organized. Research on indie magazines showed using half-revealed faces and creative styles can add personality and unique identity recognizable to the audience.
Generic connections
The document discusses design elements of jazz magazines that could be applied to a new magazine. It notes that jazz magazine covers typically have a black background with a centered image and simple text. Contents pages vary more between a dark theme matching the cover or a lighter page focused on text. Double page spreads prioritize the article over images, using minor images to allow for more text. The document suggests using a black cover background but different text styling, that contents pages can vary in theme, and focusing more on articles than images in spreads.
Generic connections
The document discusses design elements of jazz magazines that could inform the design of a new magazine. It notes that jazz magazine covers typically have a black background with a centered dominant image and simple surrounding text. Contents pages, meanwhile, show more variation in design between magazines. Double page spreads focus more on the text of articles than large dominant images, with photos kept minor to make room for more writing. The key lessons are that a new magazine could stand out from competitors by altering cover text design while keeping the black background and centered image, and that double page spreads should prioritize article text over perfect matching photos.
Analysis of a professional contents page
The document analyzes the contents page of the magazine Kerrang. It discusses several key design elements: the main image draws the reader's attention; there is one main column for articles; page numbers listed in brackets make it easy to find specific articles; the masthead labels it as the contents page in bold capital letters surrounded by a rock-inspired design; and the editor's section introduces what is in the issue.
Presentation1
This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It discusses using a bold masthead, large main cover line, and mid-shot image on the front cover to attract attention while reflecting the music genre. The contents page includes borders, page numbers, and anchorage text to link images to text. The double page spread uses columns, images of artists, and a variety of fonts to brand the magazine and make the article easier to read in a style similar to real magazines.
Codes and conventions of kerrang’s
The document analyzes the front cover of the magazine Kerrang. It summarizes that the cover features Andy Biersack as the main image dressed as a boxer, which is intended to promote the exclusive interview with him. Additional elements on the cover include the masthead, coverlines promoting other articles, buzzwords to entice readers, and a color scheme of red, black, and white. Puffs are also used to promote that this issue features two alternative covers for readers to choose from.
Question 1
My media product uses and challenges some conventions of real music magazines. It uses a masthead on the cover and contents pages like real magazines. The color scheme of black, white, and red fits the rock/indie genre. Most photos are studio shots, but the contents page includes action shots, challenging conventions. The layout uses common conventions like three-column formatting and subheaders to structure information, making it easier for readers to navigate. However, some stylistic choices like additional photo varieties on the contents page offer variety while still maintaining recognizable magazine conventions.
Magazine analysis
The document discusses design elements the author plans to incorporate into their metal music magazine cover and content pages based on existing magazine examples. Some key elements the author will use are a large masthead font with skyline, prominent cover story title, inclusion of a barcode and female model, and adding side story titles and price to the cover. For content pages, the author likes how article titles are in bold with introductory text, and will include editor info in the bottom right. They also plan to make the cover story title more prominent compared to other article titles. The double page spread example inspires the author to use a large separate title box and attractive images that convey the genre, along with including a large quote on the right page
Q1final
The layout and design of the magazine cover follows conventions of existing magazines, with cover lines and masthead placed in typical positions. However, it challenges conventions by featuring non-stereotypical representations of a rock band on the cover. The contents page similarly draws from typical magazine layouts but challenges expectations by depicting the featured band in an unusual pose. While incorporating standard magazine sections, the article aims to provide an exclusive interview that would attract readers through its informal question and answer format.
Q1
The layout and design of the magazine cover follows conventions of existing magazines, with cover lines and masthead placed in typical positions. However, it challenges conventions by featuring non-stereotypical representations of a rock band, including members of various ethnicities and a female band leader. The contents page similarly draws from typical magazine layouts but challenges expectations by featuring the band looking at the editor's note rather than working. The article obtains an exclusive interview that discusses an upcoming album and wedding in a question and answer format similar to real music interviews.
Contents page q1
This document discusses the design conventions used in a mock music magazine contents page and article. It explains that the magazine title is in a large bold font at the top of the page rather than the usual "contents" heading. The features column is on the right side as is standard. Multiple page numbers are used to help the artist easily find specific contents. Headers are made to stand out with bold text and graphics. Photographs are chosen to relate to pull quotes and create tension between artists competing for the number one record. The same color scheme is used throughout for continuity.
