The knockout blow (1)
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The document discusses a magazine targeted at teenagers aged 12-17 interested in sports like football and boxing. The magazine aims to inspire, motivate, and educate its young audience. It will use a bold Cooper Black font and black and white color scheme for its sleek design. The magazine will be promoted mainly through social media platforms like Snapchat, Instagram, and TikTok that are popular among its target audience.
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The document summarizes a student's magazine project. The student designed a magazine for 11-16 year olds attending their school. They used bright colors and bold text on the cover to attract readers. The magazine includes articles about school news as well as topics of interest to teens like music and celebrities. The intended audiences are schools to distribute to students and music companies to advertise.
Magazine evaluation
- The document is an evaluation of a magazine cover created by Mariya Ahmed.
- She positions the masthead, logo, and images intentionally following design conventions to grab attention and engage readers.
- The colors, fonts, and layout are chosen to look professional and appeal to her target audience of 16-18 year old students and their parents at her sixth form school.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses research conducted on pop music magazines as a genre to help design a new music magazine. Some key findings were that pop music appeals most to teenagers aged 13-19, girls are more likely than boys to listen to and buy pop music, and magazines use bright colors, bold images and fonts to attract female readers. The new magazine was designed with these insights in mind to appeal to its target audience of teenagers interested in the latest music and artists.
Research into target audience
The document discusses researching a potential target audience for a new magazine. The author wants to target 17-24 year olds and include a wide range of music genres while keeping the language relatable. They plan to use some slang terms familiar to that age group but not too many to maintain a mainstream image. Ensuring connection with the target audience through social media is also highlighted as important.
School magazine analysis
The document analyzes a school magazine. It notes that the masthead shows the magazine is aimed at the school's audience. The magazine promotes a laidback approach by showing a student with an unbuttoned shirt. All stories focus on music, promoting the school's music programs. The magazine lays out information clearly with easy to read text and a coordinated color scheme to seem professional. It aims to inform parents on the head teacher's thoughts and school updates.
Evaluation
The document discusses the student's media magazine project. It covers how the student developed their own conventions for the magazine cover, including their own color scheme, pictures, and masthead. The cover represents students and aims to attract younger readers. The intended audience is students aged 16-18 at the college. Key elements like coverlines were used to attract this audience and communicate the magazine content. Through constructing the project, the student learned photo and page design software like Photoshop and InDesign. Overall, the student improved their research skills and understands future challenges in linking content to their chosen music genre.
College Magazine Evaluation
The document discusses the design choices made for a student magazine created for City College students. Symbolic codes like colors and images were used to visually represent what students said they wanted in a magazine. For the cover, a photo was chosen that featured a campus building with both dark and bright colors, as preferred by students. Direct eye contact from the photo's subject aims to personally engage the audience. Cover text and article topics also reflect student preferences found in research. Layout and formatting aim to look neat and visually appealing to the intended young audience.
4. proposal(1)
This proposal outlines a Match of the Day style magazine for a fictional Sunday league football team called the Dringhouse Dragons. The intended audience is male youth ages 8 to 16. While mainly appealing to boys interested in football, the magazine will also cover the women's team to include female readers.
The concept is for a comical magazine that parodies how Sunday league players often take themselves too seriously. Research will examine existing Sunday league team websites and Match of the Day magazines for inspiration. This humorous approach differentiates the magazine from typical football publications.
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The document summarizes a student's magazine project. The student designed a magazine for 11-16 year olds attending their school. They used bright colors and bold text on the cover to attract readers. The magazine includes articles about school news as well as topics of interest to teens like music and celebrities. The intended audiences are schools to distribute to students and music companies to advertise.
Magazine evaluation
- The document is an evaluation of a magazine cover created by Mariya Ahmed.
- She positions the masthead, logo, and images intentionally following design conventions to grab attention and engage readers.
- The colors, fonts, and layout are chosen to look professional and appeal to her target audience of 16-18 year old students and their parents at her sixth form school.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses research conducted on pop music magazines as a genre to help design a new music magazine. Some key findings were that pop music appeals most to teenagers aged 13-19, girls are more likely than boys to listen to and buy pop music, and magazines use bright colors, bold images and fonts to attract female readers. The new magazine was designed with these insights in mind to appeal to its target audience of teenagers interested in the latest music and artists.
