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The document discusses how a pop artist is represented in a magazine spread across multiple pages. On the front cover, the artist is portrayed seriously to match an article about her rise to fame. On the contents page, she is shown casually enjoying nature to depict her love of the outdoors. The double page spread uses black, white, and gray colors to symbolize her past as the article discusses her history. Camera angles, wardrobe, makeup, and backgrounds are crafted to convey specific messages about the artist's personality and lifestyle.
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The document summarizes how an artist is represented in different elements of a magazine spread for a POP magazine.
In the front cover image, the artist is represented as serious through their angled pose and distant gaze, fitting the serious article topic. Warm autumnal colors and a casual look represent the artist as warm and natural.
On the contents page, the artist is shown holding a tree in a wide shot, representing their love of nature. Casual clothing and a messy ponytail portray a casual lifestyle away from fame.
In the double page spread, a wide shot shows the artist happily surrounded by nature, represented as casual and carefree through their outfit and expression.
Representation
The document summarizes how the artist is represented across different elements of a magazine spread. On the front cover, the artist is depicted as serious to match the serious article about her rise to fame. In photos inside, she is shown as casual, natural, and enjoying nature to portray her lifestyle away from celebrity. Gender and age are also used to represent her as a typical pop artist and connect with the target audience of 15-25 year olds. Color, photography, styling and other elements aim to craft a consistent representation that invites readers in and ties into the magazine's autumn theme.
Question 2 media evalutation
The magazine aims to appeal to both male and female audiences. Neutral colors like burgundy, blue, white and black are used on the cover. Indie music icons like Ben Howard and The Vaccines are featured to appeal to females, while an attractive woman on the cover is intended to attract males. Pictures from live music gigs featuring article artists are included to appeal to the young target audience who enjoy such events. Close-up photos of artists with direct eye contact and open mouths aim to convey an alluring and sensual appeal to broaden the magazine's gender attraction. Accessories like necklaces also help emphasize the indie music genre.
Question 2 powerpoint
The document discusses the representation of a social group in a media product.
[1] The front cover represents the target audience as natural and simple looking through the plain white vest and pink/white color scheme of the artist. It includes a horse's head to relate to the country/western genre.
[2] The double page spread further represents the target audience as natural through simple rural clothing settings. It focuses clearly on the artist's face to make a powerful statement supporting dominant country/western genre conventions.
[3] Both the front cover and double page spread aim to support rather than challenge dominant ideas of the country/western music genre and target social group through stereotypical details. References to professional
Chosen images
The document discusses the selection and use of various images of artist Claudia in a magazine article and layout. Several photos are chosen to be used as the main cover image, on the contents page, as double page spreads, full page images, and in a collage to introduce, feature, and conclude the article on Claudia. The photos are intended to portray Claudia's indie image through her clothing, hair, and direct eye contact with the viewer in order to draw in the target audience and entice readers to learn more about her.
Evaluation Qu2
- The document represents the pop music genre through images of male pop artists and the author's brother modeling pop-inspired clothing.
- The images portray stereotypical representations of males in the pop industry through their fashionable clothing, ages ranging from 15-30, and positive, fun demeanors.
- Throughout the 3 pages, only males are represented to target the intended female teenage audience. The images and clothing are meant to attract this demographic.
Evaluation q2
The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It summarizes that the magazine represents young people through images of young males and females on the cover and contents page. It mainly represents the indie rock genre through featuring mostly male bands associated with that genre. The people in the genre are presented as moody to fit stereotypes, though articles show them as friendly. Images are dark to match the color scheme and present bands seriously while still capturing their personalities. Overall, the representation fits conventions of indie rock magazines and presents the social groups in a positive rather than negative way.
Evaluation – question 2
The magazine represents particular social groups by featuring a model from a working/middle class background who is aged 16-25 to appeal to the target audience. A female model is used on the cover to attract male readers according to Mulvey's male gaze theory, but she is portrayed in a less sexualized manner with a serious expression to challenge stereotypes. Her style reflects the indie genre through thrift store clothing to connect with that culture.
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The document summarizes how an artist is represented in different elements of a magazine spread for a POP magazine.