Task 5 research summary
The magazine follows several conventions in its layout. It places the logo and name in the top right corner on all covers. The covers feature a large central image of an artist to draw readers' attention. Additional text is placed around the image in a proportional way. The contents page has a structured layout with columns of text and images to help readers find articles. Double page spreads place a large image on one page and the accompanying article on the facing page.
The artists in the magazine generally dress casually in t-shirts and jeans, though some take a more unconventional approach wearing masks or helmets. This reflects the genre's emphasis on individual styles while maintaining bright, energetic aesthetics.
Representation of the artists is also
Evaluation Conventions Question
The document discusses how the media product follows several common conventions of real magazines, including:
- Using consistent elements like photos, articles, mastheads, page numbers, and barcodes.
- Employing a color scheme and fonts throughout.
- Featuring a close-up face on the cover to grab attention, as most magazines do.
- Including posed photos around articles in double page spreads, mimicking magazine style.
Conventions
This document discusses conventions of magazines and music videos. It explains that magazines typically include elements like a strap line, masthead, splash, kicker, barcode/price, and cover line. Music videos often tell abstract narratives that leave some elements open to interpretation. Indie music values independence and uniqueness. The document also discusses how the author's own magazine follows conventions, including a masthead, strap line, cover line, barcode/price, and contents page with pictures of features. It aims to balance images and text on double page spreads.
Style sheet
The document discusses style and layout plans for an indie pop magazine. It describes choosing simple colors like white, grey, and pastels for the backgrounds and text. The font Homizio Nova Regular is selected for articles as it is easy to read like magazines Q and NME. Dolce Vita Heavy Bold is picked for the masthead as it has a sharp, clean look like The Fly magazine. Photography plans include shooting a cover with two models posing as an indie pop duo in a studio. A double page spread will feature individual shots of each model in different poses. The contents page will include a medium long shot of a male musician and a medium shot of a female musician playing guitar in an urban setting.
Question 1
The document describes how the media product, a magazine, uses and develops conventions from real music magazines. It discusses using rules of thirds on the cover, cover lines overlapping the model like music magazines. While some use close-ups, it uses a medium close-up to show more of the artist. It also includes elements like barcodes, footers, contents listings, mastheads, and "every issue" sections commonly seen in music magazines. The article pages also follow conventions through consistent house style, drop caps, italicized titles, quotes, and subtitles.
Evaluation Question 1
This document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real magazines. It begins by listing common magazine elements like mastheads, fonts, and page numbers. It then explains how the product uses continuity between the front cover, contents page, and article spread by using the same fonts, color scheme, and repeated elements. Specific conventions from magazines like NME and Q are adopted, such as placements of the plug, feature stories list, and main image. The goal is to make the magazine look traditional and conventional while incorporating some original elements.
Textual analysis
This document provides an analysis of the covers of two music magazines: Kerrang and Rock Sound. It examines various design elements of the covers in detail, such as the skyline, master head, images, sell lines, and layout. Some key similarities and differences between the magazines are noted. For example, Kerrang often features a single close-up artist image while Rock Sound includes group shots. The document also reviews content pages from the magazines, noting similarities in categories and differences in color schemes and image styles. Overall, the analysis provides insights into the visual communication strategies of the magazine covers.
Magazine analysis
The document analyzes the cover and contents of the magazine F2 Cameracraft. It describes the various elements on the cover page including the main image of a fireworks show, coverlines highlighting articles, the barcode, dateline and magazine heading. The table of contents lists article titles, introductions and page numbers. Sample images from two articles are also shown on the contents page. A double page spread contains many images with minimal text to acknowledge photo owners. Overall, the magazine focuses more on content than creative presentation.
Presentation1
The document discusses how the student's magazine product follows several conventions of real magazine covers, contents pages, and articles. Specifically, it mentions using conventions such as overlapping the main image with the title on the cover, including larger titles and subtitles, featuring a main cover line and additional cover lines, including the magazine logo, barcode, and masthead. It also compares these design elements to another magazine called Vibe. The student aimed to develop a consistent color scheme while also including multiple images and page numbers on the contents page. Overall, the document analyzes how the student's magazine adheres to typical magazine conventions in its layout and design.
Question 1 article
The document summarizes the key elements and design conventions used in a magazine article about an artist named Brad. The article includes a large headline using a sans-serif font to draw readers in, a pull quote highlighting Brad's claim to be "king of rock" despite facing setbacks, and a Q&A format interview to learn more about Brad overcoming obstacles. While following conventions like large headlines and photos, the article breaks some norms by not making the first letter larger and having Brad look away from the camera to portray facing challenges. Color scheme choices also aim to modernize the article's look within the magazine's overall design.
