The document discusses the design elements of a magazine targeted towards affluent middle-aged women. It summarizes the house style, imagery, layout, and other graphical components used on the cover, contents page, and double-page spread. The primary goals are to convey a sense of sophistication, minimalism, and aspirational lifestyle while appealing to the target audience's interests in health, leisure activities, and materialism. Repeated elements like fonts, colors, and images of a local landmark create continuity throughout the magazine.
The document discusses the cohesion between a magazine, billboard poster, and radio advertisement for a media campaign. There is strong cohesion created through the consistent use of fonts, colors, and imagery related to yoga and the landmark Old John across all three products. The radio advertisement specifically mentions content from the magazine, like upcoming yoga classes, linking all the pieces together and promoting the shared lifestyle brand message. Overall, the document analyzes how visual and audio elements create recognition and associations between the different products in the campaign.
The document summarizes the design of a billboard advertisement for a lifestyle magazine targeted towards women aged 35-60+ in Leicestershire, England. The billboard features an image of Old John, a local landmark, with a woman doing yoga to represent individualism and community. It uses simple typography and layout with colors of black, blue, and white. The advertisement communicates that the magazine will provide lifestyle advice and information on local businesses to inspire readers to live healthier, more exhilarating lives in their home region.
The document discusses applying various media theories to a billboard advertisement for a magazine called Leicstyle. The billboard features a silhouette of a female yoga model and aims to appeal to its primary audience of upper class, aspirational females. It promotes an ideal lifestyle that could encourage audiences not to question their domestic roles. While the image may attract some viewers, others argue it promotes an unrealistic reality or fails to address societal issues. The document considers how the billboard uses marketing to sell the magazine's culture and ideology rather than challenge traditions. It also discusses how the female silhouette both empowers viewers and plays into stereotypical male gazes of women.
The document summarizes research conducted on existing magazines and products that will inform the development of a new youth culture magazine. It discusses magazines such as i-D, Dazed, and a photobook by Mitchell Bradshaw. Key aspects these products share are a minimalist style, focus on imagery over text, and portrayals of youth fashion and culture. Audience research found that potential readers prefer visuals to text and take inspiration from Instagram. This research will help make the new magazine visually striking and relevant to its target audience.
This front cover targets females aged 18-35 through its elegant black and white design and image of singer Lily Allen. The purpose is to attract this audience to purchase the magazine. Key elements include the large recognizable masthead branding the magazine, a flattering photo of Lily Allen engaging the viewer, and short provocative cover lines about topics like love, fashion, and celebrity that create intrigue. Small print includes the magazine's website, issue date, and discreet price listing to provide additional information without deterring potential buyers.
This document discusses conventions used in billboard advertising and how the author's billboard poster for a regional magazine both follows and challenges some conventions. It follows conventions by using an eye-catching focal image, bold colors and fonts, and including ordering/location information. However, it challenges conventions by not being minimalistic like typical urban billboards and by advertising a magazine for a rural audience in an urban setting, where the target audience would be mismatched. The document provides analysis of how different audiences might interact with the billboard and magazine based on concepts like two-step flow of communication and Maslow's hierarchy of needs.
This document analyzes the codes and conventions used across several magazine covers, advertisements, contents pages, and articles. Some common techniques identified include using vibrant colors that stand out, simple layouts, clean designs, and avoiding direct eye contact on covers. Target audiences are inferred based on subjects, language, models used, and pricing. Genres identified include lifestyle, fashion, travel, and interest-specific magazines. Semiotics, reception theory, and uses and gratification theory are applied to understand how magazines appeal to and target particular demographics.
Here are some key points from the interview:
- The person cares about dressing appropriately for the occasion and weather. This shows they put thought into their outfits.
- They would give honest feedback to a friend about an unflattering outfit, indicating they are looking out for others.
- TV/film is a source of style inspiration, suggesting visual media influences their fashion choices.
Your magazine could appeal to this audience by including outfit inspiration galleries from current shows/movies, as well as tips on dressing for different events and seasons. Providing honest yet tactful fashion advice may also resonate given their willingness to give feedback to friends.
The document discusses the cohesion between a magazine, billboard poster, and radio advertisement for a media campaign. There is strong cohesion created through the consistent use of fonts, colors, and imagery related to yoga and the landmark Old John across all three products. The radio advertisement specifically mentions content from the magazine, like upcoming yoga classes, linking all the pieces together and promoting the shared lifestyle brand message. Overall, the document analyzes how visual and audio elements create recognition and associations between the different products in the campaign.
The document summarizes the design of a billboard advertisement for a lifestyle magazine targeted towards women aged 35-60+ in Leicestershire, England. The billboard features an image of Old John, a local landmark, with a woman doing yoga to represent individualism and community. It uses simple typography and layout with colors of black, blue, and white. The advertisement communicates that the magazine will provide lifestyle advice and information on local businesses to inspire readers to live healthier, more exhilarating lives in their home region.
The document discusses applying various media theories to a billboard advertisement for a magazine called Leicstyle. The billboard features a silhouette of a female yoga model and aims to appeal to its primary audience of upper class, aspirational females. It promotes an ideal lifestyle that could encourage audiences not to question their domestic roles. While the image may attract some viewers, others argue it promotes an unrealistic reality or fails to address societal issues. The document considers how the billboard uses marketing to sell the magazine's culture and ideology rather than challenge traditions. It also discusses how the female silhouette both empowers viewers and plays into stereotypical male gazes of women.