In the front cover image, the artist is represented as serious through their angled pose and distant gaze, fitting the serious article topic. Warm autumnal colors and a casual look represent the artist as warm and natural.
On the contents page, the artist is shown holding a tree in a wide shot, representing their love of nature. Casual clothing and a messy ponytail portray a casual lifestyle away from fame.
In the double page spread, a wide shot shows the artist happily surrounded by nature, represented as casual and carefree through their outfit and expression.
Representation
The document summarizes how the artist is represented across different elements of a magazine spread. On the front cover, the artist is depicted as serious to match the serious article about her rise to fame. In photos inside, she is shown as casual, natural, and enjoying nature to portray her lifestyle away from celebrity. Gender and age are also used to represent her as a typical pop artist and connect with the target audience of 15-25 year olds. Color, photography, styling and other elements aim to craft a consistent representation that invites readers in and ties into the magazine's autumn theme.
Question 2 media evalutation
The magazine aims to appeal to both male and female audiences. Neutral colors like burgundy, blue, white and black are used on the cover. Indie music icons like Ben Howard and The Vaccines are featured to appeal to females, while an attractive woman on the cover is intended to attract males. Pictures from live music gigs featuring article artists are included to appeal to the young target audience who enjoy such events. Close-up photos of artists with direct eye contact and open mouths aim to convey an alluring and sensual appeal to broaden the magazine's gender attraction. Accessories like necklaces also help emphasize the indie music genre.
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The document discusses the representation of a social group in a media product.
[1] The front cover represents the target audience as natural and simple looking through the plain white vest and pink/white color scheme of the artist. It includes a horse's head to relate to the country/western genre.
[2] The double page spread further represents the target audience as natural through simple rural clothing settings. It focuses clearly on the artist's face to make a powerful statement supporting dominant country/western genre conventions.
[3] Both the front cover and double page spread aim to support rather than challenge dominant ideas of the country/western music genre and target social group through stereotypical details. References to professional
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The document discusses the selection and use of various images of artist Claudia in a magazine article and layout. Several photos are chosen to be used as the main cover image, on the contents page, as double page spreads, full page images, and in a collage to introduce, feature, and conclude the article on Claudia. The photos are intended to portray Claudia's indie image through her clothing, hair, and direct eye contact with the viewer in order to draw in the target audience and entice readers to learn more about her.
Evaluation Qu2
- The document represents the pop music genre through images of male pop artists and the author's brother modeling pop-inspired clothing.
- The images portray stereotypical representations of males in the pop industry through their fashionable clothing, ages ranging from 15-30, and positive, fun demeanors.
- Throughout the 3 pages, only males are represented to target the intended female teenage audience. The images and clothing are meant to attract this demographic.
Evaluation q2
The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It summarizes that the magazine represents young people through images of young males and females on the cover and contents page. It mainly represents the indie rock genre through featuring mostly male bands associated with that genre. The people in the genre are presented as moody to fit stereotypes, though articles show them as friendly. Images are dark to match the color scheme and present bands seriously while still capturing their personalities. Overall, the representation fits conventions of indie rock magazines and presents the social groups in a positive rather than negative way.
Evaluation – question 2
The magazine represents particular social groups by featuring a model from a working/middle class background who is aged 16-25 to appeal to the target audience. A female model is used on the cover to attract male readers according to Mulvey's male gaze theory, but she is portrayed in a less sexualized manner with a serious expression to challenge stereotypes. Her style reflects the indie genre through thrift store clothing to connect with that culture.
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The magazine aims to appeal to fans of indie music, particularly those in social class ABC1 aged 16-30, with a main focus on men. This is shown through the cover artist, who is portrayed using body language on the cover and in photos as serious and mysterious to connect with audiences. In photos, he is depicted through costuming and settings associated with indie artists, such as outside in urban areas. The article balances portraying him seriously with his rebel persona through most photos, but then shows his real, light-hearted side by depicting him laughing across a double page spread.
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1. The magazine masthead conforms to conventions by being positioned at the top center of the page for clear visibility.
2. The magazine title "RapNation" directly references the target genre of rap music in a straightforward way to make audiences feel included.
3. Photographs were taken in a studio to look posed and staged rather than natural, mirroring conventions in the magazine genre and projecting a glamorous image for the target audience.
