Task 6 - Nicole Hickman
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The document discusses outfit and makeup choices for models appearing in a magazine focused on a particular music genre. It selects ripped jeans, checked shirts, and natural makeup as fitting the target audience's style and that of artists in the genre. Accessories will be limited to microphones for some models. Examples of outfits worn by pop stars Beyoncé and Selena Gomez, including tops and jeans, support making these the outfits for the magazine's models. Hair and minimal accessories will also follow the styles of genre artists.
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Question 1
While the genre of a magazine for teenage girls limits how much the forms and conventions can be challenged, the author's magazine takes some steps in that direction. The images feature models of various shapes and sizes dressed modestly in white, challenging conventions of implying sexuality or materialism. However, the photos are still professionally shot in a studio like typical magazines. Fonts and colors are bright and playful like expected, but only one large image is used on the cover rather than many as is conventional. Overall, the author challenged conventions somewhat while still maintaining appeal for the target audience.
1. initial plans
Emma plans to create a magazine aimed at young women aged 17-24 focused on accessible street fashion trends. She has begun planning photos, outfits, and models. Her mood boards show the street style photography she wants to feature both indoors and outdoors in York. The fashion inspiration in her mood boards focuses on street style, denim, and simple outfit ideas that are achievable. Logo mood boards provide inspiration for a simple front cover logo. Font and color scheme mood boards are also included, though color schemes will be developed through photo colors rather than being pre-set.
Task 4b and 5
Vibe is a music magazine that predominantly features hip-hop and R&B artists. It was originally created by Quincy Jones but is now published every three months by InterMedia Partners. The target audience is young followers of urban and hip-hop culture. The author likes Vibe's style and layout featuring rappers on the covers looking cool in snapbacks and jewelry that appeals to its target audience. However, the author does not want InterMedia Partners to publish their new hip-hop/R&B magazine because it would compete with Vibe, so Bauer Media is considered a better publisher since they have successful magazines in different genres.
Image ideas
The document discusses image ideas for a magazine cover and double page spread. For the cover, the images will be midshots and direct shots of a model showing cleavage, minimal clothing, tattoos, and a large necklace to portray stereotypical R&B imagery and interest audiences. Close-up shots of an artist looking at the camera are proposed for the double page spread to create a personal connection with readers and allow space for introductory text.
Image ideas
The document discusses different types of photography shots that could be used in an indie music magazine, including mid-shots, full-length shots, close-ups, and shots using props. Mid-shots show the top half of the body and allow a focus on the artist's facial expressions. Full-length shots convey genre and message by showing clothing, body language, and makeup. Close-ups engage readers through bold facial expressions and clearly convey genre. Props like chairs, microphones, and guitars relate the shots to indie music and help establish the magazine's feel.
Props and costume
The document discusses the costumes and props that will be used in a photo shoot for a magazine. It plans to use a variety of dressy and casual outfits for both sexes that match the style of the magazine. The costumes will help portray the main artist as a style icon to readers. Props like a guitar and microphone will also be used to match the rock style of the magazine and catch the audience's attention, portraying the artists in a positive light rather than as stereotypical celebrities.
Props and costume ideas
The document discusses costume and prop ideas for a photo shoot for a pop music magazine aimed at teenagers. For costumes, the models will be dressed in a girly fashion in dresses and skirts with accessories to appeal to the target audience and inspire them. Hairstyles will also be girly and straight or curly. Props like cameras will show the pop genre and balloons will add fun and appeal to teenagers. Props will add variety and interest to the photos to engage the audience.
Image ideas
The document discusses different types of shots that could be used for images in a rock music magazine. It proposes using mid-shots to focus on the model's top half and convey what they are wearing. Full-length shots are suggested to show the entire outfit, body language, and help represent the rock style. Close-up shots placed on double page spreads are said to engage readers with direct eye contact and convey the genre through facial expression and makeup. Incorporating props related to music, like microphones or guitars, is recommended to add variety while tying the images to the magazine's theme.
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Question 1
While the genre of a magazine for teenage girls limits how much the forms and conventions can be challenged, the author's magazine takes some steps in that direction. The images feature models of various shapes and sizes dressed modestly in white, challenging conventions of implying sexuality or materialism. However, the photos are still professionally shot in a studio like typical magazines. Fonts and colors are bright and playful like expected, but only one large image is used on the cover rather than many as is conventional. Overall, the author challenged conventions somewhat while still maintaining appeal for the target audience.
1. initial plans
Emma plans to create a magazine aimed at young women aged 17-24 focused on accessible street fashion trends. She has begun planning photos, outfits, and models. Her mood boards show the street style photography she wants to feature both indoors and outdoors in York. The fashion inspiration in her mood boards focuses on street style, denim, and simple outfit ideas that are achievable. Logo mood boards provide inspiration for a simple front cover logo. Font and color scheme mood boards are also included, though color schemes will be developed through photo colors rather than being pre-set.
Task 4b and 5
Vibe is a music magazine that predominantly features hip-hop and R&B artists. It was originally created by Quincy Jones but is now published every three months by InterMedia Partners. The target audience is young followers of urban and hip-hop culture. The author likes Vibe's style and layout featuring rappers on the covers looking cool in snapbacks and jewelry that appeals to its target audience. However, the author does not want InterMedia Partners to publish their new hip-hop/R&B magazine because it would compete with Vibe, so Bauer Media is considered a better publisher since they have successful magazines in different genres.
