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This document discusses how a media product can use, develop, or challenge conventions of real media. It notes that feature articles in magazines typically use double page spreads with headlines and subheadings. Most artists will only appear if promoting something. Images are usually one large with several smaller. Some music magazines use relevant slang and swear words. Text grabs are often controversial, funny, or rude. The document then discusses how the creator developed a magazine for young women by adding fashion elements, using sophisticated colors and large fonts for readability. It will be weekly, glossy, and priced under £2 to attract its target audience. The informal tone aims to help readers connect.
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Magazine analysis 2
This document summarizes and analyzes the front page and contents page of a magazine.
The front page uses a familiar masthead and tagline to engage readers. The main image has informal, pop culture references to appeal to its target audience. The composition is atypical for a magazine by lacking ads and integrated cover design.
The contents page uses the same font as the front to maintain a consistent professional identity. The informal presentation with cut-off words and tilted text conveys a relaxed attitude to appeal to readers. It breaks conventions by lacking things like page numbers.
Overall, the magazine aims to attract its target young audience through an informal, pop culture-focused style that stands out from typical magazine design norms
Evaluation 3
Egmont UK Ltd would be the best publishing house for the magazine because it already publishes a similar magazine called "We Love Pop". Choosing the same publishing house would help link the new magazine to an established brand and target the same audience. The magazine would be distributed at newsagents and also online through apps and websites to reach more of the target audience. It would be released every two months instead of monthly to allow more time to gather musical content and information.
How did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses various design elements used in magazines to attract audiences, including:
- Using a strap line and masthead to indicate the magazine's genre and audience.
- Choosing eye-catching headlines, images, and sell lines to entice readers.
- Incorporating familiar layouts, fonts, and colors used in other magazines in the genre.
- Featuring a variety of models and locations relevant to the target audience.
Surevey result analysis
The document discusses the results of a survey about magazine preferences. It suggests that the magazine should:
1) Have an eye-catching cover to appeal to casual readers.
2) Be published monthly with a lot of content to encourage readers to purchase each issue.
3) Appeal to both male and female readers with a mix of content.
4) Target younger readers aged 16-19 but use a mix of slang and proper English.
5) Be available in both print and online formats.
How Did You Attract Your Audience
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for their music magazine. To attract readers, the front cover uses a bold masthead, colorful imagery, and prominently displays the price. The contents page features the author's own concert photos to seem more relatable. To address readers, the magazine provides information like tour dates and reviews. It helps build readers' personal identities by emulating styles of music icons. Entertainment elements like boxed extras break up longer articles. Social media integration and a genre-related magazine title foster community among fans.
Evaluation of my course work
The document describes the evaluation of a coursework project to create a magazine. It discusses how the magazine covers various conventions of real magazines in its cover, contents page, and double page spread layout. It also addresses how the magazine represents teenagers and the middle class. The intended audience is described as older teenagers and young adults of lower to middle class interested in concerts and music. The document reflects on the technologies and skills learned in creating the magazine project.
Question 5 - Evaluation
The document discusses techniques used in a magazine to attract its target audience. It implemented techniques from Kerrang magazine during planning and analyzed audience preferences through a questionnaire. The magazine uses both serious and colloquial language, bold fonts, rhetorical questions, and a conversational tone on the cover to engage readers. An interview article in the magazine adopts the voice of both interviewer and interviewee to discuss Paul McCartney. The magazine title, fonts, and retro cover style relate to the Beatles to intrigue the target audience. Consistent branding and graphics provide familiarity for readers. Incentives like competitions and free items are used to attract audiences beyond the content. Links to popular social media integrate convergent interests.
Genre of magazine complete
The magazine will primarily feature pop music but will also include indie, alternative, and R&B genres to appeal to a wide audience. These genres are popular with the target age group and feature recognizable artists that will attract readers' attention. Including these genres allows the magazine to relate well to the memories and music tastes of readers from that generation. However, publishing these genres also leads to significant competition. Researching other successful music magazines can provide insights into appealing artists and features. Covering a variety of genres provides more topics for articles throughout the magazine to maintain readers' interest.
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This document summarizes and analyzes the front page and contents page of a magazine.
