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The document describes the process of designing a table of contents page for a music magazine called "Flava". Key elements include placing the magazine cover image and title on the left, an editorial letter in a box in the center, and editorial pillars ("News", "Features", "Music") with cover lines below. An image of the band "Pretty in Pink" is placed on the right with additional text and design refinements made to improve alignment and professional appearance.
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The document describes revisions made to the table of contents page for a music magazine called "Flava." Key details include:
- Placing the magazine cover image and title "Flava" on the left third of the page.
- Adding editorial pillars ("News, Features, Music") and 2-4 cover lines below each pillar.
- Including an editorial letter and image of featured artist "Pretty In Pink" on the right third.
- Revising layout and formatting elements like fonts, sizes, alignments to improve professional appearance and readability.
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The document discusses the layout and elements of a magazine contents page. It will include article titles and page numbers, an editor's letter, the magazine title at the top, and images of the magazine cover and a music group. The cover image will be in the top right corner following convention, and an offer will be included to alert readers.
Contents page screen shots
1) The creator designed the contents page to resemble the front cover and use similar colors and design elements to link the two pages.
2) Section titles and article descriptions are listed, with artist/personality names enlarged to draw attention. Page numbers are included.
3) Three images are placed at the top to preview articles and link to their page numbers. Additional elements like a flasher help promote other articles.
4) The final contents page maintains the front cover's theme while incorporating images to break up the text and make information easy to access.
Construction of front cover magazine page
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover page. Key steps included selecting a main photo and resizing/cropping it to fit, manipulating the photo's colors to make it eye-catching, adding text describing the magazine's contents in different sizes and colors, and including additional design elements like the magazine title, issue details, and advertisements to follow magazine design conventions. The end result was intended to represent the genre of music the magazine covers and attract readers.
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This document describes a student's contents page for their magazine project. The student took inspiration from a Kerrang magazine contents page for its colorful and clear design. Their contents page follows conventions of real magazines, including: section headings to navigate pages, masthead on the right with date and cover image, sub-titles in boxes to highlight sections, images related to magazine topics with page numbers, and page navigators in a consistent color-coded pattern to link over 100 pages. The student aimed to attract a young audience while challenging some traditions with original elements like a shattered glass background image.
Screengrabs for my contents page
The document summarizes the steps taken to create the contents page for a music magazine, including:
1) Using InDesign to create a dark background contents page with white text to make it stand out.
2) Adding the magazine masthead, issue details, and separating lines of text.
3) Including three main images on the right side with page numbers to draw attention and indicate where content can be found.
4) Adding subheadings and an editor's letter to provide an overview of the magazine contents.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the use of conventions in magazine design. It describes including a main cover line anchored to the main image, placing these elements according to the rule of thirds. Cover lines, masthead, barcode, and issue information were also included. The contents page follows conventions like listing articles in columns with headings, images, and page numbers. A double page spread features an image on the left with direct address, quotes, a headline linking to other pages, and the masthead repeated at the top. While many conventions were followed, some opportunities for further development were noted.
R and b part 2
The document describes the process of creating a contents page for a magazine. It discusses using three existing magazine contents pages as examples to consider layout, imaging, colors, and texts. It also explains design choices made, such as inverting colors to make the page brighter, using page numbers in image corners to make the page more interesting, and adding short captions to anchor meanings without providing too much information. Borders and a social media link were added based on recommendations from the intended audience.
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Table Of Contents
The document describes revisions made to the table of contents page for a music magazine called "Flava." Key details include:
- Placing the magazine cover image and title "Flava" on the left third of the page.
- Adding editorial pillars ("News, Features, Music") and 2-4 cover lines below each pillar.
- Including an editorial letter and image of featured artist "Pretty In Pink" on the right third.
- Revising layout and formatting elements like fonts, sizes, alignments to improve professional appearance and readability.
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The document discusses the layout and elements of a magazine contents page. It will include article titles and page numbers, an editor's letter, the magazine title at the top, and images of the magazine cover and a music group. The cover image will be in the top right corner following convention, and an offer will be included to alert readers.
Contents page screen shots
1) The creator designed the contents page to resemble the front cover and use similar colors and design elements to link the two pages.
2) Section titles and article descriptions are listed, with artist/personality names enlarged to draw attention. Page numbers are included.