The document summarizes research conducted on existing magazines and products that will inform the development of a new youth culture magazine. It discusses magazines such as i-D, Dazed, and a photobook by Mitchell Bradshaw. Key aspects these products share are a minimalist style, focus on imagery over text, and portrayals of youth fashion and culture. Audience research found that potential readers prefer visuals to text and take inspiration from Instagram. This research will help make the new magazine visually striking and relevant to its target audience.
This front cover targets females aged 18-35 through its elegant black and white design and image of singer Lily Allen. The purpose is to attract this audience to purchase the magazine. Key elements include the large recognizable masthead branding the magazine, a flattering photo of Lily Allen engaging the viewer, and short provocative cover lines about topics like love, fashion, and celebrity that create intrigue. Small print includes the magazine's website, issue date, and discreet price listing to provide additional information without deterring potential buyers.
This document discusses conventions used in billboard advertising and how the author's billboard poster for a regional magazine both follows and challenges some conventions. It follows conventions by using an eye-catching focal image, bold colors and fonts, and including ordering/location information. However, it challenges conventions by not being minimalistic like typical urban billboards and by advertising a magazine for a rural audience in an urban setting, where the target audience would be mismatched. The document provides analysis of how different audiences might interact with the billboard and magazine based on concepts like two-step flow of communication and Maslow's hierarchy of needs.
This document analyzes the codes and conventions used across several magazine covers, advertisements, contents pages, and articles. Some common techniques identified include using vibrant colors that stand out, simple layouts, clean designs, and avoiding direct eye contact on covers. Target audiences are inferred based on subjects, language, models used, and pricing. Genres identified include lifestyle, fashion, travel, and interest-specific magazines. Semiotics, reception theory, and uses and gratification theory are applied to understand how magazines appeal to and target particular demographics.
Here are some key points from the interview:
- The person cares about dressing appropriately for the occasion and weather. This shows they put thought into their outfits.
- They would give honest feedback to a friend about an unflattering outfit, indicating they are looking out for others.
- TV/film is a source of style inspiration, suggesting visual media influences their fashion choices.
Your magazine could appeal to this audience by including outfit inspiration galleries from current shows/movies, as well as tips on dressing for different events and seasons. Providing honest yet tactful fashion advice may also resonate given their willingness to give feedback to friends.
The target audience for the author's 1960s-themed music magazine is late teens to early twenties. Younger teenagers may not be interested in this theme. The magazine is priced at £2.99 since students in the target age range want affordable purchases. The magazine aims to appeal mainly to females since pop music and 1960s styles are stereotypically preferred by women. Research involved creating a mood board with color schemes, clothing styles, and makeup to match the 1960s genre and target audience tastes in magazines, TV shows like Gossip Girl, and clothing retailers like Dorothy Perkins. Interviews found that the magazine content and presentation successfully appealed to the target audience.
The document discusses several magazine articles, including one on 1980s makeup trends returning with bright colors and high-end brands, and another conveying a message about power through a dominating image with direct eye contact and plain colors. Case
ELLE magazine targets young women aged 16-30 interested in fashion and beauty. It is published by Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S. and focuses on appearance, celebrity, and fashion trends. The analyzed issue features singer Lily Allen on the cover. Her pose and dress portray a strong, independent woman and signal the magazine's focus on style. Inside, articles discuss fashion, beauty, and celebrity interviews, while advertisements feature high-end fashion and beauty brands. The magazine presents a stylish image through its simple layout, complementary colors, and side text providing article insights.
The document discusses magazine design and content for a proposed music magazine targeted at teenage girls. It covers researching the target audience through surveys, deciding on genres of pop and indie music, and selecting cover images that represent the audience. Front covers of comparable magazines are analyzed and conventions like mastheads, images, and taglines are considered. The layout, sections, and promotional strategies are designed to attract and retain readers through convergence across platforms and merchandise.
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience of 16-18 year old females to their music magazine. Some of the key conventions used included:
1) A large, eye-catching masthead in white block capitals to stand out.
2) A pull quote containing gossip about celebrities to draw in young readers interested in celebrities' lifestyles.
3) A color scheme using bright colors like white, blue, and pink to appeal to the female target audience.
4) Promoting the magazine's social media presence to make it accessible anytime for the target audience who are constantly online.
5) Featuring a young female model around 16-18 years old on the
How does my media product represent particular social groups?Farihah Khan
The document discusses how the media product, a magazine, represents particular social groups. It aims to target females aged 19 interested in pop music, fashion, and trends. It includes features on pop artists, fashion spreads, and interviews to appeal to both female and male readers. The magazine represents a middle-class audience through a balance of formal and informal language. Imagery features subtle makeup and pastel colors to seem relatable while still intriguing both genders.
The biannual fashion magazine Sum Zine advocates for sustainable and ethically produced fashion. Founded in 2014, it was initially a DIY zine but grew into a polished publication with international distribution. Sum Zine aims to change the industry for the better by celebrating designers who defy standards through slow fashion. Its content targets a young, indie audience with unconventional photoshoots and minimalist design. While light on tips, it provides a platform to display distinct imagery that challenges conventions.
The document discusses reasons why people read magazines and links it to uses and gratifications theory. It identifies several reasons people read magazines, such as satisfying personal interests, seeking advice, filling time, emotional release, and social interaction. It also discusses how magazines provide models of behavior and reinforce personal values for readers. The document then provides examples of how one person conducted audience research and used surveys to determine there was a market for their proposed magazine combining pop and indie music aimed at teenage girls. They describe designing the magazine to appeal to this target audience.
The document discusses how a media product attracts and addresses its target audience. Specifically, it describes a magazine created for males and females ages 15-20. To appeal to this audience, the magazine uses modern colors and fonts, features photos of stylish young adults as role models, and interviews artists using casual language. It aims to feel inclusive of both genders through its visual design and content. The document also suggests distributing the magazine through the BBC platform to reach a wide, varied audience matching the target demographic.
