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The document discusses various design elements used on a magazine page, including fonts that vary in size to draw attention to important articles, a large main image of a girl in front of a tour bus to advertise a "Touring Special" article, and the model's festival-inspired clothing that helps emphasize the magazine's genre. Sub-headings featuring buzzwords are also used to entice readers with a preview of other articles.
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Task 2b
The fonts on the page vary in size to draw attention to important articles, with larger text intended to entice readers to certain pieces first. The main image shows a girl in front of a tour bus to attract audiences and connect to the "Touring Special" sub-heading, as the article would interest them. The model's festival clothes and gesture toward the bus in the main image emphasize the magazine's genre and indicate the article is about touring.
Task 2b
This document analyzes the layout and design elements of a magazine page. It discusses how font size is used to draw attention to certain articles, and how the large main image features a woman pointing at a tour bus to promote the "Touring Special" article. It also examines the informal language, continuation of the magazine's branding colors and styles, and how the 3-column layout emphasizes the primary article. Overall, the document analyzes how various visual and textual elements are used on the page to attract readers and convey information about the magazine's contents.
Magazine front cover and contents page analysis
The document analyzes magazine front covers and contents pages. It discusses various design elements like mastheads, backgrounds, images, cover lines, and splashes and how they are used to attract readers. The masthead is the biggest text placed in the center top to identify the magazine. Images are used to create social interaction and cover lines in bold colors advertise the articles. Splashes near the top offer exclusive content to encourage purchases. Fonts, colors, and layouts are designed to clearly present information and guide readers through the magazine.
Q one
The document discusses the masthead of a magazine created for a class evaluation. It describes how the masthead was designed to represent the target audience's tastes while still standing out from competitors. Specific design elements of the masthead like its font, color, and positioning are discussed. The masthead helps identify the magazine's brand and genre. Other generic magazine conventions used in the product like coverlines, central images, and double page spreads are also reviewed.
Evaluation q1
This document evaluates how the media product challenges conventions of real magazines. It summarizes how various design elements are used in unconventional but effective ways. These include irregularly shaped images cut in half, a centered circular main image framed by lines and wrapped text, large amounts of whitespace, and an artist's name used as a wrapped title rather than at the top. While drawing inspiration from magazines like Crack and Clash, it aims to have a unique style through creative reinterpretations of standard magazine formatting and layout.
Evaluation q4 q5
This document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for a magazine. Their target audience was 15-24 year olds, mainly female, with an interest in indie/feminism, new music, and sounds. To attract this audience, the author used focus groups of people in the target age range to help design the magazine. The magazine used plain black and white designs and images to not be overly gendered. It also used attraction theory and emotionally engaging images to create personal connections with the audience. Specific design elements like bold headings, short chunks of text, and large prominent images of artists were used on the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads to catch the eyes of the target audience.
As q1
The document discusses the process of creating a regional magazine for an A-Level coursework assignment. It describes researching conventions of national and regional magazines and incorporating those conventions into the magazine's front cover, contents page, double page spread, billboard, and website. These conventions included using a masthead, cover lines, imagery, fonts, and interlinking elements across pages to create cohesion and market the magazine's stories. The process taught the document's author about key factors for standing out in the magazine industry and how to integrate different media into an advertising campaign.
As evaluation question 1
The production challenges and conforms to conventions of real media in the following ways:
1. The masthead, images, and layout conform to magazine conventions but use unique fonts and effects to create a distinctive style.
2. Images of the artist are presented in unconventional ways, such as showing only half her face on the cover, to intrigue readers.
3. Pull quotes, headers, and sell lines follow conventions but use different fonts and effects to distinguish them and draw in readers.
4. The house style of bright colors challenges conventions which typically use black and red, but may not suit the intended mixed-gender audience.
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Task 2b
The fonts on the page vary in size to draw attention to important articles, with larger text intended to entice readers to certain pieces first. The main image shows a girl in front of a tour bus to attract audiences and connect to the "Touring Special" sub-heading, as the article would interest them. The model's festival clothes and gesture toward the bus in the main image emphasize the magazine's genre and indicate the article is about touring.
Task 2b
This document analyzes the layout and design elements of a magazine page. It discusses how font size is used to draw attention to certain articles, and how the large main image features a woman pointing at a tour bus to promote the "Touring Special" article. It also examines the informal language, continuation of the magazine's branding colors and styles, and how the 3-column layout emphasizes the primary article. Overall, the document analyzes how various visual and textual elements are used on the page to attract readers and convey information about the magazine's contents.