3) Three images are placed at the top to preview articles and link to their page numbers. Additional elements like a flasher help promote other articles.
4) The final contents page maintains the front cover's theme while incorporating images to break up the text and make information easy to access.
Construction of front cover magazine page
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover page. Key steps included selecting a main photo and resizing/cropping it to fit, manipulating the photo's colors to make it eye-catching, adding text describing the magazine's contents in different sizes and colors, and including additional design elements like the magazine title, issue details, and advertisements to follow magazine design conventions. The end result was intended to represent the genre of music the magazine covers and attract readers.
Presentation1
This document describes a student's contents page for their magazine project. The student took inspiration from a Kerrang magazine contents page for its colorful and clear design. Their contents page follows conventions of real magazines, including: section headings to navigate pages, masthead on the right with date and cover image, sub-titles in boxes to highlight sections, images related to magazine topics with page numbers, and page navigators in a consistent color-coded pattern to link over 100 pages. The student aimed to attract a young audience while challenging some traditions with original elements like a shattered glass background image.
Screengrabs for my contents page
The document summarizes the steps taken to create the contents page for a music magazine, including:
1) Using InDesign to create a dark background contents page with white text to make it stand out.
2) Adding the magazine masthead, issue details, and separating lines of text.
3) Including three main images on the right side with page numbers to draw attention and indicate where content can be found.
4) Adding subheadings and an editor's letter to provide an overview of the magazine contents.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses the use of conventions in magazine design. It describes including a main cover line anchored to the main image, placing these elements according to the rule of thirds. Cover lines, masthead, barcode, and issue information were also included. The contents page follows conventions like listing articles in columns with headings, images, and page numbers. A double page spread features an image on the left with direct address, quotes, a headline linking to other pages, and the masthead repeated at the top. While many conventions were followed, some opportunities for further development were noted.
R and b part 2
The document describes the process of creating a contents page for a magazine. It discusses using three existing magazine contents pages as examples to consider layout, imaging, colors, and texts. It also explains design choices made, such as inverting colors to make the page brighter, using page numbers in image corners to make the page more interesting, and adding short captions to anchor meanings without providing too much information. Borders and a social media link were added based on recommendations from the intended audience.
Screenshots of contents page
The document summarizes the steps taken to design the contents page of a magazine. Initially, the background color was set to match the cover page. Then, the magazine name, website, price, and "contents" text were added in the appropriate fonts and styles. Finally, the document lists the articles, page numbers, a brief description over the main image, and a message from the editor to complete the contents page design.
Masthead
1. The document describes the design process for the cover of an R&B music magazine. Key elements included are the masthead, title, model, cover lines about new albums, awards shows, and charts. Color, fonts, and layout are used intentionally to make the cover appealing, professional, and conventional.
2. Research of other magazines informed design choices. Bold colors, lines, and shapes help elements stand out while maintaining a cohesive look. Including topics of interest to the target audience was a priority.
3. The final cover design successfully incorporates essential features seen in other magazines and appeals to the target audience through its realistic style and relevant content.
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Slidehshare of Front Cover
The document discusses the design process for a magazine cover. The creator placed the model image over the magazine name to attract readers visually. Purple was used for the title to link it to the model's coat color, starting a color scheme. Additional elements like a skyline, subheadings, and a giveaway box were added to provide more information and attract buyers. Formatting and layout elements such as shapes, drop shadows, and sizing were adjusted to make the text and design look more professional for the magazine industry.
evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the author's magazine cover, contents pages, and double-page spread both follow and challenge conventions of real magazine layouts. The cover follows conventions like placing the masthead at the top but challenges them by positioning the date on the masthead. The contents pages include pictures on each item as is typical but challenges conventions by featuring one article image larger. The double-page spread uses drop caps and large headings as expected but challenges norms by only including one image.
Creating the Contents Page
Emee created a contents page for her magazine that:
1) Used a blue gradient and logo placement consistently with the cover page.
2) Included section names, page numbers, and titles in varying colored underlines to create a colorful yet organized listing.
3) Was informed by audience research indicating a preference for lifestyle, fashion sections and colorful, bold designs.
