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The document discusses the key conventions used in magazine front covers and interior pages. It outlines several essential elements for the front cover including the masthead, puffs, cover line, central image, features, and straplines. The contents page includes images, features, masthead and cover line to clearly show what is inside. Double page spreads use a central image, masthead, cover line, and quotes to look interesting and professional. Font and graphic choices are made to appeal to rebellious older teenagers, including a rough masthead font and a central image of an interview subject wearing a mysterious rabbit mask.
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Evaluations question 1
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, uses and develops conventions from real music magazines. Specifically:
- Two magazines, i-D and another, were used as style models for layout, simplicity of design, soft colors, and minimal text.
- The title is prominently but not overwhelmingly displayed. Contents pages and spreads do not include the title based on one style model.
- Images are used as the main focal point, with cover lines and text intended to encourage reading the inside.
- A minimalist, black and white color scheme is used, with some important words highlighted for the contents page. Color is also matched from a photo to title text on a spread.
Question 1
This document discusses how the student's media magazine product uses and develops conventions from real magazines like NME.
The title, images, people featured, fonts, and written content generally conform to conventions of indie magazines. The title, artists' photos and attitudes, and fonts used help suggest the magazine's music genre.
While some elements like the main model's pose on the cover challenge conventions slightly, other aspects like her style of dress and the layouts of the front cover, contents page, and spreads follow conventions. The contents page specifically aims to conform to NME's style but includes more photos, developing that convention.
Masthead decisions
The document discusses the process of selecting and refining a font for a magazine masthead. The author initially chose an "acid dripping font" but realized it better represented horror genres rather than their alternative R&B music magazine theme. Feedback prompted changing the soft masthead font, as it did not match the bold cover fonts and had low quality. After further research emulating a similar real magazine, the author found a font that complemented the blocky magazine style better.
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In what way does my media product use
This document summarizes how the author's media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. The masthead is centered at the top of the front cover rather than left-aligned. The title "UNCUT" was chosen to appeal to an older, more mature audience seeking truthful stories. The front cover features a model in a winter-themed outfit along with other design elements like a snowflake icon. While including a story about a pop song, the magazine challenges pop magazine genres by using girly fonts and pastel colors rather than focusing on boys and gossip. The goal is to keep the target audience interested with a variety of subjects.
1st draft of question 1 part2
The document provides details on the design of a mock music magazine cover and contents page. Key elements included are a skyline with magazine contents, a prominent masthead, a cover model portrayed as a young female artist, cover lines in varied colors/fonts about magazine contents, a main cover line with the word "exclusive" and a pull quote from the cover model's interview. Other elements are a flash button advertising a competition to win the cover model's new album, a barcode and month indicating monthly publication, and varied formatting of images, subheadings and text on the contents page to highlight information and engage readers.
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Through their media products, the author develops continuity and conventions of a real country music magazine. They use consistent colors, fonts, and stylistic elements across the front cover, contents page, and double page spread. This includes using the same model, props, and layouts that readers would expect from an authentic country music magazine. The author's research of real magazines informed their design choices to develop a professional and sophisticated publication that effectively presents information about an up-and-coming country artist.
1st draft of question 1
The document describes the design elements used in a mock music magazine cover and contents page. Key elements include a skyline and masthead on the cover to identify the publication, a cover model to appeal to readers, and cover lines advertising articles. Inside, the contents page uses images and subheadings to preview articles, and a double-page spread features an interview with the cover model using a large lead photo, secondary photos, and pull quotes. Colors, fonts and layout are designed to attract readers and highlight important information.
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The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, uses and develops conventions from real music magazines. Specifically:
- Two magazines, i-D and another, were used as style models for layout, simplicity of design, soft colors, and minimal text.
- The title is prominently but not overwhelmingly displayed. Contents pages and spreads do not include the title based on one style model.
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This document discusses how the student's media magazine product uses and develops conventions from real magazines like NME.
The title, images, people featured, fonts, and written content generally conform to conventions of indie magazines. The title, artists' photos and attitudes, and fonts used help suggest the magazine's music genre.
