Research into images used in magazines
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The document summarizes research comparing images used in an indie music magazine to those used in the author's own magazine. Key points of comparison for different types of images include using female artists as cover models, portraying passion for music on stage, and showing full torsos with interesting backgrounds. Conducting this research helped the author produce authentic-looking images that fit the genre by getting ideas from real music magazine photos.
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Photography plan
The photographer will photograph a local indie rock band called King No-One to feature in their magazine. The band dresses in typical indie styles like black skinny jeans and plain colors that represent the genre. Photos will be taken at a King No-One gig at a York pub, using band instruments as props and capturing the straight-faced, relaxed mood associated with indie rock. Lighting and angles will emphasize the band's confidence and importance on stage.
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The document discusses the author's investigation into the evolution of color in still life photography from the 1950s to 2010. The author will analyze photographs from each decade and compare how the use of color has changed, looking at different still life types and how color affects viewers. Still life photography allows more compositional control than genres like landscape and portraiture. Color has become a crucial part of images and influences their power and feeling. The author hopes to analyze the effectiveness of specific colors and how still life has become influential in today's society through color.
The proposal unit 31
The magazine will focus on an up-and-coming UK grime/rap artist named J Blaze. It will use informal language to appeal to its teenage audience and focus on the raw, gritty music genre. The layout will be elegant yet minimalistic to primarily promote the artist. The cover will feature a full-length picture of J Blaze holding a golden microphone at an angle that shows most of his face. Inside pages will use a minimal color palette of grey, black, white and red, with one page featuring a full body pose of J Blaze to showcase his character.
Double page spread analysis
The document defines key terms used in magazine layouts:
- Central image is the main photo linking the cover to interior pages about a subject.
- Pull quote highlights the main topic from an article.
- Drop cap makes the first letter of an article larger to draw attention.
- Byline names the author to give them recognition.
- Standfirst introduces the article to preview its contents.
- Caption describes a picture.
Photo plan for music magazine
The document outlines Zoe Hamilton's photo plan for a music magazine. It includes potential cover photo ideas mimicking poses from Jay-Z and Kanye West magazine covers to establish powerful artists. Interior photos of Drake, Obama, and others are also considered. Photos will be taken on a plain white or black canvas with lighting from below, behind, or above to define features or create shadows. Proper posing, angles, and composition from magazine covers will be replicated.
Evaluation 1
The document discusses the student's media product, which is a music magazine focused on the hip-hop/grime genre. It examines the conventions the student used from real music magazines. These include using color schemes related to the genre's clothing, including photographs of artists in typical outfits, and employing headlines and camera shots similar to other magazines covering this genre. The student analyzed magazines' use of these conventions and applied them to their own magazine in order to make it feel authentic to the hip-hop/grime genre.
Double page spread
This double page magazine spread features Solange Knowles. It uses a color scheme of black, red, and blue that complement each other and draw attention to the main central image of Solange. There are seven pictures of her in different poses, showing her personality. The layout follows a conventional "C" type format with the heading on the top right and image on the middle left and text on the bottom right, making it visually clear and easy to read. The plain white background and bold colors and typography are used to attract readers.
Media evaluation q2
This document summarizes and analyzes various elements of a magazine media product's representation of social groups. It discusses how the front cover, inside cover, article images, and text aim to represent and appeal to teenagers and young adults. The front cover portrays a confident teenage artist using headphones to symbolize modern technology. Interior pages feature famous rappers like Snoop Dogg and Drake to attract different fan bases. Article images continue portraying artists with intimidating expressions and headphones to connect with younger readers and represent modern eras. The informal, two-column text uses questions and answers to interview artists about their personal lives and careers.
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Photography plan
The photographer will photograph a local indie rock band called King No-One to feature in their magazine. The band dresses in typical indie styles like black skinny jeans and plain colors that represent the genre. Photos will be taken at a King No-One gig at a York pub, using band instruments as props and capturing the straight-faced, relaxed mood associated with indie rock. Lighting and angles will emphasize the band's confidence and importance on stage.
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The document discusses the author's investigation into the evolution of color in still life photography from the 1950s to 2010. The author will analyze photographs from each decade and compare how the use of color has changed, looking at different still life types and how color affects viewers. Still life photography allows more compositional control than genres like landscape and portraiture. Color has become a crucial part of images and influences their power and feeling. The author hopes to analyze the effectiveness of specific colors and how still life has become influential in today's society through color.
The proposal unit 31
The magazine will focus on an up-and-coming UK grime/rap artist named J Blaze. It will use informal language to appeal to its teenage audience and focus on the raw, gritty music genre. The layout will be elegant yet minimalistic to primarily promote the artist. The cover will feature a full-length picture of J Blaze holding a golden microphone at an angle that shows most of his face. Inside pages will use a minimal color palette of grey, black, white and red, with one page featuring a full body pose of J Blaze to showcase his character.
