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The author attracted their audience for their magazine through using a relaxed tone and imagery throughout the publication. They chose the title "Totally Awesome" after asking their target audience through a quiz which title they preferred. The relaxed text and imagery of models with relaxed bodily expressions was aimed to make the magazine easy to read like chatting with a friend. The author also attracted readers through the use of color, fonts, giveaways, content and images. Quotes and coverage of up-and-coming artists on the front cover and within were meant to entice readers to learn more about their favorite musicians.
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Evaluation question 6 media
The magazine targets an audience aged 14-27 by using a variety of fonts on the colorful front cover to appear youthful. Feature stories are highlighted in bold boxes to stand out and appeal to younger readers. The musician on the cover is posed rebelliously with crossed arms to attract fans. The informal, relatable language draws in the target audience rather than feeling like a lecture. Mainstream music topics and charts help readers feel connected to popular culture. A quirky thought bubble from the artist adds humor that young people would appreciate.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience for a music magazine. They conducted a survey that showed younger people were more interested in purchasing music magazines. They also believe the bright colors and fun, unique images used made the magazine stand out and appeal more to younger audiences compared to traditional magazines. The author concludes they addressed their younger audience by learning about their preferences and designing the magazine in a way that was eye-catching and different from others on the market.
Question five
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience of teenagers and young adults for a music magazine. Bright colors, artistic photos of musicians, and informal language were used to appeal to this younger demographic. Short, bold text with intriguing words was also employed to engage readers and highlight exclusive music news and gossip.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the magazine is primarily 18-30 year olds interested in clubbing and music festivals. Originally intended to attract more men, the magazine aims to appeal equally to both men and women through the use of a female model on the cover. Focus groups revealed the target age range, as those under 18 cannot legally attend clubs or festivals discussed in the magazine. The informal, chatty tone and references to specific music festivals and clubs aim to engage readers in this demographic interested in nightlife and music events.
Choosing my title
The document discusses the process of choosing a title for a magazine targeted at 10-15 year old girls. The author first chose a title with a pink font that seemed girly but not bold enough. A second choice was bolder but looked like a boys' magazine. The final choice uses a font across two lines that is powerful and grabs attention while still appearing girly and mature for its target audience.
How does media products represent particular social groups
The document discusses how media represents social groups and the considerations that went into designing a magazine for a target audience of men interested in folk music. The author chose to feature a woman on the cover to attract more readers according to the male gaze theory. Language, colors, and imagery were also chosen carefully to be appealing and relatable to the target audience, featuring natural blues and browns, photographs of musicians holding guitars outdoors. The goal was to design representations that potential readers could identify with in order to attract them to buy and read the magazine.
Question 5
The document summarizes how the author attracted their audience to their magazine. They used colorful designs and varied text styles and colors to make the magazine visually appealing. Larger or contrasting text was used to draw attention to important stories. Including different people in articles made the magazine seem more interesting. Directly addressing the reader on the cover helped engage them. The magazine also included interesting information about music to attract readers.
Question 4
- The magazine audience is aimed at both male and female teenagers, as evidenced by the vibrant color scheme used without gendered colors like pink or blue.
- The content, such as interviews, is informal to appeal to younger readers who want to keep up with their favorite artists.
- Images on the cover, such as a young model portrayed as Eminem wearing a hoodie, also signal the target age group of teenagers.
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Evaluation question 6 media
The magazine targets an audience aged 14-27 by using a variety of fonts on the colorful front cover to appear youthful. Feature stories are highlighted in bold boxes to stand out and appeal to younger readers. The musician on the cover is posed rebelliously with crossed arms to attract fans. The informal, relatable language draws in the target audience rather than feeling like a lecture. Mainstream music topics and charts help readers feel connected to popular culture. A quirky thought bubble from the artist adds humor that young people would appreciate.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience for a music magazine. They conducted a survey that showed younger people were more interested in purchasing music magazines. They also believe the bright colors and fun, unique images used made the magazine stand out and appeal more to younger audiences compared to traditional magazines. The author concludes they addressed their younger audience by learning about their preferences and designing the magazine in a way that was eye-catching and different from others on the market.