Progress of my magazine product
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Magazine Cover Final Design
The document discusses the design elements of a magazine cover. It explains the use of a drop cap, cover lines, and buzzwords to grab readers' attention and persuade them to buy the magazine. The magazine title and main cover line are prominently displayed at the top and center to identify the publication and its topic. Additional details like date, price, and issue number are included but not emphasized. A single main image is used to focus attention. Conventions like barcode placement and inclusion of the website are followed to make important information easily findable while supporting promotion of the magazine and its content. An neutral background color is chosen so nothing distracts from the text and image.
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The document summarizes what the author has learned in progressing from a preliminary magazine task to a final product. Some of the key things learned include using superimposition to make mastheads stand out, airbrushing photos to improve models' appearances, taking higher quality photos and editing them, including smaller images for engagement, erasing backgrounds to improve page design, using a variety of fonts including one unique to the magazine's focus, and including a letter from the editor as is common in magazines for their target audience. The author feels they have improved techniques and better understand magazine conventions.
Magazine Cover First Draft How To
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Contents Page
I produced my contents page in the following stages: I first added the masthead and images to establish a three-column layout. I then added headings in capital letters to the left column and text under the images. Finally, I filled in the sections with details, added page numbers and a signature to the editorial, and included a subscribe box and related image flashers to engage readers.
Final Contents Page
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The document discusses how the author attracted their audience to their magazine. They included an eye-catching masthead and bold color scheme on the front cover. The main headline spans the width of the page to draw readers in. They also used a "buzzword" like professional magazines do to encourage readers to learn more. On the contents page, the magazine is neatly organized with pictures to catch attention. The double page spread continues the bold color scheme and features an eye-catching main image related to the genre. It includes an interview with interesting questions about the band and upcoming events.
Deconstructing Contents
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Generic conventions of a music magazine
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Magazine development
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Documentary styles
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Mathematics of life
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Codes and conventions of documentaries
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Codes and conventions of a documentary
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evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the author's magazine cover, contents pages, and double-page spread both follow and challenge conventions of real magazine layouts. The cover follows conventions like placing the masthead at the top but challenges them by positioning the date on the masthead. The contents pages include pictures on each item as is typical but challenges conventions by featuring one article image larger. The double-page spread uses drop caps and large headings as expected but challenges norms by only including one image.
Creating the Contents Page
Emee created a contents page for her magazine that:
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2) Included section names, page numbers, and titles in varying colored underlines to create a colorful yet organized listing.
3) Was informed by audience research indicating a preference for lifestyle, fashion sections and colorful, bold designs.
Progress of my magazine product
The document describes the process of designing magazine covers and pages for a music magazine called "Rising Stars". It discusses adjusting fonts, colors, and layout on the cover to make it eye-catching. It then explains designing a double page spread with band photos and an article. Details on further refining magazine contents, covers, and adding convergence elements are provided. The goal was to create a simple yet organized and visually appealing design that would interest the target audience.
Magazine Cover Final Design
The document discusses the design elements of a magazine cover. It explains the use of a drop cap, cover lines, and buzzwords to grab readers' attention and persuade them to buy the magazine. The magazine title and main cover line are prominently displayed at the top and center to identify the publication and its topic. Additional details like date, price, and issue number are included but not emphasized. A single main image is used to focus attention. Conventions like barcode placement and inclusion of the website are followed to make important information easily findable while supporting promotion of the magazine and its content. An neutral background color is chosen so nothing distracts from the text and image.
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The document discusses how a media product magazine cover uses and follows the conventions of real media magazines. It includes elements such as a masthead with a unique large font, a full-page artist image, largest artist name as the main cover line with a description, multiple smaller cover lines promoting other articles, a small barcode with price/date/issue, a positioning statement, and different fonts to distinguish important elements. The layout and inclusion of these standard codes and conventions means the magazine cover closely resembles real media products without challenging conventions.
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The document summarizes what the author has learned in progressing from a preliminary magazine task to a final product. Some of the key things learned include using superimposition to make mastheads stand out, airbrushing photos to improve models' appearances, taking higher quality photos and editing them, including smaller images for engagement, erasing backgrounds to improve page design, using a variety of fonts including one unique to the magazine's focus, and including a letter from the editor as is common in magazines for their target audience. The author feels they have improved techniques and better understand magazine conventions.
Magazine Cover First Draft How To
The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover in Photoshop. First, images and a background layer were added. Then various text elements like the title, date, and additional information were placed on the cover using different fonts and tools to transform and position the text. An interview excerpt and circle with additional details were also inserted. Finally, a product image and barcode were added to complete the first draft of the magazine cover design.
