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The document discusses how the author addressed their audience in their magazine product. They aimed to attract a mainstream pop music audience, similar to magazines like Billboard and Blender. Models were dressed in typical, relatable outfits seen on the high street. Fonts and presentation had a quirky, bold style to represent pop music. The clean layout and style of the models portrayed an accessible image to appeal to a wide mainstream audience, rather than a niche market. Changes between rough cuts and the final product improved the professional appearance and representation of the genre.
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- The document contains ideas for naming an R&B magazine, including name and font ideas such as "THE DROP" in a graffiti style font.
- It also discusses using popular R&B artists like Frank Ocean, Kendrick Lamar, and Usher on the magazine cover to appeal to fans and create star power.
- Finally, it proposes ways to build the magazine's brand identity through consistent use of social media promotion, a strapline, advertisements of luxury products, and displaying the magazine's web address.
Question 5
The document summarizes how the author attracted and addressed their audience through font, photography, color scheme, and page layout in their rock music magazine. For the title font, they chose a fiery red font to convey a rock feel. Photos on the cover featured an indie model to attract indie fans, while interior photos used a dark, isolated style to appeal to fans of heavier rock. Bright colors and contrast were used throughout to draw the eye, with red and grey representing softer rock and black/red representing darker rock. The simple, straightforward layout in thirds made information easy to digest for the target teenage audience.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It uses a serif font for the coverlines to conform to 1950s conventions, while challenging modern magazines that use serif fonts consistently. The masthead challenges conventions by using two fonts and a photo overlay. For the contents page, it imitates Billboard's layout but challenges conventions by not overcrowding with photos and bold text. It develops the contents title further with a heart shape and gradient overlay. Images are resized across the top third of double pages to balance the layout and convey more context without a clear divide like photos or shapes typically used.
Evaluation Question
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It uses a serif font for the coverlines to conform to 1950s conventions, while challenging modern magazines that use serif fonts consistently. The masthead challenges conventions by using two fonts and a photo overlay. For the contents page, it imitates Billboard's layout but challenges conventions by not overcrowding with photos and bold text. It develops the contents title further with a heart shape and gradient overlay. Images are resized across the top third of double pages to balance the layout and convey more context without a clear divide like photos or shapes typically used.
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Evaluation question 2 media
The magazine represents social groups as follows:
1. Age is represented through models that are 16-17 years old, implying the target audience is young people interested in R&B and indie music.
2. Gender is represented equally, with both male and female models used on the cover, contents page, and double page spread.
3. Race and ethnicity are somewhat represented, with the cover model not being white British, however other models are white British, conforming to typical music magazine representation.
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- It also discusses using popular R&B artists like Frank Ocean, Kendrick Lamar, and Usher on the magazine cover to appeal to fans and create star power.
- Finally, it proposes ways to build the magazine's brand identity through consistent use of social media promotion, a strapline, advertisements of luxury products, and displaying the magazine's web address.
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The document summarizes how the author attracted and addressed their audience through font, photography, color scheme, and page layout in their rock music magazine. For the title font, they chose a fiery red font to convey a rock feel. Photos on the cover featured an indie model to attract indie fans, while interior photos used a dark, isolated style to appeal to fans of heavier rock. Bright colors and contrast were used throughout to draw the eye, with red and grey representing softer rock and black/red representing darker rock. The simple, straightforward layout in thirds made information easy to digest for the target teenage audience.
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The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It uses a serif font for the coverlines to conform to 1950s conventions, while challenging modern magazines that use serif fonts consistently. The masthead challenges conventions by using two fonts and a photo overlay. For the contents page, it imitates Billboard's layout but challenges conventions by not overcrowding with photos and bold text. It develops the contents title further with a heart shape and gradient overlay. Images are resized across the top third of double pages to balance the layout and convey more context without a clear divide like photos or shapes typically used.
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The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It uses a serif font for the coverlines to conform to 1950s conventions, while challenging modern magazines that use serif fonts consistently. The masthead challenges conventions by using two fonts and a photo overlay. For the contents page, it imitates Billboard's layout but challenges conventions by not overcrowding with photos and bold text. It develops the contents title further with a heart shape and gradient overlay. Images are resized across the top third of double pages to balance the layout and convey more context without a clear divide like photos or shapes typically used.