Image ideas
The document discusses image ideas for a magazine cover and double page spread. For the cover, the images will be midshots and direct shots of a model showing cleavage, minimal clothing, tattoos, and a large necklace to portray stereotypical R&B imagery and interest audiences. Close-up shots of an artist looking at the camera are proposed for the double page spread to create a personal connection with readers and allow space for introductory text.
Image ideas
The document discusses different types of photography shots that could be used in an indie music magazine, including mid-shots, full-length shots, close-ups, and shots using props. Mid-shots show the top half of the body and allow a focus on the artist's facial expressions. Full-length shots convey genre and message by showing clothing, body language, and makeup. Close-ups engage readers through bold facial expressions and clearly convey genre. Props like chairs, microphones, and guitars relate the shots to indie music and help establish the magazine's feel.
Props and costume
The document discusses the costumes and props that will be used in a photo shoot for a magazine. It plans to use a variety of dressy and casual outfits for both sexes that match the style of the magazine. The costumes will help portray the main artist as a style icon to readers. Props like a guitar and microphone will also be used to match the rock style of the magazine and catch the audience's attention, portraying the artists in a positive light rather than as stereotypical celebrities.
Props and costume ideas
The document discusses costume and prop ideas for a photo shoot for a pop music magazine aimed at teenagers. For costumes, the models will be dressed in a girly fashion in dresses and skirts with accessories to appeal to the target audience and inspire them. Hairstyles will also be girly and straight or curly. Props like cameras will show the pop genre and balloons will add fun and appeal to teenagers. Props will add variety and interest to the photos to engage the audience.
Image ideas
The document discusses different types of shots that could be used for images in a rock music magazine. It proposes using mid-shots to focus on the model's top half and convey what they are wearing. Full-length shots are suggested to show the entire outfit, body language, and help represent the rock style. Close-up shots placed on double page spreads are said to engage readers with direct eye contact and convey the genre through facial expression and makeup. Incorporating props related to music, like microphones or guitars, is recommended to add variety while tying the images to the magazine's theme.
Task 4b and 5
The document discusses the author's plans for creating a new music magazine focused on hip-hop and R&B. The author has decided to research the magazine "VIBE" as a model to help inform their own magazine. While liking VIBE's style and layout, the author does not want to partner with its current publisher as it may take away from VIBE's sales. Instead, the author is considering Bauer Media as they have successfully published other music magazines in different genres. The author's new magazine will be called "Track" to reflect its focus on hip-hop music.
Task 4b and 5
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine focused on hip-hop and R&B. It summarizes the magazine Vibe as an inspiration for layout and style. The author analyzes potential publishers, determining Bauer Media would be a better choice than InterMedia Partners due to no direct competition with Vibe and Bauer's success with other music magazines. The new magazine will be called "Track" to reflect its hip-hop genre focus on artist "tracks".
Evaluation question 1
The media product challenges conventions of music magazines by basing its format on VICE magazine, which covers multiple topics beyond just music. It simplifies the magazine's front cover design compared to most indie rock magazines which are busy. It also uses a similar font to VICE which stands out. While some conventions are followed, such as the rule of thirds layout and typical model clothing, other elements diverge like taking some photos outside of a studio setting. The color scheme adheres to the black, white and red scheme common to music magazines to signal its genre.
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The document summarizes the process of creating a music magazine, including researching conventions from other magazines, taking photographs with editing in Photoshop, and creating multiple drafts to refine the format and design. The intended audience is described as young teenagers interested in fashionable music. Key conventions that were adopted include similar layouts, repeated color schemes and fonts used in other music magazines. The magazine aims to attract readers through eye-catching design elements and coverage of both well-known and lesser-known musicians.
QUESTION 2
This document discusses the representation of social groups in a music magazine. It describes the clothing and positioning of models used on the front cover and contents page. The front cover features an 18-year-old male smoking and dressed in clothing typical of fans of acoustic/alternative music like black jeans, boots, and a jacket. On the contents page, the same model is shown putting on his jacket in a relaxed pose, while the author is also pictured with a hat and rings covering their face. The double page spread again features the main model in a shadowy profile shot, looking at the camera to draw the reader in. Overall, the magazine aims to represent its target audience of 18+ fans of alternative music through the styles of both
Planning images 2
The document discusses media planning for a magazine focused on R&B music. It will use a close medium shot of a model looking at the camera for the front cover. The double page spread will feature 4 long shot pictures of the same model in different poses wearing dark colors and a hoody and jeans. The content page will have a similar picture to the front cover to remind viewers what the magazine is about. The target audience is male and female teens and young adults interested in R&B. Photographs will portray a serious look through mise-en-scene to make the model appear to look directly at viewers.
1. initial plans
Emma's initial plans are to create a fashion magazine aimed at young women aged 17-24. She wants the magazine to focus on accessible and trending street styles rather than high end fashion. Emma has already started planning photos, outfits, and models. Her mood boards show inspiration for street style fashion photography both in studios and on the street. The mood boards also provide inspiration for trends, outfits, and logos from other fashion magazines. Emma plans to use the clothes' colors in the photos to determine the color schemes rather than having set color schemes.
