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This document discusses double page spreads used in magazines and publications. It provides examples of how Time Out magazine uses double page spreads to feature recipes and recommend food tips using a continuous color scheme across both pages and a collection of related images. The document also shows inspirational newspaper ad examples and discusses using ideas from these ads, like clear backgrounds, engaging titles, and product placement, to advertise a documentary.
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Research and planning draft 1 part 1
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Q Magazine is a monthly publication focused on modern rock music. It is published by Bauer Media Group, a large international media company owned by the Bauer family since 1875. The editor is Andrew Harrison and it has been published since 1986, costing £3.99. It is distributed in newsagents, supermarkets, and music shops. The covers typically feature a band member and use a limited color scheme. Contents pages list articles alongside related images and the magazine utilizes double page spreads with large band images to draw readers in.
Question 1 (Improved)
My media product challenges some conventions of music magazine front covers while developing and using other conventions. It challenges placement conventions by adding a coverline to the right third of the page instead of just the left. It develops conventions by increasing the masthead size and placing it across the top. It also uses conventions like placing coverlines above the masthead to draw attention and using colors that reflect the target gender. The inside contents page similarly challenges some conventions like omitting some pages but develops conventions like including a 'band index' and pull quotes to entice readers.
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Question 1.2
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This document summarizes how the author's music magazine both used conventions from existing music magazines as well as developed and challenged some conventions. The magazine used conventions like matching the color scheme to the featured artist's costume and including an issue number, date, and website. It developed conventions by taking multiple images to make a whole front cover image and offering prizes through social media. The magazine challenged conventions by having unusual text alignment on the front cover and using a saying instead of "Contents" for the title of the contents page.
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Research and planning draft 3 part 2 a (
- 1. RESEARCH AND PLANNING DRAFT 3 PART 2A (continued)
- 2. What is a Double Page Spread? • In page layout and typography, a spread (also known as a two-page spread) is the unit formed by two adjacent, facing pages in a magazine or other publication, featuring a single image (such as a photograph or a piece of artwork) or a themed group of images.
- 3. Forms & Conventions of Double Page spreads Set on two pages, as text drags on to next page. There is always bold writing to highlight the main point. Often contains extra information Continuous boxes colour scheme on both pages. Usually a collection of images relating to issue. Sometimes pictures are spread out, sometimes boxed together.
- 4. Possible Spreads? • Time Out & Radio Times
- 5. This is an example of a food page in Time Out Magazine. It shows recipes and recommends food tips.
- 6. These Time Out magazine double page spreads are inspirational because it gives us a rough guide where to advertise our documentary.
- 7. Inspirational Newspaper Adverts RIANNA
- 8. How the stuff is hanging The metro often down we could use it feature McDonalds and replace it with food We could use vouchers so we could this idea, and play on this put a food label which is why I found it inspirational Blending of the colour gradient is RIANNA nice here
- 9. Clear background Clear title which is engaging Good product placement Small details of where the product is RIANNA