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The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for an indie music magazine. Some key techniques included using stereotypical images of indie artists on the cover that would appeal to fans of that genre. Cover lines mentioned both well-known and niche artists to attract a wide readership. Consistent branding elements like font and layouts across the cover, contents page, and articles helped give a sense of identity and continuity for readers. Features told stories that would inspire the magazine's target demographic of independent music enthusiasts seeking new artists and experiences.
Evaluation question 2 media
The magazine represents social groups as follows:
1. Age is represented through models that are 16-17 years old, implying the target audience is young people interested in R&B and indie music.
2. Gender is represented equally, with both male and female models used on the cover, contents page, and double page spread.
3. Race and ethnicity are somewhat represented, with the cover model not being white British, however other models are white British, conforming to typical music magazine representation.
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The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience in designing a magazine about rock music. They conducted a survey to understand their audience's interests and expectations. They featured youthful and fashionable actors modeling different rock styles to portray realism. Articles and bands were inspired by real musicians to ensure accuracy. The design has a lighthearted but dark, grunge-style with references to social media to attract younger audiences interested in music and technology. The author also included some risque language and humor to appeal to adolescent readers. Given another attempt, they would improve the front cover layout and fit more content on spreads by resizing proportions.
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This document discusses how the media product both uses conventions from and develops/challenges conventions of real media products like magazines. Specifically:
- It uses conventions like placement of people/images, mastheads, cover lines, fonts, page numbers, credits that are common in magazines like Q Magazine.
- It develops conventions by using larger images and text, different layouts, additional headers like an editor's note.
- It challenges conventions by placing the person in a non-standard position, filling the page more, and having a louder, less stylish overall design than Q Magazine.
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Evaluation question 5
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- The main article is written in an informal interview style about a young artist to appeal to and relate to their young audience. High-key lighting and young models in the photos also enable audience identification.
- The magazine's layout is mature like Q's to attract an older audience of 16 years and over. It follows design principles to place important
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The document discusses how the author addressed their audience in a rock music magazine. They ensured the front cover image had a direct address to the camera to create a sense of connection between the subject and audience member. Having a direct address on the front cover also made it seem like the subject cared about and wanted to connect with the audience. As the front cover is the first thing seen, a direct address was important. All interior images also had direct addresses to continue this connection throughout the magazine and give it a unified, professional look.
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Nobel Square - Nobel Square pays respect to the four South African Nobel Peace prize winners, Nelson Mandela, Albert Lithuli, Desmond Tutu, and FW de Klerk. Nelson Mandela was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993, along with FW de Klerk, for his work toward democracy and reconciliation.
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My magazine will attract its target audience through its minimalist yet visually pleasing layout, unique artistic style, and coverage of popular indie/alternative bands. The main image on the cover draws attention through the artist's distinctive outfit and makeup. Inside, the clean layout, high quality photos, and interview-based articles provide an aesthetic and personal reading experience. The consistent fonts, color schemes pulled from the photos, and focus on new and well-known musicians in the genre aim to attract and engage the target audience.
My eveluation
The document discusses the development of a music magazine called "LOUD" that was influenced by the conventions of "Vogue" magazine but adapted for a music genre. Key points:
1) "Vogue" magazine influenced the layout, color scheme, and targeting of high-end female audience for "LOUD".
2) The magazine represents social groups of pop fans aged 16-25, targeting females but including some male appeal.
3) Conde Nast would be a suitable publishing house since it publishes "Vogue" globally, helping the magazine gain recognition.
Question 5 how did you attarct address your audience
The document discusses how the author attracted their audience for their R&B magazine. They used formal language to address readers as research showed this was common for the genre. Images of models the same age as readers were used to engage them and showcase fashion relevant to the target demographic. The contents included exclusive interviews and sections on makeup/fashion tailored to female readers. Audience research informed choices like consistent branding, suitable fonts, and limiting sell lines based on peer feedback and genre conventions.
How did you attract address you audience
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience for their hip hop magazine. They targeted males aged 18-35 and designed the magazine to appeal to hip hop fans through stylistic elements like using a male model on the cover in casual clothing. The author uses simple color schemes of blue, grey, white and red throughout for consistency. Fonts and mastheads are designed to stand out but still look sophisticated. Images on the contents page feature the main model and another artist to look authentic. The double page spread continues the color scheme while the model and article tone aim to engage readers interested in hip hop artists overcoming adversity.
Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for their music magazine. They used a model that was in the target age range to make the magazine more relatable. They designed the front cover with a large, bright masthead and featured relevant music icons to instantly convey what the magazine was about. The model looked directly at the camera to create a connection with readers. The magazine was priced competitively at £2 to signal it as a high-quality product.
Question One
The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It follows many conventions such as placing the masthead in the top right corner and using plain colors. However, it challenges conventions by using more mature colors for the masthead and images that convey seriousness rather than smiles. While the document uses puffs and double page spreads like real magazines, it develops these elements to appeal more to its older, 16-20 year old target audience. Overall, the document mostly develops conventions subtly rather than challenging them significantly to maintain consistency with the genre.
Final Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience of 16-24 year olds for their indie music magazine "Original". Key points:
- Models and artists featured were within the target age range to be relevant.
- Page design was simple and basic to appeal to the target audience and indie genre.
- Images of the featured artist created a personal bond and engaged the audience visually.
- Styling and appearances of models conformed to typical indie styles to attract fans of the genre.
- Font, layout, colors and visual elements on the cover were designed to stand out and attract attention on store shelves.
- Language, tone and content were crafted to effectively engage and
Evaluation
- The document discusses a music magazine product the author created, evaluating how it uses and develops conventions from real music magazines.
- The author researched magazines like NME, Q, VIBE and Rolling Stone to inspire design elements like the masthead, layout, and photo styles.
- Feedback from a focus group of the target audience, ages 15-25, was positive and provided suggestions for improvement.
- The author learned skills with technologies like Photoshop, Microsoft Word, and Blogger through the process of researching, designing, and presenting their magazine product.
Question one
The document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It follows many conventions such as placing the masthead in the top right corner and using plain colors. However, it challenges conventions by using more mature colors for the masthead and images that portray artists as serious rather than always smiling. While maintaining a chatty tone, it uses more formal language than magazines for younger audiences. Fonts and layouts are similar to other magazines but content and some visuals are adapted to better suit an older, 16-20 year old audience. Overall, the media product develops conventions to match its genre but subtly challenges stereotypes to portray a different view of artists.
Codie's Evaluation
The document is a media studies evaluation of a student's magazine product called "AMPLIFIED". It discusses how the magazine uses conventions of real media products through features like a strap line, house style, images, and an editor's note. It represents social groups like teenagers positively. It would be distributed by The Bauer Media Group due to their similar magazines. The target audience is men and women aged 14-25 interested in rock/indie music. This audience is attracted through design, a free gift, and competitive pricing. Feedback praised the color scheme but said the contents page could include more information. The student learned more about magazine techniques and layout progression from their preliminary to full work.
Evaluation Q1
This document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It describes using conventions like a large central image of a recognizable artist and eye contact to connect with audiences. Color schemes and artists were chosen to suit the target genre and demographic. Some conventions like consistent branding were challenged to make the magazine more entertaining. Overall, the product develops conventions by tailoring aspects to audiences while also challenging things like house style to prevent things from being too bland.
Evaluation Q1
This document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It describes using conventions like a large central image of a recognizable artist and eye contact to connect with audiences. Color schemes and artists were chosen to suit the target genre and demographic. Some conventions like consistent branding were challenged to add variety and appeal to more readers. Overall, the product develops conventions by researching successful magazines but also challenges some to broaden appeal and entertainment.
Media evaluation
The document provides an analysis by James Willis of their media product. It discusses how the product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media. It is summarized as follows:
[1] The product follows conventions of real magazines in its layout and design to look familiar, but also tries to be unique and eye-catching. [2] Elements are developed further, like the contents page using a double page spread design and combining ideas from other magazines. [3] Some elements challenge conventions, like only featuring a male model on covers despite targeting both genders. The document examines how the product represents social groups and might be distributed.
Evaluation question 5
The magazine uses a blue, black, and grey color scheme with bright neon glows around text to attract a younger audience in a unique way. Images of both female and male artists are included to appeal to different readers. Black and white clothing on models links to the color scheme. Strong language like "exclusive" and naming popular artists are used to engage readers. Additional internal features like "top ten" and "new comers" sections make the magazine more appealing. Market research found most would pay £2-£3, so the magazine is priced at £2.49.
