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My rock magazine is similar to real-life magazines like Kerrang! and NME in format and conventions. The front cover features a large masthead and prominent image of an artist, as well as one competition plug to attract readers. Inside, a double-page article is laid out in three columns for easy reading. Like other magazines, issue dates and numbers are included to help readers keep track of editions.
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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.
Addressing an audience
This document discusses the design of a magazine to attract a target audience. The magazine will be sold in stores like Tesco and newsagents for accessibility. It will have a bold masthead to catch attention on shelves. The cover image and color scheme in yellow and black follow conventions of existing rock magazines to appeal to the target audience. The content focuses on bands, music, and artists that interest the target audience. The language uses a formal but friendly tone suitable for a mature audience. Combining metal and rock music in one magazine appeals to readers interested in both genres and provides more variety than magazines focused on just one genre.
Evaluation Presentation
The document discusses a music magazine created by the author. It uses conventions of real music magazines such as prominent images and busy covers. The magazine represents those interested in rock and indie music. It would likely be distributed in mainstream retail outlets like newsagents and music shops to target its audience of teenagers and young adults interested in rock music. The author addresses this audience on the cover using techniques like rhetorical questions and emphasizing content to encourage reading. Through making the magazine, the author learned skills with the Fireworks software, image editing, fonts, and colors.
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.
Evaluation
This document discusses different aspects of a music magazine media product, including:
- Using columns, headings, and image/text integration in the layout and design.
- Representing the target audience of 16-18 year olds interested in various music genres through the use of images like a nose ring.
- Learning skills in Photoshop for image editing and manipulation.
- Distributing the magazine through a company that targets similar audiences.
- Gathering audience feedback through questionnaires to make the magazine more appealing.
Evaluation question 1
1. The front cover of the magazine follows conventions of real magazines by including the title across the top, a banner, and a large main image. It also includes additional details like the issue number and price.
2. The contents page challenges conventions by having an unconventional layout rather than columns at the bottom.
3. The double page spread fully follows conventions with a large left image, right side interview in columns, bold pull quote, and use of fonts and colors consistent with the magazine topic.
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.
Eval Q5
The magazine attracts its audience through large images and prominent coverage of popular bands on the front cover. Additional text highlights other articles inside to entice readers to purchase the magazine. Bright colors and layout also make the magazine stand out visually. The headline and inclusion of many well-known pop punk bands are intended to attract fans of those artists to read about their favorite bands. Reviews of new pop punk bands help attract new fans and build trust in the magazine over time. Free posters of featured bands provide additional value for readers and incentive to continue purchasing issues that include their favorite artists.
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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.
Addressing an audience
This document discusses the design of a magazine to attract a target audience. The magazine will be sold in stores like Tesco and newsagents for accessibility. It will have a bold masthead to catch attention on shelves. The cover image and color scheme in yellow and black follow conventions of existing rock magazines to appeal to the target audience. The content focuses on bands, music, and artists that interest the target audience. The language uses a formal but friendly tone suitable for a mature audience. Combining metal and rock music in one magazine appeals to readers interested in both genres and provides more variety than magazines focused on just one genre.
Evaluation Presentation
The document discusses a music magazine created by the author. It uses conventions of real music magazines such as prominent images and busy covers. The magazine represents those interested in rock and indie music. It would likely be distributed in mainstream retail outlets like newsagents and music shops to target its audience of teenagers and young adults interested in rock music. The author addresses this audience on the cover using techniques like rhetorical questions and emphasizing content to encourage reading. Through making the magazine, the author learned skills with the Fireworks software, image editing, fonts, and colors.
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.
Evaluation
This document discusses different aspects of a music magazine media product, including:
- Using columns, headings, and image/text integration in the layout and design.
- Representing the target audience of 16-18 year olds interested in various music genres through the use of images like a nose ring.
- Learning skills in Photoshop for image editing and manipulation.
- Distributing the magazine through a company that targets similar audiences.
- Gathering audience feedback through questionnaires to make the magazine more appealing.
Evaluation question 1
1. The front cover of the magazine follows conventions of real magazines by including the title across the top, a banner, and a large main image. It also includes additional details like the issue number and price.
2. The contents page challenges conventions by having an unconventional layout rather than columns at the bottom.
3. The double page spread fully follows conventions with a large left image, right side interview in columns, bold pull quote, and use of fonts and colors consistent with the magazine topic.
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.
