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The document outlines a plan to communicate meaning and meet the requirements of a brief through a horror film magazine. It will represent diverse social groups through movies with diverse casts, avoiding stereotypes. The magazine's aesthetic will create a horror feel through red and black colors and fonts appropriate for print and online. The website and magazine will share visuals and advertising to demonstrate digital convergence through a unified house style.
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Intent statement
My magazine will represent two different social groups by featuring people from different ethnic groups in the cover lines and content. The target audience is males and females aged 16-25. The magazine will include real life stories but focus on an age range not specifically targeted by Bauer in the past to fill a gap in the market. Visual elements like serif and sans serif fonts will be used to convey modernity and reality. A complementary website will be created using the magazine's original title to attract the target audience and boost Bauer's profits through exclusive online content and marketing. Consistent branding across the print and digital products will demonstrate an understanding of convergent media.
Statement of Intent
My magazine and website will focus on current affairs topics aimed at young adults, especially women. The magazine will feature articles written by and about women to empower women readers. It will address topics relevant to parents of teenagers and young adults to attract that demographic. The design of both the magazine and website will use codes and conventions to indicate the current affairs genre, like a sans-serif font, masthead, and blue/red colors. Both will also feature headlines and articles on pressing news items of interest to the target audiences.
Statement of Intent
The document describes a film magazine called "ViewFinder" that will target audiences interested in film. It will feature content on current film topics and represent diverse demographics through the films featured. Both the print magazine and accompanying website will aim to engage audiences through discussions of films and the film industry. They will share a consistent visual style using red, black, and white colors and original photos related to film. The target audience for the print magazine is those in social grades A to C1 who can afford the £4 price, while the website provides more accessible options. Both are meant to be compelling resources for learning about movies.
Statement of intent form
This document outlines a student's statement of intent for their media studies coursework which involves creating a current affairs magazine and website. The student discusses how they will use the four areas of media theory - representation, language, audience, and institutions - in their work. Specifically, they will represent issues of race, gender, religion to promote equality and challenge stereotypes. Both the magazine and website will use visual and audio language to clearly communicate the student's liberal political views and ideologies. The products will be linked digitally through consistent branding and sharing of content to demonstrate convergent media production.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses ancillary tasks and products created for a psychological thriller film titled "Paranoia". These include a magazine cover and two alternative movie posters. A consistent color scheme of black, red and white was used across all products to create a cohesive brand identity. Faces on the posters are barely visible to imply a descent into darkness, and a red stripe represents blood. The same protagonists from the film are featured to feel familiar to audiences. The magazine cover was designed for Time Out London to target the film's intended London audience. Textual details like fonts, colors and themes of mystery and unease are carried over across all three products.
Statement of intent (1)
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For the website, conventions like navigation, images and "behind the scenes" content will represent characters and engage the target audience. The style will match the drama's themes. Features from the ITV2 website will be incorporated to make the site fit the institutional context.
Both products will be linked through digital convergence to increase audience engagement. The opening will promote the website and online discussion through hashtags. The site
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My magazine will represent two different social groups by featuring people from different ethnic groups in the cover lines and content. The target audience is males and females aged 16-25. The magazine will include real life stories but focus on an age range not specifically targeted by Bauer in the past to fill a gap in the market. Visual elements like serif and sans serif fonts will be used to convey modernity and reality. A complementary website will be created using the magazine's original title to attract the target audience and boost Bauer's profits through exclusive online content and marketing. Consistent branding across the print and digital products will demonstrate an understanding of convergent media.
Statement of Intent
My magazine and website will focus on current affairs topics aimed at young adults, especially women. The magazine will feature articles written by and about women to empower women readers. It will address topics relevant to parents of teenagers and young adults to attract that demographic. The design of both the magazine and website will use codes and conventions to indicate the current affairs genre, like a sans-serif font, masthead, and blue/red colors. Both will also feature headlines and articles on pressing news items of interest to the target audiences.
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The document describes a film magazine called "ViewFinder" that will target audiences interested in film. It will feature content on current film topics and represent diverse demographics through the films featured. Both the print magazine and accompanying website will aim to engage audiences through discussions of films and the film industry. They will share a consistent visual style using red, black, and white colors and original photos related to film. The target audience for the print magazine is those in social grades A to C1 who can afford the £4 price, while the website provides more accessible options. Both are meant to be compelling resources for learning about movies.