Double page spread analysis
The document defines key terms used in magazine layouts:
- Central image is the main photo linking the cover to interior pages about a subject.
- Pull quote highlights the main topic from an article.
- Drop cap makes the first letter of an article larger to draw attention.
- Byline names the author to give them recognition.
- Standfirst introduces the article to preview its contents.
- Caption describes a picture.
Photo plan for music magazine
The document outlines Zoe Hamilton's photo plan for a music magazine. It includes potential cover photo ideas mimicking poses from Jay-Z and Kanye West magazine covers to establish powerful artists. Interior photos of Drake, Obama, and others are also considered. Photos will be taken on a plain white or black canvas with lighting from below, behind, or above to define features or create shadows. Proper posing, angles, and composition from magazine covers will be replicated.
Evaluation 1
The document discusses the student's media product, which is a music magazine focused on the hip-hop/grime genre. It examines the conventions the student used from real music magazines. These include using color schemes related to the genre's clothing, including photographs of artists in typical outfits, and employing headlines and camera shots similar to other magazines covering this genre. The student analyzed magazines' use of these conventions and applied them to their own magazine in order to make it feel authentic to the hip-hop/grime genre.
Double page spread
This double page magazine spread features Solange Knowles. It uses a color scheme of black, red, and blue that complement each other and draw attention to the main central image of Solange. There are seven pictures of her in different poses, showing her personality. The layout follows a conventional "C" type format with the heading on the top right and image on the middle left and text on the bottom right, making it visually clear and easy to read. The plain white background and bold colors and typography are used to attract readers.
Media evaluation q2
This document summarizes and analyzes various elements of a magazine media product's representation of social groups. It discusses how the front cover, inside cover, article images, and text aim to represent and appeal to teenagers and young adults. The front cover portrays a confident teenage artist using headphones to symbolize modern technology. Interior pages feature famous rappers like Snoop Dogg and Drake to attract different fan bases. Article images continue portraying artists with intimidating expressions and headphones to connect with younger readers and represent modern eras. The informal, two-column text uses questions and answers to interview artists about their personal lives and careers.
Image ideas
This document discusses techniques for creating effective images in music magazines. It analyzes five example images based on representation, camera angles, mise-en-scene, and how they convey meaning about the artist and genre of music. Image 1 uses fiery special effects to represent the heavy metal genre and rebellious persona. Image 2 uses a black and white photo to convey the idea of an artist discovering themselves. Image 3 shows an abandoned warehouse to suggest an artist returning to fame or an old album being reissued. Image 4 shows John Lennon and Yoko Ono hugging to represent love and educate readers through relating their relationship to the readers' own experiences of love.
Question 1 evaluation
The document summarizes the design choices made for a magazine cover and contents page about a house music artist named JonCONN. Key details include choosing "Pulse" as the magazine title to convey an upbeat feeling, using a font that looks like a pulse traveling through the word for the masthead, featuring costumes and poses of the artist that show his confident and fashionable personality, using lighting that emphasizes his expressions, and including interviews and listings of house music artists to define the magazine's genre.
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The document discusses techniques used in magazines to highlight important information and engage readers. It notes that NME uses different colored text tailored to the style and personality of featured artists. Blue text was used for a laidback band to give the impression they are calm and ready to enjoy themselves. Magazines also use pictures, lists of similar artists, and quotes in distinctive colors and styles that match the profiled bands to attract readers' attention and indicate there is important information to learn. Studio photos of a band further interest readers by suggesting insider access and new details about the artists.
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The document compares and contrasts the representation of social groups in two media products: a Q Magazine cover photo of David Bowie and the student's magazine cover photo of a male artist. It finds that while both use similar shot types and lighting, they differ in the use of makeup, styling, and clothing. The document concludes that the student's photo portrays their male model subject as independent, strong, representative of rock music, serious, talented, and important through the photo's direct gaze, lack of assistance, attire, facial expression, and placement in the magazine.
Presentation1 q4 and q5 media
The document discusses the target audience for a magazine article page. It aims the content at younger people aged 16-25 who are interested in hip-hop, indie, and house music. This is evident through the clothing styles, accessories, and musical references used in the article and accompanying images. The ideal reader would listen to major hip-hop and rap artists while also enjoying indie and house music. They would dress in current fashion trends and potentially wear clothing or accessories showing support for hip-hop artists like Eminem.
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Evaluation question 2
The media product represents particular social groups by modeling characters after real indie artists like Florence Welch and Ellie Goulding. The models are posed and dressed to imitate Florence Welch's indie style and the music genre of Crystal Castles fits the conventions of the indie magazine. The creator aimed to represent indie music artists that would be featured in an indie magazine.