Evaluation as slideshare 2
The document discusses how the student's music magazine product uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It uses typical elements like mastheads, images, taglines, and puffs, but challenges other R&B magazines by being a physical rather than online publication. The color scheme, layout, and inclusion of online links also develop conventions. The front cover copies an existing magazine's layout for balance. Features like the background and model's outfit were modified to tie into the theme of wealth suggested by gold. The contents page similarly develops conventions through large images and titles but changes the color scheme and image angle/outfit to suit the genre. The magazine represents its target audience of young men through images of athleticism and graffiti, and
Evaluation Q1
The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes how the cover, layout, images, and content draw from conventions of magazines like Billboard and Q, such as large central images of recognizable artists and bold mastheads. However, it also challenges some conventions, such as using varied color schemes throughout instead of a single house style. The goal is to make the magazine entertaining while still appealing to its target audience within the chart music genre. In conclusion, the media product follows many major music magazine conventions but also innovates in some areas to broaden its appeal and entertainment value.
Evaluation Q1
The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes how the cover, layout, images, and content draw from conventions of magazines like Billboard and Q, such as large central images of recognizable artists and bold mastheads. However, it also challenges some conventions, such as using varied color schemes throughout instead of a single house style. The goal is to make the magazine entertaining while still appealing to its target audience within the chart music genre. In conclusion, the media product follows many major music magazine conventions but also innovates in some areas to broaden its appeal and entertainment value.
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The document summarizes a student's media studies foundation portfolio project creating a hardcore punk music magazine. Some key points:
- The magazine takes a hybrid approach between minimalist and conventional magazine styles to appeal to audiences.
- Feedback indicated people liked the striking images but found the minimalist text approach less appealing.
- The target audience is identified as 16-25 year old white, working to middle class males based on the dominance of this group in the hardcore scene.
- A magazine like Kerrang would be most likely to distribute the product since it covers similar genres like punk and alternative music.
Evaluation Commentary
The document describes the student's media magazine product and how it uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It follows conventions like using color schemes and including advertising on the cover, but also challenges conventions by changing the accent color on each page. The target audience is described as 15-25 year olds, and the magazine represents this group through its informal language, topics, and affordable price. The intended distributor is described as Bauer Publishing due to their experience with similar magazines.
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- 1. Question 5 – How did you attract/address your audience?
- 2. My product can be compared to magazines such as Billboard and Blender. All products have a similar audience appeal, in the way they design their products. For example they all present similar types of audience through styling. For example on my products the models are dressed very mainstream and wear typical outfits which can be be seen often on the high street. This is how models are presented for these magazines, as very relatable to fans. The fonts also represent this pop audience, they are quite quirky and bold and the whole presentation of the magazine is very clean to represent this pop genre and attract my mainstream audience. This is consistent throughout my product. The poses of my models also relate to my audience as they make them look very friendly and they appear like pop artists. This matches these magazines as they present their models this way in order to match their style of music. In light of my original audience research it told me that to create a magazine of this genre I would have to have a very clean looking magazine and models that also have a clean cut image so that they can’t be misinterpreted for another genre such as rock. I didn’t necessarily challenge other texts I just developed on from them, this way I could to still be similar to their products in terms of appearance and stylization however I could adapt their ideas to my product.
- 3. Roughcuts and Final Products
- 4. There have been numerous changes between my rough cuts and final products as shown in the slide below. With regards to my front cover and contents page there has been noticeable changes. I feel that my final product looks much more professional, replacing the cheap looking pink background with the white. I also represented my genre much better in order to appeal to my target audience by using a different main image, it gives the model a lot more personality reflecting her style of music. The sell lines have also been presented much clearer and look very clean on the page again which allows me to appeal to my mainstream audience. Overall I feel my front cover does appeal to this audience as it can fit to a wide mainstream audience rather than a specific niche market. My contents page had the most noticeable change as it completely changed layout, I felt it would appeal to my target audience much more as it looks a lot quirkier and fun which can appeal to my wide mainstream audience. Also the use of the models placed where they are on the white background again gives my magazine that consistent clean finished look. With regards to my double page spread there has not been a lot of recognizable change, the layout is very similar to my rough cut. This is because I already felt it would appear to my target audience, again with the consistent clean layout and the styling of the model matched the mainstream audience well as the model is styled like a typical chart artist. The font on the title of my double page spread also works well for my audience, it is visually interesting and again looks very quirky and fun matching my pop genre that I wanted my magazine to appear in order to attract my mainstream audience.