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This production uses and develops conventions of existing magazine media forms. It follows common conventions such as using a masthead, cover lines, tag lines, and prominent cover images to attract readers. The house style uses contrasting red, black, and white colors. Inside, it numbers articles clearly and lays out features and columns neatly. Double page spreads separate questions and answers with color and include anchor text, pull quotes, and images on the left for easy reading. While conforming to magazine standards, it challenges conventions through some unique design choices.
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The document provides feedback on draft designs for a music magazine. It identifies several areas for improvement, including making the cover model look at the camera to engage readers, using a neater font for consistency, including more images and variety in the contents section to appeal to both male and female readers, writing longer and more substantial articles, and aligning elements like page numbers and folds properly for professional polish. The feedback aims to make the magazine more functional, appealing to its target audience, and polished for publication.
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The document discusses conventions used in magazine design. It provides examples of conventions for front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads from both the student's media product and professional magazines. Front cover conventions mentioned include the masthead, cover lines, images, rule of thirds, barcodes, and footers. Contents page conventions include the masthead, house style consistency, listings of articles, images, and editor's notes. Double page spread conventions discussed are titles, introductions, drop caps, small columned text, enlarged quotes, and large spanning images.
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The document evaluates the author's music magazine product and how it uses conventions of real magazines. It discusses elements like the masthead, central image, cover lines, barcode, contents page, and double page spreads. The author aims to represent typical teenagers in urban areas interested in hip hop through modeling choices, colors, fonts, and content focused on that genre and lifestyle. The document also considers what type of media institution might distribute the magazine, such as Bauer Media or IPC Media.
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Evaluation Question 1.
AS media evaluation question 1. In what ways does your media product, use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
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This document discusses how the media product follows and challenges conventions of real magazines. It follows conventions such as having the masthead in color on the front cover and center bottom of pages. It also includes appealing cover images and quotes. Conventionally, it has sections for headlines, articles with images, and a contents page with featured articles. However, it breaks conventions by placing logos throughout and not including the barcode on the front cover. The goal is to make the magazine visually appealing while also innovating on standard industry conventions.
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This document discusses the conventions used in media products and how the author's media product both adheres to and challenges some of those conventions. It describes several common magazine conventions like mastheads, dates, images, pull quotes, and barcodes that the product follows. It also discusses some conventions it challenges, such as using social media integration and bigger, bolder artist names rather than smaller text found in other magazines. Overall, the document evaluates how the author's media product was informed by real magazine conventions but also aimed to engage its target audience.
evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the author's magazine cover, contents pages, and double-page spread both follow and challenge conventions of real magazine layouts. The cover follows conventions like placing the masthead at the top but challenges them by positioning the date on the masthead. The contents pages include pictures on each item as is typical but challenges conventions by featuring one article image larger. The double-page spread uses drop caps and large headings as expected but challenges norms by only including one image.
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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-Conventions
This document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines.
The author followed several conventions in their front cover, contents page, and double page spread. They used consistent colors, fonts, and featured the same model on each to connect the pieces. Placement of elements like the masthead, date, and barcodes also followed conventions.
Some conventions were challenged, like adding a second image on the cover and using album art on the contents page. Unconventional elements were chosen for readability or to portray the genre, like outlining text.
Overall, the author strived to balance following reader expectations through conventions with original elements to make the magazine stand out, resulting in a product that looks
Question 1 evaluation
This document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of magazine design. Some conventions that are used include having a masthead, issue details, main images, cover lines, branding, contents pages, editors notes, anchored images, pull quotes, bylines, and continued mastheads on double page spreads. Some conventions that are challenged include the size and prominence of issue details, using mid-shot main images, layout and structure of pages, and not using certain formatting like columns for articles. The document provides examples from the media product and compares to another magazine to illustrate how conventions are both followed and updated.
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The document discusses the conventions used in the design of a mock music magazine. It describes elements like the masthead, cover lines, barcode, price, and main image on the front cover. It also discusses the layout of the contents page with sections, columns, and page numbers. The document notes design choices for individual articles as well, such as short titles, stand first paragraphs, drop quotes, and column formatting.
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- 1. Q1. IN WHAT WAYS DOES YOUR PRODUCTION USE, DEVELOP OR CHALLENGE FORMS AND CONVENTIONS OF EXISTING MEDIA.