The front page uses a familiar masthead and tagline to engage readers. The main image has informal, pop culture references to appeal to its target audience. The composition is atypical for a magazine by lacking ads and integrated cover design.
The contents page uses the same font as the front to maintain a consistent professional identity. The informal presentation with cut-off words and tilted text conveys a relaxed attitude to appeal to readers. It breaks conventions by lacking things like page numbers.
Overall, the magazine aims to attract its target young audience through an informal, pop culture-focused style that stands out from typical magazine design norms
Evaluation 3
Egmont UK Ltd would be the best publishing house for the magazine because it already publishes a similar magazine called "We Love Pop". Choosing the same publishing house would help link the new magazine to an established brand and target the same audience. The magazine would be distributed at newsagents and also online through apps and websites to reach more of the target audience. It would be released every two months instead of monthly to allow more time to gather musical content and information.
How did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses various design elements used in magazines to attract audiences, including:
- Using a strap line and masthead to indicate the magazine's genre and audience.
- Choosing eye-catching headlines, images, and sell lines to entice readers.
- Incorporating familiar layouts, fonts, and colors used in other magazines in the genre.
- Featuring a variety of models and locations relevant to the target audience.
Surevey result analysis
The document discusses the results of a survey about magazine preferences. It suggests that the magazine should:
1) Have an eye-catching cover to appeal to casual readers.
2) Be published monthly with a lot of content to encourage readers to purchase each issue.
3) Appeal to both male and female readers with a mix of content.
4) Target younger readers aged 16-19 but use a mix of slang and proper English.
5) Be available in both print and online formats.
How Did You Attract Your Audience
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for their music magazine. To attract readers, the front cover uses a bold masthead, colorful imagery, and prominently displays the price. The contents page features the author's own concert photos to seem more relatable. To address readers, the magazine provides information like tour dates and reviews. It helps build readers' personal identities by emulating styles of music icons. Entertainment elements like boxed extras break up longer articles. Social media integration and a genre-related magazine title foster community among fans.
Evaluation of my course work
The document describes the evaluation of a coursework project to create a magazine. It discusses how the magazine covers various conventions of real magazines in its cover, contents page, and double page spread layout. It also addresses how the magazine represents teenagers and the middle class. The intended audience is described as older teenagers and young adults of lower to middle class interested in concerts and music. The document reflects on the technologies and skills learned in creating the magazine project.
Question 5 - Evaluation
The document discusses techniques used in a magazine to attract its target audience. It implemented techniques from Kerrang magazine during planning and analyzed audience preferences through a questionnaire. The magazine uses both serious and colloquial language, bold fonts, rhetorical questions, and a conversational tone on the cover to engage readers. An interview article in the magazine adopts the voice of both interviewer and interviewee to discuss Paul McCartney. The magazine title, fonts, and retro cover style relate to the Beatles to intrigue the target audience. Consistent branding and graphics provide familiarity for readers. Incentives like competitions and free items are used to attract audiences beyond the content. Links to popular social media integrate convergent interests.
Genre of magazine complete
The magazine will primarily feature pop music but will also include indie, alternative, and R&B genres to appeal to a wide audience. These genres are popular with the target age group and feature recognizable artists that will attract readers' attention. Including these genres allows the magazine to relate well to the memories and music tastes of readers from that generation. However, publishing these genres also leads to significant competition. Researching other successful music magazines can provide insights into appealing artists and features. Covering a variety of genres provides more topics for articles throughout the magazine to maintain readers' interest.
Eval 4
The document describes the target audience for a music magazine. Through surveys and examining other music magazines, the creator determined the audience would be young adult females, ages 16-25. This is reflected on the magazine cover which features an attractive female model. The colors, features, and font used are youthful but not childish. Articles about festivals and competitions also suggest a young adult target audience. The lower price point of £2.99 makes it affordable for its target readers. The magazine aims to attract readers interested in fashion, TV, films and stereotypical female interests.
Attitude complete
This magazine will be presented in an informal manner to relate to its target audience of younger people who would not want to read many pages of writing. It will use bright colors, bold fonts, and large pull quotes to emphasize the bold and outgoing genres of music featured. Photographs will show the audience's perspective to make the magazine feel more real. The layout and design will give readers a feel of freedom in the music world and relate to different genres through bold and funky fonts, with some pages using only images and little text to avoid discouraging the audience.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product both follows and challenges conventions of real magazines. It follows conventions such as using different fonts and page numbers to guide readers. However, it also challenges conventions by using a simple three-color scheme rather than bright colors, and including reader submissions rather than just professional content. Overall, the document aims to create a magazine that feels sophisticated while still appealing to a younger audience.