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- Her black leather coat and unusual style indicates she does not follow mainstream fashion.
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- The photo is a mid-shot from a straight angle but with her head tilted away from the camera.
Evaluation - Media question 2
My model is posed and dressed in a girly yet natural style to represent the indie music social group that is the target audience of my magazine. She has minimal makeup and her hair is casually styled. Photos show her laughing and looking at a rose to seem relaxed and give a sense of her personality. The plain white background lets her stand out naturally. Including a rose prop makes the images more feminine. The magazine's content, color scheme, and cover lines about music and artists also aim to appeal to young women interested in indie music culture.
Question 2 evaluation
This document discusses how the media product represents social groups in terms of age, gender, and social class. For age, a young male model aged 16-25 was used, and moody blue-toned images were edited to target younger audiences. For gender, only male models were used to represent the masculine indie rock genre, with dark and masculine color schemes. For social class, the working class nature of indie fans is represented through a simple design, ordinary models in plain clothes, showing the average working class man with talent.
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QUESTION 2
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The magazine aims to appeal to fans of indie music, particularly those in social class ABC1 aged 16-30, with a main focus on men. This is shown through the cover artist, who is portrayed using body language on the cover and in photos as serious and mysterious to connect with audiences. In photos, he is depicted through costuming and settings associated with indie artists, such as outside in urban areas. The article balances portraying him seriously with his rebel persona through most photos, but then shows his real, light-hearted side by depicting him laughing across a double page spread.
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Media music magazine photos mary keren
The photographer took several portraits of his friend Mary, an indie artist, in locations around Birmingham that were familiar to her and conveyed an urban, gritty style. The photos aimed to portray Mary stereotypically as an indie artist, playing music in venues and on the street. Additional photos of another model, Keren, were also taken in a music studio to represent her as an indie musician. Some photos were identified as potential cover images, contents pages, or double page spreads for a magazine focused on female indie artists.
Social groups
This is my Keynote answer to the question "How Does Your Media Product Represent Particular Social Groups?@"
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This document contains proofs of contact for three models - Jane Pipkin, Anthony Edwards, and Natasha Kirsopp - that a photographer has engaged for an upcoming photo shoot. For each model, the photographer provides a brief justification for their selection, noting their suitability for the target audience and genre of indie music magazines.
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This document summarizes how the media product represents the social group of indie scenesters. It describes choosing clothing and hairstyles typical of indie artists like knitted jumpers, checked shirts, and natural looks. Photos of indie artists Angel Olsen and Kelela are presented as examples that demonstrate filters, poses, and natural makeup commonly used in indie magazines. The document concludes it aims to portray a "down-to-earth" and "humble" feeling by having a completely makeup-free artist on the magazine cover, reflecting the genre's aesthetics.
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1. The magazine masthead conforms to conventions by being positioned at the top center of the page for clear visibility.
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- The photo is a mid-shot from a straight angle but with her head tilted away from the camera.
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My model is posed and dressed in a girly yet natural style to represent the indie music social group that is the target audience of my magazine. She has minimal makeup and her hair is casually styled. Photos show her laughing and looking at a rose to seem relaxed and give a sense of her personality. The plain white background lets her stand out naturally. Including a rose prop makes the images more feminine. The magazine's content, color scheme, and cover lines about music and artists also aim to appeal to young women interested in indie music culture.
Question 2 evaluation
This document discusses how the media product represents social groups in terms of age, gender, and social class. For age, a young male model aged 16-25 was used, and moody blue-toned images were edited to target younger audiences. For gender, only male models were used to represent the masculine indie rock genre, with dark and masculine color schemes. For social class, the working class nature of indie fans is represented through a simple design, ordinary models in plain clothes, showing the average working class man with talent.
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The document discusses the representation of different generations in a music magazine called "Calliwill". The magazine aimed to represent older generations through covers of old songs in a defined retro genre. Photographs in the magazine portray the subjects as serious through maintaining eye contact and avoiding smiles. Clothing and accessories like awards were chosen to add authenticity and represent the subjects and genres accurately according to the era. Polaroid photos were included to enhance the retro style and representation of the magazine's genre.
