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This shotlist contains 42 shots describing scenes from a documentary film. The shots include scenes of a man pretending to be homeless and collecting money, charity collectors going door-to-door, and a band performing live in a music studio. The shots involve different camera movements, angles, props, costumes and locations to tell the story over the course of the film.
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Evaluation 2
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- Sample layouts and photography plans are included for the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads. Styles will feature casual clothing, studios, and outdoor brick walls.
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Evaluation question 1
This document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real music magazines. It provides examples of conventions used in mastheads, fonts, drop caps, pull quotes, photography styles, page numbers, color schemes, and barcodes. The document explains how the media product applies each convention, such as using a bold masthead font that stands out, medium shot artist photos centered on the page, and placing the barcode at the bottom so it does not distract from the content. Overall, the document shows how the media product adheres to typical structures and designs of real music magazines.
Evaluation q6
From constructing this product, the student learned about various technologies:
They used Blogger to create their blog, and learned how to upload work and customize a blog's design. They used Survey Monkey to create and distribute a survey for research, and found it effective for getting responses and creating an audience profile. For planning, they used PowerPoint to present their work as the most suitable format. They also Googled images from other magazines for inspiration. While learning Photoshop and InDesign was challenging initially, they learned how the programs improve images and how InDesign allows editing images in Photoshop while working on layouts, saving time. These programs helped achieve a high quality standard required for the magazine.
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The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It represents:
- Gender: Mainly features male artists to match the genre of indie rock music focused on in the magazine. Images show all-male bands playing instruments.
- Age: Features people in the target audience's age range to increase relatability. The genre is mainly performed by younger musicians.
- Social class: Likely features artists from middle-class backgrounds to match the target audience, who would be more attracted to the affordable £3.50 price point.
- Ethnicity: Features only white people to realistically represent the genre, which is dominantly performed by white people, and reflect the local demographic where white people out
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The target audience for the media product is young music fans aged 16-24. To identify this audience, the author analyzed similar successful music magazines to understand their common audiences. Surveys were also used to design the magazine in a way that would appeal to the target audience's preferences and ensure a popular, high-quality publication. An initial reader profile was created during the planning process to define the ideal target audience's demographics and interests.
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The student learned several important skills for improving images and magazine layout while progressing from a preliminary college magazine task to a full music magazine product:
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2) How to use the spot healing tool to remove unwanted elements and make images look more polished.
3) The importance of planning photography in advance to have suitable high-quality cover photos and coordinate pages.
4) How to do research on other magazines' conventions to guide design choices like appropriate shots, pull quotes and professional appearance.
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The document provides details on the design elements of various magazine covers and pages. Key points include:
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2) Inside pages employ column formatting, different fonts, and pull quotes to make text easy to read. Images relate to accompanying articles. Contents pages use boxes and numbers to guide readers to articles.
3) Back covers may reuse front cover images in different styles. Mastheads again use colors associated with the publication's topic. Readership and circulation details are also provided.
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I have analysed three different magazine articles which featured the bands advertising their album.
Analysis of survey results
The survey results provide useful information for creating a music video for a rock band. The primary audience is males aged 17-21 who prefer a music video that blends narrative and live performance. Common elements in rock music videos like guitars, denim jackets and city locations should be included. The fast cutting editing style is most popular. This data will help guide creative choices to make a music video that appeals to the target rock audience.
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