Cover price of publication complete
This document discusses the cover price and frequency of publication for a new magazine. It will be published monthly for £3.99. Publishing monthly allows for more content like articles and photos, which were most popular in surveys. It also permits more advertisements, which are a major revenue source and help curate branding. Higher frequency justifies using higher quality paper and photos for a polished, professional finish that draws buyers. The £3.99 price was determined from market research showing 50% of respondents would not pay over £4.
Q5 addressing audience
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience of teenagers and young adults for their magazine MuseMag. They chose quirky, non-formal fonts to give the magazine a younger feel rather than one aimed at older readers. Interview content about a singer's breakup would interest the target audience. Subheadings in the contents page, such as a music festival ticket giveaway or a band member leaving a band, aimed to draw in readers with topics relevant to and of interest to teenagers and young adults. The front cover image of a young male in front of a brick wall further targeted the magazine's intended audience.
Questions1 3front
The document discusses the design of a magazine front cover and how it relates to real magazines. It summarizes that:
1) The front cover follows conventions of music magazines like Q with its layout, color scheme, and single image.
2) It challenges conventions by having little text on the front cover and not featuring many article previews, instead focusing on the contents page. It is also heavily focused on the right side.
3) The front cover represents older teenagers and young adult females interested in music, fashion, and idols, targeting an indie rock and indie grime audience.
Evaluation social groups 2
The document discusses a magazine targeted towards fans of classic rock and heavy metal music. To appeal to this audience, the magazine uses conventions from similar publications. It features a dark cover with bold fonts and images to draw readers in. While focusing on older artists through discussions and using gold, the cover also features a younger person to widen the target demographic. An article in the magazine highlights both younger and older artists to further appeal to a range of ages. The price was kept affordable to not exclude young readers.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media products. It uses conventions such as models making eye contact and magazine layout features. It develops conventions by including large convergent social media links on the cover and an editorial on the contents page. It challenges conventions by targeting more females than typical hip-hop magazines, and displaying the low price prominently to encourage purchases.
assessment of magazines
This document discusses key considerations for designing magazine covers, including:
- The top line should give readers an understanding of the magazine's content and objective.
- The central image, usually a face, is the main visual focus as it naturally draws the eye.
- Images and design should cater to the target demographic to elicit a positive response.
- Contrasting colors draw attention to important words or headlines.
- Font choices can emphasize certain elements and relate to the magazine's subject matter.
- Understanding the audience's motivations helps present content they want to see, like happy school images reassuring parents.
Question 1 evaluation
The front cover of the magazine follows conventions of music magazines. It features a young pop star using direct address to engage the target audience. The colors pink and purple are used to appeal to the magazine's intended female audience aged 12-16. The cover lines and masthead are brightly colored and positioned to catch readers' attention. Additionally, the cover includes a skyline, strap line, barcode, price, and promotional text to attract readers.
Question 5
The document discusses how the magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread attract and address the intended audience. Key points made include:
1) Bold text, logos, and unique design elements like colored boxes draw the eye and stand out from other magazines.
2) Including a variety of popular musicians on the contents page would attract readers interested in those artists.
3) Unusual fonts, colors, and layouts make the magazine stand out while still following some genre conventions.
4) Quotes, photos, and reviews help readers decide what content interests them.
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The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, represents its target audience. The target audience is described as mainly white males aged 16-21 who enjoy alternative rock music and festivals. While the magazine is aimed at this group, the creator tried to avoid stereotyping by appealing to a wider range of alternative music fans beyond typical "emos". The language and stories used cater to the interests of the target audience. Certain groups outside this niche, such as indie music fans, are not represented through the artists and content featured.
Working title complete
The document discusses potential titles for a new music magazine. The working title is "Overload," which is meant to convey that the magazine will be packed with images, gossip and information. While "Overload" grabs attention, it does not clearly indicate the music genres covered. The author plans to choose a one-word masthead in line with popular music magazine conventions, and will further develop the title as the magazine concept progresses.