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The document discusses design elements of jazz magazines that could inform the design of a new magazine. It notes that jazz magazine covers typically have a black background with a centered dominant image and simple surrounding text. Contents pages, meanwhile, show more variation in design between magazines. Double page spreads focus more on the text of articles than large dominant images, with photos kept minor to make room for more writing. The key lessons are that a new magazine could stand out from competitors by altering cover text design while keeping the black background and centered image, and that double page spreads should prioritize article text over perfect matching photos.
Analysis of a professional contents page
The document analyzes the contents page of the magazine Kerrang. It discusses several key design elements: the main image draws the reader's attention; there is one main column for articles; page numbers listed in brackets make it easy to find specific articles; the masthead labels it as the contents page in bold capital letters surrounded by a rock-inspired design; and the editor's section introduces what is in the issue.
Presentation1
This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It discusses using a bold masthead, large main cover line, and mid-shot image on the front cover to attract attention while reflecting the music genre. The contents page includes borders, page numbers, and anchorage text to link images to text. The double page spread uses columns, images of artists, and a variety of fonts to brand the magazine and make the article easier to read in a style similar to real magazines.
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The document analyzes the front cover of the magazine Kerrang. It summarizes that the cover features Andy Biersack as the main image dressed as a boxer, which is intended to promote the exclusive interview with him. Additional elements on the cover include the masthead, coverlines promoting other articles, buzzwords to entice readers, and a color scheme of red, black, and white. Puffs are also used to promote that this issue features two alternative covers for readers to choose from.
Question 1
My media product uses and challenges some conventions of real music magazines. It uses a masthead on the cover and contents pages like real magazines. The color scheme of black, white, and red fits the rock/indie genre. Most photos are studio shots, but the contents page includes action shots, challenging conventions. The layout uses common conventions like three-column formatting and subheaders to structure information, making it easier for readers to navigate. However, some stylistic choices like additional photo varieties on the contents page offer variety while still maintaining recognizable magazine conventions.
Magazine analysis
The document discusses design elements the author plans to incorporate into their metal music magazine cover and content pages based on existing magazine examples. Some key elements the author will use are a large masthead font with skyline, prominent cover story title, inclusion of a barcode and female model, and adding side story titles and price to the cover. For content pages, the author likes how article titles are in bold with introductory text, and will include editor info in the bottom right. They also plan to make the cover story title more prominent compared to other article titles. The double page spread example inspires the author to use a large separate title box and attractive images that convey the genre, along with including a large quote on the right page
Q1final
The layout and design of the magazine cover follows conventions of existing magazines, with cover lines and masthead placed in typical positions. However, it challenges conventions by featuring non-stereotypical representations of a rock band on the cover. The contents page similarly draws from typical magazine layouts but challenges expectations by depicting the featured band in an unusual pose. While incorporating standard magazine sections, the article aims to provide an exclusive interview that would attract readers through its informal question and answer format.
Q1
The layout and design of the magazine cover follows conventions of existing magazines, with cover lines and masthead placed in typical positions. However, it challenges conventions by featuring non-stereotypical representations of a rock band, including members of various ethnicities and a female band leader. The contents page similarly draws from typical magazine layouts but challenges expectations by featuring the band looking at the editor's note rather than working. The article obtains an exclusive interview that discusses an upcoming album and wedding in a question and answer format similar to real music interviews.
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This document discusses the design conventions used in a mock music magazine contents page and article. It explains that the magazine title is in a large bold font at the top of the page rather than the usual "contents" heading. The features column is on the right side as is standard. Multiple page numbers are used to help the artist easily find specific contents. Headers are made to stand out with bold text and graphics. Photographs are chosen to relate to pull quotes and create tension between artists competing for the number one record. The same color scheme is used throughout for continuity.
Task 5 research summary
The magazine follows several conventions in its layout. It places the logo and name in the top right corner on all covers. The covers feature a large central image of an artist to draw readers' attention. Additional text is placed around the image in a proportional way. The contents page has a structured layout with columns of text and images to help readers find articles. Double page spreads place a large image on one page and the accompanying article on the facing page.
The artists in the magazine generally dress casually in t-shirts and jeans, though some take a more unconventional approach wearing masks or helmets. This reflects the genre's emphasis on individual styles while maintaining bright, energetic aesthetics.