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How did you attract your audience
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The document provides details on the design of a mock music magazine cover and contents page. Key elements included are a skyline with magazine contents, a prominent masthead, a cover model portrayed as a young female artist, cover lines in varied colors/fonts about magazine contents, a main cover line with the word "exclusive" and a pull quote from the cover model's interview. Other elements are a flash button advertising a competition to win the cover model's new album, a barcode and month indicating monthly publication, and varied formatting of images, subheadings and text on the contents page to highlight information and engage readers.
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1st draft of question 1
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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 the conventions used and challenged in the design of a magazine mock-up.
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The document discusses strategies for attracting and addressing the target audience of a music magazine. It describes using a model on the cover around age 18 to appeal to that demographic. The cover lines, artist names, and focus on music genres help readers identify the magazine's subject matter. Bold, bright fonts are used for readability against images. The contents page lists sections simply and clearly while linking to the magazine's website. Double page spreads showcase artists visually with their name incorporated into the design. Varied fonts, quotes, and column layouts maintain reader engagement throughout articles.
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The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience in designing a music magazine. Some key techniques included using an urban font for the masthead to match existing music magazines, prominent images and icons to clearly display the magazine title, and affordable pricing displayed subtly at the bottom. Color schemes, artist listings, and competitions were used to attract and engage young readers, mimicking techniques from other professional magazines. Photos were taken in both indoor and outdoor urban settings to establish the magazine's style.
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The document discusses the design choices made for a music magazine. The author incorporated conventional magazine design elements like a central cover image, masthead at the top, and varying font sizes. The cover model and black/blue/white color scheme suggested the genre as urban/rock. Layouts like the contents page and double page spread used consistent black backgrounds and drew from magazines like Vibe. The central cover image of a 16-year old R&B artist perfectly targeted the intended audience.
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The document discusses how the author's media product follows conventions of real music magazines to make it look realistic. The author researched magazine covers, contents pages, and double page spreads to identify conventions like using a bold masthead, artist's name, and color schemes that appeal to young audiences. The author applied these conventions throughout their magazine, but made some changes like rearranging a photo to make it more creative and changing the artist's expression to attract readers. The goal was to balance following conventions with small changes to make the magazine interesting while still looking like a real publication.
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The document discusses how the magazine appeals to its target audience through its design elements. It uses bright colors like pink, purple, and white that were favored by the target audience in research. Sans serif fonts are used to make the text clear and easy to read while serif fonts appear sophisticated. Images feature smiling artists around the target audience's age that connote relaxation. Informal and chatty language is used throughout to relate to the teenage target readers. The content focuses on pop artists, fashion, beauty, and contributions from the target audience.
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This document discusses how the different elements of a magazine work together to create a consistent identity. The author used the same colors, fonts, and similar images throughout their magazine to ensure the front cover, contents page, and double page spread all felt related. While the layout of each page differed based on the information and images, common branding elements like the house font, red/black/white color scheme, and people/clothing in the images allowed the magazine to have a cohesive look and feel. The goal was for readers to immediately recognize what publication they were viewing based on its unique attributes and style.
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The document discusses the design elements used in a magazine targeted towards teenage girls. It establishes a personal tone through direct address to make the magazine seem interactive. Color, fonts, images, and other visual elements are used strategically to appeal to the target audience and make the magazine stand out amongst competitors. Vibrant colors, fun fonts, fashionable artist photos, and engaging covers and articles help connect with teenage readers.
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The document discusses how the media product, a magazine, challenges conventions of existing music magazines by combining indie and jazz genres. It uses photos and styles from both indie and jazz magazines but aims to fuse them into a unique style that represents fun-loving yet sophisticated music fans. While maintaining typical magazine structures like mastheads and columns, unconventional design elements like rough fonts, Polaroids, and unusual color schemes add an indie flair. Photos of eclectic, individualistic subjects further distance it from typical gossip magazines to appeal to serious music lovers.
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This document discusses how the media creator developed a music magazine that uses conventions of real music magazines. They began by researching front covers of magazines like NME and Rolling Stone to understand conventions like prominent images, mastheads, dates and issue numbers. They decided on a pop genre magazine aimed at teenage girls, using pink and brown colors. Their front cover includes left-hand text, a large central image, barcode and date like real magazines. The contents page lists sections and uses side images and varied fonts. The double page spread employs article columns, colored quotes and page numbers to follow magazine conventions.