ELLE is a French fashion magazine founded in 1945 that is now the largest fashion magazine worldwide with over 23 million readers globally. It began as a French magazine but now has 43 international editions across over 60 countries. ELLE's target audience are primarily women ages 18-49 with a median household income around $69,000 who are interested in fashion, beauty, celebrity news, and lifestyle topics. The magazine aims to empower women and provide achievable style and life advice through its creative blend of fashion, art, and commerce-focused content.
The document discusses targeting a magazine audience. It aims to attract a multi-gender working class audience aged 16-26 through appealing to shared interests rather than specific stereotypes. The magazine will have an informal tone with images and short articles to engage easy readers with busy lives. Color schemes and layout elements seen in the sample images may be adopted to guide design choices.
My magazine represents teenage girls aged 16-18 through fashion inspiration and popular R&B music focused on relationships. It depicts the stereotypes that teenage girls obsess over fashion, boys, and hair. The bright colors also appeal to how girls are seen as sweet and innocent. It represents the middle class through revealing costumes appropriate for their social norms but not upper class standards. The black model, urban location, and popular black R&B artists mean it appeals more to young black girls who can relate to the representation of their ethnicity.
1) The document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. It focuses on a magazine targeted towards teenage girls ages 14-17 that is aimed at the middle-class.
2) The magazine represents females by featuring female artists on the cover and including tips about appearance. It aims to inspire and provide role models for readers.
3) Bright colors, stars, and fashion/makeup content are used to attract the target teenage audience. Artists from a variety of backgrounds are included to appeal to more readers.
Look magazine targets young women ages 18-30. It uses pink and white colors on the cover along with images of celebrities like Kim Kardashian to attract readers. The magazine covers topics like fashion, beauty, and celebrity gossip. It has a weekly circulation of around 300,000 copies and is the largest selling fashion magazine in the UK. The magazine appeals to readers through engaging content and fonts designed to attract attention and make readers curious to learn more.
How did you attract/address your audience? ibe_maryam
The document discusses ways in which a magazine attracts and addresses its target audience. Clear photos showing fashion details attract readers interested in fashion. Bright colors like pink, blue, and purple were chosen based on audience research and appeal to both male and female readers. Images of attractive models and celebrities appeal to the target audience of females. Music coverage through images of boy bands also attracts the female audience.
The document discusses various ways the magazine attracts and addresses its target audience. It analyzes elements like the website, price, cover design, typography, article topics on music, fashion, and food. Focus groups provided feedback that the colors and creative elements made the magazine unique and appealing. Articles on concerts, reviews, and buying guides also attract readers interested in music. Quotes and biographies help readers connect with artists. Overall, the magazine aims to attract its young music-focused audience through relevant content, affordable price, and stylish presentation.
- The document discusses how the magazine represents different social groups. It represents the working class and lower middle class by having an affordable £3 price point.
- In terms of age representation, the magazine targets those aged 15-28 by featuring a rebellious-looking 18-year-old model on the cover.
- For gender representation, the magazine is devoted to both males and females, but the female cover model may make it seem more targeted towards women. However, the mysterious nature of the model is intended to attract male readers as well.
- The magazine does not represent any particular ethnicity, in order to avoid stereotyping and appeal to a wider audience interested in the genres featured. It targets subc
Matthew Cliffe is submitting a media studies portfolio to OCR that includes a magazine called "Z". The target audience is males aged 16-25 who enjoy electronic music genres like EDM and dubstep. Development Hell Ltd is identified as a potential distributor as they currently distribute the similar magazine Mixmag. The magazine would be distributed through major retailers, an app, and supermarkets to reach the widest possible audience. Elements of existing magazines like Mixmag and Spin are built upon in aspects of the magazine like the masthead, cover star positioning, and contents page layout, while also challenging conventions through the use of a white background and larger featured images.
Matthew Cliffe is submitting a media studies portfolio to OCR that includes a magazine called 'Z'. The magazine targets males aged 16-25 interested in genres like EDM and dubstep. Cliffe believes there is a gap in the market for a magazine specifically focused on these music subgenres. He discusses how the magazine would be similar to Mixmag but more niche in its focus. Cliffe also explains how the features, cover star, and distribution methods were chosen to best represent and appeal to the target demographic.
O curso tem como objetivo capacitar profissionais da educação de jovens e adultos, abordando temas como teorias da aprendizagem, legislação educacional, inclusão e avaliação na EJA. O curso dura 2 anos e meio com carga horária de 360h, e é destinado a graduados em pedagogia ou áreas afins.
Mullah Abdulla is seeking a position as an escalation lead or incident coordinator. He has over 2.7 years of experience working for Infosys on projects involving Microsoft network account management, Active Directory provisioning, and Forefront Identity Manager. His responsibilities included troubleshooting account and access issues, managing groups and permissions, and resolving incidents within service level agreements. He is proficient with technical skills like SQL, Java, .NET, and documentation tools.
The target audience for the author's 1960s-themed music magazine is late teens to early twenties. Younger teenagers may not be interested in this theme. The magazine is priced at £2.99 since students in the target age range want affordable purchases. The magazine aims to appeal mainly to females since pop music and 1960s styles are stereotypically preferred by women. Research involved creating a mood board with color schemes, clothing styles, and makeup to match the 1960s genre and target audience tastes in magazines, TV shows like Gossip Girl, and clothing retailers like Dorothy Perkins. Interviews found that the magazine content and presentation successfully appealed to the target audience.