Question five
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience of teenagers and young adults for a music magazine. Bright colors, artistic photos of musicians, and informal language were used to appeal to this younger demographic. Short, bold text with intriguing words was also employed to engage readers and highlight exclusive music news and gossip.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the magazine is primarily 18-30 year olds interested in clubbing and music festivals. Originally intended to attract more men, the magazine aims to appeal equally to both men and women through the use of a female model on the cover. Focus groups revealed the target age range, as those under 18 cannot legally attend clubs or festivals discussed in the magazine. The informal, chatty tone and references to specific music festivals and clubs aim to engage readers in this demographic interested in nightlife and music events.
Choosing my title
The document discusses the process of choosing a title for a magazine targeted at 10-15 year old girls. The author first chose a title with a pink font that seemed girly but not bold enough. A second choice was bolder but looked like a boys' magazine. The final choice uses a font across two lines that is powerful and grabs attention while still appearing girly and mature for its target audience.
How does media products represent particular social groups
The document discusses how media represents social groups and the considerations that went into designing a magazine for a target audience of men interested in folk music. The author chose to feature a woman on the cover to attract more readers according to the male gaze theory. Language, colors, and imagery were also chosen carefully to be appealing and relatable to the target audience, featuring natural blues and browns, photographs of musicians holding guitars outdoors. The goal was to design representations that potential readers could identify with in order to attract them to buy and read the magazine.
Question 5
The document summarizes how the author attracted their audience to their magazine. They used colorful designs and varied text styles and colors to make the magazine visually appealing. Larger or contrasting text was used to draw attention to important stories. Including different people in articles made the magazine seem more interesting. Directly addressing the reader on the cover helped engage them. The magazine also included interesting information about music to attract readers.
Question 4
- The magazine audience is aimed at both male and female teenagers, as evidenced by the vibrant color scheme used without gendered colors like pink or blue.
- The content, such as interviews, is informal to appeal to younger readers who want to keep up with their favorite artists.
- Images on the cover, such as a young model portrayed as Eminem wearing a hoodie, also signal the target age group of teenagers.
Question 5
This document discusses targeting an audience that does not want to be associated with other groups through the use of the term "Undefined" in a magazine. It describes bold text that draws readers in and covers music, tours, and exclusives of interest. Affordability is important for the intended student audience. A direct quote and image of a band member in casual clothes aims to appeal to and engage the target readership.
Evaluation question 2
The document describes how the author addressed their audience for their magazine. They conducted surveys on social media platforms to understand preferences. The surveys found that people preferred more pictures in magazines. The author used the color red like a popular magazine to attract readers. They included many pictures and featured young, up-and-coming artists to interest readers. The title of the magazine was made large and bright yellow to stand out and grab attention on shelves.
Question five
The document discusses strategies used in a media product to attract a target audience of teenagers. It focuses on using bright colors and a variety of fonts to appeal to both sexes and a range of ages. Popular artists like One Direction, Adele, and Miley Cyrus were featured to attract different demographics. Informal language, humor, and excessive exclamation points were employed to engage readers in a chatty, enthusiastic tone. The layout was described as juxtaposing modern and retro and childish yet chic styles. Images of male models were selected to appeal to both female and male readers.
Mission statement
The document outlines a mission statement for designing a school magazine aimed at sixth form students interested in social events, school events, and university prospects. The magazine will be called "Our View" to suggest it was written by students and make them feel involved. It will have a casual and conversational style while still being informative and educational. Copies will cost 50p each and be available monthly from a convenient location in the study room to help sell more issues. Articles will include university rankings, fashion tips, and teacher interviews.