Proposal - Pop!
The document proposes a new music magazine called "Pop!" focused on pop music and aimed at teenage girls aged 13-18. Key details include:
- The magazine will feature interviews, artist posters, concert photos to allow readers to connect with their favorite artists.
- The front cover and double page spread will use a colorful design inspired by 1990s magazine Smash Hits, with a pink and blue color scheme.
- It will be 32 pages long, sized at A4, and released every two weeks at a cost of 99p, mirroring the format of the popular Smash Hits magazine.
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This document analyzes and summarizes the front and contents pages of three different magazines.
For the first magazine, it notes the simple masthead and font conveying a sophisticated yet sensible style. The contents page uses consistent fonts and clear labeling of photos.
The second magazine uses a familiar masthead and informal main image with pop culture references to engage readers. Its contents page establishes a unique identity with tilted informal text and festival photo.
The third magazine has a futuristic masthead, bottom strip informing of articles, issue number, and attention-grabbing slogan. It follows typical magazine conventions with an integrated cover.
Question 2
The document summarizes how the media product, a magazine, represents different social groups. It aims to represent:
- Females aged 15-21 as the main audience, though it also aims to represent some male interests.
- Working and middle class audiences through an affordable price point and casual language.
- Alternative music fans through featured content, but also aims to represent mainstream music fans.
- The style and content is designed to appeal to teenagers through bright colors, informal language, and relatable topics.
Name of magazine
LOOK magazine has a circulation of 200,265 and is published weekly. It has a target audience of young, middle-class women interested in fashion, celebrity gossip, and lifestyle content. Both the print and online magazines use a similar color scheme and font styles to create a consistent brand image and appeal to their target demographic. The website layout focuses on easy navigation between fashion, beauty, and celebrity sections to mirror the magazine's organization of content.
Question 1
The document discusses various design elements and conventions used in the mock indie music magazine cover created by the author. It analyzes the masthead, main feature story, plug, footer, main image, contents page, subscription box, and other interior elements. It notes how these elements follow typical conventions of real indie music magazines, such as font choices, placement of elements, and inclusion of things like pull quotes, to make the mock magazine look authentic and professional.
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This magazine will be presented in an informal manner to relate to its target audience of younger people who would not want to read many pages of writing. It will use bright colors, bold fonts, and large pull quotes to emphasize the bold and outgoing genres of music featured. Photographs will show the audience's perspective to make the magazine feel more real. The layout and design will give readers a feel of freedom in the music world and relate to different genres through bold and funky fonts, with some pages using only images and little text to avoid discouraging the audience.
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The document discusses how the media product both follows and challenges conventions of real magazines. It follows conventions such as using different fonts and page numbers to guide readers. However, it also challenges conventions by using a simple three-color scheme rather than bright colors, and including reader submissions rather than just professional content. Overall, the document aims to create a magazine that feels sophisticated while still appealing to a younger audience.
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Q5 addressing audience
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience of teenagers and young adults for their magazine MuseMag. They chose quirky, non-formal fonts to give the magazine a younger feel rather than one aimed at older readers. Interview content about a singer's breakup would interest the target audience. Subheadings in the contents page, such as a music festival ticket giveaway or a band member leaving a band, aimed to draw in readers with topics relevant to and of interest to teenagers and young adults. The front cover image of a young male in front of a brick wall further targeted the magazine's intended audience.
Questions1 3front
The document discusses the design of a magazine front cover and how it relates to real magazines. It summarizes that:
1) The front cover follows conventions of music magazines like Q with its layout, color scheme, and single image.
2) It challenges conventions by having little text on the front cover and not featuring many article previews, instead focusing on the contents page. It is also heavily focused on the right side.
3) The front cover represents older teenagers and young adult females interested in music, fashion, and idols, targeting an indie rock and indie grime audience.