Contents Page
I produced my contents page in the following stages: I first added the masthead and images to establish a three-column layout. I then added headings in capital letters to the left column and text under the images. Finally, I filled in the sections with details, added page numbers and a signature to the editorial, and included a subscribe box and related image flashers to engage readers.
Final Contents Page
The document summarizes the design choices for a contents page for a music magazine. Key elements include using plain backgrounds and fonts to make content stand out. Images are varied in size to draw attention to the cover story. Page numbers are displayed prominently in a bold font to clearly pair images and articles. The overall layout conforms to researched industry standards for music magazine contents pages.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted their audience to their magazine. They included an eye-catching masthead and bold color scheme on the front cover. The main headline spans the width of the page to draw readers in. They also used a "buzzword" like professional magazines do to encourage readers to learn more. On the contents page, the magazine is neatly organized with pictures to catch attention. The double page spread continues the bold color scheme and features an eye-catching main image related to the genre. It includes an interview with interesting questions about the band and upcoming events.
Deconstructing Contents
This document analyzes the contents page of a magazine. It discusses how the contents page is organized into sections to make articles easier to find. It also examines how images and bold formatting are used to draw attention to featured artists and articles. The purpose is to understand how the contents page engages readers and highlights key information.
Target audience powerpoint
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Generic conventions of a music magazine
The document discusses the generic conventions used in magazine design. It notes that magazines typically use a masthead at the top to identify the publication. The front cover will feature a central image, usually a medium long shot of an artist, to promote the main feature story inside. Additional conventions include displaying the date and issue number prominently, using clear cover lines to indicate the main story, and structuring information from left to right for ease of reading. Color schemes, fonts, and photographic styles are also designed to stand out and be identifiable with the magazine's brand. Captions and titles utilize techniques like capitalization, rhetorical questions, and descriptive language to draw attention and engage readers.
Magazine development
The document outlines the development stages of the front cover and contents page for a music magazine. It shows iterations where different images, fonts, layouts and elements were tested. The final covers included the artist image, magazine name, issue details and advertisements. The contents page refined the section headings and added internal pages and a website ad. The double page spread added collage backgrounds and photos around the typography to give it personality while keeping a consistent color scheme.
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Codes and conventions
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Part 1 discusses the front cover, including use of house colors, large central image, cover lines, masthead placement, and other design elements.
Part 2 covers the contents page, omitting some typical elements like charts to reduce clutter, and including images and listings to guide readers.
Part 3 analyzes the features page layout, with a double page spread using house colors, large central image, headlines in color across the page, body copy split into columns, and other formatting choices informed by other magazines.
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The document discusses the layout and elements of a magazine contents page. It will include article titles and page numbers, an editor's letter, the magazine title at the top, and images of the magazine cover and a music group. The cover image will be in the top right corner following convention, and an offer will be included to alert readers.
Toc
The document discusses the layout and elements of a magazine contents page. It will include article titles and page numbers, an editor's letter, the magazine title at the top, and images of the magazine cover and a music group. The cover image will be in the top right corner following convention, and an offer will be included to alert readers.
Progress for final music magazine product
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover and contents page. It explains how the designer edited photos, changed fonts and colors on the cover, and added cover lines, logos, issue numbers and other elements to make it visually appealing and informative. It then discusses designing a double page spread with photos and an article about a band. The designer aligned elements, added images and text, and aimed to keep a consistent color theme while making the pages organized and easy to read.
Evaluation Q1
- The document discusses how the student's media product uses conventions of real magazines in its construction.
- For the front cover, conventions included masthead placement, tagline, artist image, and color scheme. The contents page followed conventions like masthead, images, headings, and ads.
- The double-page article layout used conventions such as column structure for the interview, enlarged quote, and page numbers. However, it challenged conventions somewhat by placing some text on the image page.
- Overall, the student aimed to mimic real magazine styles and layouts to make the media product seem realistic while also experimenting with some unconventional placements.