The document discusses several magazine articles, including one on 1980s makeup trends returning with bright colors and high-end brands, and another conveying a message about power through a dominating image with direct eye contact and plain colors. Case
ELLE magazine targets young women aged 16-30 interested in fashion and beauty. It is published by Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S. and focuses on appearance, celebrity, and fashion trends. The analyzed issue features singer Lily Allen on the cover. Her pose and dress portray a strong, independent woman and signal the magazine's focus on style. Inside, articles discuss fashion, beauty, and celebrity interviews, while advertisements feature high-end fashion and beauty brands. The magazine presents a stylish image through its simple layout, complementary colors, and side text providing article insights.
The document discusses magazine design and content for a proposed music magazine targeted at teenage girls. It covers researching the target audience through surveys, deciding on genres of pop and indie music, and selecting cover images that represent the audience. Front covers of comparable magazines are analyzed and conventions like mastheads, images, and taglines are considered. The layout, sections, and promotional strategies are designed to attract and retain readers through convergence across platforms and merchandise.
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience of 16-18 year old females to their music magazine. Some of the key conventions used included:
1) A large, eye-catching masthead in white block capitals to stand out.
2) A pull quote containing gossip about celebrities to draw in young readers interested in celebrities' lifestyles.
3) A color scheme using bright colors like white, blue, and pink to appeal to the female target audience.
4) Promoting the magazine's social media presence to make it accessible anytime for the target audience who are constantly online.
5) Featuring a young female model around 16-18 years old on the
How does my media product represent particular social groups?Farihah Khan
The document discusses how the media product, a magazine, represents particular social groups. It aims to target females aged 19 interested in pop music, fashion, and trends. It includes features on pop artists, fashion spreads, and interviews to appeal to both female and male readers. The magazine represents a middle-class audience through a balance of formal and informal language. Imagery features subtle makeup and pastel colors to seem relatable while still intriguing both genders.
The biannual fashion magazine Sum Zine advocates for sustainable and ethically produced fashion. Founded in 2014, it was initially a DIY zine but grew into a polished publication with international distribution. Sum Zine aims to change the industry for the better by celebrating designers who defy standards through slow fashion. Its content targets a young, indie audience with unconventional photoshoots and minimalist design. While light on tips, it provides a platform to display distinct imagery that challenges conventions.
The document discusses reasons why people read magazines and links it to uses and gratifications theory. It identifies several reasons people read magazines, such as satisfying personal interests, seeking advice, filling time, emotional release, and social interaction. It also discusses how magazines provide models of behavior and reinforce personal values for readers. The document then provides examples of how one person conducted audience research and used surveys to determine there was a market for their proposed magazine combining pop and indie music aimed at teenage girls. They describe designing the magazine to appeal to this target audience.
The document discusses how a media product attracts and addresses its target audience. Specifically, it describes a magazine created for males and females ages 15-20. To appeal to this audience, the magazine uses modern colors and fonts, features photos of stylish young adults as role models, and interviews artists using casual language. It aims to feel inclusive of both genders through its visual design and content. The document also suggests distributing the magazine through the BBC platform to reach a wide, varied audience matching the target demographic.
ELLE is a French fashion magazine founded in 1945 that is now the largest fashion magazine worldwide with over 23 million readers globally. It began as a French magazine but now has 43 international editions across over 60 countries. ELLE's target audience are primarily women ages 18-49 with a median household income around $69,000 who are interested in fashion, beauty, celebrity news, and lifestyle topics. The magazine aims to empower women and provide achievable style and life advice through its creative blend of fashion, art, and commerce-focused content.
The document discusses targeting a magazine audience. It aims to attract a multi-gender working class audience aged 16-26 through appealing to shared interests rather than specific stereotypes. The magazine will have an informal tone with images and short articles to engage easy readers with busy lives. Color schemes and layout elements seen in the sample images may be adopted to guide design choices.
My magazine represents teenage girls aged 16-18 through fashion inspiration and popular R&B music focused on relationships. It depicts the stereotypes that teenage girls obsess over fashion, boys, and hair. The bright colors also appeal to how girls are seen as sweet and innocent. It represents the middle class through revealing costumes appropriate for their social norms but not upper class standards. The black model, urban location, and popular black R&B artists mean it appeals more to young black girls who can relate to the representation of their ethnicity.
1) The document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. It focuses on a magazine targeted towards teenage girls ages 14-17 that is aimed at the middle-class.
2) The magazine represents females by featuring female artists on the cover and including tips about appearance. It aims to inspire and provide role models for readers.
3) Bright colors, stars, and fashion/makeup content are used to attract the target teenage audience. Artists from a variety of backgrounds are included to appeal to more readers.
Look magazine targets young women ages 18-30. It uses pink and white colors on the cover along with images of celebrities like Kim Kardashian to attract readers. The magazine covers topics like fashion, beauty, and celebrity gossip. It has a weekly circulation of around 300,000 copies and is the largest selling fashion magazine in the UK. The magazine appeals to readers through engaging content and fonts designed to attract attention and make readers curious to learn more.
How did you attract/address your audience? ibe_maryam
The document discusses ways in which a magazine attracts and addresses its target audience. Clear photos showing fashion details attract readers interested in fashion. Bright colors like pink, blue, and purple were chosen based on audience research and appeal to both male and female readers. Images of attractive models and celebrities appeal to the target audience of females. Music coverage through images of boy bands also attracts the female audience.
The document discusses various ways the magazine attracts and addresses its target audience. It analyzes elements like the website, price, cover design, typography, article topics on music, fashion, and food. Focus groups provided feedback that the colors and creative elements made the magazine unique and appealing. Articles on concerts, reviews, and buying guides also attract readers interested in music. Quotes and biographies help readers connect with artists. Overall, the magazine aims to attract its young music-focused audience through relevant content, affordable price, and stylish presentation.