Evaluation Q2
The document evaluates the author's music magazine called "Tempo" in representing social groups. The magazine targets 13-17 year olds, featuring casual clothing on the front cover to appear non-sexualized. It includes artists from different ethnic backgrounds and genders to promote equality. Throughout the magazine, the language is chatty yet informative to appeal to readers while addressing them as confident young women. The overall representation of women and message of equality in "Tempo" is seen as positive.
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The document summarizes the development of a magazine focused on drum and bass music. Key details include:
1) The magazine is called Euphoria and targets 16-24 year olds. Its masthead features sound waves and promotes "the freshest beats around."
2) The magazine was designed to appeal to fans of drum and bass music based on survey responses. It uses common magazine design conventions like images and banners.
3) The creator believes the magazine offers a variety of interesting content and fresh music. Feedback surveys indicated people liked what it offered, especially the title.
How does your media product represent particular
The document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. It describes targeting a magazine towards 16-20 year olds of all genders and ethnicities from the middle class. The following slides show how the magazine appeals to this target audience through the use of a young, attractive model on the cover and throughout in a playful pose to attract both genders, a red, black, and white color scheme, sophisticated fonts and layout to appeal to middle class readers, easy to navigate articles with brief descriptions and lots of images as focus groups said this engages teenage readers best.
How did you attract/address your audience
The document discusses how the creator aimed their college magazine at creative students by including four subjects - art, music, media, and photography. The main cover line about a "Media Student of the Year" was intended to appeal to students interested in media. Each cover line related to one of the four subjects to indicate the magazine's general content. The main image on the cover depicted a smiling student posing to look like a typical college student and encourage readers to relate to her and the magazine. Bios of the magazine's student team aimed to allow readers to relate to the contributors as well. A puff feature on the front cover was included to draw in a larger audience and give them a reason to engage with the magazine beyond just reading it.
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The magazine content, images, language, and fonts were carefully chosen to attract the target audience of young adults interested in indie music. The content focused on concerts and exclusive interviews. Eye-catching images of concerts and relaxed poses were included. Informal language and mild cursing created a casual tone. Fonts on the cover and pages were selected to be readable yet sophisticated and suit the indie genre. Purposeful design choices across all elements aimed to engage the audience.
3
The document discusses changes made to the target audience for a media product. Originally, the target was 14-25 year olds but curse words included made it unsuitable for 14-15 year olds. Many rock/indie bands and concerts are for older audiences. Inspiration from magazines like Q and NME led to targeting older teens and young adults. User testing found the new target audience would find the magazine successful.
eval q5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of 15+ male and female students interested in mixed genres of music for their music magazine. They used neutral blue and red colors to appeal to both genders. They included previews or "puffs" of free concerts on the cover to attract students with little money. Short descriptive phrases or "slugs" were included to help readers easily identify article topics. Photos of artists showed a range of shot sizes - long shots to see full outfits, and closeups to connect readers to the featured artist. Upcoming YouTube artists were mentioned to appeal to their audience's internet interests. The language and tone was witty without being dull or too educated to keep students engaged.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience in their music magazine. They used direct address to make the magazine personal. They featured eye contact on the cover to engage readers and persuade them to purchase it. The author also made the magazine's logo big and bold and in a contrasting color to attract attention and signal that free items were included to incentivize purchase. The cover lines provided up-to-date artist information and cliffhanger teasers to generate reader interest. Bright yellow and grey colors made the magazine stand out on shelves compared to competitors.
Question 2
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their audience for a music magazine they created. They conducted research on existing successful music magazines to understand conventions. They also created a survey to understand what genre, age group, and content people wanted. Based on the results, they decided on rock music genre and monthly publication. They included new artists to keep readers informed of trends and limited edition covers to make the magazine feel exclusive. Strong images and pull quotes were used to attract readers. The language balanced sophistication and informality to appeal to the target 17-30 age range.
Analysis of results.
The document analyzes the results of a survey about magazine preferences. It found that females read magazines more than males but the magazine will aim for both genders. Most readers were between 16-25 years old, so the magazine will target that age range. Survey respondents said they typically read magazines monthly, so the magazine will be produced monthly rather than weekly. Readers favored articles, images, and giveaways in magazines, so the new magazine will focus on including all of these elements. The magazine will focus on pop music genre since that was most requested by respondents.
