Student magazine fresh direction
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The document summarizes a student magazine called "Fresh Direction". It has a colorful masthead with the magazine's name in different colors to emphasize each word. The colors red and black are used to make the masthead stand out. The name "Fresh Direction" is meant to convey that the magazine will provide up-to-date advice and information relevant to students. Images and fonts used in the magazine suggest it targets female students. It uses techniques like headlines in different fonts and sizes to advertise different stories and attract readers.
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The magazine targets students aged 16-19. The masthead and colorful font clearly identify it for students. The selling line "By students, for students" directly states this target audience. Sample headlines like "GET LEARNING!" and "EMA CUTS" will appeal to students' interests and concerns. Prizes like an iPod touch make the magazine exciting. The multi-colored haired student in the main photo projects a fun image that will appeal to some students.
Evaluation of Preliminary Task
1) The student magazine created has the title "The Student" to clearly target students as the audience.
2) The front cover features an idealized image of a happy female student to portray education positively and draw consumers in.
3) Different fonts, colors, and design elements were used on the cover and contents page to create an attractive, memorable look and feel for the magazine.
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The document summarizes a magazine cover aimed at parents of primary school children. The main image features a happy boy returning to school. The color scheme of yellow and pink stands out but also diverges from stereotypical education magazines. The target audience is mothers aged 20-40 with a focus on their children's education. Various elements on the cover like headlines, images and competitions aim to appeal to different parts of this broad audience to increase sales.
Front Cover Analysis Top of the Pops
The document analyzes and summarizes the design elements of the front cover and contents page of a pop music magazine targeted towards young girls. The front cover uses pink and white colors with bright fonts and hearts to attract its target audience. It features a boy band to appeal to teenage girls. The contents page also uses girly fonts, hearts, and vibrant colors like yellow to highlight articles in a visual way that would appeal to its young readership. Images and section organization make specific articles easy for readers to find.
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The document provides an analysis of the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread from the magazine "Top of the Pops". It examines the typography, color, imagery, layout, and language used and how they appeal to the magazine's target audience of teenage girls. Key conventions highlighted include an informal sans-serif font, bold text, bright colors, large celebrity images, a cluttered yet organized layout, and informal language to attract and keep readers engaged. The analysis concludes the magazine effectively uses these techniques to match its pop genre and target demographic.
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Teen Vogue uses sophisticated design conventions for its front covers and content pages to appeal to its target audience of teenage girls. It analyzes the front cover of the April 2011 issue, noting the main image of actress Emma Watson, colorful masthead combining serif and sans serif fonts, and cover lines in primary colors framing the main image. For the content page, it highlights the small masthead and date to allow more space for the large celebrity image, and uses hints of pink and orange with mostly black text for a youthful yet classical look. In comparison, Top Pop's content page uses a multi-column layout and brighter colors to give the impression of lots of engaging articles.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses various ways the author addressed and attracted their target audience through their media product, which is a magazine. Some key techniques mentioned include: using bright colors and fonts on the cover to stand out; including a competition and gossip to attract readers; featuring various artists to appeal to different music genres; and choosing affordable pricing and an easy to read layout tailored to their target demographic of 16-25 year olds. Images are also used to connect with the audience and represent different music genres.
Evaluation Question 5
The fifth question for the evaluation of my media product for my Foundation Portfolio in Media Studies
Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for a music magazine. To attract readers, the author used bright colors and buzzwords on the cover, included recognizable album covers and artists, and featured photos of artists in casual settings. To address the audience, the author used gender-neutral language and photos of both male and female artists, included photos from college to relate to younger readers, and priced the magazine affordably for different social classes. Layout and photography styles were chosen to feel personal while maintaining a professional look.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience for a magazine. They targeted 15-18 year olds from working to middle class backgrounds. To attract readers, the cover used bright colors and buzzwords. The language was easy to read while still formal. Photos featured recognizable artists and locations relevant to young people. Both genders and a range of styles were represented to address the full audience.
Unit 30: LO2
This document outlines ideas for three different magazine concepts:
1. "TeensRule" - Aimed at 16-23 year olds about music industry updates. Key features include a bright color palette, main cover image, and "Gunplay" font masthead.
2. "RockStars" - Also aimed at teens and young adults, focusing on celebrity gossip. Inspired by magazines like Kerrang and Respect, it uses a black, white, and green color scheme with the font "The Blacklist" for the masthead "RockStars."
3. "Voice" - A bi-monthly magazine for 13-15 year olds about popular music secrets. Features include a £2.50
Evaluation
Abbie-Gayle McIntosh discusses the process of designing a magazine for her media studies coursework. She began by aiming to create a pop music magazine but struggled to achieve the quality she wanted. She then redesigned it as an alternative music magazine, which came together more easily. Throughout the process, she learned how to effectively use software like Photoshop and InDesign to manipulate images and design professional-looking pages for her magazine. Overall, she felt she improved her skills and produced a higher quality final product compared to her preliminary task.
Media coursework preliminary task
The document discusses the front covers of different magazines aimed at different audiences. It then provides details on the development process for a magazine draft for Henley College students. The draft magazine cover includes images from festivals to appeal to college-aged students during the summer. The document evaluates the draft magazine cover and how it compares to conventions from researched magazines while targeting Henley College students.
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- 1. Student magazine- Fresh Direction The Masthead: The words are in capital and in different colours to emphasize the meaning of each word individually. Also the colour red and black in my view represent strong and powerful colours which make it stand out even more from the which background. The Masthead ‘Fresh Direction’ tells the student readers that they will be receiving the latest, up to date advice and information that will have some relation to the youth that will probably benefit the students. It uses the typeface serif, which could be an indication that it is targeted at females. They used a sell line to attract people to buy; ‘The UK’s No. 1 Student Magazine’. The Banner gives the customers an insight of what the magazine has to offer for the customers to read about. the The main image is subverting from giving direct address. I think this magazine is targeted at female students, shown in the main and sub-images, the text and the colours. The colour red showing femininity and highlighting/ advertising the key information offers: a list of things the readers could win if they purchase the magazine. Using sub images that are familiar to the readers, to advertise and support what the headline is conveying. Using a feminine font for, ‘Katy B’ to advertise who she is in the picture and also make an indication as well as the head lines about her will be a page or pages about her. The head lines are not the same font type and size to separate each headlines and to advertise it in different ways for people to read it.
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