Magazine front cover and contents page analysis
The document analyzes magazine front covers and contents pages. It discusses various design elements like mastheads, backgrounds, images, cover lines, and splashes and how they are used to attract readers. The masthead is the biggest text placed in the center top to identify the magazine. Images are used to create social interaction and cover lines in bold colors advertise the articles. Splashes near the top offer exclusive content to encourage purchases. Fonts, colors, and layouts are designed to clearly present information and guide readers through the magazine.
Q one
The document discusses the masthead of a magazine created for a class evaluation. It describes how the masthead was designed to represent the target audience's tastes while still standing out from competitors. Specific design elements of the masthead like its font, color, and positioning are discussed. The masthead helps identify the magazine's brand and genre. Other generic magazine conventions used in the product like coverlines, central images, and double page spreads are also reviewed.
Evaluation q1
This document evaluates how the media product challenges conventions of real magazines. It summarizes how various design elements are used in unconventional but effective ways. These include irregularly shaped images cut in half, a centered circular main image framed by lines and wrapped text, large amounts of whitespace, and an artist's name used as a wrapped title rather than at the top. While drawing inspiration from magazines like Crack and Clash, it aims to have a unique style through creative reinterpretations of standard magazine formatting and layout.
Evaluation q4 q5
This document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for a magazine. Their target audience was 15-24 year olds, mainly female, with an interest in indie/feminism, new music, and sounds. To attract this audience, the author used focus groups of people in the target age range to help design the magazine. The magazine used plain black and white designs and images to not be overly gendered. It also used attraction theory and emotionally engaging images to create personal connections with the audience. Specific design elements like bold headings, short chunks of text, and large prominent images of artists were used on the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads to catch the eyes of the target audience.
As q1
The document discusses the process of creating a regional magazine for an A-Level coursework assignment. It describes researching conventions of national and regional magazines and incorporating those conventions into the magazine's front cover, contents page, double page spread, billboard, and website. These conventions included using a masthead, cover lines, imagery, fonts, and interlinking elements across pages to create cohesion and market the magazine's stories. The process taught the document's author about key factors for standing out in the magazine industry and how to integrate different media into an advertising campaign.
As evaluation question 1
The production challenges and conforms to conventions of real media in the following ways:
1. The masthead, images, and layout conform to magazine conventions but use unique fonts and effects to create a distinctive style.
2. Images of the artist are presented in unconventional ways, such as showing only half her face on the cover, to intrigue readers.
3. Pull quotes, headers, and sell lines follow conventions but use different fonts and effects to distinguish them and draw in readers.
4. The house style of bright colors challenges conventions which typically use black and red, but may not suit the intended mixed-gender audience.
As evaluation question 1
The production challenges and conforms to conventions of real media in the following ways:
1. The masthead, images, and layout conform to magazine conventions but use unique fonts and effects to create a distinctive style.
2. Images of the artist challenge conventions by using long shots and revealing half her face rather than close-ups, though facial expressions are used to create connections with readers.
3. Pull quotes, headers, and columned text conform to conventions to present information clearly while intriguing readers to learn more. Overall the magazine balances familiar magazine elements with distinctive artistic choices to engage audiences.
Magazine deconstruction 2
The document analyzes and summarizes the design elements of magazine covers and pages, including the use of images, colors, titles, and layout. On the front cover, the large smiling model image draws attention while partially covering the masthead. Inside pages use pink and white colors to appeal to readers, with titles and article pages sometimes hidden by images. Images are featured prominently to engage visual readers.
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Codes and conventions – main task – front
The document discusses magazine design elements and how they appeal to target audiences. It analyzes features like mastheads, images, fonts, colors and how they establish the magazine's style and ideology. Elements like headlines, taglines and advertisements are examined in terms of how they attract readers and fulfill social and entertainment needs through topics of local and personal interest. The use of bright colors, dramatic fonts and intriguing text are highlighted as techniques to draw attention and encourage discussion and readership.
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Question 1
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Evaluation 2
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Evaluation Question 2 - AS Media Studies
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Evaluation question one
The document analyzes how a magazine product uses and challenges conventions of real media. It summarizes how various design elements of the magazine's front cover, contents page, feature article page, and website conform to or challenge typical conventions. These include using mastheads, sell lines, fonts, colors, images, and layouts similar to other magazines to appear familiar, while also making some unconventional design choices like darkening an image or placing elements in atypical positions. The document examines each element in detail using media theories to explain the design decisions.
