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The document discusses the design elements of the front cover and first few pages of a magazine. It describes the main image representing the magazine's ideology of activism. It also mentions the masthead font, slogans, college logo, cover lines, pull quotes, dateline, and photos relating to advertised articles on the front page to grab readers' attention and maintain the magazine's style and color theme throughout.
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This document discusses various elements of magazine covers, including the mast head, puffs, main cover line, feature article photograph, barcode, and plugs. It explains that puffs are exclusive words used to attract customers' attention, and can act as a selling point. The document also notes that magazines often use a consistent house style with core elements like the logo, barcode, and plugs in the same location across issues. This helps the magazine stand out on shelves and be easily identifiable by buyers. Additionally, the genre and images featured on the cover typically reflect the type of magazine.
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Nme contents page analysis finished 2
The document analyzes the contents page of a music magazine. It discusses various design elements like typography, font colors, images and their purpose. Key points discussed include:
- The masthead and other titles use consistent typography and color scheme to make the magazine recognizable.
- Elements like drop caps, article snippets and images are used to attract readers' attention and entice them to read particular stories.
- The layout follows conventions like the rule of thirds to create a clear structure and visual hierarchy with important elements in center stage.
- Contact information, special segments and the band list are designed to promote and sell the magazine to audiences.
Research- Double page spread
The masthead uses different fonts, colors and styles to stand out against the double page spread. The article font is kept plain and simple to draw attention to the large focal photo or images. Additional text elements like reversed text, colored words or boxes are used strategically to highlight key details without distracting from the main visuals. Across all the documents, the layout emphasizes clear hierarchy and contrast to guide the eye to the most important elements.
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Text and colour research 3
This document discusses the text and color choices for the cover and contents pages of a music magazine. The author uses Tw Cen MT Condensed Extra Bold for larger text like the masthead and headings, and Times New Roman for smaller text. The color scheme uses two shades of light blue - a lighter blue for the background and a darker blue for text. White strips are also used on the cover and contents pages to make the design more appealing. The masthead stands out in bold white text at the top center of each page.
Codes and convention production
This document discusses design conventions for magazine covers and content pages. Magazine covers typically feature an illustration related to the main topic, with the magazine title as the dominant text followed by the issue title. Additional information like the website link, issue number, and price are included in a small red bar. On content pages, article titles are listed in columns with red text, and sections are separated by thin black lines. Images accompany the most interesting articles, and previous issues are advertised with covers at the bottom of the page.
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The document analyzes the contents page of a music magazine. It discusses various design elements like typography, font colors, images and their purpose. Key points discussed include:
- The masthead and other titles use consistent typography and color scheme to make the magazine recognizable.
- Elements like drop caps, article snippets and images are used to attract readers' attention and entice them to read particular stories.
- The layout follows conventions like the rule of thirds to create a clear structure and visual hierarchy with important elements in center stage.
- Contact information, special segments and the band list are designed to promote and sell the magazine to audiences.
Research- Double page spread
The masthead uses different fonts, colors and styles to stand out against the double page spread. The article font is kept plain and simple to draw attention to the large focal photo or images. Additional text elements like reversed text, colored words or boxes are used strategically to highlight key details without distracting from the main visuals. Across all the documents, the layout emphasizes clear hierarchy and contrast to guide the eye to the most important elements.
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This document discusses the text and color choices for the cover and contents pages of a music magazine. The author uses Tw Cen MT Condensed Extra Bold for larger text like the masthead and headings, and Times New Roman for smaller text. The color scheme uses two shades of light blue - a lighter blue for the background and a darker blue for text. White strips are also used on the cover and contents pages to make the design more appealing. The masthead stands out in bold white text at the top center of each page.
Codes and convention production
This document discusses design conventions for magazine covers and content pages. Magazine covers typically feature an illustration related to the main topic, with the magazine title as the dominant text followed by the issue title. Additional information like the website link, issue number, and price are included in a small red bar. On content pages, article titles are listed in columns with red text, and sections are separated by thin black lines. Images accompany the most interesting articles, and previous issues are advertised with covers at the bottom of the page.
Code and conventions of a contents page
The document discusses the key design elements of a magazine contents page, including the caption, colors, main image, subheadings, date, masthead, page numbers, subsidiary images, graphic features, typography, and categories. The caption introduces the main article, colors are limited to be simple and connote the genre, the main image features the lead story, subheadings tease the article contents, and page numbers are formatted to stand out from the text. Together these elements provide readers an overview of the magazine's stories and entice them to purchase the issue.