- The document discusses how the magazine represents different social groups. It represents the working class and lower middle class by having an affordable £3 price point.
- In terms of age representation, the magazine targets those aged 15-28 by featuring a rebellious-looking 18-year-old model on the cover.
- For gender representation, the magazine is devoted to both males and females, but the female cover model may make it seem more targeted towards women. However, the mysterious nature of the model is intended to attract male readers as well.
- The magazine does not represent any particular ethnicity, in order to avoid stereotyping and appeal to a wider audience interested in the genres featured. It targets subc
Matthew Cliffe is submitting a media studies portfolio to OCR that includes a magazine called "Z". The target audience is males aged 16-25 who enjoy electronic music genres like EDM and dubstep. Development Hell Ltd is identified as a potential distributor as they currently distribute the similar magazine Mixmag. The magazine would be distributed through major retailers, an app, and supermarkets to reach the widest possible audience. Elements of existing magazines like Mixmag and Spin are built upon in aspects of the magazine like the masthead, cover star positioning, and contents page layout, while also challenging conventions through the use of a white background and larger featured images.
Matthew Cliffe is submitting a media studies portfolio to OCR that includes a magazine called 'Z'. The magazine targets males aged 16-25 interested in genres like EDM and dubstep. Cliffe believes there is a gap in the market for a magazine specifically focused on these music subgenres. He discusses how the magazine would be similar to Mixmag but more niche in its focus. Cliffe also explains how the features, cover star, and distribution methods were chosen to best represent and appeal to the target demographic.
O curso tem como objetivo capacitar profissionais da educação de jovens e adultos, abordando temas como teorias da aprendizagem, legislação educacional, inclusão e avaliação na EJA. O curso dura 2 anos e meio com carga horária de 360h, e é destinado a graduados em pedagogia ou áreas afins.
Mullah Abdulla is seeking a position as an escalation lead or incident coordinator. He has over 2.7 years of experience working for Infosys on projects involving Microsoft network account management, Active Directory provisioning, and Forefront Identity Manager. His responsibilities included troubleshooting account and access issues, managing groups and permissions, and resolving incidents within service level agreements. He is proficient with technical skills like SQL, Java, .NET, and documentation tools.
La energía es una entidad intangible que permite generar movimiento, trabajo y calor. Junto con la materia, la energía es uno de los dos ingredientes básicos que componen el universo. Históricamente, las principales fuentes de energía eran la fuerza de los animales y humanos, y el calor de la madera, aunque también se usaba la energía hidráulica y eólica. Actualmente existen diversas fuentes de energía como la solar, eólica, hidráulica, nuclear, electromagnética, térmica y qu
The researchers engineered a genetic toolset called pB-Tet-GOI for flexible control of transgene expression in stem and progenitor-derived cell lineages. The system incorporates the latest tetracycline transactivator and reverse transactivator variants to provide regulated transgene expression upon addition or removal of doxycycline. It allows for doxycycline-induced, doxycycline-suppressed, doxycycline-resistant (constitutive), and doxycycline-induced/constitutive regulation of transgenes. Initial tests showed the system provides inducible transgene expression with minimal leakiness and can be used to bidirectionally express reporters and genes of interest to direct cell differentiation.
This document provides instructions to move to questions on the following page about basic English grammar concepts, including one sentence using a basic sentence pattern, one sentence with a descriptive adjective modifier, one sentence with an infinitive functioning as a substantive, one sentence with a verb modifier, and one sentence with a compound predicate in a subject-verb-object pattern.
Este documento describe los pasos para iniciar un proyecto con ovejas, incluyendo hacer un análisis de los recursos y dificultades, investigar el mercado, seleccionar un sistema de manejo, y planificar el manejo de la alimentación, enfermedades, ventas y calendario. Explica los tres sistemas principales de manejo (comercial, intensivo y producción de reproductores puros), las herramientas necesarias, y estrategias para el control de depredadores y ladrones.
The document is a homework assignment submitted by Đặng Võ Kim Hiếu for BUS 350 on October 14, 2013. It discusses the founding purpose of the World Bank to provide low interest loans to developing countries to build hospitals, schools, and reduce poverty. However, the World Bank faces challenges due to bureaucracy and competition from other aid groups.
Saltwater corrosion the culprit behind damaged boatsMarion_Swain
Aluminium boats feature excellent qualities that make them a popular choice. Most vessels are lightweight, which offers reduced horsepower requirements for the outboard and trolling motor, and greater manoeuvrability.
The document discusses the design elements of a regional magazine's front cover, contents page, and billboard advertisement.
The front cover features an image of a local landmark with a yoga model to represent aspirational lifestyle content. The contents page continues the minimalist color scheme and layout for easy navigation.
The double-page article spread centers around an image of a yoga class to promote health and empowerment. Consistent design elements like fonts, colors, and imagery provide continuity across the magazine's visual identity.
The document summarizes research done on existing food and lifestyle magazine products. It describes features common across the magazines' front covers and double page spreads, such as the masthead placement and use of images and text. The target audiences are generally identified as adult females aged 18-49. Aspects the author intends to incorporate in their own work include a prominent central food image on the cover and arranging text around images in double page spreads.
The document summarizes research on existing magazine products. It analyzes the front covers and double page spreads of magazines about food, festivals, and fashion. Common features identified are mastheads at the top to identify the publisher and use of images and text on double page spreads to engage audiences. The target audiences are generally identified as adult females aged 18-49. Aspects to include in new work are a centered main image on the cover to identify food/festival content and placing text around images for interesting double page spreads. Pastel colors may make content easier to read.