Q5.
Hannah addressed her indie music magazine audience through color, images, and codes/conventions. She used colors her target audience associated with "indie" based on a questionnaire. Her front cover image attracted readers as conveying indie. Cover lines on the contents page also attracted readers. On the double page spread, the masthead attracted readers. Images on the front cover, contents page, and double page spread related to indie music and helped attract the target audience. Hannah also used standard magazine codes and conventions to ensure her magazine looked authentic and attracted the intended indie music fans.
Props and poses
The document discusses props and poses for different artist types featured in a music magazine. It describes choosing casual clothing like dresses, leggings, and heels for female artists. Male artists will be depicted in casual attire like jeans, jackets, hats, and trainers. General props like microphones and instruments will help indicate the genre. Poses shown are mainly of boy bands and solo female artists, which will be the featured acts. The poses help decide how to position the artists to aim the magazine toward its audience.
Dinahs question 1
The document discusses conventions used in the creation of a music magazine called "Addictive" focusing on the female R&B genre. Key conventions included a masthead in large font at the top of the cover page, a cover image of a model to grab attention, and music-related articles to guide writing. The magazine uses mise-en-scene elements like clothing colors, sunglasses, and a vehicle to set the scene. Overall, the creator believes the magazine clearly fits in the female R&B genre through the feminine focused content, masthead, cover lines, and colors used.
Images I Have Not Used
The document discusses several photos that were considered but ultimately not used in a magazine. Each photo is analyzed in 1-2 sentences. Common reasons for not using the photos included the subject looking away from the camera, lighting issues, not fitting with the intended magazine style or theme, or the subject not being the main story focus.
Mise En Scene
The document discusses the props used in a magazine front cover to convey that it focuses on hip-hop culture, including a baseball cap, microphone, jewelry like a ring and chain, and a baggy jacket. These props were chosen because they are stereotypically associated with hip-hop artists and allow the audience to identify the magazine's subject matter as music and hip-hop culture.
Q2
The document discusses design choices for magazine shots and layout. It seeks to establish a connection with the reader through direct address in the shots. The same model is used throughout to highlight his importance and the story being told. Males are commonly featured on the front covers of R&B magazines like the one being designed. The model is positioned centrally on the double page spread to immediately draw the reader's eyes. Casual black clothing is used to help the audience relate to the model. Props like chains and alcohol are avoided to relate to more people without promoting stereotypes. Text is kept in small, bold sections for easy reading. Fonts like graffiti represent the model's background and relate to the target audience.
Casting
The document discusses four potential models to feature on the cover of a music magazine. The first model is deemed suitable due to wearing headphones and a snapback, relevant props for the music genre. However, his suit is not genre-specific. The second model also suits the genre with props and a loosely-tied shirt. The third model is considered the best option as everything he wears fits the genre's style. Using a group shot is rejected as the models' clothing is not fitting for the magazine's theme.
Caroline Unwin Evaluation Media
1. The creator designed a magazine called "Rave" to appeal to fans of rave music. The consistent masthead is intended to build brand recognition over multiple issues. In contrast to other magazines, images focus more on audiences than artists.
2. The magazine aims to represent and attract teenagers interested in a bright, colorful lifestyle centered around rave music genres. Though smaller than in the 1990s, the rave scene still has a loyal following.
3. Two large UK magazine publishers, EMAP and IPC, could potentially be interested in the magazine. EMAP targets younger audiences more, while the niche nature of rave music may appeal more to IPC's interests in diversifying.
Evaluation
The document evaluates the student's R&B magazine called ReTuNeD. It summarizes that the magazine uses conventions like large images and bold design. It aims to represent young R&B fans in a positive way through diverse images and articles on the music's history. Potential distributors include those distributing music magazines. The target audience is males and females aged 14-25 who enjoy R&B. The student learned about desktop publishing and the importance of conventions and audience for magazines.
Evaluation Question 1 - In what ways does your media product use, develop of ...
The document discusses how the media product, a magazine, uses and develops conventions of real pop magazines for teenage girls. The front cover features a teenage male pop artist as the main image, using bright colors like pink and turquoise. While the masthead, placement of cover lines, and repeated use of the color scheme on inside pages align with conventions, the cover lines in speech bubbles and inclusion of a strapline at the top of the cover challenge conventions. The content pages also feature music and fashion images relevant to the target audience alongside the repeated masthead and color scheme. The double page spread similarly places a large main image on the left page about the article, conforming to conventions, while the informal text develops conventions to make the
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses targeting a social group of young music festival attendees. It describes using bold fonts, aspirational cover images, and popular artists to appeal to this group. Images showing typical clothing and laid back styles are intended to represent and recreate the lifestyle of the target audience. The goal is to connect with them on a personal level and show what members of this social group look like.
Review
The course outline document describes the assessments for an A2 Media Studies course, including coursework and exam components. Coursework consists of creating opening minutes for a documentary, a radio trailer, and magazine listings, along with research and evaluation. The exam has two sections: a theoretical evaluation of previous coursework productions and an analysis of how the working class is represented in British film and TV.