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Evaluation Conventions Question
The document discusses how the media product follows several common conventions of real magazines, including:
- Using consistent elements like photos, articles, mastheads, page numbers, and barcodes.
- Employing a color scheme and fonts throughout.
- Featuring a close-up face on the cover to grab attention, as most magazines do.
- Including posed photos around articles in double page spreads, mimicking magazine style.
Conventions
This document discusses conventions of magazines and music videos. It explains that magazines typically include elements like a strap line, masthead, splash, kicker, barcode/price, and cover line. Music videos often tell abstract narratives that leave some elements open to interpretation. Indie music values independence and uniqueness. The document also discusses how the author's own magazine follows conventions, including a masthead, strap line, cover line, barcode/price, and contents page with pictures of features. It aims to balance images and text on double page spreads.
Style sheet
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Question 1
The document describes how the media product, a magazine, uses and develops conventions from real music magazines. It discusses using rules of thirds on the cover, cover lines overlapping the model like music magazines. While some use close-ups, it uses a medium close-up to show more of the artist. It also includes elements like barcodes, footers, contents listings, mastheads, and "every issue" sections commonly seen in music magazines. The article pages also follow conventions through consistent house style, drop caps, italicized titles, quotes, and subtitles.
Evaluation Question 1
This document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real magazines. It begins by listing common magazine elements like mastheads, fonts, and page numbers. It then explains how the product uses continuity between the front cover, contents page, and article spread by using the same fonts, color scheme, and repeated elements. Specific conventions from magazines like NME and Q are adopted, such as placements of the plug, feature stories list, and main image. The goal is to make the magazine look traditional and conventional while incorporating some original elements.
Textual analysis
This document provides an analysis of the covers of two music magazines: Kerrang and Rock Sound. It examines various design elements of the covers in detail, such as the skyline, master head, images, sell lines, and layout. Some key similarities and differences between the magazines are noted. For example, Kerrang often features a single close-up artist image while Rock Sound includes group shots. The document also reviews content pages from the magazines, noting similarities in categories and differences in color schemes and image styles. Overall, the analysis provides insights into the visual communication strategies of the magazine covers.
Magazine analysis
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Presentation1
The document discusses how the student's magazine product follows several conventions of real magazine covers, contents pages, and articles. Specifically, it mentions using conventions such as overlapping the main image with the title on the cover, including larger titles and subtitles, featuring a main cover line and additional cover lines, including the magazine logo, barcode, and masthead. It also compares these design elements to another magazine called Vibe. The student aimed to develop a consistent color scheme while also including multiple images and page numbers on the contents page. Overall, the document analyzes how the student's magazine adheres to typical magazine conventions in its layout and design.
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Evalutaion Question One
The document discusses the conventions used in magazine design and how the student's media product adheres to or challenges conventions.
The front cover uses conventions like a large masthead, cover lines, quotes, date/issue info. It challenges conventions by placing the barcode in the top corner rather than bottom.
The contents page uses conventions like the masthead, images of featured people, large page numbers. It challenges conventions by having images take up more space.
The double page spread uses conventions like a large headline, images opposite text, pull quotes, matching color scheme. It aims to look professional while engaging readers.
Evlauation Question 1
The document discusses conventions in magazine design. It begins by outlining typical features found on magazine front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads, such as mastheads, images, columns, pull quotes, and more. It then shows examples of how real magazines follow these conventions. The document concludes by analyzing how the student's designed music magazine follows conventions for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread, making it look like a real magazine.
Evaluation of music magazine
The document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real music magazines. It uses a bold simplistic title across the front cover like NME. Cover lines are shown without covering faces and match the color scheme. The main line and colorful text/images relate to the genre. The contents page has the title in the top corners, small images linking to stories, and colored columns. It also highlights subscriptions. The double page spread has a consistent color scheme, anchors the main image and text, and uses a long shot image relating to the article.
Evaluation of music magazine
The document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real music magazines. It uses a bold simplistic title across the front cover like NME. Cover lines are shown without covering faces and match the color scheme. The main line and colorful text/images relate to the genre. The contents page has the title in the top corners, small images linking to stories, and colored columns. It also highlights subscriptions. The double page spread has a consistent color scheme, anchors the main image and text, and uses a long shot image relating to the article.
Evaluation of music magazine
The document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real music magazines. It uses a bold simplistic title across the front cover like NME. Cover lines are shown without covering faces and match the color scheme. The main line and colorful text/images relate to the genre. The contents page has the title in the top corners, small images linking to stories, and colored columns. It also highlights subscriptions. The double page spread has a consistent color scheme, anchors the main image and text, and uses a long shot image relating to the article.