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The document discusses how a media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media. Specifically, it summarizes:
1) The magazine takes inspiration from indie and jazz magazines in its photos and aims to fuse the cocky individualism of indie with the class and sophistication of jazz.
2) The front cover uses conventions like a masthead but aims for a hand-drawn, rough style to break from other music magazines.
3) The contents page similarly follows real magazine conventions but uses a rustic, polaroid-style to distance itself from gossip magazines.
4) The double-page spread uses columns and interviews but breaks conventions with its color scheme and individually styled models.
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The document discusses the key conventions used in the front cover and contents page of a music magazine. These conventions include the masthead, puffs, cover line, central image, and features - all of which were necessary to make the magazine appealing to its target audience of rebellious teenagers. The double page spread also included these conventions, as well as quotes, to look professional and interesting. Throughout the magazine, fonts and images were carefully chosen to convey a sense of danger, mystery, and freedom for the target audience. Maintaining consistent branding across issues through the house style enhances recognizability of the magazine.
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The document discusses ways in which the student's media product uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines. For the masthead, a bold tattoo font is used to make it stand out. The layout follows conventions like columns but the chatty tone challenges conventions. A variety of genres and social groups are represented with diverse images of the artist. The product would likely be distributed by magazine companies like ICP Media, Bauer Media Group or Development Hell Ltd due to its genre mix appealing to their audiences.
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- The author's magazine incorporated researched conventions like a pink/blue color theme, model compositions, and questions to engage readers, while adapting the style to their feminine target audience.
- Challenges included indicating it was a music magazine given the lack of existing examples, but conventions were still followed to create a new
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The document provides an overview of a pop magazine aimed at teenage girls aged 14-17. It discusses the key elements included on the front cover such as the masthead, cover lines, images, and language used. The front cover is designed to attract the target audience and look professional like real magazines found in stores. Conventions from mainstream music magazines such as bar codes and issue numbers are included.
Evaluation 1
The document summarizes how the author's media product, a music magazine, uses and develops conventions from existing music magazines. The author researched magazines like "We Heart Pop" and "Vibe" to inform design choices for layout, fonts, colors, cover images, and other elements. While conforming to conventions like bold fonts and rule of thirds composition, the author also challenged conventions by including an editor's letter and multiple images on the contents page to provide more context for articles. The goal was to create a magazine that would appeal to 13-21 year olds with its bright, busy design while putting emphasis on the artists and stories featured.
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The document describes the development of a music magazine called "Spotlight" targeted towards teens and young adult women aged 16-25. Key details include:
- The magazine's masthead name "Spotlight" was chosen to match the genres of pop and R&B featured in stories and music downloads.
- The front cover features an interview with a rising 23-year old artist named Jayde Allison to appeal to the target audience.
- Color, fonts, images and topics were carefully selected throughout the magazine to attract and engage readers.
- The tagline "out with the old and in with the new" was chosen to convey the magazine's focus on the newest music trends each issue.
Evaluation one powerpoint
The document provides an evaluation of a media product created by the author. It summarizes the key elements of the author's music magazine, including:
1) The masthead uses a bold, spaced out font to grab attention in the style of other music magazines.
2) Models are portrayed casually to represent the indie genre. Outfits include polo shirts, bomber jackets, and a Harrington jacket.
3) Layout and design are inspired by magazines like The Wire, with neat alignment and simple color schemes throughout.
4) Conventions of magazines are followed, with cover lines, taglines, prices and dates included on the front cover.
Evaluation one powerpoint
1) The magazine uses conventions of real music magazines through its bold masthead, simplistic layout, casual outfits on the cover models, and variety of shots and framing of images.
2) The creator was inspired by other magazines' layouts, fonts, and masthead styles to develop a magazine that represented independence for artists.
3) The magazine portrays the indie/alternative genre through the featured bands, casual outfits, and neutral color scheme used throughout.