- 2. FRONT COVER Masthead Main Image Features Tag line Cover line House style
- 3. MASTHEAD Usually placed at the top of the page and in large bold lettering to catch the readers eye and draw them into reading it. bold stand out colour to help gain the readers attention towards the magazine HOUSE STYLE My house style is black, white and red, I chose this style because the black and the white assist the already prominent colour red to stand out further and help catch possible readers attention. It does this by being a contrasting colour to its surroundings and sticks out more than anything around it. this helps me put across to the reader what is more important in the magazine and what they should read first because the stand out red text attracts their eyes first over the black or white text and they will read this first.
- 4. COVER LINE Having this as a cover line produces a hypodermic needle effect on the reader as it makes them want to know what the magazine possibly holds inside and leaves the reader powerless in wanting to know what ‘MGK’ has told them in case there is any controversial news that they will need/want to know. Vibe tend to be a common user of this convention
- 5. MAIN IMAGE The common convention of using a medium close up photo of the main single artist who also has the main story double page spread dedicated to them also. Direct mode of address is also used in the photo to develop a personal relationship and some sort of connection with the audience and the artist (uses and Grats). Lighting used to put emphasis on the artists face and make it catch the readers eyes better.
- 6. FEATURES Features that name all the different artists and stories that also appear in the magazine, this is there to lure people into wanting to get the magazine and see what they’re in the magazine for and make the reader want to read on into the magazine. Another convention with the features is its positioning, they are usually always positioned on the right hand side of the front cover. TAG LINE Having this tag line ‘Reveals His past’. Brings in an audience that is curious about what there is to reveal as if there is something that they don’t know about and something that they feel they need to know
- 8. MASTHEAD In my contents I didn’t follow a common convention of having origin (the magazines name) on the contents. Instead I used a style which I found in vibes magazines. I put contents as my masthead but spread out like co-nten- ts. I found this to be a popular and liked method of doing this so I decided to use it in my magazine.
- 9. FEATURES With my features I have used a common convention of having a subtitle in bold lettering to get the readers attention towards it and underneath it I have a very brief description of what is on that page. I also have the features laid out so the mould around the model in the main image I have done this to give the contents a smoother and neater look, it also gives the contents a less restricted feel like it is confined to columns as my features flow around the model in to fixed row. I got the idea to set it out like this from a source magazine that looked like they were doing some sort of the same thing but over laid a small amount on the model
- 10. NUMBERING I have used a common convention of having the numbering of the stories as a bolder and larger font than the writing themselves, this Is done for navigation of the magazine to be a whole lot easier for the reader. It makes the numbers stick out more which allows the reader to lock onto them quicker and find themselves around the magazine easier. TAG LINE In my features I also have a tag line involved in them, I have done this to draw peoples attention towards a specific story that features in my magazine. I made it stand out by highlighting it red so it sticks out from all of the black text surrounding it. It is just the word Exclusive highlighted but this is enough to draw someone's eye towards the feature
- 11. MAIN IMAGE The main image I have used is using direct mode of address which I found to be quite a common convention with magazines such as Vibe. What it does is furthermore strengthen the relationship the reader has with the main artist in this magazine and also highlights the importance of him. I have him on the front cover and contents because on the cover I introduced the artist to the readers and now they are learning where to find him and also gaining a deeper want to know why he is so prominent in the magazine so far, what makes him so important
- 12. DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD Anchor text Pull quote Page numbering Columns & text Layout
- 13. COLUMNS & TEXT The columns are a common feature in double page spreads in magazines, it makes the page look neater and easier to read, the other convention involving columns is by only having three of them, this makes it seem as if there isn't too much text but not to little at the same time, if there were more columns then some readers may not want to read as much and will be put off straight away. I have clearly separated the questions and answers by having the questions highlighted inn red and the text in black, this makes the whole text easier to understand and makes it seem like there is less to read at the same time
- 14. ANCHOR TEXT This informs the readers who this page is about and anchors the name to the image, informative (uses and Grat). PAGE NUMBERING Allow for easier navigation and in the common place of being in the bottom corners
- 15. PULL QUOTE This is in place to entice the reader to want to read on, it gives them a small insight on what to expect in the text and allows them to experience a small piece of what its about before reading any of it LAYOUT The common convention is having all the text and mainly the anchor text on the right and the main image on the left side of the double page spread. This is so the reader sees the anchor text first and sees who it is about and sees the text underneath it, they then open up more to see the main image and then seeing the pull quote lastly if they decide to open it up fully and read it