How did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses strategies for attracting an audience to a student magazine. It aims the magazine at creative students by including sections on art, music, media and photography. The main cover line about a "Media Student of the Year" is intended to appeal to students interested in media. Each cover line relates to the four subject sections. The main image depicts a smiling student to make readers feel they can relate and be encouraged to read the magazine. Introducing the student magazine team aims to allow readers to relate to their peers contributing to the magazine.
2
The magazine represents indie/rock fashion groups by featuring alternative clothing styles in photos and on the cover. It also represents indie/rock music fans by including related music genres and artists. Additionally, it targets live music fans with concert dates and information about artist performances. The magazine avoids focusing on any particular religion to appeal to a wide audience across all religions.
Question 2
The document discusses how a music magazine represents teenage girls. It aims to appeal to the "indie" look that is popular on social media, featuring long hair, nice clothes, and being beautiful. The front cover photo fits this image and the girl's outfit matches the hipster/indie style. While a double page spread appeals most with its vintage and pastel pink aesthetic, the bold front cover is necessary to catch attention in stores amid competition. Both the cover and content aim to appeal to the magazine's target teenage audience.
Evaluaion question 5
To attract their target audience of an older demographic than typical pop music magazines, the author designed a magazine cover that stood out visually from usual pop magazine layouts. They aimed for an older look through the cover design and selected pictures that would appeal to both male and female readers. Research was conducted on what this older target audience looks for in pop music magazines to help address them through using common magazine conventions.
Evaluation question 2
This document summarizes how a pop music magazine represents its target social groups. The magazine targets late teens and early twenties who are typical heavy spenders interested in the latest technology and pop music. Both males and females are represented on the magazine cover featuring a band comprised of both genders. The target audience is also characterized as social media users focused on their careers and achieving goals.
Media powerpoint
The media product represents the social group of teenage girls by portraying the "indie" look that is idealized on social media. The pictures used in the magazine fit this image of beautiful girls with nice clothes and long hair. Specifically, the outfit of the girl featured prominently matches the hipster/indie style expected to appeal to the target audience. While mostly supporting dominant ideas, the bold colors and text used on the front cover challenge expectations somewhat by standing out more on newsstands to catch readers' eyes.
Boletín 01092014
El documento resume las claves de la sesión bursátil del 1 de septiembre de 2014, incluyendo los principales datos económicos que se publicarán ese día en países como Alemania, España y Estados Unidos, así como los valores de referencia de soporte y resistencia para el Ibex 35 y algunas de sus principales compañías. Además, proporciona una tabla con las últimas noticias del mercado y las estimaciones de los indicadores económicos que se darán a conocer.
ビジネスマインドセット研修を通して働く価値や意味を再認識させる｜株式会社ドミノ・ピザ ジャパン様の導入事例｜アクティブアンドカンパニー
当社では、社員が日々意欲を持って仕事に臨めるようにするために、新入社員研修や管理職、店長研修等、様々な研修を社員に対して実施し、社員育成にも力を入れてきた。しかし、社員のビジネススキルにおける研修だけでは、自身に課せられた役割を十分に認識できず、理想と現実との狭間で悩んだ挙句、仕事の楽しみを見出せなくなる可能性があることに気がついた。そこで今回、当社社員として働く意味・価値を社員に再認識してもらうために、『ビジネスマインドセット研修』の導入に至った。
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Question 5
This document discusses targeting an audience that does not want to be associated with other groups through the use of the term "Undefined" in a magazine. It describes bold text that draws readers in and covers music, tours, and exclusives of interest. Affordability is important for the intended student audience. A direct quote and image of a band member in casual clothes aims to appeal to and engage the target readership.