Questionnaire media radio
This questionnaire asks an interviewee for feedback on an interview through 8 yes or no questions. It asks if they enjoyed the interview, if it was the right length, if they would change anything about the interview, what music they liked, if they would change how the interview was spoken, and if they liked the pitch and tone of the interview. Space is provided for writing suggested changes.
Questionnaire tally - Nicole Hickman
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire of 13 respondents. It found that most respondents were female, between 15-24 years old, white or Asian, and not currently employed full or part time. The top spending categories were clothes, food, and presents. Most listened to music all or most of their free time and favorite genres were pop, rap, and rock. Favorite artists included Justin Bieber, Drake, Katy Perry and Ed Sheeran. Most had been to concerts or gigs before. Opinions were split on purchasing a pop music magazine.
Task 6 research and planning - Nicole Hickman
Pop music originated in the 1950s-60s from the word "popular" and is mainly controlled by the American and British music industries. While pop has its own genre, it frequently borrows from other styles like dance, country, and rock. Pop songs are typically written in a verse-chorus structure and recent collaborations have blended pop with other genres to create fresher music styles.
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Task 4b and 5
The document discusses the author's plans for creating a new music magazine focused on hip-hop and R&B. The author has decided to research the magazine "VIBE" as a model to help inform their own magazine. While liking VIBE's style and layout, the author does not want to partner with its current publisher as it may take away from VIBE's sales. Instead, the author is considering Bauer Media as they have successfully published other music magazines in different genres. The author's new magazine will be called "Track" to reflect its focus on hip-hop music.
Task 4b and 5
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine focused on hip-hop and R&B. It summarizes the magazine Vibe as an inspiration for layout and style. The author analyzes potential publishers, determining Bauer Media would be a better choice than InterMedia Partners due to no direct competition with Vibe and Bauer's success with other music magazines. The new magazine will be called "Track" to reflect its hip-hop genre focus on artist "tracks".
Evaluation question 1
The media product challenges conventions of music magazines by basing its format on VICE magazine, which covers multiple topics beyond just music. It simplifies the magazine's front cover design compared to most indie rock magazines which are busy. It also uses a similar font to VICE which stands out. While some conventions are followed, such as the rule of thirds layout and typical model clothing, other elements diverge like taking some photos outside of a studio setting. The color scheme adheres to the black, white and red scheme common to music magazines to signal its genre.
Powerpoint
The document summarizes the process of creating a music magazine, including researching conventions from other magazines, taking photographs with editing in Photoshop, and creating multiple drafts to refine the format and design. The intended audience is described as young teenagers interested in fashionable music. Key conventions that were adopted include similar layouts, repeated color schemes and fonts used in other music magazines. The magazine aims to attract readers through eye-catching design elements and coverage of both well-known and lesser-known musicians.
QUESTION 2
This document discusses the representation of social groups in a music magazine. It describes the clothing and positioning of models used on the front cover and contents page. The front cover features an 18-year-old male smoking and dressed in clothing typical of fans of acoustic/alternative music like black jeans, boots, and a jacket. On the contents page, the same model is shown putting on his jacket in a relaxed pose, while the author is also pictured with a hat and rings covering their face. The double page spread again features the main model in a shadowy profile shot, looking at the camera to draw the reader in. Overall, the magazine aims to represent its target audience of 18+ fans of alternative music through the styles of both
Planning images 2
The document discusses media planning for a magazine focused on R&B music. It will use a close medium shot of a model looking at the camera for the front cover. The double page spread will feature 4 long shot pictures of the same model in different poses wearing dark colors and a hoody and jeans. The content page will have a similar picture to the front cover to remind viewers what the magazine is about. The target audience is male and female teens and young adults interested in R&B. Photographs will portray a serious look through mise-en-scene to make the model appear to look directly at viewers.
1. initial plans
Emma's initial plans are to create a fashion magazine aimed at young women aged 17-24. She wants the magazine to focus on accessible and trending street styles rather than high end fashion. Emma has already started planning photos, outfits, and models. Her mood boards show inspiration for street style fashion photography both in studios and on the street. The mood boards also provide inspiration for trends, outfits, and logos from other fashion magazines. Emma plans to use the clothes' colors in the photos to determine the color schemes rather than having set color schemes.
Q5.
Hannah addressed her indie music magazine audience through color, images, and codes/conventions. She used colors her target audience associated with "indie" based on a questionnaire. Her front cover image attracted readers as conveying indie. Cover lines on the contents page also attracted readers. On the double page spread, the masthead attracted readers. Images on the front cover, contents page, and double page spread related to indie music and helped attract the target audience. Hannah also used standard magazine codes and conventions to ensure her magazine looked authentic and attracted the intended indie music fans.
Props and poses
The document discusses props and poses for different artist types featured in a music magazine. It describes choosing casual clothing like dresses, leggings, and heels for female artists. Male artists will be depicted in casual attire like jeans, jackets, hats, and trainers. General props like microphones and instruments will help indicate the genre. Poses shown are mainly of boy bands and solo female artists, which will be the featured acts. The poses help decide how to position the artists to aim the magazine toward its audience.
