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The document summarizes how the author attracted their target audience of rock music fans to their magazine. They used conventions from other established rock magazines, such as dark colors and red text. The magazine's title "Skream" was large, bold, and related to rock music. The cover featured a model in a pose setting a dark mood. The contents page and articles focused on bands and topics of interest to readers. The double page spread had an engaging large red title and pull quote about the featured artist tuning his guitar.
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This media product challenges conventions of real rock magazines by featuring a female model on the cover instead of male artists, and using brighter colors like pinks and oranges rather than the typical darker, gloomier styles. It conforms to some conventions as well, such as placing all text on the left side of the cover and contents page, including the title, price, barcode, issue number and date on the cover, and having page numbers on spreads, as is common in magazines.
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Alicja plans to create a music magazine for her coursework project. She will base it on magazines like Kerrang!, Mojo, and Rolling Stone and focus on music festivals, new artists, and music industry news. For the cover and spreads, she has access to photographers and subjects with the right style. She is most confident in print production and has the necessary software skills. Alternative topics could include films, gaming, and pop culture. Alicja created a mind map of inspirations and planned content like interviews, reviews, and free promotional items. She scheduled tasks over 5 weeks, including research, experiments, production, and evaluation. Sources for audience research and content include various music magazines and statistics.
2. inital plans f
Alicja plans to create a music magazine for her coursework project. She will base it on magazines like Kerrang!, Mojo, and Rolling Stone and focus on genres like rock and metal. The magazine will include articles on music festivals, artists, films, and gaming/esports. Alicja will gather original photos and has subjects in mind. She is most confident in print production and will create a cover, double page spread, and interviews. Alicja created a mind map of inspirations and will use a black, grey, orange and red color scheme. She scheduled tasks like research, experiments, and production over 5 weeks. Sources for audience research include magazine websites and statistics.
Magazine planning
The document outlines plans for a new rock music magazine, including targeting 16-26 year old males, featuring articles on new bands, concerts, and artists as well as subscription information. Color schemes, potential names, and promotional methods like social media, websites, television, and other magazines are discussed. Photoshoot ideas include using dark clothing, tattoos, and music instruments to represent the rock genre.
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The document discusses key terminology used when analyzing magazines, including audience expectations, convergence with other media, cover lines, house style, iconography, ideologies, mise-en-scene, mode of address, pose, representation, sell lines, superlatives, and target audience. It provides examples for some terms, such as expecting music magazines to contain interviews, reviews, and news about albums and concerts. It also discusses how magazines represent their target audiences through language, images, and topics covered.
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Vicky Lawrence proposes a magazine called "Alter Sound" focused on alternative rock music. She describes the magazine's genre as predominantly alternative rock but also including other rock subgenres. Her target audience is males and females aged 16-24. For the front cover, she plans to feature a close-up of someone holding a rock instrument in genre-appropriate fashion. The contents page will list sections like news and features alongside 3 images. A double page spread will interview an artist with their image and a quote teasing the article.
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This document contains responses from 8 individuals regarding their preferences for a rock magazine cover. Several respondents said they would like to see a large picture of a popular band or artists on the cover with bold fonts and colors that capture the bold nature of the rock genre. Many also liked that the sample cover of Kerrang! magazine showed the faces of artists and used bright colors and bold lettering to attract attention, along with mentioning free items included inside.
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The document provides an overview of the contents that will be included in a magazine about rock music. It describes that the contents page will list section headings and page numbers to help readers navigate. Main sections will include interviews with 3 artists, including a double-page spread of the cover artist, a rock charts page ranking popular artists, and a humorous guide on how to become a rock icon. Other sections will cover upcoming events, a competition to meet an artist, contests to win prizes, posters, and advertisements.
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This document contains responses from 8 individuals regarding their preferences for a rock magazine cover. Several respondents said they would like to see a large picture of a popular band or artists on the cover with bold fonts and colors that capture the bold nature of the rock genre. Many also liked that the sample cover of Kerrang! magazine showed the faces of artists and used bright colors and bold lettering to attract attention, along with mentioning free items included inside.
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Evaluation question 4
The document discusses a media product targeted at teenagers aged 16-18. Research in the form of an R&B magazine survey was used to determine the target audience and content. Photos for the contents page and double page spread were taken outside against a brick wall to symbolize an edgy, street feel that would appeal to the stereotypically edgy teenage audience. Clothing in the photos was chosen to represent the R&B theme and connect to the street theme for featured artists. The ideal readership is between 16-21 years old, of any gender or ethnic minority, who enjoys R&B music and listens to related radio stations.
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The proposed magazine will focus on rock music and target men aged 16-26. It will take inspiration from Kerrang magazine in focusing on rock. The masthead will use bold, eye-catching letters and an attention-grabbing color scheme. The contents page will summarize what each page covers and include artist photos, social media details, and subscription information. The front cover will feature a large dominant image to attract the target audience. Representations of artists in the magazine will depict them looking like authentic rock stars through clothing, hair, and posing with instruments.