Eval Q5
The magazine attracts its audience through large images and prominent coverage of popular bands on the front cover. Additional text highlights other articles inside to entice readers to purchase the magazine. Bright colors and layout also make the magazine stand out visually. The headline and inclusion of many well-known pop punk bands are intended to attract fans of those artists to read about their favorite bands. Reviews of new pop punk bands help attract new fans and build trust in the magazine over time. Free posters of featured bands provide additional value for readers and incentive to continue purchasing issues that include their favorite artists.
Question7
The document summarizes what the author learned about magazine production conventions from their preliminary school magazine to their final classical music magazine project. They analyzed differences like adding more sell lines, buttons, and learning Photoshop skills to make the final magazine look more professional. Feedback on the final magazine praised how it fit the target demographic through its simple, rich color layout that highlighted the classical music genre effectively.
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.
Evaluation question 1
This document discusses how the author's music magazine both follows and challenges conventions of existing magazines. It notes how the author's magazine includes common elements like the masthead location and cover lines placement. However, it also discusses ways the author's magazine is different, such as using a black, white, and blue color scheme tailored to the genre of music. The author also included social media handles on the front cover to appeal to younger readers who frequently use social media. The document argues these changes help the magazine relate better to its target audience.
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.
Evaluation question 3
Bauer Media Group publishes magazines similar in genre to the author's music magazine, such as Q and Mojo, but because Bauer has other similar magazines, pitching to them may be difficult. TimeIncUK only publishes one music magazine, NME, which is shorter than the author's, so publishing with TimeIncUK would expand their music offerings. TimeIncUK magazines also focus on specific genres, suggesting they would be more likely to publish a magazine focused on a particular music genre. Therefore, TimeIncUK would be the better choice to distribute the author's music magazine.
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.
Media coursework magazine - Matt Jones
The document summarizes a student's media magazine coursework project. It describes how the student incorporated real magazine conventions like barcodes and original photos. The target audience is fans of metal, screamo and punk music, as represented through darker colors, fonts and content. The magazine would likely be distributed in music or general stores to promote related music sales. The student learned skills using the Serif program to produce the magazine at a professional level.
Evaluation 1
U Magazine was designed to appeal to its target mainstream music audience. It uses conventions from other popular music magazines like Q Magazine and NME to attract readers. This includes using a bold one-letter title as the masthead, placing it and featured articles on the cover in standard locations. The cover model makes strong eye contact to catch attention, and the magazine focuses on popular artists that surveys showed the target audience enjoys like Avicii, Justin Timberlake, Katy Perry and Taylor Swift.
Question 3
An media institution is an organization that distributes various media products across different platforms like television, radio, publishing, movies, and the internet. Bauer Media Group is a large European media company that owns over 600 magazines, 400 digital products, and 50 radio and TV stations worldwide. When researching potential publishers, the document's author looked at Q magazine published by Bauer Media Group, which aims to connect with its target audience through exclusive interviews and competitions. Due to the similarity between Q magazine and the author's proposed magazine called Vinyl, Bauer may see it as direct competition but also a new opportunity to reach an untapped audience. The author wants to create an electronic version of the magazine for online accessibility across different platforms to match their technology-
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.
Formal proposal
The document outlines initial ideas for a pop music magazine targeting 16-18 year olds. It discusses choosing the name "Fusion" to represent the blending of different music styles. The target audience of 16-18 year old males and females is chosen to be exposed to the magazine through sales in colleges. Initial cover ideas include featuring a female artist to appeal to both male and female readers, following the rule of thirds for layout. The contents page would list articles, section them, and continue the style of the front cover. A double page spread is planned to have a main artist image on one side and a smaller one with an exclusive interview in a question and answer format using different text colors.
media evaluation
The document compares the media product to the magazine "Classic Rock" in several ways:
1) Both magazines use similar conventions like mastheads, placement of main features on the cover, and large cover images to attract readers' attention without opening the magazine.
2) The layout, use of colors, and themes are also similar between the two magazines.
3) Both magazines use larger titles, different article colors, and prominent cover images and articles to allow the contents to be recognizable from the front cover.
4) Images are used that are classic and present popular band members to attract readers.
Magazine production evaluation - Question 5
The document summarizes how the magazine production addressed its target audience of 16-24 year olds from working and middle class backgrounds. It did this through competitive pricing of £2.10, offering festival tickets on the cover to appeal to their music interests, using bold colors and including popular bands. The contents page continued this style with a band index and subscription offer. The double page article spread also matched the style with a studio photo, tag for easy identification, pull quotes to draw readers in, and stand first summary in bold font.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, uses conventions from real magazines. Specifically:
- The front cover includes a masthead and banner similar to magazines like NME to look professional. Bright colors are also used to draw readers in.