The document analyzes the target audience of a magazine based on its contents page. It finds that the contents page depicts mostly white, middle-aged to elderly individuals engaged in upper-middle class activities and styles of dress. This suggests the magazine is targeting a white, middle/upper-middle class audience. The sophisticated layout and easy navigation of the contents page further appeals to this demographic. References to different media formats and a "Subscriber of the Month" section indicate an attempt to actively engage the audience and address their needs according to reception theory.
The document summarizes the key details from the media pack of a women's health magazine. It describes the magazine's large circulation of over 400,000 readers monthly, with a median reader age of 32. It notes that the magazine targets an ABC1 socioeconomic audience. The media pack provides statistics on readers' interests to help attract advertisers by showing which products readers are likely to purchase. It conveys that the magazine aims its content at mature women and that nearly all readers are female main shoppers.
1) The document discusses the design and content choices for a proposed rap magazine to appeal to a young, predominantly male audience.
2) Key design elements like color scheme, layout, and visuals were chosen to represent an "upper-class" magazine with an intangible value of wealth and exclusivity in order to attract the target demographic.
3) Articles and sections were tailored to feature fashion, lifestyle, and rappers in a mature yet accessible way to gratify readers and challenge conventions of typical "grimy" rap magazines.
The document discusses the target audience for a regional magazine. The target audience is primarily middle-aged, wealthy females who enjoy scenic photos, traditional font and house layout styles. The magazine will appeal to this audience through its visual design elements. Focus groups and questionnaires with the target audience will help the creator make decisions to best suit the audience's preferences and produce the most effective magazine.
The magazine contents page uses grayscale colors and a simple, sophisticated layout to seem professional and aimed at upper class readers. The main image shows a fashionable, sexually posed woman to also target upper class audiences. Text uses small headings and previews to entice readers into stories and buying the magazine. A subscription offer at the bottom uses large, bold text to grab attention and promote savings to the reader.
The document discusses research conducted on Elle magazine to inform the creation of a new magazine. It describes Elle's target audience as older teenage women and young adult females aged 18-40 who can afford the magazine's higher price point. The magazine appeals to this audience with sophisticated yet mature writing and covers featuring stylishly dressed celebrities. The document examines Elle's cover design elements, including the use of coordinated colors, direct gaze of the model, and relevance of cover lines and fashion displays to the intended readers. Overall, the research on Elle magazine provided information on design, topics, and audience that could be applied to developing a new magazine.
The document discusses the progression of the student's skills in creating a magazine from their preliminary college magazine to their final music magazine product. They learned important design skills like choosing readable fonts, using photo editing to improve image quality, incorporating branding through color schemes, and including buzzwords to attract audiences. The quality and audience-focus of the final magazine showed significant improvement from not considering these elements in their first magazine. The student gained valuable experience in magazine design and production techniques.
The document summarizes research conducted on potential target audiences for a new fashion magazine. A survey was administered asking questions about preferences for magazine frequency, fashion content, and inclusion of celebrity gossip. The majority of respondents were ages 15-20 and an equal number of males and females participated. Most preferred a monthly magazine focused on high street fashion brands with both fashion and some celebrity content. This provided insights to aim the new magazine at both teenagers and young adults with a balanced mix of fashion and celebrity coverage.
Emily Gaunt conducted research on magazine conventions and target audiences. She analyzed fashion magazines designed to attract female readers for profit compared to school magazines that freely provide information. Common conventions like mastheads, images, and cover lines are placed strategically. Fashion magazines use eye-catching images and promotions to hook readers, while school magazines clearly display information for parents. The purpose and layout differs based on whether the magazine aims to inform or generate revenue.
The magazine front cover analysis document discusses conventions used in magazine design across several publications. It notes that magazine mastheads are typically large and bold to grab attention. Images of celebrities are often used and placed prominently to attract fans. Color schemes, fonts, and layouts are tailored to target intended audiences, with more feminine styles aimed at women and masculine styles at men. Additional features and advertisements use techniques like exclusive content or free gifts to incentivize purchases. Overall, the document examines how magazine covers apply standard design principles but vary styles to suit their specific readership.
The front cover of the magazine follows conventions of music magazines. It features a young pop star using direct address to engage the target audience. The colors pink and purple are used to appeal to the magazine's intended female audience aged 12-16. The cover lines and masthead are brightly colored and positioned to catch readers' attention. Additionally, the cover includes a skyline, strap line, barcode, price, and promotional text to attract readers.
This magazine appears to be aimed at a school audience. The cover features a large central image of a student and uses pink and pastel colors, suggesting it targets female students. It advertises quizzes and games to engage readers. The contents page lists the magazine sections in an easy to read format. Short headings help readers navigate to content and the layout uses columns to organize different article types. Images of school activities are included to reinforce that it is a school-focused magazine.
The document discusses how the magazine addressed its target audience of teenage girls through its design elements.
It used pink and blue colors that represent love and tranquility. Images of pop artists and the target audience were included to make the magazine appealing. Casual language and direct address to "you" helped draw readers in. The price was placed discreetly to not deter readers.
The contents page used varied fonts, images, and intriguing headlines to attract attention without losing brand identity. A double page spread provided entertainment and escapism through an engaging article layout. The magazine aims to fulfill psychological needs like esteem, social interaction, and self-actualization through its content as per uses and gratifications and Maslow's hierarchy
The document provides information on the layout, images, words, colors, fonts, and captions used in Elle magazine. Regarding layout, the cover uses a large celebrity image that overlaps the title. Inside pages have centered images with text wrapped around. Images are large, bold, and airbrushed to portray an aspirational lifestyle. Words are exaggerated to attract readers and highlight topics. Colors throughout are coordinated and bright to maintain a relaxed feel. Fonts are varied for contrast and emphasis. Captions advertise contents and link images to text. Anchors and codes connect elements across pages.