Evaluation question 2
The document describes how the author addressed their audience for their magazine. They conducted surveys on social media platforms to understand preferences. The surveys found that people preferred more pictures in magazines. The author used the color red like a popular magazine to attract readers. They included many pictures and featured young, up-and-coming artists to interest readers. The title of the magazine was made large and bright yellow to stand out and grab attention on shelves.
Question five
The document discusses strategies used in a media product to attract a target audience of teenagers. It focuses on using bright colors and a variety of fonts to appeal to both sexes and a range of ages. Popular artists like One Direction, Adele, and Miley Cyrus were featured to attract different demographics. Informal language, humor, and excessive exclamation points were employed to engage readers in a chatty, enthusiastic tone. The layout was described as juxtaposing modern and retro and childish yet chic styles. Images of male models were selected to appeal to both female and male readers.
Mission statement
The document outlines a mission statement for designing a school magazine aimed at sixth form students interested in social events, school events, and university prospects. The magazine will be called "Our View" to suggest it was written by students and make them feel involved. It will have a casual and conversational style while still being informative and educational. Copies will cost 50p each and be available monthly from a convenient location in the study room to help sell more issues. Articles will include university rankings, fashion tips, and teacher interviews.
Evaluation Q2
The document evaluates the author's music magazine called "Tempo" in representing social groups. The magazine targets 13-17 year olds, featuring casual clothing on the front cover to appear non-sexualized. It includes artists from different ethnic backgrounds and genders to promote equality. Throughout the magazine, the language is chatty yet informative to appeal to readers while addressing them as confident young women. The overall representation of women and message of equality in "Tempo" is seen as positive.
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The document summarizes the development of a magazine focused on drum and bass music. Key details include:
1) The magazine is called Euphoria and targets 16-24 year olds. Its masthead features sound waves and promotes "the freshest beats around."
2) The magazine was designed to appeal to fans of drum and bass music based on survey responses. It uses common magazine design conventions like images and banners.
3) The creator believes the magazine offers a variety of interesting content and fresh music. Feedback surveys indicated people liked what it offered, especially the title.
How does your media product represent particular
The document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. It describes targeting a magazine towards 16-20 year olds of all genders and ethnicities from the middle class. The following slides show how the magazine appeals to this target audience through the use of a young, attractive model on the cover and throughout in a playful pose to attract both genders, a red, black, and white color scheme, sophisticated fonts and layout to appeal to middle class readers, easy to navigate articles with brief descriptions and lots of images as focus groups said this engages teenage readers best.
How did you attract/address your audience
The document discusses how the creator aimed their college magazine at creative students by including four subjects - art, music, media, and photography. The main cover line about a "Media Student of the Year" was intended to appeal to students interested in media. Each cover line related to one of the four subjects to indicate the magazine's general content. The main image on the cover depicted a smiling student posing to look like a typical college student and encourage readers to relate to her and the magazine. Bios of the magazine's student team aimed to allow readers to relate to the contributors as well. A puff feature on the front cover was included to draw in a larger audience and give them a reason to engage with the magazine beyond just reading it.
4
The magazine content, images, language, and fonts were carefully chosen to attract the target audience of young adults interested in indie music. The content focused on concerts and exclusive interviews. Eye-catching images of concerts and relaxed poses were included. Informal language and mild cursing created a casual tone. Fonts on the cover and pages were selected to be readable yet sophisticated and suit the indie genre. Purposeful design choices across all elements aimed to engage the audience.
3
The document discusses changes made to the target audience for a media product. Originally, the target was 14-25 year olds but curse words included made it unsuitable for 14-15 year olds. Many rock/indie bands and concerts are for older audiences. Inspiration from magazines like Q and NME led to targeting older teens and young adults. User testing found the new target audience would find the magazine successful.
eval q5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of 15+ male and female students interested in mixed genres of music for their music magazine. They used neutral blue and red colors to appeal to both genders. They included previews or "puffs" of free concerts on the cover to attract students with little money. Short descriptive phrases or "slugs" were included to help readers easily identify article topics. Photos of artists showed a range of shot sizes - long shots to see full outfits, and closeups to connect readers to the featured artist. Upcoming YouTube artists were mentioned to appeal to their audience's internet interests. The language and tone was witty without being dull or too educated to keep students engaged.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience in their music magazine. They used direct address to make the magazine personal. They featured eye contact on the cover to engage readers and persuade them to purchase it. The author also made the magazine's logo big and bold and in a contrasting color to attract attention and signal that free items were included to incentivize purchase. The cover lines provided up-to-date artist information and cliffhanger teasers to generate reader interest. Bright yellow and grey colors made the magazine stand out on shelves compared to competitors.
