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I researched content layout designs for magazines before starting my own design. I preferred the "Q" layout as it was structured nicely and looked professional. I began by placing boxes to structure where features would go. I edited images and placed them along with the title, issue date, and "review" section to see how much space remained. I added picture captions cutting into images and content lines with reference numbers to link to an artist index for a more professional look. Finally, color filled boxes were added to numbers for more color instead of a plain white background, giving the page a polished finished look.
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Construction of contents page
The document summarizes steps taken to design a magazine contents page in Photoshop Elements, including resizing photos, adding section headings and page numbers, including a masthead, subscription information, note from the editor, and captions for photos. Text was added using tools in Photoshop Elements to stand out against black backgrounds. The front cover was also copied and pasted multiple times to represent individual issues.
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The document discusses the preliminary task of designing a front cover and contents page for a college magazine. It describes creating a style sheet to guide the design process. Flat plans were made to layout the pages. Photoshop was used to design the front cover with the model image edited and effects added. The contents page was improved from the initial mockup by repositioning images, adding page numbers and sections. While backgrounds could be improved, the document evaluates that the masthead, images, and conventions like date/edition were effective elements in making the pages look professional like real magazines.
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Evaluation question 5
The document describes the design process for a music magazine cover and contents pages. It summarizes:
- The magazine is titled "NE" to represent new edge music and feature upcoming artists, music, and events.
- The cover features a model wearing glasses with a fierce expression to convey power and attitude, fitting the magazine's style. Additional images were edited into the model's sunglasses.
- The contents pages are organized into columns with varied fonts, colors, and boxed text sections to attract different audiences. Images of artists are included to appeal to both male and female readers.
- An exclusive feature on the cover model continues across pages to keep readers engaged with her story throughout the magazine.
Double page in production
The document discusses the process of designing a double-page spread for a magazine. The author looked at examples from Q magazine and Instagram for inspiration on layout and using many photos to showcase an artist's personality. They then used Adobe InDesign to create the spread, first editing images in Photoshop before inserting them into InDesign.
Stages of development front cover
The document summarizes the stages of developing a magazine cover:
1. The creator used "Q" magazine as a template for their front cover design and took a medium close-up photo of a model wearing sunglasses to appear fierce.
2. Text and images were edited to look more bright, contrasted, and professional. Sunglasses were edited and additional photos were inserted.
3. Main cover lines like "3 words...Katie Edwards comeback" were added to grab attention and intrigue audiences to purchase the magazine.
Q1
This document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes how the front cover, contents page, and double page spread follow typical magazine structures and styles. The front cover uses a large central image and masthead like real music magazines. The contents page includes images and lists sections similarly to other magazines. The double page spread employs a black border, large heading, and black and white image consistent with conventions.
Magazine name ideas
This magazine focuses on new and fresh music from artists, providing updates on their plans and styles. The name "New Edge" represents how artists present themselves and their genre to fans in a unique and cutting-edge way. It also aims to get readers excited or "pumped" about upcoming music events and new artists.
Question 1!
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, uses conventions of real magazines. It summarizes that it includes typical magazine elements like a masthead, cover image and lines, and price and date on the front cover. The contents page also mirrors real magazines with a masthead, page numbers to find articles, and black and white images. Overall, the media product draws from common magazine structures and styles to create an simple but interesting mock magazine.
Initial ideas
The document discusses the genres of R&B and hip-hop music that the author has decided to focus on for their music magazine. It provides definitions and histories of hip-hop music and R&B, describing hip-hop's origins in the 1970s and the emergence of the new school of hip-hop in the 1980s. It also notes that the author researched today's hip-hop music chart to find currently popular singles.
Q magazine research
Q magazine has a readership of over 1 million people across various demographics in the UK. It was founded in 1986 by Mark Ellen and David Hepworth to provide higher quality coverage of music than other magazines at the time, which were ignoring older music buyers. Q distinguishes itself through its large reviews section covering various media and use of star ratings for albums. It continues to be a popular music magazine in the UK.
Task 6
The document discusses choosing a musical genre for a magazine. It focuses on the genres of R&B and hip hop. It lists popular hip hop artists such as Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Chris Brown, Jay-Z, Kanye West, and Rihanna. It also provides a brief history of hip hop music, noting its origins in 1970s New York block parties, and describes common imagery in hip hop magazines like photos of artists and stories about their latest music and live shows.
Task 6
The document discusses featuring the genres of R&B/Hip-Hop in a music magazine. It lists popular hip-hop artists such as Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Jay-Z, Kanye West, Rihanna, and Chris Brown. It also provides a brief history of hip-hop music, noting its origins in the 1970s Bronx with block parties and DJ Kool Herc. Hip-hop music has since developed as part of hip hop culture, incorporating elements such as rapping, DJing, breakdancing, and graffiti. Magazines about hip-hop genres typically feature new music releases, artist interviews, reviews, gossip stories, and information on upcoming shows and events. They also depict
Task 5
I would like to base my music magazine on Q magazine, a popular UK-based monthly music publication. Q magazine was founded in 1986 to cater to older music buyers interested in CDs. It focuses on in-depth album reviews, interviews with popular artists, and compiling lists about music. The magazine also provides promotional gifts and keeps readers engaged with clues on the magazine spine about its contents.
Task 5
Q Magazine is a popular music magazine in the UK known for its reviews of new music across various genres. It was first published in 1986 and continues to provide readers with interviews, news, and reviews of emerging artists. The document suggests researching similar magazines for ideas on naming a new music magazine, genres it could cover, and types of articles it might include like interviews and reviews.
Analysing articles dizzee mag ppt
The document summarizes two articles from music magazine NME. The first article profiles rapper Dizzee Rascal and how his style has changed from rebellious to more relaxed. It uses large dramatic headlines and images to showcase his transformation. The second profiles will.i.am leaving his group to go solo, with a faded image of the group implying the article focuses on his new direction. Both articles use different formatting and headlines to attract readers' attention to significant changes in the artists' careers.
Initial Magazine Research Task
Students are tasked with creating the front page, contents page, and a double page article spread for a new music magazine in Photoshop and InDesign. The assignment is part of a media coursework portfolio and is worth a total of 100 marks. The document discusses layout choices for the contents page, comparing the styles of "Q" and "Vibe" magazines. It notes the dark color scheme and detailed backgrounds of "Q" magazine and how "Vibe" varies its colors based on the cover image. The document expresses a preference for the creative division of sections and use of large dominant images seen in the example magazines.
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- 2. I did research before I started to design my magazine to look for a design layout for my contents magazine. I found that I preferred “Q” contents layout it was structured nicely and looked professional for me to use
- 3. Here I started off places boxes so I could get a basic structure of where I wanted to place the features. So firstly I edited my images which I then placed onto my page. I then inserted my contents title and also the issue date, which then I added the “review” section, giving me an idea of how much space left there was, to see if I could fit what I wanted to put in.
- 4. I then added a picture caption cut into the image, because I thought that it made my contents look more professional I also started to add some contents lines, included reference numbers which is the artist index link
- 5. After finally adding all the text, I then inserted colour filled boxes for the numbers, to give my contents more colour and so its not all a white background, adding little extras things giving my page a more real professional look