Evaluation social groups 2
The document discusses a magazine targeted towards fans of classic rock and heavy metal music. To appeal to this audience, the magazine uses conventions from similar publications. It features a dark cover with bold fonts and images to draw readers in. While focusing on older artists through discussions and using gold, the cover also features a younger person to widen the target demographic. An article in the magazine highlights both younger and older artists to further appeal to a range of ages. The price was kept affordable to not exclude young readers.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media products. It uses conventions such as models making eye contact and magazine layout features. It develops conventions by including large convergent social media links on the cover and an editorial on the contents page. It challenges conventions by targeting more females than typical hip-hop magazines, and displaying the low price prominently to encourage purchases.
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This document discusses key considerations for designing magazine covers, including:
- The top line should give readers an understanding of the magazine's content and objective.
- The central image, usually a face, is the main visual focus as it naturally draws the eye.
- Images and design should cater to the target demographic to elicit a positive response.
- Contrasting colors draw attention to important words or headlines.
- Font choices can emphasize certain elements and relate to the magazine's subject matter.
- Understanding the audience's motivations helps present content they want to see, like happy school images reassuring parents.
Question 1 evaluation
The front cover of the magazine follows conventions of music magazines. It features a young pop star using direct address to engage the target audience. The colors pink and purple are used to appeal to the magazine's intended female audience aged 12-16. The cover lines and masthead are brightly colored and positioned to catch readers' attention. Additionally, the cover includes a skyline, strap line, barcode, price, and promotional text to attract readers.
Question 5
The document discusses how the magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread attract and address the intended audience. Key points made include:
1) Bold text, logos, and unique design elements like colored boxes draw the eye and stand out from other magazines.
2) Including a variety of popular musicians on the contents page would attract readers interested in those artists.
3) Unusual fonts, colors, and layouts make the magazine stand out while still following some genre conventions.
4) Quotes, photos, and reviews help readers decide what content interests them.
Task 2 evaluation
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, represents its target audience. The target audience is described as mainly white males aged 16-21 who enjoy alternative rock music and festivals. While the magazine is aimed at this group, the creator tried to avoid stereotyping by appealing to a wider range of alternative music fans beyond typical "emos". The language and stories used cater to the interests of the target audience. Certain groups outside this niche, such as indie music fans, are not represented through the artists and content featured.
Working title complete
The document discusses potential titles for a new music magazine. The working title is "Overload," which is meant to convey that the magazine will be packed with images, gossip and information. While "Overload" grabs attention, it does not clearly indicate the music genres covered. The author plans to choose a one-word masthead in line with popular music magazine conventions, and will further develop the title as the magazine concept progresses.
Proposal - Pop!
The document proposes a new music magazine called "Pop!" focused on pop music and aimed at teenage girls aged 13-18. Key details include:
- The magazine will feature interviews, artist posters, concert photos to allow readers to connect with their favorite artists.
- The front cover and double page spread will use a colorful design inspired by 1990s magazine Smash Hits, with a pink and blue color scheme.
- It will be 32 pages long, sized at A4, and released every two weeks at a cost of 99p, mirroring the format of the popular Smash Hits magazine.
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This document analyzes and summarizes the front and contents pages of three different magazines.
For the first magazine, it notes the simple masthead and font conveying a sophisticated yet sensible style. The contents page uses consistent fonts and clear labeling of photos.
The second magazine uses a familiar masthead and informal main image with pop culture references to engage readers. Its contents page establishes a unique identity with tilted informal text and festival photo.
The third magazine has a futuristic masthead, bottom strip informing of articles, issue number, and attention-grabbing slogan. It follows typical magazine conventions with an integrated cover.
Question 2
The document summarizes how the media product, a magazine, represents different social groups. It aims to represent:
- Females aged 15-21 as the main audience, though it also aims to represent some male interests.
- Working and middle class audiences through an affordable price point and casual language.
- Alternative music fans through featured content, but also aims to represent mainstream music fans.
- The style and content is designed to appeal to teenagers through bright colors, informal language, and relatable topics.
Name of magazine
LOOK magazine has a circulation of 200,265 and is published weekly. It has a target audience of young, middle-class women interested in fashion, celebrity gossip, and lifestyle content. Both the print and online magazines use a similar color scheme and font styles to create a consistent brand image and appeal to their target demographic. The website layout focuses on easy navigation between fashion, beauty, and celebrity sections to mirror the magazine's organization of content.