How did you attract/address your audience?
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Ancillary Task 2 Codes and conventions
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Evaluation Q2 Media A2
The combination of the main product (Light of Ramsgate magazine) and ancillary texts (website, billboard) effectively promotes brand consistency and audience connection. The sell line and masthead remain consistent across all media to establish brand image. Images of the magazine on the website and links between platforms advertise the magazine and allow the audience to purchase in different ways. While keeping the overall black-and-white theme, subtle uses of color and organized text further unite the products and media under one house style.
Task 2c
This document analyzes the design elements of a double page magazine spread. Key elements discussed include a large drop-cap letter at the beginning of the article to indicate the start, a headline in big bold text to grab attention, and a byline below the headline identifying the author. The article text is split into four evenly sized paragraphs separated by images. Font sizes are used strategically, with the largest for the headline and smaller sizes making the article seem less daunting to read. Color, graphics, white space, and consistency of branding elements like the masthead all work together to attract the target audience's attention.
Task 2c double page spread
The double page spread in the magazine is laid out in a way that makes it easy to read for its target audience of straight, black, teenage males from lower-middle class backgrounds. Little text is used and the images dominate the page to engage the target audience who may not enjoy reading. The main image features the artist from the cover wearing a red jacket, appealing to males and conveying a dangerous lifestyle. Other images of bottles imply partying and drinking, interests of the target group. Formatting choices like the drop cap and casual language style make the content seem informal and relatable to teenagers.
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The production challenges and conforms to conventions of real media in the following ways:
1. The masthead, images, and layout conform to magazine conventions but use unique fonts and effects to create a distinctive style.
2. Images of the artist challenge conventions by using long shots and revealing half her face rather than close-ups, though facial expressions are used to create connections with readers.
3. Pull quotes, headers, and columned text conform to conventions to present information clearly while intriguing readers to learn more. Overall the magazine balances familiar magazine elements with distinctive artistic choices to engage audiences.
Magazine deconstruction 2
The document analyzes and summarizes the design elements of magazine covers and pages, including the use of images, colors, titles, and layout. On the front cover, the large smiling model image draws attention while partially covering the masthead. Inside pages use pink and white colors to appeal to readers, with titles and article pages sometimes hidden by images. Images are featured prominently to engage visual readers.
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My magazine cover uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real magazine covers in several ways. It uses conventions such as including a masthead, cover images and lines. However, it challenges conventions by having the masthead on the left instead of centered, and placing non-typical elements like the barcode on the top right. The contents page also challenges conventions by using two columns instead of one and excluding a letter from the editor. The double page spread challenges conventions by not featuring the main cover story, and using atypical design elements like a gradient background.
Codes and conventions – main task – front
The document discusses magazine design elements and how they appeal to target audiences. It analyzes features like mastheads, images, fonts, colors and how they establish the magazine's style and ideology. Elements like headlines, taglines and advertisements are examined in terms of how they attract readers and fulfill social and entertainment needs through topics of local and personal interest. The use of bright colors, dramatic fonts and intriguing text are highlighted as techniques to draw attention and encourage discussion and readership.
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Question 1
The document discusses the conventions used in media products and how the author's magazine challenges and develops some of those conventions. Some of the common conventions the magazine uses include a masthead, features, columns, images and page numbers positioned at the top of the page. However, it challenges conventions by placing the main image across a double page spread rather than splitting it, and by having a male model on the cover rather than a female to challenge gender norms. The magazine also includes unconventional elements like social media links to better engage its target audience. Overall, the magazine draws from standard industry conventions but also adapts them to better suit its specific purpose and audience.
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This document evaluates how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It summarizes that the magazine uses professional techniques but with a unique style inspired by Crack magazine. It then analyzes several design elements of the magazine, including the masthead, cover image, pull quote, date, page numbers, and layout, and explains how they both follow and challenge conventions used in magazines like Crack, Clash, and The Fly.
Codes and conventions of adverts in regional magazines
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Codes and conventions of regional magazine contents pages
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Evaluation 2
The document discusses how the combination of a magazine and its ancillary texts like a website and billboard advertisement can effectively promote the brand. It maintains consistency across platforms by using the same masthead logo, font, and color scheme of black, white and gray. Links between the magazine articles and website help advertise the magazine online. Advertising the magazine and website together on the billboard further connects the platforms and encourages readers to engage with the brand across different media. The integrated marketing strategy helps build the audience between issues and promote a preferred reading of the media content.