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Re shoot of images
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Chosen images
This document discusses images the author took of a model for a music magazine mock-up. For the front cover, the author's first image showed the model's bold, confident facial expressions and her wearing headphones. However, it was not used because the model also wore her school ID badge. For the contents page, one image showed the model leaning in, but her posture did not fit pop music and she also wore an ID badge. For the double page spread, another image placed the model in a position associated with pop music, but her facial expressions could not be seen and she again wore an ID badge.
Initial ideas
The document outlines initial ideas for a music magazine focused on pop and R&B music. It will target teenage girls aged 12-16. Photos of Nicki Minaj will inspire the front cover photo styling to make it stand out, using her confident pose and pink color scheme. The contents page will feature photos of Cher Lloyd and Katy Perry to appeal to readers. A double page spread will highlight Beyonce and Rihanna concerts to interest the target audience.
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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.
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- 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.
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Evaluation music magazine
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Question 1 evaluation
The document summarizes the design choices made for a magazine cover and contents page about a house music artist named JonCONN. Key details include choosing "Pulse" as the magazine title to convey an upbeat feeling, using a font that looks like a pulse traveling through the word for the masthead, featuring costumes and poses of the artist that show his confident and fashionable personality, using lighting that emphasizes his expressions, and including interviews and listings of house music artists to define the magazine's genre.
Dps
The document discusses techniques used in magazines to highlight important information and engage readers. It notes that NME uses different colored text tailored to the style and personality of featured artists. Blue text was used for a laidback band to give the impression they are calm and ready to enjoy themselves. Magazines also use pictures, lists of similar artists, and quotes in distinctive colors and styles that match the profiled bands to attract readers' attention and indicate there is important information to learn. Studio photos of a band further interest readers by suggesting insider access and new details about the artists.
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The document compares and contrasts the representation of social groups in two media products: a Q Magazine cover photo of David Bowie and the student's magazine cover photo of a male artist. It finds that while both use similar shot types and lighting, they differ in the use of makeup, styling, and clothing. The document concludes that the student's photo portrays their male model subject as independent, strong, representative of rock music, serious, talented, and important through the photo's direct gaze, lack of assistance, attire, facial expression, and placement in the magazine.
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The document discusses the target audience for a magazine article page. It aims the content at younger people aged 16-25 who are interested in hip-hop, indie, and house music. This is evident through the clothing styles, accessories, and musical references used in the article and accompanying images. The ideal reader would listen to major hip-hop and rap artists while also enjoying indie and house music. They would dress in current fashion trends and potentially wear clothing or accessories showing support for hip-hop artists like Eminem.
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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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The document discusses the target audience for a magazine article. It aims its content at ages 16-25, using sophisticated language and featuring artists like Jay-Z and Stormzy that appeal to this demographic. The clothing and accessories worn by the models, like coats, headphones and grey hoodies, also resemble styles popular among younger people. The ideal reader for the magazine would be interested in genres like hip hop, indie and house music. They would wear clothing advertising popular hip hop artists like Eminem and have an eclectic music playlist including both mainstream hip hop and more indie-influenced sounds.
Re shoot of images
The document discusses re-shooting images for a music magazine. The first photo chosen for the front cover was re-shot due to bad lighting and inappropriate outfit in the original. The new front cover photo follows magazine conventions by having the model pose naturally and gaze at the reader. Additional photos were re-shot for the contents page and double-page spreads to better reflect the artist's personality, music genre, and avoid strictly portraying the "male gaze". The re-shot images aim to present the artist and instruments more naturally rather than posing stiffly.
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This document discusses images the author took of a model for a music magazine mock-up. For the front cover, the author's first image showed the model's bold, confident facial expressions and her wearing headphones. However, it was not used because the model also wore her school ID badge. For the contents page, one image showed the model leaning in, but her posture did not fit pop music and she also wore an ID badge. For the double page spread, another image placed the model in a position associated with pop music, but her facial expressions could not be seen and she again wore an ID badge.
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The document outlines initial ideas for a music magazine focused on pop and R&B music. It will target teenage girls aged 12-16. Photos of Nicki Minaj will inspire the front cover photo styling to make it stand out, using her confident pose and pink color scheme. The contents page will feature photos of Cher Lloyd and Katy Perry to appeal to readers. A double page spread will highlight Beyonce and Rihanna concerts to interest the target audience.
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The document discusses image choices for various sections of a music magazine. For the front cover, an image of the band looking at the camera was chosen to address the audience and show the band's diverse styles. Posters for both male and female audiences were selected to appeal to all. A playful image of the band was picked for the main story to draw readers in. For double page spreads on individual band members, darker profile photos were paired with lighter images to showcase each member's character and involvement with music. Group photos of the band laughing together in the studio were selected to portray them as fun and relateable rather than too serious.