- The contents page lists articles in a column, like NME, to easily show what's inside.
- Images include captions and text to provide information on artists and find them by name. Page numbers also make articles easy to locate.
- The double page spread uses a drop cap and caption on the main image, following magazine conventions to draw readers in while putting a unique spin.
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.
Research of adverts
The document analyzes advertisements from the contents pages of three different magazines. For the first magazine, the only advertisement is for a subscription placed in the bottom right corner. It fits well with the magazine's style. The second magazine also only advertises subscriptions, using bold colors to stand out. The third magazine advertises subscriptions in an unusual top right corner placement, using the magazine's colors to match its style. All three advertisements effectively draw attention to promote magazine subscriptions.
Evaluation of music magazine
The student created a music magazine and evaluated how it uses conventions of real music magazines. On the front cover, they used a single large image like other magazines to showcase the main story. Internally, they used a double page spread with a full page picture to highlight the article subject. Larger font on the front cover showed more important stories. The target audience is teenagers and young adults interested in music. Pictures and titles use large, attention-grabbing designs. Learning Fireworks allowed removing backgrounds to maintain the black and pink color scheme.
Audience Feedback
The magazine is aimed at older teenagers based on the images used. It would likely be sold in news agents given the magazine layout. Audience members liked the photos but not much else, though a third didn't want to change anything. The color scheme was more attractive than the free poster advertised. Despite the word "rock" in the title, most thought the magazine targeted an indie audience based on its style. People would pay between £2-£6 for the magazine and found the articles interesting enough to read. The magazine resembles Q and NME in style and successfully avoided being too soft or hard like other music magazines. The main article was considered a good length, if slightly too short. People found the contents page easy to navigate
Q1 conventions
The document discusses how the media product both conforms to and challenges conventions of real music magazines. Ways it conforms include using a masthead that follows conventions in font and color, having the band prominently on the cover facing the top third, and including contents pages that follow the rule of thirds. Ways it challenges conventions include not having a selling line above the masthead, having a large barcode box, and a main cover line that overlaps the picture. The document also notes conventions followed and challenged in the contents pages, double page spreads, and use of color.
Evaluation question 5
A small publisher like Future would be best for distributing the author's indie/rock magazine, as it focuses on a specific genre. A larger publisher like Bauer already distributes similar magazines like Kerrang! and Mojo that are more popular and would overshadow the new magazine. In contrast, Future distributes magazines like Rock Sound and Metal Hammer that the author's magazine could differentiate itself from by challenging their conventions. Distributing through a small publisher, radio station targeting students, and having an online website would help the magazine reach its core student audience.
Calender
The document outlines the planning and design process for a magazine, including creating moodboards, researching competitors and target audiences, drafting articles and cover designs, planning photo shoots, and iterating on page layouts through multiple drafts to arrive at a final magazine design. Research includes analyzing existing magazines, developing reader profiles, and determining color schemes, fonts, and other design elements. Drafting involves coming up with initial concepts, getting feedback, and refining multiple versions of covers, contents pages, and double page spreads.
Question 3
The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a music magazine. It analyzes Bauer Media Group, IPC Media, Emap, and BBC Worldwide. Bauer Media Group publishes magazines like Kerrang!, Q, and Mojo, which are in the same genre as the author's magazine, so it would benefit distribution. IPC Media and Emap are established but don't focus on the music genre. BBC Worldwide only publishes one magazine genre, which isn't music. Therefore, Bauer Media Group would be the best option since it already publishes similar music magazines.
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The document summarizes what the author learned about magazine production conventions from their preliminary school magazine to their final classical music magazine project. They analyzed differences like adding more sell lines, buttons, and learning Photoshop skills to make the final magazine look more professional. Feedback on the final magazine praised how it fit the target demographic through its simple, rich color layout that highlighted the classical music genre effectively.
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.
Evaluation question 1
This document discusses how the author's music magazine both follows and challenges conventions of existing magazines. It notes how the author's magazine includes common elements like the masthead location and cover lines placement. However, it also discusses ways the author's magazine is different, such as using a black, white, and blue color scheme tailored to the genre of music. The author also included social media handles on the front cover to appeal to younger readers who frequently use social media. The document argues these changes help the magazine relate better to its target audience.
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.