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The document discusses various design elements and conventions used in the mock indie music magazine cover created by the author. It analyzes the masthead, main feature story, plug, footer, main image, contents page, subscription box, and other interior elements. It notes how these elements follow typical conventions of real indie music magazines, such as font choices, placement of elements, and inclusion of things like pull quotes, to make the mock magazine look authentic and professional.
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My magazine, Enterprise, uses conventions from real media like a masthead and cover images. It targets teenagers of both genders with bright colors and fun fonts. While the magazine represents only white British artists equally across genders, the cover images rely on some gender stereotypes. The intended audience was 12-19 year olds but the colorful design could attract a wider range. Prometheus would be a suitable publisher since it reaches multiple platforms and already publishes popular magazines like Billboard. The magazine would cost £2 per issue and aims to sell 100 copies per issue to earn £2,400 in the first year. It would be similar to the popular NME magazine and maintain interest through exclusive content, competitions, and posters in each issue
As Media Evaluation 1.25
The document discusses conventions and forms used in real music magazines that the author's media product draws from, develops, or challenges. Specifically, it discusses conventions around cover images, mastheads, headlines, secondary stories, exclusives, freebies, features, publication details, cover lines, barcodes, websites, house styles, quotes, images, modeling details, fashion, captions, and menus. The author aimed to apply these conventions appropriately while also developing some to suit their vision and genre of grime/hip hop magazines.
As media studies coursework evaluation
The document summarizes the evaluation of a media studies coursework project creating a music magazine targeted at teenage girls. It discusses how the magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread follow conventions of real music magazines in their use of colors, fonts, photos and layout. It represents teenage girls as happy and carefree through pink colors and smiling photos. The magazine would be published by an institution like Hachette Filipacchi that publishes magazines for a similar audience. Research was done on popular music and existing magazines to attract and address the target teenage girl readership.
AS Media Studies Coursework Evaluation
This document summarizes a student's media studies coursework evaluation of their own media product, a music magazine targeted at teenage girls. The student discusses how their cover, contents page, and double page spread follow conventions of real music magazines in their use of colors, layout, fonts, and photos. They represent teenage girls as happy and carefree through pink colors and smiling photos. The student suggests their magazine would be published by Hachette Filipacchi, who publishes magazines for a similar target audience.
Henry's Evaluation
The document discusses photography planning for the front cover and contents page of a hip hop magazine called "Unleash". For the front cover, several mid-shot and close-up photos of a model were taken in different outfits and poses to see which would work best. A mid-shot of the model standing was chosen to look powerful and match conventions of other hip hop magazines. For the contents page, multiple photos of artists together were taken to make the page more appealing and fit conventions of the inspiration magazine, XXL. Several photos were taken for both pages to have options that suit the hip hop genre and magazine style.
Evaluation 1.2
The document discusses conventions used in music magazines and how the creator applied and developed these conventions in their own magazine. Key conventions included using prominent images and quotes on the cover to attract readers, as well as features, exclusives, and a freebie giveaway. The creator aimed to represent the grime/hip-hop genre through stylistic choices like poses, backgrounds, and fashion while making the magazine feel polished and on-trend. Overall, the creator worked to authentically apply genre-specific conventions while putting their own spin on conventions like placement of elements and use of captions.
Evaluation
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real magazines. It summarizes how the magazine's masthead, fonts, layout, and photos on the cover both follow and challenge common conventions. For example, the masthead font is simple like most magazines but not as bold, and the cover photo was swapped from the planned main story to have a more professional studio shot. The document also discusses how the magazine represents social groups by featuring both male and female models in a casual, non-gendered way and having a color scheme not biased to any gender.
Treatmeant
The document discusses the target audience, format, content, and production of a proposed music magazine. The target readership is 16-24 year olds who are interested in music, celebrity gossip, and social trends. The magazine will be in color, A4 size, and cost £1.50. It will feature typical sections like charts, interviews, reviews as well as random extras. The editorial team producing the magazine will be young adults to relate to the target audience and source new ideas. Potential advertisers include fashion, food, drink, and music-related brands that appeal to 16-24 year old interests.
Media magazine evaluation
The document discusses how a media product (a rock magazine) uses conventions of real media. It uses social media logos and established brands like iTunes to interact with audiences. It follows color schemes and fonts used by other rock magazines to appeal to its target audience. Key words are bolded, pull quotes are used, and competitions and subscriptions are advertised to attract readers. Photos in the magazine represent the target 16-24 age group to make them feel related to. Overall, the document examines how the magazine incorporates standard media formats and represents its intended social group of rock fans aged 16-24.