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The document discusses how the artist portrayed in the photos for a rap magazine represents the target audience. Specifically:
- The artist's changing body language in different photos shows his motivation, representing the target audience who are also motivated to succeed.
- His minimal facial expressions and sunglasses portray a serious image, fitting the rap genre better than an overly smiling artist.
- Accessories like sunglasses and a hat give him a celebrity look that inspires the target audience.
- Colloquial language makes the magazine accessible to its young, hip hop audience while still using standard English for a wider readership.
- As a black male reformer who works hard and pursues quality music, the artist
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- The language aims to portray her
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.
Question 1
Vishal Panwar designed elements for a music magazine focused on R&B and rap. In researching existing magazines in the genre, he found they used darker colors and images of confident-looking artists. He followed these conventions in his own design of the front cover, double page spread, and contents page. For the front cover, he used a medium close-up image of an artist over the masthead and included typical cover lines. The double page spread had a dark background with text on one side and an artist image on the other. The contents page featured a confident-looking artist in black and white with additional text about the page contents.
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.
Evaluation Q5
- The masthead "In-D" is in a bold, unique font at the top left of the front cover to identify the magazine's indie genre.
- The color scheme of dark red, white, and black is used consistently throughout, appealing to the indie audience.
- Five cover lines on the front cover advertise interior articles and correspond to the color scheme and main image.
- The main cover image features an up-and-coming indie band against a plain white background for visibility.
- The contents page lists articles in bold text and includes four clustered images relating to content.
- The double page spread features an interview article in white text with the artist Matthew Bowden pictured holding a guitar.
Question 1
1. The document discusses the process of creating an indie rock music magazine as a class assignment, including choosing the genre, designing the masthead, taking photos for images, costumes and models, typography, and layout.
2. It analyzes how the magazine represents social groups through its target audience of 16-21 year olds, mainly male, from working or middle class. Photos of models in casual clothing fitting the genre are compared to an existing magazine cover.
3. Potential media institutions that might distribute the magazine are discussed, including IPC Media which owns NME, an indie music magazine, and Bauer Media Group which owns Kerrang!, a rock/metal magazine. Both could be options but may not
Year 12 as media coursework evaluation
The document is an evaluation of a student's music magazine coursework comparing their media product to real music magazines. The student's magazine uses a similar layout as real magazines, featuring a large cover image and subheadings, but with fewer colors. While aiming to represent both males and females, the student feels their magazine better represents females due to the cover image being a woman and its calming, mature colors and jazz/classical music genre, which appeals more to adults aged 30-50.
Evaluation – question two
This document evaluates how a media product represents particular social groups. The creator aimed their pop music magazine at older teenagers aged 16-19. To represent this social group, the magazine uses sophisticated black and white photos with minimal colors rather than bright colorful images typically seen in magazines for younger audiences. The photos show strong poses and feature themes like tour rumors that would interest older teenagers. While mainly targeting females interested in pop music gossip and fashion, the magazine also appeals to males fans of pop music with its subtle color scheme of black, grey, white and pink rather than overly feminine colors.
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Research into images used in magazines
- 1. Images Research and comparison of images used in an indie music magazine
- 2. Front Cover- NME Magazine
- 3. Front Cover- My Magazine
- 4. Comparisons: * Female artist as the cover model * Cover model is looking directly at the reader to engage eye contact- helps to persuade you to buy it * Similar clothing- the white shirt/blouse * Both cover models have their hair down * They both have a plain, neutral, stern look on their faces, which is very natural
- 5. Contents Page- NME Magazine
- 6. Contents Page- My Magazine
- 7. Comparisons: * Both are playing a guitar and singing into a microphone on stage * The background is dark and black, the lights shine directly on the artist on stage * The angle of that the image was taken from, camera low, looking up at the artist * They both show/portray passion and a real happiness for what they’re doing
- 8. Contents Page- Inspiration Image
- 9. Contents Page- My Magazine
- 10. Comparisons: * Both images appear in landscape orientation, which means that the guitar is in full view * Females playing guitar * They are both actually playing the guitar and not just posing with it, this shows they can really play instruments and are not just there to model * Difference: the image of singer, Colbie, was taken in America in the sun, and the image of Megan had to represent somewhere in Portsmouth (where the image was taken- in an open hot wall)
- 11. Double Page Spread- NME Magazine
- 12. Double Page Spread- My Magazine
- 13. Comparisons: * Shows a full torso shot of the artists * Actually has something interesting in the background rather than the usual plain colour background, to appeal to the reader- to give the image context * Looking out at the reader to convey emotions
- 14. Why research into images? I have chosen to complete some research into images either already being used in magazines or images that I have got inspiration from. By doing this it helped me to produce my own images, by getting ideas it meant I could try to recreate the image so that it would fit with the genre of music. Comparing the images of the real, professional photos to my photos it meant that I had made them look authentic enough to be compared the same.