Finalmediaeval2
John Wood evaluated his media magazine project. He followed conventions of real magazines in his front cover, contents page, and double page spread. For the front cover, he used a masthead, cover lines, and placed the barcode and price in the bottom right corner, taking inspiration from magazines like Vibe. He kept his color scheme consistent throughout. His contents page included page numbers, a chart list on the side, and a subscribe box. The double page spread featured an image on one side and text on the other. Overall, he strove to make his mock magazine look as professional and realistic as possible by adhering to standard magazine formats and designs.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real music magazines in its design and layout. It includes several design elements commonly found in music magazines, such as a masthead, limited use of images, consistent color scheme and fonts, inclusion of cover lines and quotes, page numbers on the contents page, and contact information. However, it also challenges some conventions by using the image as the background of an article spread rather than just featuring the image, and by keeping the actor's appearance consistent across images rather than varying outfits. The document analyzes both how the product adheres to typical magazine structures and conventions as well as how it diverges from some expectations.
Evaluation, 1
The document summarizes the design choices made for a mock music magazine front cover, contents page, and double page spread. Key conventions from real music magazines like Top of the Pops and We Love Pop were used, including images, headings, fonts, and colors. The front cover features a band image and puffs to promote articles. The contents page previews stories through images and page numbers. The double page spread focuses on an interview with the fictional band, with their photo in the center and questions and answers in different colors. Conventions were adapted from example magazine pages to create a professional-looking mock publication.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product challenges and develops conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes how the magazine's masthead, color scheme, photography, and promotional techniques both follow and challenge conventions of magazines like NME. The masthead covers the full top of the front cover rather than being on the side. Green was added to the color scheme. Photos show rappers looking intimidating rather than smiling. Both freebies and a competition are promoted rather than just one.
Q1
The document discusses the forms and conventions used in creating a music magazine cover and contents page.
The magazine cover follows conventions of Rolling Stone magazine, including the masthead, cover line, main image, selling line, headline, price and barcode. Eye contact and modern clothing were used to represent the R&B genre. Consistent colors of red, black and white were used throughout.
The contents page uses two columns, house style fonts and colors, images, and lists articles with page numbers to follow typical magazine conventions. Article pages also use consistent colors and positioning of a single image to the right of text.
Evaluation
The document describes the key conventions and design elements used in a mock music magazine created by the author to emulate real music magazines. These include a bold gold masthead, a central image of a hip hop model, cover lines to entice readers, a barcode and price for authenticity, competitions and prizes to attract readers, and a contents page laying out the magazine's features. The author has aimed to develop forms and conventions of real magazines while portraying the hip hop genre.
Evalutaion Question One
The document discusses the conventions used in magazine design and how the student's media product adheres to or challenges conventions.
The front cover uses conventions like a large masthead, cover lines, quotes, date/issue info. It challenges conventions by placing the barcode in the top corner rather than bottom.
The contents page uses conventions like the masthead, images of featured people, large page numbers. It challenges conventions by having images take up more space.
The double page spread uses conventions like a large headline, images opposite text, pull quotes, matching color scheme. It aims to look professional while engaging readers.
Evaluation
The document discusses the design elements and layout techniques used in creating a music magazine. It covers the masthead, cover images, cover stories, contents page layout, double page spreads, target audience, and research conducted. Key rules and conventions from existing magazines were followed to create an appealing product for its intended mainstream music fans demographic. Market research helped determine the needs and preferences of the target audience.
Evaluation
The document describes how the author's media product represents and targets a particular social group. Specifically, the front cover, contents page, and double page spread aim to represent and attract UK South Asians aged 15-21. Various design elements were chosen to appeal to this audience, such as fonts, images of individuals in South Asian attire, and topics of interest like music artists and awards shows. Terminology in Punjabi is also used to connect to the target demographic.
Evaluation Question 1
AS media evaluations question 1.
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products? - Josh Webb
Question 1 - Evaluation
The document describes how the media product, a music magazine called "RAGA", uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes how elements like the masthead, background, cover lines, images, colors, bylines, and page numbers on the cover, contents page, and double page spread either follow conventions or purposefully challenge stereotypes of the genre. The goal was to have the magazine look professional while also standing out from competitors through unique design choices.
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The document describes final drafts of magazine pages, including changes made to improve the front cover, table of contents, and double page spread. For the front cover, colors and headings were edited to look more professional and eye-catching. In the table of contents, the layout was changed to align headings and add an editorial letter and image. For the double page spread, wording, colors, and sizing were adjusted to make the pages more attractive to the target audience.