Conventions - evaluation
The document discusses how the magazine layout challenges conventions of real music magazines. Specifically:
- The front cover layout emphasizes the main image rather than hiding it behind text, to avoid clutter. This makes the main story clearer.
- The contents page clearly shows the most important article and popular pieces in an accessible layout similar to the magazine NME.
- The double page spread has a structured style without clutter, like pages in NME, with the main image and article separated clearly.
- Images throughout are edited using Photoshop to match the magazine style and look more professional, challenging techniques used in magazines like NME. Language, fonts and styles are also used to attract younger audiences as other music magazines
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This document summarizes a student's music magazine project. The student analyzed conventions used in Billboard magazine such as minimal text on the cover, large headline font, and pull quotes. The student incorporated these conventions into their own magazine cover featuring a model representing an indie rock artist. Key elements of the student's magazine included the masthead "MISBHV" representing "misbehave", headlines, selling lines, pull quotes, two column layout, and barcode/date. The magazine was designed to represent 16-25 year old indie rock listeners through the clothing of models showcasing two female indie rock artists.
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The document discusses the forms and conventions used in creating a music magazine cover and contents page.
The magazine cover follows conventions of Rolling Stone magazine, including the masthead, cover line, main image, selling line, headline, price and barcode. Eye contact and modern clothing were used to represent the R&B genre. Consistent colors of red, black and white were used throughout.
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The document summarizes how the media product, a magazine, represents and targets particular social groups through its design and content choices. Specifically, it discusses how the cover, contents page, and double-page spread use images, fonts, colors, and conventions found in real hip-hop magazines to represent and appeal to its target audience of 16-24 year old hip-hop fans. The magazine aims to portray the stereotypes associated with hip-hop artists and fans, such as being rebellious, moody, and wearing "bling," to connect with its target readership. Across the different elements, consistency is maintained through repeated use of the magazine title, color scheme, and fonts.
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The document provides details about the design and content of a hip-hop magazine called "BEAT" created by the author for a media evaluation assignment. It summarizes the ways in which the magazine's design and conventions follow or challenge those of real hip-hop magazines. Key aspects discussed include the magazine cover, contents page, double-page spread layout and the representation of the target hip-hop audience aged 16-19. Distribution and potential publisher Bauer Media are also discussed.
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The document provides details about the design and content of a hip-hop magazine called "BEAT" created by the author for a media evaluation assignment. It summarizes the ways in which the magazine's design and conventions follow or challenge those of real hip-hop magazines. Key aspects discussed include the magazine cover, contents page, double-page spread layout and representation of the target hip-hop audience aged 16-19. The author aims to attract this audience through the use of appropriate models, themes, language and pricing.
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- 2. The front cover of my magazine includes conventions which should be included in the front cover of every music magazine. These are; - Masthead - Puffs - Cover line - Central image - Features - Straplines All of these were necessary to use to make my music magazine look effective and appealing to my target audience.
- 3. My contents page included conventions such as images, features included in the magazine, a masthead and cover line. It is important that my contents page looked appealing as when my target audience looked at it, they needed to see exactly what was inside the magazine and where.
- 4. My double page spread included conventions such as central image, masthead, cover line and quotes. These all made the page look interesting and professional. They also made it so it looked more appealing to look at and read. I had the writing on the one side and the picture the other side. This gave it a similar feel to double page spreads in different music magazines.
- 5. I have pushed the boundaries in my music magazine as I tried to connotate different things from different aspects of it. With the font of the masthead, it looked rough and dangerous. That would appeal to the target audience of quite rebellious older teenagers as it connotes a sense of danger and ‘angry’ music. The central image used is of the main guy featured in the magazine, he is wearing a rabbit mask. This is present a sense of mystery to him and that in the article about him, it gets under the mask and reveals a lot about him. It also connotes a sense of trapped and talking out in the interview is giving him freedom. The writing I’ve used is all in sans-serif as I want my target audience to feel as if they can relate to it and it isn’t a serious magazine but fun and not up tight. The masthead font gives the magazine a sense of brand identity as it doesn’t change in any magazine issue/weekly. The house style of the magazine is the same is the fonts and color's don’t change and it is can recognized as being the same when people go to buy it.