Research into target audience
The document discusses researching a potential target audience for a new magazine. The author wants to target 17-24 year olds and include a wide range of music genres while keeping the language relatable. They plan to use some slang terms familiar to that age group but not too many to maintain a mainstream image. Ensuring connection with the target audience through social media is also highlighted as important.
School magazine analysis
The document analyzes a school magazine. It notes that the masthead shows the magazine is aimed at the school's audience. The magazine promotes a laidback approach by showing a student with an unbuttoned shirt. All stories focus on music, promoting the school's music programs. The magazine lays out information clearly with easy to read text and a coordinated color scheme to seem professional. It aims to inform parents on the head teacher's thoughts and school updates.
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The document discusses the student's media magazine project. It covers how the student developed their own conventions for the magazine cover, including their own color scheme, pictures, and masthead. The cover represents students and aims to attract younger readers. The intended audience is students aged 16-18 at the college. Key elements like coverlines were used to attract this audience and communicate the magazine content. Through constructing the project, the student learned photo and page design software like Photoshop and InDesign. Overall, the student improved their research skills and understands future challenges in linking content to their chosen music genre.
College Magazine Evaluation
The document discusses the design choices made for a student magazine created for City College students. Symbolic codes like colors and images were used to visually represent what students said they wanted in a magazine. For the cover, a photo was chosen that featured a campus building with both dark and bright colors, as preferred by students. Direct eye contact from the photo's subject aims to personally engage the audience. Cover text and article topics also reflect student preferences found in research. Layout and formatting aim to look neat and visually appealing to the intended young audience.
4. proposal(1)
This proposal outlines a Match of the Day style magazine for a fictional Sunday league football team called the Dringhouse Dragons. The intended audience is male youth ages 8 to 16. While mainly appealing to boys interested in football, the magazine will also cover the women's team to include female readers.
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The document evaluates the creator's magazine project. It discusses targeting 18-30 year old females interested in pop music. The front cover features a young, trendy model to appeal to this audience. Traditional magazine conventions were followed to match what similar publications use. Photoshop and other software were used to design the magazine, and the preliminary project helped improve Photoshop skills and informed cover design choices. The front cover aims to attract the target audience through its simple yet classy, young style.
Final Media Evaluation
The document describes the layout and design conventions used in the creation of the magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread. Specifically, it mentions using one large central image with two smaller supporting images on the cover, employing columns on the contents page for organization, and placing the main image on the right page with accompanying text on the left for the double page spread - all following typical magazine design standards.
Final Media Evaluation
The document describes the design choices made for different elements of a student-created magazine called "Encore". For the front cover, one main image was used along with two smaller supporting images. The contents page used columns to organize the listings in an orderly fashion, mirroring real magazines. A double-page spread placed the main image on one side and article text in columns on the other, matching professional magazine layout conventions. The magazine aimed to entertain 16-18 year olds with content relevant to their interests.
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The document discusses strategies for attracting and addressing a target audience for a music magazine. To attract the audience, the magazine cover will use eye-catching colors and a striking front-page photo. The contents page will highlight a variety of artists featured in the issue. Since the target audience is ages 16-22, social media like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram will be used to address them briefly and concisely as these platforms are most commonly used by teenagers and young adults. The strategies aim to attract buyers and broaden the audience for the magazine.
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- 5. My target audience is going to u18s Aspiring footballers and boxers Teenagers most active online Willing to compete mainly ages between 12-17 as they are most involved in sports My secondary target audience will be parents of younger children as younger children don’t really read magazines and parents do therefore they are more likely to get there children involved in sports
- 6. I will be using the cooper black font as its bold and stands out I will be using a black and white colour scheme to make the writing and model stand out, it also gives the magazine a sleek look the software I will use is Photoshop, adobe design, PowerPoint and webby I will use cooper black for my headline and title, and use bookman old for the text as its simple and easy to understand
- 8. Since my target audience is mainly aimed at u18 therefore I would mainly promote the magazine through social media such as snapchat Instagram and tiktok, this is because u18 are the main users of these apps which would give my magazine max exposure to my target audience