The document describes the target audience for a music magazine. Through surveys and examining other music magazines, the creator determined the audience would be young adult females, ages 16-25. This is reflected on the magazine cover which features an attractive female model. The colors, features, and font used are youthful but not childish. Articles about festivals and competitions also suggest a young adult target audience. The lower price point of £2.99 makes it affordable for its target readers. The magazine aims to attract readers interested in fashion, TV, films and stereotypical female interests.
Philippine Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan (EPP) CurriculumMJDuyan
(𝐓𝐋𝐄 𝟏𝟎𝟎) (𝐋𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝟏)-𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐦𝐬
𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐮𝐬𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐄𝐏𝐏 𝐂𝐮𝐫𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐮𝐥𝐮𝐦 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐩𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐬:
- Understand the goals and objectives of the Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan (EPP) curriculum, recognizing its importance in fostering practical life skills and values among students. Students will also be able to identify the key components and subjects covered, such as agriculture, home economics, industrial arts, and information and communication technology.
𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐒𝐜𝐨𝐩𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐚𝐧 𝐄𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐮𝐫:
-Define entrepreneurship, distinguishing it from general business activities by emphasizing its focus on innovation, risk-taking, and value creation. Students will describe the characteristics and traits of successful entrepreneurs, including their roles and responsibilities, and discuss the broader economic and social impacts of entrepreneurial activities on both local and global scales.
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ملزمة تشريح الجهاز الهيكلي (نظري 3)
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تتميز هذهِ الملزمة بعِدة مُميزات :
1- مُترجمة ترجمة تُناسب جميع المستويات
2- تحتوي على 78 رسم توضيحي لكل كلمة موجودة بالملزمة (لكل كلمة !!!!)
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3- دقة الكتابة والصور عالية جداً جداً جداً
4- هُنالك بعض المعلومات تم توضيحها بشكل تفصيلي جداً (تُعتبر لدى الطالب أو الطالبة بإنها معلومات مُبهمة ومع ذلك تم توضيح هذهِ المعلومات المُبهمة بشكل تفصيلي جداً
5- الملزمة تشرح نفسها ب نفسها بس تكلك تعال اقراني
6- تحتوي الملزمة في اول سلايد على خارطة تتضمن جميع تفرُعات معلومات الجهاز الهيكلي المذكورة في هذهِ الملزمة
واخيراً هذهِ الملزمة حلالٌ عليكم وإتمنى منكم إن تدعولي بالخير والصحة والعافية فقط
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A Visual Guide to 1 Samuel | A Tale of Two HeartsSteve Thomason
These slides walk through the story of 1 Samuel. Samuel is the last judge of Israel. The people reject God and want a king. Saul is anointed as the first king, but he is not a good king. David, the shepherd boy is anointed and Saul is envious of him. David shows honor while Saul continues to self destruct.
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3. House Style
The house style of this front cover and
throughout the magazine is similar with the
primary colours used being blue, white, green
and black. This supports the magazine target of
being sophisticated and minimalist which reflects
the aesthetic of the target audience due to the
females being A-B income bracket and having
disposable income to spend on luxurious items,
making them materialistic. On the other hand, it
could be said that the older end of my target
audience may prefer a more traditional and
affluent style of magazine. There are only three
types of text font used which meets the
conventions of a regional magazine, as well as
the imagery matching the genre of the magazine
being an image of a landmark within the region
the magazine is written for.
Main Cover Image
The main image on the front cover is an XLS
of Old John which is a well known landmark in
Leicestershire. Within the archway is a model
doing a yoga pose which will target the
aspirers of the magazines audience as they
will see that they can learn a new skill like
yoga and want to buy the magazine to know
more. The XLS connotes how even though
women will want to aspire to be like the yoga
model, they have to work for the skill and it
doesn’t just come to you easily. The image
has connotations of power and solidity which
are stereotypically masculine, however I have
established a binary opposition with the
feminine yoga pose which emphasises the
females individuality.
Masthead
The masthead is off centre to the left and with its white stroke stands out from
the cover lines. However, I think that the audience are not as worried about the
title of the magazine, they are more interested in the image on the front which is
why the image is more eye capturing than the title. The thinness of the font has
connotations of not wanting to stand out too much or be ‘showy’ which links to
the audience because they are a lot older and more understanding about the
world around them, therefore they would not ‘brag’ about their disposable
income.
Cover lines
There are 4 cover lines on the magazine front cover which inform the reader of
things that are included in the magazine which is a selling point as the audience will
want to know what they are going to be reading about before purchasing it. The
blues used have connotations of the audience being able to keep it cool when
entertaining, like making cocktails for friends. Even though the main cover line is one
article, I do have a separate article dedicated to yoga poses which relates
appropriately to the content included.
Pricing
The price is displayed below the bar code
which informs the audience how much they will
need to pay for the magazine. It costs £4 which
is a reasonable price for a magazine that is
targeting an A-B income bracket audience who
have enough disposable income to buy a more
expensive magazine which contains
information that will interest them. It is also
small and in the corner, not in a puff which
connotes the fact that it is less of a
consideration for the audience.
Taglines
The main tagline ‘Yoga Outdoors’ links itself to
the main image which is an elevated landmark
that looks over the region of Leicestershire.
