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This document summarizes the key design conventions and features used in the magazine Notion and how the student's media product challenges or develops these conventions in their own work. Notion uses a minimalist black and white style with monochrome covers featuring a single large centered image. The student's cover similarly features a large centered image within a border and keeps within the magazine's color palette. Interior pages in both magazines use column layouts, scattered images, and consistent fonts while drawing attention to headlines, images and article summaries over other elements. The student's work adopts many of Notion's established conventions to create a cohesive media product in the style of the original magazine.
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2. Genres position both producers and audiences in certain ways, with genres providing expectations for audiences around plot, characters, and pleasures like emotional responses and sharing the experience with others.
3. However, genre classification is problematic, as individual texts may belong to multiple genres, genres are not clearly defined and change over time and between cultures, and their functions and borders are debated.
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C identity
Collective identity of the working class is represented in media like films, TV shows, and online communities. Some argue this representation exploits or marginalizes the working class (Part 1). Others note audiences are active, not passive, in interpreting these representations and forming their own identities (Part 2). Future representation may include user-generated content, but the influence of media on collective identity is complex and impossible to precisely measure (Part 3).
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The Dark Knight Rises was distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures with a budget of $250-300 million. It was directed by Christopher Nolan and starred Christian Bale and Tom Hardy. Promotion included a viral marketing campaign and trailers with other films. It was released in theaters internationally in July 2012 and on DVD/Blu-Ray in December 2012, being consumed through legal purchases or potentially illegally online. Merchandise included toys, clothing, and sponsoring race cars to generate additional revenue.
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Question 1 evaluation
- 1. In what way does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products? By Sarah Dick
- 2. Notion magazine • Contains information on Music, Fashion and Culture. • Minimalist and monochrome style • First published in 2004 • Published by Attic London
- 4. Notion front cover features • Usually uses the house brand of black and white. • The title of the magazine alternates from black and white depending on the colour of the image. • Subtitles are sparse across the front cover so the main focus is on the image • The subtitles are kept within a range of two or sometimes the same so it doesn't cause the front to look overly popular. • The main image uses the whole size of the page or creates a white border to emphasise the image.
- 6. Features of my front cover • As notion creates a border around the main image I created this on my front cover. • I also followed the idea of having the main image of the main article in the middle of the page. • The overall house style is monochrome or kept within the range of colours found in the image. I used a black title so it stands out upon the white background. • The subtitles are often found upon the main image in the left or right hand corner but only small so they don’t take away from the main image. • Notion would usually have the title of the article, in which the main image is based upon, put across the image but due to the image that I have used, I added the title of the main article on the bottom. • The issue number, barcode, date and price are also positioned at the bottom of the page.
- 8. Notion contents page features • Issue number is written at the top of the image • The main headline is written at the top of the page followed by the smaller sub headlines. • Smaller image of the front cove positioned in the top right side. • Smaller images of the articles included in the magazine are positioned at the left side of the contents page • There is a bolder font for the headlines and smaller font for the information about each article. • The page number is under a 45 degree horizontal line with the website URL.
- 10. Features of my contents page • I created smaller images that are found on the left hand side of the page which show the reader who is going to be in the magazine. • I was influenced by the use of three column which are written in order of importance. • A mini version of the magazine is also placed in the right hand corner followed by information on it. • The headings for each sections were also influenced by Notion. • I also used a horizontal line to lie over the page number and website URL. • The title of the page and issue number is also at the top and middle of the magazine.
- 12. Features of Notion Double page • Usually has a page before the article which gives an summary of the article. • Columns usually alternative between 2 and 5 depending on whether the article has more images or not. • The continuous theme throughout the magazine of having the page number under a horizontal line. • Contains a range of images of the artist/ band which are collaged across the page. • Sticks with the font throughout the magazine and the monochrome feel of using white in the background and black for the font.
- 13. My double page
- 14. My double page
- 15. Features of my Double page • I have a introduction page which gives a summary of what the article is about and who is in it. • I have continued with the same title font as on the front cover and used a similar image as to which is on the front cover. • I have used five columns which is a theme throughout the magazine. • The images are influenced by the organised scattered effect that continues throughout. • I have continued using the page number at the bottom left and right hand side of the page.