Evaluation question 2
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The double page spread uses bright colors, stars, and a teenage male model to relate to both younger and older teenage girls as readers and audiences.
Music magazine proposal (pages003.312)
This document outlines a magazine proposal focused on the indie genre. The magazine will feature photos of the model Tanya Kekic in natural settings like parks and forests, holding a guitar. The front cover will showcase the model smiling in sunlight. Interior pages will display full-page photos of the model engaging in activities like holding a guitar amid scenic backgrounds. The target audience is mainstream 16-20 year old females, so fashion and pretty natural images will be included. Inspiration is drawn from Acoustic Magazine.
How my media project conforms to particular social
The document discusses the creator's media project of designing a music magazine targeted towards teenage girls. They created photo shoots featuring models displaying stereotypical indie styles and poses to appeal to the target audience. Photos were edited in Photoshop to remove unwanted backgrounds and experiment with cropping, lighting, and depth of field effects. Different fonts were tested for the magazine title before selecting a bold, feminine style to make a statement and match the target demographic.
Evaluation of magazine
The document discusses the design and conventions used in the student's media magazine project. It describes using common magazine elements like a central cover image, masthead, and house style. The student aimed to represent their target audience of 15-18 year olds and attract them by using an appealing teenage girl as the cover image and a mix of colors. Technologies like Photoshop and InDesign were used to construct the magazine, and the student learned about elements like lighting and layout.
Evaluation of magazine
The document discusses the process of creating a magazine media product and how it utilizes and develops conventions from real magazines. Key points:
- The magazine uses conventions like a central cover image surrounded by smaller images and consistent branding/masthead across issues.
- Research was done on magazines' use of consistent house styles, colors, fonts, etc. throughout issues. This was applied to the magazine.
- Technologies like Photoshop, lighting and angles were used and learning occurred around editing images and page layout design.
- Audience research was important to target 15-18 year olds and represent this group through visuals and language. Real music labels could potentially distribute the magazine.
Evaluation of magazine
The document discusses the design and conventions used in the student's media magazine project. It describes using common magazine elements like a central cover image, masthead, and house style. The student aimed to represent their target audience of 15-18 year olds and attract them by using an appealing teenage girl as the cover image and a mix of colors. Technologies like Photoshop and InDesign were used to construct the magazine, and the student learned about elements like lighting and layout.
Media presentation of representations
The document discusses how a magazine represents social groups in its content and imagery. It focuses on representing teenage girls aged 16-21 as the target audience. The front cover features a casually dressed female model around the same age laughing in an approachable way. Artists and genres featured in the magazine, like pop and chart music, appeal to teenage girls. Imagery throughout depicts models in casual clothing focused on music or appearing happy and confident to relate to the target readership. Feminine colors, fonts and informal language make the content accessible and engaging for its intended teenage female audience.
Photos i have used
This document discusses the use of photos in an indie magazine. Several photos are selected to illustrate articles and layouts because they fit the magazine's style, show musicians appropriately, and depict subjects like festival fashion clearly. Other photos are rejected for being unfocused, having hand gestures that don't fit the genre, or not looking positive enough. One photo works well once edited to be brighter and show the model smiling confidently.
Test Shots
The document discusses test shots taken to select locations, props, costumes, and people for a monthly music magazine. The author considers shooting in a park to convey a youthful, relaxed atmosphere. Props like makeup, jewelry, and a musical instrument will be used to portray celebrities and advertise products. Models will wear elegant, sophisticated outfits to signify the wealth and status of musicians featured. Images include potential models of different females within the target audience's age range to represent modern artists.
Magazine evaluation
This document summarizes a student's magazine project on K-Pop music. The student aimed to both adhere to and challenge conventions of music magazines. To adhere, the student included close-up cover images and placed information consistently. To challenge conventions, the student used unconventional colors, layouts, and included details on Korean entertainment companies. The magazine represents K-Pop fans aged 12-24 and aims to be fun and lighthearted. The student believes the magazine would be best distributed by Frontline Magazine, the leading UK magazine distributor, to reach a wide audience across different formats. The primary target audience are passionate K-Pop fans aged 12-24 who will use the magazine for entertainment and identity purposes.