Dinahs question 1
The document discusses conventions used in the creation of a music magazine called "Addictive" focusing on the female R&B genre. Key conventions included a masthead in large font at the top of the cover page, a cover image of a model to grab attention, and music-related articles to guide writing. The magazine uses mise-en-scene elements like clothing colors, sunglasses, and a vehicle to set the scene. Overall, the creator believes the magazine clearly fits in the female R&B genre through the feminine focused content, masthead, cover lines, and colors used.
Images I Have Not Used
The document discusses several photos that were considered but ultimately not used in a magazine. Each photo is analyzed in 1-2 sentences. Common reasons for not using the photos included the subject looking away from the camera, lighting issues, not fitting with the intended magazine style or theme, or the subject not being the main story focus.
Mise En Scene
The document discusses the props used in a magazine front cover to convey that it focuses on hip-hop culture, including a baseball cap, microphone, jewelry like a ring and chain, and a baggy jacket. These props were chosen because they are stereotypically associated with hip-hop artists and allow the audience to identify the magazine's subject matter as music and hip-hop culture.
Q2
The document discusses design choices for magazine shots and layout. It seeks to establish a connection with the reader through direct address in the shots. The same model is used throughout to highlight his importance and the story being told. Males are commonly featured on the front covers of R&B magazines like the one being designed. The model is positioned centrally on the double page spread to immediately draw the reader's eyes. Casual black clothing is used to help the audience relate to the model. Props like chains and alcohol are avoided to relate to more people without promoting stereotypes. Text is kept in small, bold sections for easy reading. Fonts like graffiti represent the model's background and relate to the target audience.
Casting
The document discusses four potential models to feature on the cover of a music magazine. The first model is deemed suitable due to wearing headphones and a snapback, relevant props for the music genre. However, his suit is not genre-specific. The second model also suits the genre with props and a loosely-tied shirt. The third model is considered the best option as everything he wears fits the genre's style. Using a group shot is rejected as the models' clothing is not fitting for the magazine's theme.
Caroline Unwin Evaluation Media
1. The creator designed a magazine called "Rave" to appeal to fans of rave music. The consistent masthead is intended to build brand recognition over multiple issues. In contrast to other magazines, images focus more on audiences than artists.
2. The magazine aims to represent and attract teenagers interested in a bright, colorful lifestyle centered around rave music genres. Though smaller than in the 1990s, the rave scene still has a loyal following.
3. Two large UK magazine publishers, EMAP and IPC, could potentially be interested in the magazine. EMAP targets younger audiences more, while the niche nature of rave music may appeal more to IPC's interests in diversifying.
Evaluation
The document evaluates the student's R&B magazine called ReTuNeD. It summarizes that the magazine uses conventions like large images and bold design. It aims to represent young R&B fans in a positive way through diverse images and articles on the music's history. Potential distributors include those distributing music magazines. The target audience is males and females aged 14-25 who enjoy R&B. The student learned about desktop publishing and the importance of conventions and audience for magazines.
Evaluation Question 1 - In what ways does your media product use, develop of ...
The document discusses how the media product, a magazine, uses and develops conventions of real pop magazines for teenage girls. The front cover features a teenage male pop artist as the main image, using bright colors like pink and turquoise. While the masthead, placement of cover lines, and repeated use of the color scheme on inside pages align with conventions, the cover lines in speech bubbles and inclusion of a strapline at the top of the cover challenge conventions. The content pages also feature music and fashion images relevant to the target audience alongside the repeated masthead and color scheme. The double page spread similarly places a large main image on the left page about the article, conforming to conventions, while the informal text develops conventions to make the
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses targeting a social group of young music festival attendees. It describes using bold fonts, aspirational cover images, and popular artists to appeal to this group. Images showing typical clothing and laid back styles are intended to represent and recreate the lifestyle of the target audience. The goal is to connect with them on a personal level and show what members of this social group look like.
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Review
The course outline document describes the assessments for an A2 Media Studies course, including coursework and exam components. Coursework consists of creating opening minutes for a documentary, a radio trailer, and magazine listings, along with research and evaluation. The exam has two sections: a theoretical evaluation of previous coursework productions and an analysis of how the working class is represented in British film and TV.
Questionnaire media radio
This questionnaire asks an interviewee for feedback on an interview through 8 yes or no questions. It asks if they enjoyed the interview, if it was the right length, if they would change anything about the interview, what music they liked, if they would change how the interview was spoken, and if they liked the pitch and tone of the interview. Space is provided for writing suggested changes.
Questionnaire tally - Nicole Hickman
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire of 13 respondents. It found that most respondents were female, between 15-24 years old, white or Asian, and not currently employed full or part time. The top spending categories were clothes, food, and presents. Most listened to music all or most of their free time and favorite genres were pop, rap, and rock. Favorite artists included Justin Bieber, Drake, Katy Perry and Ed Sheeran. Most had been to concerts or gigs before. Opinions were split on purchasing a pop music magazine.
Task 6 research and planning - Nicole Hickman
Pop music originated in the 1950s-60s from the word "popular" and is mainly controlled by the American and British music industries. While pop has its own genre, it frequently borrows from other styles like dance, country, and rock. Pop songs are typically written in a verse-chorus structure and recent collaborations have blended pop with other genres to create fresher music styles.