Question 2
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their audience for a music magazine they created. They conducted research on existing successful music magazines to understand conventions. They also created a survey to understand what genre, age group, and content people wanted. Based on the results, they decided on rock music genre and monthly publication. They included new artists to keep readers informed of trends and limited edition covers to make the magazine feel exclusive. Strong images and pull quotes were used to attract readers. The language balanced sophistication and informality to appeal to the target 17-30 age range.
Analysis of results.
The document analyzes the results of a survey about magazine preferences. It found that females read magazines more than males but the magazine will aim for both genders. Most readers were between 16-25 years old, so the magazine will target that age range. Survey respondents said they typically read magazines monthly, so the magazine will be produced monthly rather than weekly. Readers favored articles, images, and giveaways in magazines, so the new magazine will focus on including all of these elements. The magazine will focus on pop music genre since that was most requested by respondents.
How did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses strategies for attracting an audience to a student magazine. It aims the magazine at creative students by including sections on art, music, media and photography. The main cover line about a "Media Student of the Year" is intended to appeal to students interested in media. Each cover line relates to the four subject sections. The main image depicts a smiling student to make readers feel they can relate and be encouraged to read the magazine. Introducing the student magazine team aims to allow readers to relate to their peers contributing to the magazine.
2
The magazine represents indie/rock fashion groups by featuring alternative clothing styles in photos and on the cover. It also represents indie/rock music fans by including related music genres and artists. Additionally, it targets live music fans with concert dates and information about artist performances. The magazine avoids focusing on any particular religion to appeal to a wide audience across all religions.
Question 2
The document discusses how a music magazine represents teenage girls. It aims to appeal to the "indie" look that is popular on social media, featuring long hair, nice clothes, and being beautiful. The front cover photo fits this image and the girl's outfit matches the hipster/indie style. While a double page spread appeals most with its vintage and pastel pink aesthetic, the bold front cover is necessary to catch attention in stores amid competition. Both the cover and content aim to appeal to the magazine's target teenage audience.
Evaluaion question 5
To attract their target audience of an older demographic than typical pop music magazines, the author designed a magazine cover that stood out visually from usual pop magazine layouts. They aimed for an older look through the cover design and selected pictures that would appeal to both male and female readers. Research was conducted on what this older target audience looks for in pop music magazines to help address them through using common magazine conventions.
Evaluation question 2
This document summarizes how a pop music magazine represents its target social groups. The magazine targets late teens and early twenties who are typical heavy spenders interested in the latest technology and pop music. Both males and females are represented on the magazine cover featuring a band comprised of both genders. The target audience is also characterized as social media users focused on their careers and achieving goals.
Media powerpoint
The media product represents the social group of teenage girls by portraying the "indie" look that is idealized on social media. The pictures used in the magazine fit this image of beautiful girls with nice clothes and long hair. Specifically, the outfit of the girl featured prominently matches the hipster/indie style expected to appeal to the target audience. While mostly supporting dominant ideas, the bold colors and text used on the front cover challenge expectations somewhat by standing out more on newsstands to catch readers' eyes.
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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.
Evaluation
- The document discusses the design choices made for a music magazine, including the masthead, fonts, layout, photography, and article style.
- The masthead is long and unique to draw attention, placed above the cover image in an unconventional way. Different fonts were used for headlines, coverlines, and text.
- The original color scheme of bright pastels didn't work, so black, white, and red were used instead for a more conventional rock magazine look.