Evaluations question 1
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, uses and develops conventions from real music magazines. Specifically:
- Two magazines, i-D and another, were used as style models for layout, simplicity of design, soft colors, and minimal text.
- The title is prominently but not overwhelmingly displayed. Contents pages and spreads do not include the title based on one style model.
- Images are used as the main focal point, with cover lines and text intended to encourage reading the inside.
- A minimalist, black and white color scheme is used, with some important words highlighted for the contents page. Color is also matched from a photo to title text on a spread.
In what ways does your media product use
The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions from real magazines. It uses a pink color scheme throughout for continuity and to target female readers and the female artist featured. Pictures of the artist are used on the front cover, contents page, and double page spread to reinforce her importance. The layout and designs were modeled after Billboard magazine's issue featuring Miley Cyrus, including features like boarders, puns, photograph styles, and colored cover lines to catch readers' attention. The goal is to develop the conventions of real magazines while introducing a new artist.
Question 1 Evaluation
The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes the choices made in designing elements like the masthead, photography, costumes, fonts, layouts, and written content. Overall, the document aims to follow conventions to look like a real magazine but also make it original to suit the indie/soul genre targeted audience. The designer strived to balance following conventions with adding uniqueness.
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Production Outline
The music video will tell the story of two young lovers who have broken up, with the boy still in love and trying to win the girl back. It will show him watching her from across a bar as she tries to move on. Flashbacks will reveal that he was getting high with friends, likely causing their breakup. Though he tries speaking to her and catches her when she falls drunk, she remains resistant. Scenes of them happy in the past, sitting by a fire with friends, will be juxtaposed with shots of him alone, singing sincerely about missing her as he searches for her. The video closes with them reunited at the bar with friends.
Focus group feedback
The focus group provided feedback on magazine ads, digipaks, and a music video. For the magazine ads and digipaks, participants generally liked the bold fonts and coordinating images, but disliked small text sizes and lack of information. For the music video, they enjoyed the storyline and live performance, but felt it was too dark in places. The key learnings were to use bright colors, bold fonts, coordinated images, include sufficient information, add a storyline and live performance to future creative works, and avoid overly dark shots.
Survey results
The survey results showed that Briar-Rose Wilding's target audience for their indie music is mostly between 16-27 years old and enjoys outdoor hobbies. They found that males prefer indie music slightly more than females. Most respondents said they like indie music and associate it with retro colors. Popular bands mentioned were typically bands. Respondents also said they like to socialize with friends outdoors in their spare time. They expect to see pictures of the band/artist, retro colors, and a bold title on a digipak. They prefer a story line in music videos and watching videos over getting a CD.
Task 3- Still image analysis
This document analyzes 7 shots from an indie music video and how they follow conventions of the genre. Shot 1 introduces the lonely artist filmed in a city location on a low budget. Shot 2 is a close-up showing the artist's emotions. Shot 3 shows the artist in an abandoned warehouse living in poverty, relating to the song lyrics. Shot 4 features the artist singing, a common music video convention. Shot 5 uses plain clothing and lighting to illustrate the dark lyrics. Shot 6 emphasizes the artist's isolation in a wide landscape shot. Shot 7 connects the closing lyrics to the artist's changed expression, suggesting change can be positive. Overall, the shots use techniques like location, lighting and cinematography typical of indie music videos to
Production schedule
The production schedule outlines two scenes to be filmed - one taking place on Wednesday June 7th at a medium sized house with characters Leah, Robyn, Hannah, and Natasha. Props include a guitar, flip phone, and name tag while the set design is a crowded living room made for a party. The second scene takes place on Tuesday June 6th inside a school with characters Leah and Jacob. Props are a name tag, designer bags, and lipstick, with the set design being a hallway with a colorful and plain wall. Camera equipment includes a camera, tripod, and lights, with Gemma, Briar, and Leah listed as camera people.
Script breakdown colour chart (1)
This document provides a color-coded breakdown chart for a script. It defines various elements using colors, with red for main characters, pink for special effects, orange for background characters, blue for wardrobe items, and highlighted in red for any special equipment needed for shots. Examples are given for each category, such as a girl walking for a main character and adding a title song for a special effect.