Evaluation question 3
Bauer Media Group publishes magazines similar in genre to the author's music magazine, such as Q and Mojo, but because Bauer has other similar magazines, pitching to them may be difficult. TimeIncUK only publishes one music magazine, NME, which is shorter than the author's, so publishing with TimeIncUK would expand their music offerings. TimeIncUK magazines also focus on specific genres, suggesting they would be more likely to publish a magazine focused on a particular music genre. Therefore, TimeIncUK would be the better choice to distribute the author's music magazine.
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.
Media coursework magazine - Matt Jones
The document summarizes a student's media magazine coursework project. It describes how the student incorporated real magazine conventions like barcodes and original photos. The target audience is fans of metal, screamo and punk music, as represented through darker colors, fonts and content. The magazine would likely be distributed in music or general stores to promote related music sales. The student learned skills using the Serif program to produce the magazine at a professional level.
Evaluation 1
U Magazine was designed to appeal to its target mainstream music audience. It uses conventions from other popular music magazines like Q Magazine and NME to attract readers. This includes using a bold one-letter title as the masthead, placing it and featured articles on the cover in standard locations. The cover model makes strong eye contact to catch attention, and the magazine focuses on popular artists that surveys showed the target audience enjoys like Avicii, Justin Timberlake, Katy Perry and Taylor Swift.
Question 3
An media institution is an organization that distributes various media products across different platforms like television, radio, publishing, movies, and the internet. Bauer Media Group is a large European media company that owns over 600 magazines, 400 digital products, and 50 radio and TV stations worldwide. When researching potential publishers, the document's author looked at Q magazine published by Bauer Media Group, which aims to connect with its target audience through exclusive interviews and competitions. Due to the similarity between Q magazine and the author's proposed magazine called Vinyl, Bauer may see it as direct competition but also a new opportunity to reach an untapped audience. The author wants to create an electronic version of the magazine for online accessibility across different platforms to match their technology-
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.
Formal proposal
The document outlines initial ideas for a pop music magazine targeting 16-18 year olds. It discusses choosing the name "Fusion" to represent the blending of different music styles. The target audience of 16-18 year old males and females is chosen to be exposed to the magazine through sales in colleges. Initial cover ideas include featuring a female artist to appeal to both male and female readers, following the rule of thirds for layout. The contents page would list articles, section them, and continue the style of the front cover. A double page spread is planned to have a main artist image on one side and a smaller one with an exclusive interview in a question and answer format using different text colors.
media evaluation
The document compares the media product to the magazine "Classic Rock" in several ways:
1) Both magazines use similar conventions like mastheads, placement of main features on the cover, and large cover images to attract readers' attention without opening the magazine.
2) The layout, use of colors, and themes are also similar between the two magazines.
3) Both magazines use larger titles, different article colors, and prominent cover images and articles to allow the contents to be recognizable from the front cover.
4) Images are used that are classic and present popular band members to attract readers.
Magazine production evaluation - Question 5
The document summarizes how the magazine production addressed its target audience of 16-24 year olds from working and middle class backgrounds. It did this through competitive pricing of £2.10, offering festival tickets on the cover to appeal to their music interests, using bold colors and including popular bands. The contents page continued this style with a band index and subscription offer. The double page article spread also matched the style with a studio photo, tag for easy identification, pull quotes to draw readers in, and stand first summary in bold font.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, uses conventions from real magazines. Specifically:
- The front cover includes a masthead and banner similar to magazines like NME to look professional. Bright colors are also used to draw readers in.
- The contents page lists articles in a column, like NME, to easily show what's inside.
- Images include captions and text to provide information on artists and find them by name. Page numbers also make articles easy to locate.
- The double page spread uses a drop cap and caption on the main image, following magazine conventions to draw readers in while putting a unique spin.
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.
Research of adverts
The document analyzes advertisements from the contents pages of three different magazines. For the first magazine, the only advertisement is for a subscription placed in the bottom right corner. It fits well with the magazine's style. The second magazine also only advertises subscriptions, using bold colors to stand out. The third magazine advertises subscriptions in an unusual top right corner placement, using the magazine's colors to match its style. All three advertisements effectively draw attention to promote magazine subscriptions.
Evaluation of music magazine
The student created a music magazine and evaluated how it uses conventions of real music magazines. On the front cover, they used a single large image like other magazines to showcase the main story. Internally, they used a double page spread with a full page picture to highlight the article subject. Larger font on the front cover showed more important stories. The target audience is teenagers and young adults interested in music. Pictures and titles use large, attention-grabbing designs. Learning Fireworks allowed removing backgrounds to maintain the black and pink color scheme.