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The document discusses various elements of magazine covers including the mast head, puffs, main cover line, feature article photograph, barcode, and plugs. It explains that magazines often use consistent house styles with core elements like the logo, barcode, and plugs positioned the same on covers. This helps the magazine stand out on shelves and be easily identifiable by buyers. Puffs are highlighted words meant to attract customers' attention and can act as selling points by making articles sound exclusive or special. Maintaining a consistent visual style and using puffs are important for marketing magazines.
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This magazine cover uses the celebrity Joseph Gordon-Levitt as the main image to grab readers' attention. It prominently features the number of pages to promote the value of the magazine. The masthead is partially covered by the main image and text, showing the magazine is well known. Cover lines provide insights into the main articles to entice purchases.
Design proposal
The proposed student magazine will cover a variety of topics related to college sports, exam results, rankings, student achievements, new developments, and local news. It will be published monthly, excluding breaks, in standard A4 size with a formal cover photo and college logo/colors. The goal is to attract a wide audience and keep students informed about what's happening on and around campus.
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The target audience for this magazine is males aged 15-19 from the UK, USA, and Australia who are unemployed, workers, or students (psychographic profile C and D). The conclusions state that the magazine seems aimed at middle and lower class audiences like students and unemployed individuals.
The revised target audience is females and males aged 15-25 from the UK, USA, and Australia who are workers or students (psychographic profile C). The conclusions indicate this magazine stands out professionally and aims for a mass, worldwide audience. The use of the color red and bold, clear font imply a professional look that will draw in the target demographic.
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The document summarizes the design elements of a magazine cover. It describes the masthead as bold and eye-catching. The main image is a medium shot of a rock band member looking at the camera. Bright red coverlines featuring big name artists and descriptions stand out against the white background. The price, issue number, date, and barcode are prominently displayed on the bottom left without obstructing the main image. The color scheme uses three bold colors that complement each other well. Different fonts are used for the masthead and coverlines to distinguish important elements and aid readability. A positioning statement at the top claims the magazine is the "World's Best Rock Magazine" to attract readers.
Ancillary task 2 regional magazine websites
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Media Evaluation Question 1 OCR
The document discusses how the student's media product follows conventions of real music magazines in its front cover, contents page, and double page spread layouts. For the front cover, conventions like the masthead, artist image, and promotional text are used, though advertisements are placed at the top instead of bottom. The contents page similarly follows conventions but adds internal page images. The double page spread places the article on the right and large artist image on the left as standard but includes a smaller side article to engage younger readers. Overall, the student draws upon typical magazine designs while also challenging some conventions.
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Analysing school magazines
The school magazine has a clear masthead in a contrasting color that catches the reader's eye. It features a central smiling person to convey happiness and uses shapes and a range of article previews to create visual interest on the front cover. Inside, it has clear, easily readable text and fonts as well as page numbers, publication dates, and prizes to encourage student purchases. Images of happy students are also included.
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Analysis of content pages1
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The document discusses the key design elements of a magazine contents page, including the caption, colors, main image, subheadings, date, masthead, page numbers, subsidiary images, graphic features, typography, and categories. The caption introduces the main article, colors are limited to be simple and connote the genre, the main image features the lead story, subheadings tease the article contents, and page numbers are formatted to stand out from the text. Together these elements provide readers an overview of the magazine's stories and entice them to purchase the issue.
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The document discusses various elements of magazine covers including the mast head, puffs, main cover line, feature article photograph, barcode, and plugs. It explains that magazines often use consistent house styles with core elements like the logo, barcode, and plugs positioned the same on covers. This helps the magazine stand out on shelves and be easily identifiable by buyers. Puffs are highlighted words meant to attract customers' attention and can act as selling points by making articles sound exclusive or special. Maintaining a consistent visual style and using puffs are important for marketing magazines.
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This document provides feedback on a magazine cover design and evaluation. It recommends lining up explanatory text with cover lines more clearly. It also suggests making the number "3" bigger in one text section and lining up all text and the barcode on the right side. The document discusses how the magazine cover represents 16-18 year old students and its target market. Finally, it outlines various design and editing tools used to construct the realistic looking magazine cover, including Photoshop elements, its healing, cloning, and grid tools.