Q7
The document discusses what the author learned in progressing from a preliminary magazine cover, contents page, and double-page spread to the final products. For the cover, the author learned how to remove backgrounds, place elements more appropriately, and add multiple images. For the contents page, the author learned how to use color more effectively, manipulate images, and place elements for maximum benefit. For the double-page spread, the author learned the best format and to include smaller images based on the target audience. The author also learned magazine design terminology and incorporated more research, including audience feedback, to create a magazine that would appeal to the target demographic.
How old are you
This document appears to be a survey asking respondents to evaluate a magazine by circling their answers to multiple choice questions. The questions gauge the respondent's opinion on aspects of the magazine like its target audience, genre, color scheme, masthead, content and whether the images and celebrity names featured are representative of the magazine's intended genre and audience.
Q+a for magazine edited - Nicole Hickman
Sam Smith discusses reaching number 1 in the UK charts with their song "The Girl", which was inspired by someone special in their life. Two songs on their album, "The Girl" and "Lonely Flight Home", relate to this person. Smith has been passionate about music from a young age, and their inspirations include Michael Jackson, Justin Bieber, and Kanye West, who prompted them to bring their music to the UK. Smith enjoys interacting with fans on social media to get their feedback and keep connected with them.
How old are you, tally
The document appears to be a survey about a magazine with questions regarding the respondent's demographics, their perceptions of the magazine's target genre, audience, and design elements like color scheme and masthead. Based on the responses, the target audience is perceived to be young boys aged 12-16, the magazine is seen as representing the pop genre with its bright colors, fonts and specifically aiming at teens. The content page and articles are also viewed as appealing and suited to the target readership.
Proposal media
This document proposes a pop music magazine targeted at 15-year-old female English students interested in music, celebrities, and gossip. The magazine will focus on popular chart music, celebrities, and gossip. Initial ideas include having the cover model under an archway listening to music on the front page. The contents page will feature diverse people and page numbers. A double page spread will feature the cover model with celebrity news and gossip. Photographs will be taken against brick walls with models looking directly at the camera.
Daniel radcliffe - Nicole Hickman
The document is an interview with actor Daniel Radcliffe about his career after Harry Potter and his choice of unusual roles. It discusses how Radcliffe is famous but doesn't act like a typical celebrity. Despite his wealth, he chooses strange and interesting roles over mainstream ones. Examples are given of his roles in independent films since Potter ended. Radcliffe is open about his life and career, discussing both Potter and his other work with enthusiasm rather than annoyance at still being associated with the famous character. The summary concludes that what makes Radcliffe unusual is that he doesn't seem to fully realize how famous he is as an actor.
Final Picture analysis - Nicole Hickman
The document discusses potential images for different sections of a pop magazine, such as the front cover, double page spread, and contents page. For each section, the images feature models giving direct address to draw the reader in. The models are dressed in styles stereotypical of the pop genre, such as casual clothing, in order to appeal to the target audience of teen girls interested in pop music and style. Maintaining a focus on pop music and using stereotypical stylistic elements helps connect each image to the magazine's intended content and readership.
Q+a for magazine draft - Nicole Hickman
Sam Smith feels amazed and lucky that their song "The Girl" reached number 1 in the UK charts, as some of Smith's musical inspirations had songs in the charts at the same time. The song is based on someone specific but Smith did not want to make it too obvious who for their fans, though the person is aware the song is about them. Smith confirms that another song on their album, "Lonely Flight Home", is also about this person. Smith has been passionate about music and singing since childhood. Musical inspirations for Smith include Michael Jackson and more recently Justin Bieber and Kanye West, who influenced Smith's style and growth as an artist through their recent chart-topping songs.
Pie charts
The document describes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a new pop magazine. The majority of respondents were 14-16 year old white females. All correctly identified the magazine's genre as pop and target age as 12-16. Respondents also agreed the color scheme represents the genre and the masthead stands out. Most said the magazine would appeal to its target white British demographic and stand out from competitors.
Production schedule call sheet - Nicole Hickman
The document outlines a production schedule for a student magazine photoshoot. It lists the photographer, models, locations around campus, and instructions to begin photography outside the front of the building at 9:45am on January 5th after collecting equipment at 9:30am. Props and costumes have been pre-organized with the models.
Formal proposal - Nicole Hickman
The author proposes creating a pop music magazine titled "VIBE!" aimed at white females ages 15-21 who are in secondary or higher education. The front cover would feature a female model of the target age holding a music instrument. The contents page would list stories next to their page numbers and use the same color theme as the front cover. Double page spreads would have a large central photo of an artist with a Q&A style piece and prominent quote extracts. Photographs would be taken in various locations but edited in Photoshop before publication.
Questionnaire audience research - Nicole Hickman
This document contains a 13 question questionnaire about audience research. It collects demographic information like gender, age, ethnicity and employment status. It also asks questions to understand the respondent's music preferences and habits, such as favorite genres, how often they listen to music, favorite artists, concert attendance and interest in a pop music magazine. The questionnaire aims to learn more about the target audience for a potential pop music magazine.
Question 7 evaluation - Nicole Hickman
The student learned more about conducting effective research like focus groups and questionnaires to create a targeted magazine for their audience. They applied this by conducting a focus group to get feedback and alter the magazine accordingly. The student also expanded their knowledge of the music genre and industry through secondary research. From the preliminary task, the student gained a better understanding of magazine codes and conventions which allowed them to include more standard features like an editor's note and social media links in the full product magazine.