Audience Feedback
The magazine is aimed at older teenagers based on the images used. It would likely be sold in news agents given the magazine layout. Audience members liked the photos but not much else, though a third didn't want to change anything. The color scheme was more attractive than the free poster advertised. Despite the word "rock" in the title, most thought the magazine targeted an indie audience based on its style. People would pay between £2-£6 for the magazine and found the articles interesting enough to read. The magazine resembles Q and NME in style and successfully avoided being too soft or hard like other music magazines. The main article was considered a good length, if slightly too short. People found the contents page easy to navigate
Q1 conventions
The document discusses how the media product both conforms to and challenges conventions of real music magazines. Ways it conforms include using a masthead that follows conventions in font and color, having the band prominently on the cover facing the top third, and including contents pages that follow the rule of thirds. Ways it challenges conventions include not having a selling line above the masthead, having a large barcode box, and a main cover line that overlaps the picture. The document also notes conventions followed and challenged in the contents pages, double page spreads, and use of color.
Evaluation question 5
A small publisher like Future would be best for distributing the author's indie/rock magazine, as it focuses on a specific genre. A larger publisher like Bauer already distributes similar magazines like Kerrang! and Mojo that are more popular and would overshadow the new magazine. In contrast, Future distributes magazines like Rock Sound and Metal Hammer that the author's magazine could differentiate itself from by challenging their conventions. Distributing through a small publisher, radio station targeting students, and having an online website would help the magazine reach its core student audience.
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The document outlines the planning and design process for a magazine, including creating moodboards, researching competitors and target audiences, drafting articles and cover designs, planning photo shoots, and iterating on page layouts through multiple drafts to arrive at a final magazine design. Research includes analyzing existing magazines, developing reader profiles, and determining color schemes, fonts, and other design elements. Drafting involves coming up with initial concepts, getting feedback, and refining multiple versions of covers, contents pages, and double page spreads.
Question 3
The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a music magazine. It analyzes Bauer Media Group, IPC Media, Emap, and BBC Worldwide. Bauer Media Group publishes magazines like Kerrang!, Q, and Mojo, which are in the same genre as the author's magazine, so it would benefit distribution. IPC Media and Emap are established but don't focus on the music genre. BBC Worldwide only publishes one magazine genre, which isn't music. Therefore, Bauer Media Group would be the best option since it already publishes similar music magazines.
Question 7
The document discusses how the author has improved from their preliminary magazine task to their final products. For the preliminary task, the author's magazine lacked professionalism due to minimal research, messy layouts, dull colors and fonts. However, through additional research on magazine conventions, improved software skills, better planning and refined design choices, the author was able to create higher quality final products with clearer layouts, eye-catching colors and fonts, improved images, and more developed conventions. The author feels they have progressed significantly in transforming their magazine from a basic preliminary task to a polished final product.
Question 6
Throughout creating a magazine, the author learned to use various software and hardware including Mac computers, Photoshop, Blogger, Canon cameras, Prezi, and font websites. Specifically, the author gained experience with Mac operation, digital photo editing in Photoshop, blog design using Blogger, digital presentation tools like Prezi, and free font resources. This exposure to new technologies improved the author's technical skills and allowed production of a professional-looking final product.
Compare and contrast
The document describes the similarities and differences between magazine layouts the author created and magazines that inspired them. For the front cover, the main similarity is the placement of the main sell line, but the author's takes up more space. The dominant images also differ since the inspiration uses three models. For the contents page, similarities include the masthead placement but the author's is longer, and band names and font colors are adapted. Background colors also differ. For the double page spread, the dominant image placement is similar but the title treatments differ and the example uses a question-and-answer format versus a single perspective.
Evaluation question 7
The document summarizes the key differences between the student's preliminary magazine cover and contents page task, and their final products created in Adobe Photoshop. Some of the main differences discussed include using more appropriate fonts for the masthead versus body text, choosing a darker background color scheme, making the dominant image larger without overlays, and improving readability of the headline and contents text. The student reflects on lessons learned about design principles and layout from completing their first version in Microsoft Word.
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The document outlines the process for creating a magazine, including initial planning through mood boards, research on existing magazines and target audiences, drafting various elements like articles, covers, and spreads, and multiple rounds of revisions, evaluations, and finalizing the magazine. Key elements that will be designed and drafted include the cover, contents page, and double page spreads, with the goal of refining these core components through several iterations.