Final Drafts
The document describes the changes made to the final drafts of various sections of a magazine, including the front cover, table of contents, and a double page spread. The front cover was edited to look more professional and attractive to the target audience. The table of contents layout was changed to be more interesting and eye-catching by realigning headings. An editorial letter and image were also added. The double page spread was revised by changing wording, sizing, colors, and sizing to make it more attractive to the target audience.
Final Drafts
The document describes final drafts of magazine pages, including changes made to improve the front cover, table of contents, and double page spread. For the front cover, colors and headings were edited to look more professional and eye-catching. In the table of contents, the layout was changed to align headings and add an editorial letter and image. For the double page spread, wording, colors, and sizing were adjusted to make the pages more attractive to the target audience.
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The document describes the changes made to the final drafts of various sections of a magazine, including the front cover, table of contents, and a double page spread. The front cover was edited to look more professional and attractive to the target audience. The table of contents layout was changed to be more interesting and eye-catching by realigning headings. An editorial letter and image were also added. The double page spread was revised by changing wording, sizing, colors, and sizing to make it more attractive to the target audience.
Final Drafts
The document describes final drafts of magazine pages, including changes made to improve the front cover, table of contents, and double page spread. For the front cover, colors and headings were edited to look more professional and eye-catching. In the table of contents, the layout was changed to align headings and add an editorial letter and image. For the double page spread, wording, colors, and sizing were adjusted to make the pages more attractive to the target audience.
Final Drafts
The document describes final drafts of magazine pages, including changes made to improve the front cover, table of contents, and double page spread. For the front cover, colors and headings were edited to look more professional and eye-catching. In the table of contents, the layout was changed to align headings and add an editorial letter and image. Changes to the double page spread included wording, sizing, colors, and sizing to make it more attractive to the target audience.
Table Of Contents
The document describes the process of designing a table of contents page for a music magazine called "Flava". Key elements include placing the magazine cover image and title on the left, an editorial letter in a box in the center, and editorial pillars ("News", "Features", "Music") with cover lines below. An image of the band "Pretty in Pink" is placed on the right with additional text and design refinements made to improve alignment and professional appearance.
Double Page Spread
The document describes revisions made to a double page magazine spread interviewing a new girl group. Key details include:
1) The left page features a large image of the group with the headline "Getting Down to Business" below. The right page has a smaller image and quote from the group.
2) Feedback led to changes such as using a more readable font for the body text, matching fonts between the headline and quote, and improving alignment.
3) Additional revisions included changing the group's name to better match the magazine's theme, fixing a typo, adding missing text, and tweaking images and formatting for clarity and visual appeal.
Final Front Cover
The document summarizes changes made to the design of a music magazine cover. The author changed the masthead color to white for better visibility. They deleted part of the cover line to make it sound catchier and more concise. Font size and color of an ampersand symbol were adjusted to look more professional and aligned. A second line was later added back as a rhetorical question to give readers insight into an article and encourage discussion.
Double Page Spread 2
The document summarizes a magazine article about singer Lily Allen. It notes that the magazine uses a simple color scheme of red, black, and white. Photos of Lily Allen on the cover and in the article match this color scheme. The layout guides the eye from right to left across pages featuring a large photo of Allen and minimal text about her. Throughout, the magazine maintains consistency in stylistic elements like fonts, colors, and photo placement.
Double Page Spread
This document summarizes and analyzes a double page spread from the magazine NME about the pop group Girls Aloud. [1] The magazine targets an indie audience as seen from the cover featuring different music genres. [2] The language used in the article is informal and direct in addressing the readers. [3] The double page spread maintains the front cover's color scheme of red, black and white to appear consistent and professional. It features pictures and text about how Girls Aloud became popular through the songs created for them by Xenomania.
Photoshoot
The photoshoot document does not provide much context as it is simply titled "Photoshoot" with no other details. It appears to be about a photography session or planned event referred to as a "photoshoot" but no other information is given about the subject, purpose, or details of the planned photoshoot. More context would be needed to provide a more informative summary.
Feedback
The document summarizes changes made to a magazine cover. The issue number was separated from the date and enlarged. The date was simplified to just the month and year. Font size was changed to 12pt and alignment was adjusted using a grid to match the barcode and model name. Extra words were removed from cover lines for conciseness and "Featuring" was enlarged to 24pt to attract more attention.