This has connotations of being the best, which
links to the fact that due to being high income
bracket, the audience are concerned about
their position in their social circle and like being
‘at the top’.
4.
5. House Style
The house style has been carried on onto the contents page with the
emphasis on the blue, black and white. The same fonts have been
used which connotes continuity throughout the magazine, as well as
professionalism. Even though I am using the same fonts and colours,
it is slightly lighter which connotes that the articles will bring a new
equilibrium to the readers life, an example of this is giving them the
ability and information to eat well.
Layout
The layout of the contents page is simplistic
and formal which will stereotypically attract
the female audience as they like to have
things in order. Due to the layout being like
this, it is very easy to find what you are
looking for quickly and every article with
page number is correctly labelled, allowing
them to navigate through the magazine.
The layout is very feminine with the
snowflakes and the blue which links with the
primary audience, as well as the snowflakes
having connotations of winter preparation,
for example women getting ready for the
Christmas season. This is a stereotypical
reading because women are seen as the
domesticated gender, which is what I was
aiming for with the articles on cocktail
making and winter bites. The blue house
style also has connotations of coldness,
however I did not primarily want this to be
reflective due to the female audience being
warm and loving.
The image of the front cover in the bottom
right hand corner will again reiterate to the
audience that this magazine is a regional
magazine, and the gutter line explains to
the readers a discount they can receive if
they sign up to a subscription. This targets
the female audience due to them having
busy lives, they may not have time to go
out and buy the magazine every month, so
the fact that they can pay for it to be
posted through their letter box once every
month without them thinking about it is a
massive incentive.
Sub Images
The XLS of the yoga class gives the
audience an indication of what the yoga
classes are like with the studio that is
mentioned in the magazine, as well as
having connotations of aspiration because if
they audience attend the yoga classes then
they will end up feeling a lot healthier. Also
the fact that you are able to see the whole of
the body of each yoga student connotes
power and dominancy women gain which is
derived from Gauntlet's Empowered Female
Theory.
The image of the boutique targets the A-B
income bracket due to it looking high end,
with connotations of prestigious and
materialism alongside it.
Having the ability to
subscribe is important for a
niche magazine like a
regional one because there
has been a fall in print
circulation due to having the
ability to access magazines
online for free.
6.
7. Layout
The layout of the double page spread is
simplistic and formal which will
stereotypically attract the female audience
as they like to have things in order. Due to
the layout being like this, it is very easy to
find what you are looking for quickly and
every article with page number is correctly
labelled, allowing them to navigate through
the magazine.
Main focal image
The main image is spread along the two pages, however
the rule of thirds has not been followed which is not
conventional to a magazine, on the other hand, if the model
was central then she would be in the binding of the
magazine. The reader is able to see the yoga model and
gain personal identity because if they took up a hobby like
that at the yoga studio, they could end up looking like her.
Pull Quote
The pull quote are an incentive to the article and has attracted the audience to read
the article and decide whether they are interested in it or not. The one on the right
hand page gives the audience an insight into how the instructor feels when doing
yoga and the one in the centre of the article breaks up the vast amount of text. Pull
quotes represent women and what is important to them, like empowerment or the
way they look, which secondarily is a binary opposition of body vs. soul, they are
more worried about how they look than what they feel.
Text
The amount of text appeals to
the A-B income bracket
audience who are hedgehog
thinkers, more sophisticated
and enjoy reading information
about their local community, as
well as having time to try new
things as they have more
money.
House Style
The house style is carried onto the
double page spread with the same
fonts, colours and imagery which
connotes continuity and
professionalism throughout the
magazine. However, I do wish that
I had broadened my choice of
imagery and used an image of the
yoga studio for the DPS because
there is a large repeat of images of
Old John.
Drop Caps
The drop caps at the start of every paragraph is also
conventional and suits the professional and sophisticated
target audience.
I ended up editing a separate image I
took of the sky into this image to make
it brighter and not look like the gloomy
autumn day that it was. By doing this it
gives the image connotations of a new
equilibrium and a simulacrum which
makes the image become a media
version of the landmark and making it
look like it is always sunny there, a
good marketing technique. I wish I had
done this on my billboard and front
page as well because those images
are now portrayed duller.
8.
9. Price
The price in the puff in the right hand corner of
the billboard reflects the magazine and the
content included in the fact that this product is
premium which links well to the target audience
due to them having more disposable income.
Social Media References
The social media logos attract the digital native audience, even
though social media isn’t a big part of this magazine, they still
have pages to promote the magazine and encourages the
secondary audience to purchase the magazine. The largest
group of users on Facebook at the moment is the over 55s
which is right in the middle of my target audience. As well as
this, due to my audience being more affluent, they are able to
own converged devices that allow them to use Wed 2.0.
Masthead
The masthead is aligned to the left
of the billboard, with the tagline
underneath which explains to the
person who has seen this billboard
what it is advertising. I chose not to
give the masthead as much of a
stroke as the front page masthead
which gives it connotations of it
being more part of the fabric of
Leicestershire which is more
necessary due to a product like a
billboard needing to compete with
its surroundings.
House Style
Yet again, the house style is continued throughout the
billboard with the blues, greens, blacks and whites being
the primary colours used. The same font is used as well
as the imagery which connotes the professionalism and
sophistication the magazine is trying to portray, as well
as the continuity throughout the whole magazine
campaign. The silhouette of the yoga model creates
personal identity and allows the reader to place
themselves in the position of the model.
Shot Type
This shot has a slightly low
angle which has connotations of
the female model being superior
and having the feeling of being
in control which is a stereotype
of middle aged women, this is
also portrayed through the fact
that the female is central to the
image and Old John is at the
side.