Q5
The document discusses how the magazine targeted its audience of 14-25 year olds, particularly students and young professionals. Key aspects that appealed to this audience included a monthly publication schedule for convenience, large images and posters, and focusing on concert and artist information beyond just Kerrang! and Rocksound. The magazine also used dark colors like black, red, white and blue that are associated with rock music. Images featured indirect addresses and a model in a black outfit with a Nightmare Before Christmas pattern to attract fans of that film genre.
Question 1
The document provides details about the design choices for various elements of a music magazine cover and contents page. For the cover, the masthead and tagline are placed at the top in large typography. The dominant image features a female artist looking at the camera to draw attention. Cover lines along the right promote artists and articles. On the contents page, the layout and elements are modeled after other magazines, including a large dominant image and editors note at the bottom. Social media links are included to promote the magazine across platforms.
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The document discusses various aspects of designing a music magazine, including inspiration, mastheads, fonts, color schemes, facial expressions, costumes, hair, and makeup. The author emphasizes the importance of researching the target genre and audience to inform design choices that accurately represent the music while attracting readers. Design elements can add symbolic meaning and the author proposes experimenting with unconventional techniques to make the magazine stand out from competitors.
Deconstruction reserach media
This document discusses magazine layout techniques through analyzing examples from music magazines. It examines front covers, content pages, and double page spreads from Kerrang and NME magazines.
Key points made include:
- Front covers use large prominent images, catchy headlines, and artist positioning to attract attention and convey themes. Content pages organize information and images to guide the eye without needing to read extensively.
- Double page spreads focus solely on featured artists through quotes and large central images, without distractions.
Symbolism and hidden meanings are suggested in artistic choices like color usage, positioning, and facial expressions to subtly engage the reader. Inspiration is drawn from successful examples to apply similar techniques for a target genre and audience.
Front cover rationales
The document discusses the cover design for a magazine called "Lost in Stereo". It will feature:
1) The masthead positioned below the banner to be one of the first things seen. The dominant image will overlap the masthead and take up over 2/3 of the cover space.
2) Sub-images will frame the dominant image and headline to emphasize them. Only the masthead and dominant image will not be close together to keep the design structured.
3) Gothic, bold fonts will be used for the masthead and sell lines with smaller fonts for less important details. Colors will be dark with pops of bright color inspired by current rock magazines.
4) The model, sub-
Reader profile
This document summarizes survey responses about music magazine preferences. 100% of respondents were female. Regarding content, 50% preferred information on bands/artists, while 25% liked free posters or downloads and images of bands. For layout, 75% preferred magazines that were neat and organized. Regarding extras, only 50% said free posters and downloads would influence a purchase. 75% cared about an editor's note in contents pages. To keep readers, 75% were interested in magazine contents while 25% preferred images.
Location scout
The document discusses potential locations for a photoshoot - Hylton Castle, the beach, and a studio. Hylton Castle could work for the rock genre due to its spooky atmosphere but weather could impact winter shoots. The beach has easy access but wouldn't suit rock and weather could also impact it. The studio is ideal as lighting can be controlled and it's not weather dependent, but permission and booking would be required.
Final costume, hair and make up.
The model will wear dark, skinny jeans and tops that represent alternative music in four photos, including a plaid shirt, ripped black shirt, and sweater. Old, worn Converse will be worn. No makeup will be used to show the artist is different and you don't need it to fit in. The model's hair will be messy and unstyled, possibly with a beanie or snapback, to portray the alternative genre.
Double page spread flat plan
This article discusses a dominant image with several sub images. It contains multiple paragraphs describing an overall topic but does not provide many details about the key points or conclusions. The high-level topic and inclusion of images is summarized, but specific information is limited due to the brevity of the document.
Magazine analysis
This magazine is aimed at teenagers who enjoy rock music. The front cover features a close-up photo of the rock singer Olly Sykes and promotes an article about getting inside his mind. Other modern rock bands advertised will appeal to younger readers. Bold colors and text are used to attract attention. The contents page lists rock-focused articles next to photos of bands. A double-page spread promotes the annual rock festival Slam Dunk and photos of rock performers to interest readers.
Audience profile
The document profiles three individuals - James, Robbie, and Ellie. James enjoys some of the bands that would be featured in the magazine but not most, so he would be less likely to buy it. Robbie enjoys punk-rock music and most of the bands featured, regularly attends concerts, and is heavily involved in music, so he would buy the magazine. Ellie only listens to pop singles and has no interest in the bands featured, so she would not buy the magazine.
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