Media q1
The document discusses conventions used in magazine design and how the author's magazine represents or challenges conventions. It summarizes the design elements used on the front cover, contents page, and a double-page spread. The front cover uses conventional elements like the model shot and masthead but challenges conventions through the model's positioning. The contents page follows conventions around layout and imagery but challenges categories. The double-page spread interviews a cover model and follows conventions regarding images, quotes, and text layout. The magazine represents social groups like young women interested in fashion and an elite class that can afford expensive brands featured.
Presentation
The document provides details about two existing magazines - Vibe and Kerrang! - that could be used as examples for a new magazine. It analyzes several aspects of each magazine, including type of content, publishing details, cover design, contents page layout, and double page spread design. The document explains that aspects like bold mastheads, matching color schemes, relevant images, column layouts, and pull quotes will be imitated in the new magazine to structure articles and engage readers.
Exam q 1
The document provides an evaluation of the ways in which the student's media product uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real magazines. It analyzes the front cover, contents page, and double page spread based on conventions seen in magazines like Clash, NME, Rolling Stone, and Billboard. Key points made include using bold mastheads and artist names, column layouts for text, and images/drop caps to draw attention, while challenging conventions through the lack of a sell line or header and placement of features and numbers.
Evaluation q1
The document describes how the author's media product, a magazine, uses conventions from real music magazines. Some conventions included are a barcode, price, and date on the cover, as well as a line of bands at the bottom of pages. The magazine also uses double page spreads with full page pictures, cover designs with the main image behind text, and a contents page with page numbers and subheadings. Layout and design conventions like placement of images, titles, and text are also replicated from other magazines. Colors schemes and cover lines are also used in conventions from other music magazines.
1 conventions
The document discusses how the student's magazine product both uses and challenges conventions of real-life music magazines. It uses conventions such as a masthead at the top, cover lines with a two-color scheme, artist images and mentions of other artists in the charts. However, it challenges conventions by placing the image under the masthead rather than over it, and using a consistent lilac/black/white color scheme. The contents page follows conventions like section headings and a three-column layout, while the article challenges conventions by placing the magazine logo over the image rather than the artist's name.
Evaluation media
The document discusses the ways in which the author's magazine designs use and develop conventions of real magazines.
For the magazine cover, the author uses typical conventions like a masthead at the top and a medium shot for the main image. However, the placement of the strapline at the bottom challenges conventions.
For the double-page spread, the use of different colored text in a Q&A format follows conventions, while just using the subject's name for the title develops conventions.
The contents page keeps many elements conventional, like a background image and listing content, but overlaps images in a way atypical of real magazines.
The author aims to represent social group E, ages 18-25, through
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The document discusses conventions used in music magazine design and how the author challenged some conventions in their own music magazine project. It covers conventions for the masthead, cover photo, cover lines, headings, contents page layout, and double page article layout. The author analyzed conventions from mainstream magazines and followed many while also challenging some, such as using a black and white cover photo rather than color.
Presentation2[1]
The document analyzes two existing magazines, Vibe and NME, covering their type, publishing details, design elements, and aspects the creator intends to imitate for their own magazine. For Vibe, it provides information on its focus on R&B and hip hop music, monthly publication, $3.99 price, and target audience of teenagers. It then analyzes Vibe's front cover, contents page, and double page spread layout and design.
Exam q 1
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It analyzes the front cover, contents page, and double page spread and how they employ or subvert typical magazine conventions. Some conventions used include mastheads, page numbers, cover lines, images, and columns for layout. Some conventions challenged include no header, unique house style colors, one large image instead of multiple, and advertising an album. Real magazines that informed the design, both in following and challenging conventions, include Clash, Mojo, NME, and Billboard.
Conventions My Magazine
This document discusses the front cover and interior design of a magazine called "Conventions My Magazine".
The front cover features a banner at the top using the magazine's color scheme. The title is in a bold, prominent font to draw readers in. The main story features the largest band name and includes a quote, world exclusive symbol, and other relevant text. Posters advertised inside are of both a boy and girl to appeal to different audiences.
Inside, recurring elements like the house style symbol and consistent color scheme make elements like the double page spread and page numbers feel conventional. However, the contents listing is messy and could be improved. Photos used are generally relevant to stories while maintaining conventional poses and expressions.