- Moody, emotional photography portrayed subjects looking away from the camera. Quotations and staged writing was used to mimic conventional magazine articles.
- The magazine aims to attract teenagers into rock/indie music rather than gossip
Evaluation
This document provides an analysis of the forms and conventions used in a music magazine created by the author. It discusses several design elements of the front cover including the masthead font, cover photo positioning, and selling lines. It also analyzes conventions used such as eye contact in photos and column formatting in articles. Inspiration is drawn from existing music magazines like Q, especially regarding layout of content pages and use of color. Overall the document focuses on how the author applied typical magazine conventions and broke some to create a unique festival-themed music publication.
Evaluation
This document provides an analysis of the forms and conventions used in a music magazine created by the author. It discusses several design elements of the front cover including the masthead font, cover photo positioning, and selling lines. It also analyzes conventions used such as eye contact in photos and column formatting in articles. Inspiration is drawn from existing music magazines like Q, especially regarding layout of content pages and use of color. Overall the document focuses on how the author applied typical magazine conventions and broke some to create a unique festival-themed music publication.
Emma whitehand
The document summarizes the coursework for a music magazine project. It discusses how the magazine uses conventions from real publications, represents its celebrity subject as down-to-earth, and would appeal to a target audience of 13+ interested in pop-rock music. The document also reflects on technologies used, like photo editing, and lessons learned between the preliminary and full projects, such as including more detailed contents pages.
Emma whitehand
This document summarizes the learning and progress made by the student in constructing a music magazine as a coursework project from an initial preliminary task. The student learned about designing magazine layouts, techniques like photo editing and object grouping, as well as targeting audiences. Key lessons included making contents pages more informative, using distinctive fonts, including more elements on the front cover, and designing an eye-catching masthead that enhances the main image. The full magazine showed improvement over the preliminary task in appearing more professional and appealing.
Media Studies Presentation
This document summarizes the learning and progress made by the student in constructing a music magazine as a coursework project from an initial preliminary task. The student learned about designing magazine layouts, techniques like photo editing and object grouping, as well as conventions for attracting audiences. Feedback from the preliminary task informed design choices for the full magazine product, such as using more detailed contents pages and prominent mastheads. Overall, the student gained skills in magazine design and understanding target audiences.
Evaluation
The student created a magazine spread about a fictional female DJ named Sophie Wood. The spread uses a conventional magazine layout with a large background photo, tidy columns, and unique artist photos that do not feature obvious musical instruments. The magazine aims to represent youths, women, and culture. It has a fashion-oriented style that may inspire the audience and attract more women readers. Through this project, the student learned more about the music industry, magazine genres, and how to make a magazine look more professional.
As media studies
The student created a magazine spread for a coursework evaluation. Their magazine uses a familiar layout found in many existing music magazines, with a large featured photo and tidy columns. While others used obvious props like guitars in their photos, the student found that celebrity photoshoots rarely include props, so they followed that approach. The magazine aims to represent youths, women, and culture. It focuses on a fictional female DJ artist named Sophie Wood to appeal to women and attract attention from both genders. The student believes IPC Media, the parent company of NME magazine, would be a good fit to represent their magazine. Through this project, the student learned more about the music industry, media, and how to make a magazine
Evaluation q1
The document discusses the layout and design choices made for a magazine called TEMPO. It summarizes how conventions from other magazines like VIBE were used but also made unique. Dark colors, images of rappers in dark backgrounds, and fonts were chosen to reflect the rap genre. Artists from rap were featured to appeal to the target audience. The layout of the front cover, contents page, and double page spread followed conventions but also included original elements.
Address attract audience
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience of young females for their magazine. They used bright colors in the design, included photos of female and male artists to appeal to readers, advertised free posters to attract fans of a particular band, addressed readers directly using casual language, and included cover lines about popular artists and TV shows to pique interest. The price point was aimed at middle class teenagers and the overall layout and style was modeled after other magazines for young women.