AS Media Studies Music Magazine Evaluation
The document discusses the rationale for creating a hip-hop music magazine targeted at 16-24 year olds. A survey found this age group prefers hip-hop music because it relates to their lifestyle. The magazine, called "Amplify", uses conventions from real music magazines like mastheads, cover lines, and positioning of images. It represents 16-24 year olds who are heavily invested in hip-hop culture through music, fashion, and social media.
Media Evaluation
The document summarizes a student's media project creating a music magazine. The student used conventions from real music magazines like NME in their magazine's design but also challenged some conventions. They included a front cover, contents page, and double page interview spread that drew inspiration from NME in terms of layout, images, and use of color while also making some unique design choices. The magazine's target audience is described as males and females aged 15-25 interested in indie music.
Music Magazine Evaluation
The document discusses a media magazine created by the author for their target audience of young rock music fans aged 15-25. The magazine uses conventions from other music magazines like Kerrang and NME in its layout, but also challenges some conventions. For example, the main cover image looks away from the audience instead of directly at them. The magazine would be distributed by Bauer Media Publications, as they publish similar successful music magazines.
Media evaluation
The document discusses the process of creating a magazine for young teenage girls aged 11-14. It summarizes the key aspects of constructing the magazine, including defining the target audience, using appropriate conventions like bright colors and informal language, learning software like Photoshop and InDesign, and improving skills from an initial preliminary task to the final product.
Media evaluation
The document discusses the process of creating a magazine for young teenage girls aged 11-14. It summarizes the key aspects of constructing the magazine, including defining the target audience, using appropriate conventions like bright colors and informal language, learning software like Photoshop and InDesign, and improving skills from an initial preliminary task to the final product.
Media evaluation
The document discusses the process of creating a magazine for young teenage girls aged 11-14. It summarizes the key aspects of constructing the magazine, including defining the target audience, using appropriate conventions like bright colors and informal language, learning software like Photoshop and InDesign, and improving skills from an initial preliminary task to the final product.
Magazine Research
The student created a magazine targeted towards teenagers interested in pop punk music. They conducted research including a survey to understand their target audience. They created drafts and flat plans of the magazine layout, taking conventions from analyzed magazines. The student improved the drafts, making the design and colors more cohesive. Feedback from research and drafts helped the student create a magazine that effectively appeals to their target audience.
Evaluation
The document describes the design and content elements of an urban music magazine focused on the grime genre. Key elements include a bold masthead in grey and blue colors, central images of grime artists, features on the left page in large font, and articles following the house style colors of black, blue and white. The target audience is teenagers and young adults interested in grime music. Technology like Photoshop and Indesign were used to edit images and layout the magazine pages.
Evaluation
The document describes the design and content elements of an urban music magazine focused on the grime genre. Key elements include a bold masthead in grey and blue colors to attract readers, central images of grime artists to represent the genre, and features on the left side in large font to draw readers in. The target audience is teenagers and young adults interested in grime music. Technical skills with Photoshop and InDesign were developed to manipulate images and layout the magazine professionally.
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Question 1
- 1. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
- 3. Feature articles in magazines are normally a double page spread (if not more). They include headlines and subheadings to explain the story. Most artists will not appear in a magazine unless they have something to sell. There is normally one large image with several others spread out across the pages. Some music magazines use slang and swear words as these may be relevant to the music genre and may appeal to the target audience. Many articles use text grabs these are usually controversial, funny or rude.
- 4. I decided to create a magazine for young women (16-21 year olds). I made my magazine stand out form other magazines for this age group by adding elements of fashion. I used serious sophisticated colours and large fonts to make it easy for a my audience to read. My magazine will be a weekly glossy yet for my audience, it will be priced at under 2 pound, as I felt this will draw in the target audience more and attract them to reading the magazine, as many of them may have part time jobs and may not be able/ want to spend all of this on an expensive magazine. The tone of the magazine will be informal as this will help the reader connect. If I use these techniques this will help me create a 'house style' and make it more appealing to the reader.