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The document discusses test shots taken to select locations, props, costumes, and people for a monthly music magazine. The author considers shooting in a park to convey a youthful, relaxed atmosphere. Props like makeup, jewelry, and a musical instrument will be used to portray celebrities and advertise products. Models will wear elegant, sophisticated outfits to signify the wealth and status of musicians featured. Images include potential models of different females within the target audience's age range to represent modern artists.
Evaluation
The document discusses how the media product uses conventions of real magazines. It provides examples of how the masthead, coverlines, double page spreads, images, and contents pages follow conventions. It represents characters through clothing and poses. The intended audience is teenagers and adults, and the product would appeal to rock fans. Color scheme, language, fonts and layouts are used to attract this audience. The creator learned how to use blogger but already knew photoshop from prior experience.
Exam3
The document discusses strategies for attracting the target audience for a music magazine. The target audience is teens and young adults who are interested in current popular artists and trends. To attract these "aspirers" and "explorers," the magazine will feature trendy clothing and music and use minimalist design. Models and imagery will reflect street fashion to appear relatable. While conforming to genre stereotypes, the magazine also subtly subverts expectations to seem unique. The marketing campaign will use YouTube to gain free exposure and visibility among the target demographic.
Evaluation
The document summarizes how the media product uses conventions of real magazines and how it represents social groups and audiences. Regarding conventions, the masthead, coverlines, double page spreads, images, contents pages all follow conventions seen in other magazines. The characters represent rock music genres through clothing, poses, and styles. Teenagers and adults are represented as the target audience. The intended distribution is through Bauer due to their experience in the genre. The target audience is identified as teenagers and adults who like rock music. Color scheme, language, stereotypes, fonts, layouts and photography aim to attract this audience. Photoshop skills were developed while blogger was learned from scratch in constructing the media product.
Ideas for magazine
The document discusses planning for a magazine cover, including eye makeup, positioning of the model, cover lines, clothing, and choosing an artist to feature. It considers using bright or dark eye makeup to draw attention to the eyes. The model will hold a microphone to indicate it is a music magazine. Cover lines will use different fonts and sizes but not be too busy. The featured artist will be a female solo artist in her late teens or early twenties to appeal to the target audience.
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The document discusses planning the cover design for a pop music magazine. It considers using bright or dark eye makeup on the model to draw attention to her eyes. It also discusses positioning the model with her hand on her hip or behind her head, and having her hold a modern or retro microphone to indicate the magazine's music genre. Font styles, cover lines, and the model's clothing are also discussed to create an eye-catching yet simple and cohesive cover design that will appeal to the target female audience.
Ideas for magazine
The document discusses planning the cover design for a pop music magazine. It considers using bright or dark eye makeup on the model to draw attention to her eyes. It also discusses positioning the model with her hand on her hip or behind her head, and having her hold a modern or retro microphone to indicate the magazine's music genre. Font styles, cover lines, and the model's clothing are also discussed to create an eye-catching yet simple and cohesive cover design that will appeal to the target female audience.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses representing different genders and teenagers in a magazine. It describes planning photo shoots with female and male models wearing clothes and makeup intended to appeal to the target audiences. For females, the model wore a pink apron and little makeup for a natural look. For males, the model wore a leather jacket and popular hairstyle. The document aims to use models of similar ages and genders to the target audiences so readers can relate to them.
Magazine ideas
The document discusses planning for a magazine cover, including eye makeup, positioning of the model, cover lines, clothing, and choosing an artist to feature. For the eye makeup, either brightly colored or black makeup is considered, with brightly colored seen as more suitable to draw attention and convey fun. The model will hold a microphone to indicate this is a music magazine. Cover lines will use different fonts and sizes but not be too busy. A short dress is planned for the model to attract viewers. Solo female artists in their late teens/early twenties are provided as examples of who might be featured.
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The document discusses planning for a magazine cover, including eye makeup, positioning of the model, cover lines, clothing, and choosing an artist to feature. For the eye makeup, either brightly colored or black makeup would be used to draw attention to the eyes. The model would hold a microphone to indicate it is a music magazine. Cover lines would use different fonts and sizes but not be too busy. A short dress would be worn by the model. A female artist in their late teens or early twenties would be chosen to feature and appeal to the target audience.
Magazineideasmontage
The document discusses planning for a magazine cover, including eye makeup, positioning of the model, cover lines, clothing, and choosing an artist to feature. For the eye makeup, either brightly colored or black makeup would be used to draw attention to the eyes. The model would hold a microphone to indicate it is a music magazine. Cover lines would use different fonts and sizes but not be too busy. A short dress would be worn by the model to attract viewers. A female artist in her late teens or early twenties similar to current popular solo artists would be featured.
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The document summarizes research on street fashion interest among different age groups. A survey asked males and females of all ages about their interest in streetwear. When responses from males and females over 35 were analyzed, it showed that almost none of them indicated they did not like streetwear. The top two reasons they liked streetwear were that it is comfortable clothing and that they enjoy the styles and trends. This surprised the researcher, as they initially thought those over 35 would be less interested in staying up with trends. However, it showed there is interest among older audiences, so the researcher will aim to reach them as a secondary target audience for their street fashion magazine.