Script breakdown colour chart
This document provides a color-coded breakdown chart for a script. It defines various elements using colors, with red for main characters, pink for special effects, orange for background characters, blue for wardrobe items, and highlighted in red for any special equipment needed for shots. Examples are given for each category, such as a girl walking for a main character and adding a title song for a special effect.
Mcfly fly colours in her hair
This document provides a breakdown of the song "Mcfly Fly Colours in Her Hair" through descriptions of the lyrics, audio, and corresponding visuals in the YouTube music video at each time stamp. It describes scenes showing a girl with colorful hair who is an outsider at a house party but dances freely without caring what others think of her mysterious image and attitude. The breakdown is intended to script out the story and meaning conveyed through the synchronized music, lyrics, and video editing at each moment of the song.
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The document discusses how a pop artist is represented in a magazine spread across multiple pages. On the front cover, the artist is portrayed seriously to match an article about her rise to fame. On the contents page, she is shown casually enjoying nature to depict her love of the outdoors. The double page spread uses black, white, and gray colors to symbolize her past as the article discusses her history. Camera angles, wardrobe, makeup, and backgrounds are crafted to convey specific messages about the artist's personality and lifestyle.
Audience feedback
The document contains audience feedback on various elements of a magazine, and conclusions drawn from that feedback.
For the front cover, the feedback was positive about the colors and fonts used, but negative about the cover stories. For the contents page, feedback was positive about the layout and inclusion of song listings, but negative about lack of article details. For the double page spread, feedback was positive about the photo, fonts, and layout, but negative about the lack of a pull quote.
In conclusion, the strengths identified were the colors linking pages and well-chosen fonts, while weaknesses were needing more details on stories and articles, and adding a pull quote to grab attention.
Audience feedback
The document summarizes feedback from three people on different elements of a magazine. For the front cover, they liked the name, fonts and colors but thought it needed more color and a picture. For the contents page, they liked the layout and added elements but thought it could use more color and improved fonts. For the double page spread, they liked the picture, layout and fonts but thought it needed more color. In conclusion, the strengths included layout, fonts and added elements, while weaknesses centered around needing more color and improved fonts.
Production plan
The document provides a production schedule for photos of a model named Elizabeth with details on location, costumes, makeup, poses, and camera shots. It lists five photos to be taken - for the front page, contents page, poster, and a double page spread. Locations include a brick wall, trees, and white backgrounds. Costumes range from formal to no clothing. Poses include smiling, looking at a book, jumping, and a serious look. Shots include mid, long, and close up.
Draft text
Irene Quinn had a difficult childhood being in foster care from ages 3 to 9 and being bullied in school, but was later adopted by a lovely couple who helped her pursue her dream of becoming a singer. She was shy but eventually auditioned for and won The X Factor at age 16, which changed her life and led to success she never thought possible thanks to the support of her adoptive parents who helped her become confident in herself.
Audience feedback of draft layouts
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The photography plan outlines four photo shots for an artist's album including a front cover mid-shot of the artist in front of a plain wall dressed casually, a contents page mid-shot of the artist among trees to show their love of nature, a close-up double page spread to show emotion on the artist's face, and an extra picture of the artist laying by a tree reading to portray them as ordinary.
Effective photography
This document discusses effective photography techniques for magazine layouts. It analyzes several magazine covers and pages, noting their use of techniques like the rule of thirds, mid shots, close ups, head and nose room, and plain backgrounds to make the photos stand out. Photos are positioned to draw the viewer's eye and give the impression that the subjects are making eye contact and interacting with the viewer. Overall compositions emphasize simplicity and balance to highlight the main photographic subject.
My pitch
Briar-Rose Wilding proposes launching a pop music magazine targeted at 15-25 year olds of both genders. She conducted research including surveys and focus groups to design the magazine to appeal to this audience. The magazine will include articles on popular artists, news, interviews, posters and charts. It will use bright colors, images and other conventions of pop music magazines. The first issue will feature stories on One Direction and new artists. The informal but sometimes formal tone aims to represent her target audience. She believes the magazine will succeed by providing inclusive content for both genders at an affordable price.