Photoshoot
The photoshoot plan involved photographing two female models, Taiena and Abigail, outside near fences to represent R&B music. Mid-shots of their faces would be the focus. Photoshop would be used to edit images by adding lighting and blurring the background to make the models stand out. The photoshoot followed the plan, capturing mid-shots of the two models outside as planned. Image number 3 was selected for the cover.
Music Magazine Questionnaire Results
The student conducted a survey of 20 students to help inform the creation of their music magazine. Based on the results:
1. Most students listened to R&B music followed by rock/pop and hip hop.
2. The most popular artists were Beyonce, Rihanna, and Chris Brown.
3. The preferred color scheme was red, black, and white.
4. Students were more interested in reading about music fashion than other article types.
5. Students preferred a weekly magazine over a monthly one.
Media Studies Project Plan
This document outlines the tasks and timeline for a media studies project. It involves writing a questionnaire to research the target audience in early November, analyzing existing magazine covers and pages in late November and early January, creating mockups and drafts of an original front cover, double page spread, and table of contents in December and January, finalizing drafts and evaluations in February and March, and presenting the completed project in late March.
School Magazine Comparison
The student likes aspects of the magazine cover designs such as the catchy short masthead, changing colors to attract readers, and short cover lines to make the information easy to read. The main cover picture of one magazine relates well to its masthead. For their own cover, the student would consider using different fonts, layouts, colors, photos, and coverlines.
The student also likes how the full-length photo on one magazine's cover relates to its masthead of "Walk On." They appreciate being able to see what the magazine contents may include from the cover lines. However, they dislike the black and white color scheme which makes the cover feel depressing.
Magazine Cover
The magazine cover features photos of glamorous but unhappy-looking celebrities with quotes that create conflict and intrigue for the audience. The placement of larger, bold quotes from the celebrities alongside smaller commentary from the magazine editors suggests disagreement and controversy between the two parties. Through symbolic images, text placement and styling choices, the magazine cover aims to attract its target audience of 16-25 year old females interested in celebrity news and gossip.
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Table Of Contents
- 2. From using my mock up of my table of contents, I have decided to put the image of my front cover on the top left third, as this is a convention which is used by many music magazines especially ‘NME.’ I also made sure that I aligned this to the left of the page. I have also decided to place the name of my music magazine ‘Flava’ on the contents page, so then readers are aware of what the magazine is called. I also put up a box, in which my editorial letter will be. An editorial letter, is written by the editor of the magazine, which in this case is me. I will write a bit about the magazine and what it features, leading the readers on to read more. I have placed a heading called ‘Contents Page’ so then the readers know what the page is about and what the music magazine consists of.
- 3. By looking at other magazine, I used a convention which is used quite a bit. I have used a slug placed above the text, so then it separated the two headings. On the top, I have written the month and year of the magazine., the issue number and the website name. This is used so then customers are aware of this information, and can check out more information on their website. I have deleted the ‘page’ of the ‘contents page’ so then it will only say ‘contents’ due to the fact that readers already know that this is a page. I also changed the font of this to stand it out more. I have decided to editorial pillars so then I can place my cover lines underneath them. I have decided to use three editorial pillars, of ‘News, Features, Music.’ I have decided to change the layout of my editorial letter, and decided to place it on the right third, so then the white space is taken up by this, so then the contents page is not packed up with lots of information. I have decided to have an image of the girl group ‘Pretty In Pink’ and will be on the right third taking up most of the white space. This is there, so then the readers are aware of the fact that the girl group are featured in the music magazine. Underneath each editorial pillar, I put around two cover lines. This will keep readers occupied and entertained with the information provided. I have also entered in an offer for the customers so then they are able to get discount on their subscription of Flava magazine. This will help boost up their reputation with the customers.
- 4. I added more cover lines underneath each editorial pillars, making sure that there was at least four. I also made sure that the page number suit and connect with the whole magazine. I also made sure that I aligned all the cover lines and editorial pillars so then it looks more professional. I added text on my editorial letter, writing what features in the magazine and what to expect of this music magazine. I used the grid, to make sure that the text is aligned to make it stand out more.
- 5. I changed the colour of my ‘Contents’ and added the selling line so then it matches the image on the right hand corner of the magazine and aligned it more to the left I also moved the ‘Flava’ title down and made it bigger so then it stands out more, I changed the positioning of the image and moved it to the right a bit so then you are able to see the whole of Abigail.