Number 1
The document discusses how the author's media product, a music magazine, uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. Specifically, it discusses how the magazine's masthead, title, photography style, costumes/props, models used, title font/color, written content, and portrayal of the music genre all conform to standard conventions for music magazines targeting a rap audience. The author intentionally uses stereotypes and tropes commonly seen in real rap magazines to make their fictional magazine feel authentic and appeal to readers.
Question 5
The document discusses various techniques used in a music magazine to attract its target audience of hip hop/R&B fans. Images are used on the cover and throughout that feature models in clothing and poses emulating the genre. Colors, fonts, and layout are designed to clearly signal the magazine's focus. Articles use slang language, quotes, and a question/answer format aimed at engaging younger readers. Freebies and competitions are included to incentivize audience interaction.
Final Presentation
The document discusses the design choices made for a new music and fashion magazine. It aimed to combine music, fashion, and beauty in a stylish yet simple way. Inspired by magazines like Vogue and Elle, it uses a serif font for the masthead and titles, keeps colors limited to black and cream, and features full-page model photos on the cover and interior pages to highlight fashionable styles. Reader feedback found the magazine's layout and resemblance to Vogue to be its strongest aspects.
Question 5
The document discusses various design elements used in a music magazine to attract the target audience of hip hop and R&B fans. These include using direct eye contact on the cover to engage readers, modeling costumes and poses the audience can relate to, including studio props and images representing the artists' characteristics, employing bold typography and colors associated with the genre, and adding freebies and competitions to incentivize readers. Question and answer structure, floating quotes, images, and slang are used to make the written content more appealing to younger audiences.
3 research
The researcher analyzed existing fashion and streetwear brands to inform the development of their own products. Common features included being popular brands that use social media, particularly Instagram, to advertise. The researcher will include creative photo editing styles and simple but effective magazine layouts in their work. Audience research found that streetwear shoppers prefer buying in stores but are increasingly using Instagram to shop and find inspiration from celebrities. Affordability and exclusivity are important to the target audience.
3 research
- The document analyzes existing fashion and lifestyle magazines and websites to gather ideas for a new magazine concept.
- Key aspects noted include using celebrities on covers to attract readers, balancing images and text on pages, creative photography using different angles, and consistent branding elements like fonts and color schemes.
- Inspiration is drawn from layouts, photo styles, and how brands engage audiences on social media. The analysis will help inform the planning and design of the new magazine.
3 research
- The document analyzes existing fashion and lifestyle magazines and websites to gather ideas for a new magazine concept.
- Key aspects noted include using celebrities on covers to attract readers, balancing images and text on pages, creative photography using different angles, and consistent branding elements like fonts and color schemes.
- Inspiration is drawn from layouts, photo styles, and how brands engage audiences on social media. The analysis will help inform the planning and design of the new magazine.
My evaluation
On the front cover of the magazine, the author uses a male model represented as a bit of a thug to appeal to the target male audience of late teens. Throughout the magazine, the author aims to represent the target audience of middle class teenagers through the casual clothing and appearances of the models. While trying to include diversity, the magazine unintentionally shows bias towards featuring only white British people due to limitations. The author considers publishers like IPC who distribute similar magazines as potential partners due to their large audience reach and expertise in marketing magazines across different platforms.
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Task 6 - Nicole Hickman
- 1. Jeans as pictured to the left with rips on them are currentlyinfashionamong the target audience I have selectedforthe magazine I am creating. They are also workby artistwithinthe genre of music the magazine is about. Therefore I have selected these as a potential idea for what the models for the magazine will wearinorderfor the targetaudience tobe able to relate to the magazine. I have also selected a check shirt as this pattern/design is also a current fashion piece so would fit again with the age of target audience. I have selected two images here of natural makeup looksas thisisthe lookI feel wouldbe appropriate for the models I use for the magazine. I feel they are appropriate because manyof the target audience will be makeup users and so will be able to relate to look but even those who do not wear makeup can relate due to the naturalnessof the look.Theyare also looks used by artists within this genre. The only accessory I am aging to give the model is a instrument like a microphone however, I may also decide to only use this for a few of the images not all of them I don’t think I need the model to have this in them all. The photos I collected to the left show Beyoncé, a famousfemale pop singer, wearing clothes similar to those I have selected above for my models to wear. Just a vest top and jeans with or without rips. This therefore makes the clothes I have selected above appropriate for this genre as this research shows me otherfemale popstarswearthisstyle of clothing. The Style of makeup here is fairly natural which I will also follow as a convention for the models within the magazine I create. Anotherfamousfemale popstarSelenaGomezishere wearingblackbottomsand shirt with and without a t- shirt showing underneath this is another idea I have for the type of clothes my model/models will wear within the magazine I create. In these photos the artistshair isdownhoweverthe same artist does also wearher hairup so I shall use these things in order to dress and get the models to be of a similar style to artists of this genre. Also the artist isn’t shown with manyaccessoriesotherthana bag and glassessoI will follow this and make sure the models I use also doesn’t have too many accessories within the photo and if they do to keep them minimal.