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The document discusses design elements of the magazine NME, including its use of sans serif fonts, bold lettering for the title, black and white color palette, and photos of musicians on the cover intended to convince buyers to purchase the magazine. It also describes design conventions like pull quotes, contents pages organized with headings and page numbers, and central images on pages arranged like mood boards to look less formal. The document analyzes how these design choices aim to present NME as a professional yet approachable music magazine for its target audience.
Cover and Contents page analysis
This magazine cover uses the celebrity Joseph Gordon-Levitt as the main image to grab readers' attention. It prominently features the number of pages to promote the value of the magazine. The masthead is partially covered by the main image and text, showing the magazine is well known. Cover lines provide insights into the main articles to entice purchases.
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The proposed student magazine will cover a variety of topics related to college sports, exam results, rankings, student achievements, new developments, and local news. It will be published monthly, excluding breaks, in standard A4 size with a formal cover photo and college logo/colors. The goal is to attract a wide audience and keep students informed about what's happening on and around campus.
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The target audience for this magazine is males aged 15-19 from the UK, USA, and Australia who are unemployed, workers, or students (psychographic profile C and D). The conclusions state that the magazine seems aimed at middle and lower class audiences like students and unemployed individuals.
The revised target audience is females and males aged 15-25 from the UK, USA, and Australia who are workers or students (psychographic profile C). The conclusions indicate this magazine stands out professionally and aims for a mass, worldwide audience. The use of the color red and bold, clear font imply a professional look that will draw in the target demographic.
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The document summarizes the design elements of a magazine cover. It describes the masthead as bold and eye-catching. The main image is a medium shot of a rock band member looking at the camera. Bright red coverlines featuring big name artists and descriptions stand out against the white background. The price, issue number, date, and barcode are prominently displayed on the bottom left without obstructing the main image. The color scheme uses three bold colors that complement each other well. Different fonts are used for the masthead and coverlines to distinguish important elements and aid readability. A positioning statement at the top claims the magazine is the "World's Best Rock Magazine" to attract readers.
Ancillary task 2 regional magazine websites
The document analyzes conventions of regional magazine websites. It finds that mastheads prominently displaying the company name are a key convention. Websites also commonly include links to other pages and social networks to appeal to wider audiences. The main section usually features the largest image and most important article. Advertisements and offers like competitions generate revenue and engage readers. Regional magazine websites aim to provide multiple ways for target audiences to access and read the publication online through surveillance of links, updates and extra information.
Millie Jackson Magazine Planning
The document provides planning details for a new magazine called "Global Switch". It will focus on current affairs topics like the pandemic, NHS, economy, politics, and climate. The masthead at the top will use a bold color that reflects the cover image and text. Serif fonts will be used on the cover with sans serif inside. The target audience is adults aged 18-70 interested in politics, with the primary audience being educated professionals. The price of £4.99 will be printed at the bottom along with the publication date and barcode.
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The document summarizes the typical codes and conventions used on the contents page of a music magazine. These include using the largest font for the title to identify the magazine, bold headings to attract readers to articles, consistent color schemes, various sized images relevant to popular artists, separately styled page numbers for navigation, 3-4 columns splitting features from regular content, and prominently displaying the issue date near the title. The overall goal is to clearly present the magazine contents to readers.
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The document provides analysis and feedback on the layout, design, and content of several sample college magazines. Key points analyzed include placement of the main image, font size, formality of tone, breadth of topics covered, and use of design elements like pull quotes and overlays. Both positive and negative aspects are discussed for how effectively the magazines may appeal to and engage their intended college audience.
Media Evaluation Question 1 OCR
The document discusses how the student's media product follows conventions of real music magazines in its front cover, contents page, and double page spread layouts. For the front cover, conventions like the masthead, artist image, and promotional text are used, though advertisements are placed at the top instead of bottom. The contents page similarly follows conventions but adds internal page images. The double page spread places the article on the right and large artist image on the left as standard but includes a smaller side article to engage younger readers. Overall, the student draws upon typical magazine designs while also challenging some conventions.