Evaluation all
The document discusses how the media product challenges conventions of real music magazines. While many elements follow conventions like catchy mastheads in red font and balanced layouts, some unconventional aspects are intended to grab readers' attention, such as using black and white photos and arranging text in unique shapes. The goal is to balance familiarity with originality to produce a magazine that engages audiences.
Final evaluation
The student is pleased with how their music magazine turned out overall. They aimed to represent a feminine audience of teenagers and feel they achieved this through their choice of colors, fonts, model poses, and topics covered. They followed conventions from real music magazines but also developed some of their own ideas. Their intended audience is teenage girls interested in music, fashion, and celebrities. They tried to attract this audience through an attractive front cover model and intriguing article headlines.
Magazine evaluation
1. The document describes how the author's music magazine uses similar conventions and layout techniques as the magazine Kerrang!, including placing the lead article on the left third, adding a tagline, placing the masthead at the top over the main image, and including "free posters" at the bottom.
2. The magazine represents a solo female screamo artist in her late teens/early 20s to appeal to its target demographic. Photos portray her performing alone in rock/metal-inspired clothing.
3. Bauer Media would be a suitable distributor as they distribute the similar magazine Kerrang! and the author's magazine focuses on upcoming talent alongside larger bands, filling a gap in the
Media studies evaluation presentation 0
This document provides an analysis of Lilly Trkulja's media studies evaluation presentation. It examines how her media product uses conventions of real magazines through comparisons of its contents page, double page spread, and front cover to existing magazines. It represents a particular social group of younger girls through its focus on fashion, music, and celebrities. The intended audience is girls ages 8-11. Bauer publishing would be a suitable institution to distribute the product as it has a section targeting teens with magazines about celebrity, entertainment, fashion, beauty, and relationships.
Media studies evaluation presentation
The document summarizes a media studies evaluation presentation by Lilly Trkulja. It discusses how her media product, a magazine, uses conventions of real magazines through comparisons of elements like the contents page, double page spreads, and front cover. It represents a social group of younger girls through imagery, font, and topics. The magazine would be distributed by Bauer publishing, which has a teen section fitting the target demographic. The intended audience is girls ages 8-11, and the front cover attracts readers through gossip-fueled headlines and references to popular music. The process of creating the magazine taught lessons about technologies like cameras, editing software, and formatting challenges when uploading media.
Media studies evaluation presentation
This document contains an evaluation by Lilly Trkulja of her media studies presentation project. It includes comparisons of elements from her media product to real magazines, such as the contents page, double page spread, and front cover. It discusses how her product represents a target audience of young girls and how she attracted this audience through visual elements, language, and topics covered. The document also reflects on what Lilly has learned about technologies and the progression of her skills from her preliminary school magazine project to the completed pop music magazine product.
Evaluation question 5.
The document discusses strategies for attracting an audience to a magazine. It describes using a bold title and large headings on the front cover that are visible from a distance. It also features a photo of the artist looking at the reader to intrigue them. The language uses an informal tone to sound friendly and the magazine's genre is clearly communicated. Younger readers are likely the target audience as it focuses on new artists. Upcoming concerts are promoted on the front cover. Bright colors like pink are used strategically on the cover alongside black and white to stand out.
Evaluation – question_1
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes that the front cover and double page spread use typical conventions like the masthead, color scheme, standfirst, drop cap, and pull quote to look realistic. However, the contents page challenges conventions by having an atypical layout with a large main image and non-column listings to portray a fresh, distinctive magazine for its target indie music audience. In conclusion, most elements follow conventions for realism while the contents page challenges norms to suit the magazine's genre and prevent boredom for its target readers.
Media studies evaluation presentation
This document summarizes the ways in which the author's media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It compares elements of the author's contents page, double page spread, and front cover to existing magazines. It discusses how the media product represents younger girls as its target audience. Finally, it proposes that Bauer Publishing would be a suitable media institution to distribute the magazine, as they have a specific teen section that would be a good fit. The target audience is identified as young girls aged 8-11.
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