Codes and conventions for hyperlinked websites
The document discusses codes and conventions for hyperlinked websites. It notes that mastheads are usually the website's name in a bold font to identify the site. Features are organized in navigation bars and main articles are in the central section. Pop-up ads with offers and local company advertising are used to attract audiences and entice them to other platforms. Social media links expand availability to different audiences. Fonts are typically sans serif for readability and images are bright and eye-catching. The structure is organized for easy navigation to appeal to less technical audiences.
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Evaluation Question 2 - AS Media Studies
The document discusses the design choices made for a music magazine aimed at teenagers, including the representation of social groups, models used, shots, layout, and ideology. Diverse ethnic models were used to represent the multicultural RnB genre. Most models are female to attract a male gaze, following conventions. Shots and direct addresses create relationships between models and audiences. The layout is minimalistic to match the stereotype of short attention spans. Reception theory is used to establish relatability and create a fan base.
Evaluation question one
The document analyzes how a magazine product uses and challenges conventions of real media. It summarizes how various design elements of the magazine's front cover, contents page, feature article page, and website conform to or challenge typical conventions. These include using mastheads, sell lines, fonts, colors, images, and layouts similar to other magazines to appear familiar, while also making some unconventional design choices like darkening an image or placing elements in atypical positions. The document examines each element in detail using media theories to explain the design decisions.
How did you attract/address your audience?
This document discusses the design elements used in a magazine to attract its target hip-hop audience. It focuses on the masthead, headlines, sell lines, main image, and button. For the masthead, a bold, paint mark font was used to connote the hip-hop genre. Headlines were short and alternated black and red colors to create suspense. Sell lines were also short and dramatic to quickly attract readers. The main image and headline worked together to increase curiosity and appeal. A button advertising concert tickets was used to keep the audience updated. Colors, fonts, models, layout, and dark, blurry locations were chosen to communicate ideas to the target demographic.
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Magazine Deconstructions
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Ancillary Task 2 Codes and conventions
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Evaluation Q2 Media A2
The combination of the main product (Light of Ramsgate magazine) and ancillary texts (website, billboard) effectively promotes brand consistency and audience connection. The sell line and masthead remain consistent across all media to establish brand image. Images of the magazine on the website and links between platforms advertise the magazine and allow the audience to purchase in different ways. While keeping the overall black-and-white theme, subtle uses of color and organized text further unite the products and media under one house style.
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Task 2c double page spread
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Task 2c
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Task 2b
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The document outlines codes and conventions commonly used on magazine front covers, including placement of the masthead, main image, cover lines, color scheme, fonts, incentives, and other design elements. The masthead is located at the top in large font to identify the magazine genre. The main image is usually a close-up shot intended to draw the reader in. Cover lines provide information on articles to generate interest. Color schemes, fonts, and imagery are designed to attract readers while maintaining a clean, uncluttered layout focused on the main image.
Front cover codes and conventions
The document outlines codes and conventions commonly used on magazine front covers, including placement of the masthead, main image, cover lines, color scheme, fonts, incentives, and other design elements. The masthead is located at the top in large font to identify the magazine genre. The main image is usually a close-up shot intended to draw the reader in. Cover lines provide information on articles to generate interest. Color schemes, fonts, and imagery are designed to attract readers while maintaining a clean, uncluttered layout focused on the main image.
Codes and conventions of regional magazine contents pages
The document discusses the codes and conventions used in regional magazine contents pages. It notes that mastheads are typically in serif fonts to appeal to older audiences. Colorful images are used to draw attention, while fonts and backgrounds are simplistic to appeal to older readers. Page numbers and text are in sans serif fonts for readability. The layout is simple for easy navigation, with contents split into conventional sections like features, news, and events to seem professional. Local references and businesses are highlighted to create personal identities for readers.
Codes and conventions magazine front cover
The document discusses codes and conventions used on magazine front covers. It explains that the main image is centered and uses direct address to engage readers. The masthead is in a unique font at the top, attracting attention to the magazine name. Cover lines are designed to entice readers with bold snippets and teasers of articles. The main cover line stands out at the bottom in its own font and color, suggesting the fashion issue content is most important. Additional elements like banners, dates, and barcodes are placed strategically to not distract from the main visual elements.
Main task magazine analysis
The document discusses conventions for magazine design including:
- Using catchy sell lines and prominent mastheads to attract readers.