Draft layouts
The document discusses draft layouts. It provides information on initial designs or formats for publications, websites, or other materials before they are finalized. Draft layouts allow creators to experiment with content organization and presentation while getting early feedback to refine the final product.
Pitch
The document proposes a new pop music magazine targeted at 15-25 year olds. The magazine would include content like tour dates, celebrity articles, music news, charts, and new releases. It would use bright colors and clear layouts. Additionally, the magazine is priced at £2.99 based on survey results of the target audience to determine their interests and sense of style. The creator believes the magazine is tailored to what the target audience wants and would therefore sell well.
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Representation
- 1. QUESTION 2 By Briar-Rose Wilding
- 2. REPRESENTATION Normally in a POP Magazine the artist is represented as a happy and loveable person who can also be serious. The magazine editors make the artist look like this by using a range of elements such as camera work, mise-en-scene, colour, language and typography to create a image for the artist.
- 3. FRONT PAGE In the front cover my artist is represented as quite a serious person as the main article is about her life to fame and the image shows the audience that she is serious about this article and its something that is important to her so she is represented in a way which shows she's not messing around. Camera Work – I have placed my artist at a angle where her body is facing one way and her head another, while her eyes are not looking at my audience but at something in the distance. I have used a mid shot for the image so that my audience is able to see how my artists body is angled and the emotion that they have on their face. Mise-en-scene – The outfit that my artist is wearing relates to the magazines theme which is Autumn, so the orange jumper that is wearing co-ordinates in with the theme. My models hair is wavy as if her hair has been wind swept. My artist is not wearing any makeup to represent her self as a natural person so she can show her audience that you don’t have to wear makeup. Colour- I have made the main colours on my magazine red, orange and yellow to fit in with the magazines theme of ‘Autumn/Fall’ I have done this by adding a orange background behind the magazine titles and changing the colour of the cove lines to fit in. The colours I have use are also seen as quite warm colours to help represent my artist as a warm and loveable person. I have tried to represent my magazine to females and males by using things that both genders would like. I have also aimed it at 15-25 year olds. I have represented them by cover lines and stories by making sure there are some that boys would find appealing, some girls would find appealing and some that both boys and girls would find appealing.
- 4. CONTE NTS PAGE I have represented my artist in this picture as someone who loves nature and the autumn season. I have done this by putting her on a tree holding it as if she is talking to it. Camerawork – I have used a wide shot for the artist in this photo so that the reader is able to see the artists expression, body language and clothes. From using a mid shot it has allowed me to represent my model as someone who loves being outside and seeing nature. The background picture of the leaves is another photo I have taken to help fit in with the magazines theme of ‘Autumn/Fall’ Mise-en-scene – My artist has been represented as casual by the use of mise-en-scene. I have done this by making her clothes look very casual and I have made the artist her go up in a messy ponytail. This makes the reader look at the picture and think that this artist that is dressed all casual does have a life away from her celebrity life. Colour- I have used some of the colours from the font page on my contents page. For example I have used various colours such as yellows and oranges to tie in with the theme of the magazine. The yellows and oranges that I have used in the contents page adds a warm and happy feeling towards the magazine to invite the reader in. I have tried to represent my magazine to females and males by using different contents stories that both genders would like. I have also aimed it at 15-25 year olds. I have represented them by the contents in the magazine by making sure there are some that boys would find appealing, some girls would find appealing and some that both boys and girls would find appealing. I think that my magazine is stereotypical as most magazine make their contents page welcoming so that the reader will read on and
- 5. DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD Camerawork – I have used a wide shot for my picture so that I can get my artist and her surroundings in the picture. I have used the mid shot so that my readers can see the outfit my artist is wearing and the expression they hold upon their face. This camera shot represents my artist as a very happy person who loves to be around nature. Mise-En-Scene- The outfit I have used in this photo for my artist has represented her as a casual person. This send a message to the readers saying that she isn’t sucked into the life of fame wearing designer clothes and wearing makeup. She also likes wearing casual clothes which she can go around in without caring if she is being judged or not. Colour – I have used mainly blacks, whites and greys in my double page spread to represent the article. As the article is talking about her past so the blacks whites and greys represent the her past. As when you think about the past you think of black and