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This document summarizes a student's magazine evaluation project for their AS Media Studies course. The student created a magazine called "ROCK UK" focused on UK rock and metal acts. They used dark photography and layout inspired by other rock/metal magazines. Audience research showed that genre, photography, and design were important to the target audience of rock and metal fans. The student believes major retailers like WHSmith would be suitable distribution partners for the commercial magazine. Overall, the student learned about magazine house styles, audience research, and production skills through completing this project.
As media course work- evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of the student's media product, which is a magazine focused on punk rock music. The student summarizes how different elements of the magazine use, develop, or challenge conventions of real music magazines. For the front cover, the student followed conventions from Kerrang magazine but challenged conventions through an unusual color scheme and font. The contents page was inspired by both music and non-music magazines to have a unique look. Double page spreads were similarly inspired by conventions from NME but challenged through color scheme and graphic elements. The magazine represents working class backgrounds and young adults interested in punk rock music. It could be distributed by IPC Media to compete with magazines from Bauer Media. The target audience is described as well.
As media course work evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of the student's media magazine project. It summarizes how each component (front cover, contents page, double page spread) draws from conventions of real magazines like Kerrang and NME while also attempting to challenge conventions. For example, the front cover takes its layout from Kerrang but uses unusual colors. The student learned Photoshop and design skills through constructing the project and improving their skills from a preliminary task. Overall, the evaluation reflects on how the project both followed and pushed boundaries of typical magazine design.
As media course work- evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of the student's media magazine project. It summarizes how the front cover, contents page, and double page spread use conventions from real magazines like Kerrang and NME while also attempting to challenge conventions. For the front cover, the student emulated Kerrang's layout but used unconventional colors. For the contents page, the student combined conventions from Q and a skateboarding magazine. The double page spread followed NME's format but with unusual colors representing the punk genre. Overall, the student aimed to both follow and push boundaries of typical magazine design.
As media course work evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of the student's media coursework assignment creating a magazine. It discusses how the magazine challenges conventions through its sole focus on punk rock music and unique color scheme. The front cover layout draws from Kerrang magazine's conventions while using unusual fonts and colors. The contents page was inspired by both music and non-music magazines to have an edgy punk style. Double page spreads emulate NME's style but with unusual colors to represent the genre. Overall, the student learned Photoshop skills and how to construct a magazine that achieves style and attracts an audience through attention to visual details and genre representation.
As media course work evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of the student's media coursework assignment to create a magazine. It summarizes how various pages in the magazine use, develop, or challenge conventions of real music magazines. For the front cover, the student followed conventions from Kerrang magazine but challenged conventions by focusing solely on punk rock and using unusual colors. For other pages like the contents page and double page spread, the student both followed conventions from other magazines and tried to make the layouts and designs unique. The student learned various Photoshop and design skills through constructing the magazine assignment.
AS Media Studies Log book
1. The document is a log book and progression report for a student's preliminary task to design the front cover and contents page for a music magazine.
2. For the front cover, the student used the school colors of maroon and blue as the color scheme. Stock magazine elements like the barcode, web address, price, and date were added to make it look like a real magazine.
3. Feedback was incorporated, changing the cover lines font to make the text more readable.
4. For the contents page, conventions from the front cover like the masthead were copied and pasted for consistency. Stories relevant to students were included.
Attracting and Adressing
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience of young rock music fans for their magazine. To attract the audience, they used bold colors, large headlines featuring musicians, free posters, and photography showing artists in an open posture making eye contact. To address the audience, they used informal language similar to other rock magazines, referred to musical instruments by their proper names, and included photography of artists with straight black hair and black clothes in settings like gigs that would be familiar to rock fans.
Media evaluation
This document summarizes Jacob Crompton's media studies portfolio project creating a magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread for a new rock music magazine.
The summary includes:
1) The target audience for the magazine is 16-24 year old males, similar to existing rock magazines like Kerrang!.
2) The magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread use conventions from real rock magazines including large mastheads, prominent cover stars, and pull quotes while experimenting with unconventional color schemes and layouts.
3) Technologies learned include using Photoshop tools like the color replacement tool and layer masks to manipulate images as well as InDesign for magazine design.
Kajal's evaluation question 5
My target audience for the rock magazine was rock music listeners between ages 16-40. I believed I attracted this audience through the magazine's house style of black, white, and red colors which are instantly associated with rock. The rock band featured on the cover would also attract fans. Additionally, placing promotional content ("puffs") in the magazine and using pull quotes from interviews are techniques to grab readers' attention. The language in interviews was modeled after other bands to seem authentic yet remain appropriate for different ages of rock fans.
Analysis of 3 pages
The document analyzes the front covers of three rock music magazines: Kerrang!, Uncut, and The Rock Sound. For Kerrang!, the summary notes that the target audience is teenagers aged 15-20, and the cover uses red, black, and white colors to symbolize aggression and danger associated with rock music. For Uncut, the target audience is older and more sophisticated, and the cover evokes the 1970s with a black and white photo and references to a band's 40th anniversary. For The Rock Sound, the cover features four band members and uses bright colors, with free CDs and competitions to attract various audiences including teenagers and adults.