Cover music analysis final
The document analyzes the design elements of a music magazine cover. Key elements include the masthead in bold text behind the main image to draw attention, cover lines listing band names without details to entice purchases, a large brightly colored main cover line drawing attention to the featured story, and a main image using direct address to create a personal relationship with the reader. Color scheme and placement of elements follow magazine design conventions to effectively showcase content without overwhelming the page.
Analysing school magazines
The school magazine has a clear masthead in a contrasting color that catches the reader's eye. It features a central smiling person to convey happiness and uses shapes and a range of article previews to create visual interest on the front cover. Inside, it has clear, easily readable text and fonts as well as page numbers, publication dates, and prizes to encourage student purchases. Images of happy students are also included.
Music magazine
This document analyzes the design elements used in a music magazine cover. It notes that the magazine uses bold subheadings, differently sized and colored fonts for quotes, and consistent typography. The main story is centered to catch readers' attention. The magazine also uses images as the focal point, different text sizes to draw the eye, and includes additional stories and a barcode at the bottom. Color schemes, text borders, and similar typography between stories are also discussed.
Research and planning
The document summarizes key design elements of a school magazine, including a smiling girl on the front cover to portray the school as happy. The left third of the front page features articles targeted at sixth formers about students, TV, and creativity. Page numbers are included to indicate where full articles can be found. Images are used throughout the contents page to showcase more of what is inside and make the page appear more full.
Analysis of content pages1
The contents page of the Billboard magazine uses a golden ratio grid layout, with text shifted right and the number one music chart placed in the margin. It maintains a bright color scheme from the cover but uses serif fonts for subheadings. Sections include exclusives and events to attract readers by previewing content and offers. Key features are clearly listed to encourage readers to purchase the issue.
Codes and conventions of a contents page
The document outlines the codes and conventions typically used in a magazine contents page. It discusses the main elements including the main image, page numbers, headlines in bold and capital letters, masthead, date and contact details, categories highlighted in different colors, consistent typography and color scheme, subheadings to provide more information on articles, graphics and images to entice readers, use of columns, and line gaps to break up sections. The purpose is to clearly present the content to readers and match the style and branding of the magazine.
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- Physical technologies used in photography, printing, and digital design/distribution of magazines.
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The front cover includes elements commonly found on music magazines like the masthead, date/issue number/price, and a medium shot of the cover artist. However, the image does not overlap the title since this is the first issue. The main cover line stands out in a different color and larger font to draw attention.
The contents page lists articles in a left column and features a large image on the right, making it easy to read. It also includes social media info to promote the magazine to its target audience. Article pages continue the color scheme and include things like pull quotes, a three-column layout, and bold
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Here are some of the main elements I would expect to see in The Big Issue magazine's house style:
Color and Shapes:
- Primary colors like red, green and blue used prominently. Simple graphic shapes.
Font Types:
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Images:
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Camera Shots:
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Composition:
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Some other potential
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The document discusses conventions used in magazine design and how the author's magazine represents or challenges conventions. It summarizes the design elements used on the front cover, contents page, and a double-page spread. The front cover uses conventional elements like the model shot and masthead but challenges conventions through the model's positioning. The contents page follows conventions around layout and imagery but challenges categories. The double-page spread interviews a cover model and follows conventions regarding images, quotes, and text layout. The magazine represents social groups like young women interested in fashion and an elite class that can afford expensive brands featured.
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This document discusses the typical conventions of magazine design and how the student's media product incorporates or challenges these conventions. It covers conventions for the magazine cover, contents page, and double page spreads. For the cover, it uses a masthead, central image, partition colors, main coverline, photos and captions, consistent colors, and band names. The contents page includes columns, images, page numbers, magazine name, date, editor's letter, and consistent colors. The double page spread features a central image, direct quotes, consistent colors, and columns. The student challenges some conventions by spreading information across both sides of the cover and placing the largest image on the right page of the double spread.
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Evaluation question one
This document discusses the typical conventions of magazine design and how the student's media product incorporates or challenges these conventions. It covers conventions for the cover, contents page, and double page spreads.
For the cover, it uses a masthead, partition color, main image, additional images, bold coverline, barcode, captions, and consistent color scheme similar to typical magazines. However, it displays information down both sides rather than just the left third, challenging conventions.
The contents page includes columns, images, page numbers, magazine name, date, editor's letter, and consistent colors. It also includes a competition not always seen.
The double page spread features multiple large images, direct eye contact, quotes, and
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