My preliminary task
Tim Noyce set out to create a school magazine cover to learn the skills and conventions of magazine design. His research found that school magazine covers typically have the masthead at the top in a blocky or jazzy font. He practiced manipulating images by adding borders. Noyce made modifications to his draft based on what looked better. His questionnaire found that his target audience preferred rock, hip-hop and drum and bass music and wanted exclusive interviews and free items. He was influenced to include multiple main images on his cover like those seen on 'Q' magazine covers.
Evaluation q1
This document discusses how the author's media product, a magazine, uses and develops conventions from real music magazines. It identifies several conventions the author's magazine incorporates, such as including a barcode, price, and date on the cover, listing content at the bottom of pages, featuring full-page pictures and musician portraits with text behind them. The document also notes similarities in layout between the author's magazine and real magazines, including logo placement, column structure, and use of images. Colors and cover lines are also discussed.
Question 1
This document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real magazines. On the front cover, it uses large masthead and image in the center, as well as cover lines and strap line, following magazine conventions. The contents page also follows conventions with features column and page numbers in a different color. The main article has a large main image, title, date, and page numbers, positioning the focus on the featured artist. Throughout the product, conventions are followed for layout and design elements, with only one convention not used - the reduced front cover on the contents page.
Evaluation
The document discusses the ways in which the author's rock magazine product uses and develops conventions of real media products. It provides comparisons between the author's magazine and other magazines like Kerrang and Rise. The author explains design elements like the front cover, contents page, and double page spread and how they follow conventions through features like the masthead, headlines, and images while also challenging some conventions, like using a solo female artist. The author discusses keeping elements similar between initial drafts and the final product while also developing some aspects, like changing the color scheme and layout.
Making Magazine
This document discusses the planning and creation process for a student magazine focused on environmental issues. The creator considered different fonts, layouts, and images to use on the cover that would appeal to a college audience. For the cover, they selected a large image of a girl hugging a tree against a green background with the masthead, date, and cover lines in white. The contents page also features nature images and a color scheme consistent with the "Go Green" theme.
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- 1. Q1 In what way does your magazine use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real magazines
- 3. Magazine Cover Conventions 1. Masthead 2. Date line 3. Features 4. Cover line 5. Cover image
- 4. Masthead I Used the masthead on my magazine as a convention, it follows the conventions of a masthead because it is displayed on the top of the magazine, it is a bigger font than rest of the text on the page. Color wise it normally would be the same color as the colo used on the front cover. My masthead is used to show the name of the magazine. I na magazine stole because
- 5. Date line The date line is normally underneath the masthead and is under the masthead for these magazines, this is used to show the reader when the magazine was issued, The dateline shows the date of release of the magazine.
- 6. Features The features are on the cover so that people that are considering to buy the magazine can find out what is inside the magazine On these magazines they are about different Musicians, These show what you can expect to see in the magazine
- 7. Cover line The cover line is text used on the cover that usually overlaps the image which relates to the image
- 8. Cover Image The cover image takes up the full page of the magazine, it is normally a person that has apart to do with the magazine, the image is of someone that the magazine is promoting and would likely be in the magazine.
- 10. Magazine Contents Conventions 1.Layout 2.Image 3.Top of page 4.Color scheme 5.Sublines
- 11. Layout The layout on a contents page say where you can find articles and on the page
- 12. Image The image is usually of someone that will be feature in a coming article, for some magazine the person on the contents will be the same person on the cover.
- 13. Top of Page The top of the page for my magazine has the magazine name the issue number and date of release but these two magazines specifically have the names of 3 notable locations around the world.
- 14. Color Scheme The color schemes of a magazine contents used in my magazine are blue, black and grey and with a black and white image the other contents is black, white and red also with a black and white image.
- 15. Sublines This is a convention because every magazine would show on the contents page what you can expect from the magazine as well as what pages they will be on and a description of what the articles will have in them.
- 16. Magazine Article
- 17. Magazine Article Conventions House Style Double page spread Images Text Grab
- 18. House style House style Is used in these magazines because through out they keep the same font types and color schemes for the majority of the magazine
- 19. Double page layout I used a double page magazine article because that is how the majority of magazines are laid out when they have an article and image.
- 20. Image This image was used because I needed a image for the article of the artist used “Brad” because the article is about and the other magazine has an image of the artist.
- 21. Text Grab I used a text grab to make readers want to read on an see in what context the text is taken from and what it means.