Statement of intent form
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Evaluation question 2
The document discusses ancillary tasks and products created for a psychological thriller film titled "Paranoia". These include a magazine cover and two alternative movie posters. A consistent color scheme of black, red and white was used across all products to create a cohesive brand identity. Faces on the posters are barely visible to imply a descent into darkness, and a red stripe represents blood. The same protagonists from the film are featured to feel familiar to audiences. The magazine cover was designed for Time Out London to target the film's intended London audience. Textual details like fonts, colors and themes of mystery and unease are carried over across all three products.
Statement of intent (1)
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For the website, conventions like navigation, images and "behind the scenes" content will represent characters and engage the target audience. The style will match the drama's themes. Features from the ITV2 website will be incorporated to make the site fit the institutional context.
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The document is a reflection by Christina Fisher on their media coursework, which involved creating a magazine cover, movie poster, and teaser trailer to promote a fictional horror film called "The Cure". Christina analyzes how their products used conventions from real media, such as colors, fonts, imagery, and layout. Feedback from audiences suggested improving the movie poster and making the trailer feel more professional. New media technologies like iMovie and video cameras were used to construct and film elements of the project.
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This document outlines plans for a horror film magazine called "Insider Secrets" that will provide behind-the-scenes content. The magazine will be aimed at ages 14-18 and will include sections on behind-the-scenes footage, actor interviews, and reviews. It will be released every 4 weeks and cost £4.50 individually or £45 for a yearly subscription. The magazine will utilize dark colors and spooky fonts to match its horror genre focus and will be distributed in cinemas and film festivals to promote upcoming horror films.
Media Question 2
The combination of marketing materials is effective if it represents the film consistently. The woman in black campaign used color, costume, and prestige to address the sinister tone and follow horror genre codes. Effective campaigns set the scene without revealing too much, linking key elements, stars, and shots to create an identity and brand for the film. The techniques target the intended 16-24 year old audience by using magazines, posters, trailers, and TV to reach them across different media.
Evaluation part 2
The student created a horror film poster, magazine, and trailer that adhered to genre conventions. For the poster, conventions like blood splatters, black and white color scheme with red, and a close-up shot were used. The layout, with a focal close-up, tagline, and billing block, also followed conventions. The typography on the poster represented the psychological horror theme with cracked, blood-spattered writing. The magazine was styled like the iconic "Fangoria" but focused more on psychological horror. Conventions like red/black colors and a character image on the cover were included. Overall, the projects worked together cohesively to represent the horror genre.
Evaluation 4 presentation
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The document discusses how the author effectively linked their main horror trailer product to two ancillary products, a magazine and poster, to create a cohesive narrative. Key links included using the same ominous "Timeless Font" across products, focusing on the antagonist and their mask as a central element, and maintaining consistent lighting, typography, and use of a church setting to imply mystery and fear. These interconnected elements are intended to immerse the audience in the horror story and compel them to engage with the author's products.
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Pitch
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- The magazine will be priced at £1 to be affordable and competitive with similar magazines like InsideSoap.
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Evaluation Questions
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This document outlines how the creator intends to use their magazine and website to communicate meaning and meet the requirements of their brief.
For the magazine, they will focus on current affairs topics related to young adults and women to attract a counter-typical audience. Serif fonts and blue/red colors will be used to establish a sophisticated and serious tone befitting a current affairs publication.
The website will feature headlines on pressing news tailored to the target audience. Distinct sections like one focused on empowering women and another on business/politics will aim to reach different groups. Darker headings will denote more distressing news stories. Both the magazine and website will use codes and conventions to demonstrate their convergent nature and appeal
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Christina Fisher evaluated her media products for how they used, developed or challenged conventions of real media. She created a magazine cover, movie poster, and teaser trailer for a horror film called "The Cure". Across these products she employed conventions like colors, fonts, imagery, and layouts seen in real magazines, movies posters, and trailers. She received feedback showing her package was generally effective at promoting the horror genre and film. She plans to incorporate this feedback into further iterations.
paper should be between 750 – 1500 words. APA formatting is required.docx
paper should be between 750 – 1500 words. APA formatting is required
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Then, find two more advertisements. One should include white models, and one should include individuals of color as the models. Challenge yourself to pick them at random without trying to find the “perfect” example, as we want to see what the average ad does. Explain how this example from the media adds to the social construction of our perceptions of race and ethnicity. Be sure to provide ample evidence of how this process occurs, and the role that the social institution of the media plays in the construction of race and ethnicity. Your discussion should include a clear explanation of what the social construction of our perceptions of race and ethnicity is, and how cultural transmission occurs through the media. This will be presented as part of your main body.
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