- Consistent color schemes and prominent covers featuring celebrities or iconic locations.
- Placement of barcodes and advertisements to maximize visibility without overcrowding.
- Varied layouts for contents pages with headlines, images, and concise summaries.
- Social media links to create connections between magazines and readers.
Imagery and easy navigation aid readers in deciding which articles to read.
Magazine codes and conventions
This document discusses common conventions used in magazine design including the masthead, strapline, buzzwords, pull quotes, and main image on the cover. It also analyzes the visual design elements of the front cover, contents page, and double page spread including consistent color themes, font sizes, and image and text placement to attract readers and guide them through the magazine.
Main Task - Magazine Analysis
The document summarizes conventions for magazine design based on research. Key conventions include: using prominent images on the cover to attract readers; consistent color schemes across elements; prominent mastheads and sell lines; barcodes located unobtrusively; advertisements near the front with large images and short text; contents pages with bolded headings and brief descriptions to aid navigation. Variations exist but magazines generally aim to guide the eye, convey key information quickly, and establish a professional, cohesive brand identity.
Media task 3c
This document analyzes the layout and design elements used on a magazine page. It discusses several key components: the page number provides orientation; the masthead reinforces the brand; a large red drop cap attracts attention to the article; font size and type differentiate important information; red and black colors promote continuity from the cover; informal language relates to the target audience; columns and images efficiently use space without blank areas; the main image draws the eye and emphasizes continuity from previous pages; and grab quotes engage readers to read further. However, it breaks convention by not including a photographer byline.
AS media Evaluation
The document discusses conventions used in magazine design and how the student's magazine design follows or challenges conventions.
It summarizes how the main image on the cover follows conventions by using a medium shot of the model looking at the audience. The cover lines, font scheme, language, and color scheme also follow conventions of music magazines.
The contents page similarly follows conventions in its numbering, layout, font scheme, and inclusion of images, social media links, and the magazine logo/masthead.
The double-page article spread follows conventions in its organization of text on one side and image on the other, but challenges conventions through its irregular color scheme and use of sophisticated vocabulary over simple language.
Summary of codes and conventions
The document summarizes common conventions used in magazine design across front covers, contents pages, and advertisements. Front covers typically feature a masthead in the publication's branding, a strapline below the logo, and contrasting colors. Sell lines on the right promote articles and additional images intrigue readers. Contents pages commonly use subcategories, colored titles, main images paired with headlines, and page numbers in a distinct font. Advertisements mainly consist of large eye-catching images in bright colors that establish tone, with minimal direct text addressing readers. Consistent branding and layouts aid navigation and connection throughout magazines.
Summary of codes and conventions
The document summarizes common codes and conventions used in magazine design. The front cover typically features a large masthead in the publication's brand colors to catch readers' attention. A strapline below the masthead distinguishes it in a different font. Contrasting font colors are used to stand out. Sell lines on the right promote key articles. Additional images intrigue readers. The barcode, price and date are usually bottom left.
The contents page conventionally lists subcategories around the page for navigation. The title is large and colorful at the top. Colors continue the house style. Advertisements use different colors to stand out. Main images relate to front cover content. Page numbers are distinct fonts.
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Magazine plan and research
The document discusses various magazine websites and print publications. It describes the Vogue website as minimalistic to make it easy to use while maintaining a chic aesthetic. The Love magazine website shows consistency with the print version through links to articles and images. Music magazine websites also aim to tie the digital and print versions together through similar fonts and color schemes. Fashion magazine writing styles tend to be formal with minimal text and expert terminology to educate readers. Formats like mastheads, cover lines, and barcodes create conventions across print magazines.
Codes and conventions of regional magazine contents pages
The document discusses the codes and conventions used in regional magazine contents pages. It notes that mastheads are typically in serif fonts to appeal to older audiences. Page numbers and text use sans serif fonts for easier readability. Colorful images draw attention to specific articles. The layout is simple with sections to aid navigation. Subjects cover conventional topics like art, culture and local news to seem professional. The goal is to inform audiences about the local area and magazine contents while appealing to different age groups.
Representations through magazines.
The document summarizes key elements of magazine design across a front cover, contents page, and double page spread. On the front cover, the masthead is partially covered by the main image to emphasize the cover model over the brand. A pull quote stands out in large, colored text to attract readers. On the contents page, continuity is shown through the same masthead and cover model image. The layout neutralizes the background to focus attention. The double page spread features a large pull quote as a masthead and divides the text into two columns for easy reading.
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