Analysis of 3 pages
The document provides an analysis of magazine front covers and contents pages from various rock magazines, including Kerrang!, Uncut, Rock Sound, and NME. It examines design elements like images, colors, fonts, layout, and features to understand how they appeal to different target audiences and convey information about the magazine's content. Key aspects analyzed include the use of aggressive imagery and colors on Kerrang! to attract young rock fans, Uncut's sophisticated black and white aesthetic for older readers, and how various magazines employ images, headlines and features to engage audiences.
Question 4: Who would be the audience for your media product?
The focus group provided feedback on the indie/rock magazine in several areas:
1) They felt the genre was well-represented through the cover lines, content, photography props like guitars, and subjects' clothing in darker colors and styles.
2) They found the content interesting because it featured popular artists and promised exclusive interviews and information.
3) The photography quality was good - they liked the compositions, lighting, and how the subjects looked serious and represented the genre. More photos on the content page could intrigue readers.
4) The color scheme of blues, purples and black was suitable as it was unisex, not too bright, and matched the photo tones. The fonts were
Question 4: Who would be the audience for your media product?
The focus group provided feedback on the indie/rock magazine in several areas:
1) They felt the genre was well-represented through the cover lines, content, photography props like guitars, and subjects' clothing in darker colors and styles.
2) They found the content interesting because it featured popular artists and promised exclusive interviews and information.
3) The photography quality was good - they liked the compositions, lighting, and how the subjects looked serious and represented the genre. More photos on the content page could intrigue readers further.
4) The color scheme of blues, purples and black was suitable as it was unisex, not too bright, and matched the photo tones well.
An example powerpoint evaluation1
Olivia Lynch created a music magazine called A Major for a school media project. She did research on existing music magazines like NME and Rocksound to understand conventions. She surveyed her target audience of 16-30 year olds interested in funk/alternative music to determine design elements. Based on the survey results, she chose a grey/white/blue color scheme and friendly tone. Olivia designed the cover, contents page, and spreads on Photoshop. She priced the magazine at £2.70 with a free CD to attract buyers between the prices of her competitors NME and Rocksound.
Music magazine Evaluation
The document provides details on how the author incorporated conventions from Kerrang magazine into their music magazine design. Some key points:
- The author used Kerrang's color scheme of black, red, and white for their masthead to make it eye-catching.
- They followed Kerrang's convention of placing the headline across the bottom of the front cover in white text for prominence.
- Research showed magazines typically have plugs flushed left or right, so the author aligned their plugs like Kerrang for a professional look.
- Photos on the contents page and using different fonts/sizes helped achieve Kerrang's grid structure and reference multiple articles.
Ashleigh's media coursework powerpoint
The document summarizes the research and design process for a school assignment to create a music magazine focused on the rock genre. It describes researching existing rock magazines Kerrang, Classical Rock, and Rolling Stone to understand their styles and target audiences. It then outlines the development of the student's magazine from an initial design through to the final product, called Psyckraze, which aims to cover both soft and hard rock music for readers aged 15-30. Research included analyzing the existing magazines and conducting a survey to identify the target readership.
Final magazine evaluation
This document summarizes a magazine evaluation. It discusses the target audience for the magazine, how the audience was addressed through design choices, and what was learned from the process. The target audience was described as independent people interested in alternative/rock music. Research including a survey of 40 people provided insights into the audience. Fonts, layout, photos, and other design elements were selected to attract this audience and represent rock culture. Key lessons included learning how to better address the audience and refine the magazine concept based on feedback.
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- 2. I attracted an audience of people who like rock music through using the conventions of other established rock magazines, such as black/dark colours on the cover and red on the contents and double page spread. This is typical of other rock magazines that my audience reads, as I found when conducting my audience research questionnaire
- 3. On the front page I made sure my title was large and bold and one word that related to the rock genre, I decided on Skream as it is a typical word of the genre. The incorrect spelling was a language choice to give the product a more rock like aesthetic. The model on the cover is in a pose that sets the dark mood of the rock genre.
- 4. The contents page attracts the audience by featuring artists relevant to the genre which a reader in a shop would notice and be more likely to purchase my product. The articles are all interesting to the target audience, as found by my research, they feature bands that readers would be interested in and topics that would keep them engaged.
- 5. ● My double page spread is appealing to my audience as it features a large title in a bold red font and a pull quote to engage readers. ● The featured artist is in a pose typical of rock musicians, tuning his guitar, so readers will relate to him and be more likely to buy my product.
- 6. ● My double page spread is appealing to my audience as it features a large title in a bold red font and a pull quote to engage readers. ● The featured artist is in a pose typical of rock musicians, tuning his guitar, so readers will relate to him and be more likely to buy my product.