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The double page spread features an interview with the artist Grace who is featured throughout the magazine. A large main image of Grace looks more casual to give a relaxed feel to the article. Additional smaller images related to the article have captions. The title, logo, and page number create consistency with other pages. The text is separated into columns with questions in bold to distinguish them from answers.
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The document analyzes the website designs of Liverpool Echo and LFCTransferRoom. For Liverpool Echo, it praises the use of the color red which appeals to Liverpool fans. It also likes the sans serif font and iconic liver bird logo. For LFCTransferRoom, it critiques the large empty space above the navigation menu and says the menu should be closer to the top. It praises the moving news banner but says the navigation menu colors could be improved. The analysis will inform the design of the author's own website project.
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The document analyzes the website designs of Liverpool Echo and LFCTransferRoom. For Liverpool Echo, it praises the use of the color red which appeals to Liverpool fans. It also likes the sans serif font and iconic liver bird logo. For LFCTransferRoom, it critiques the large empty space above the navigation menu and says the menu should be closer to the top. It praises the moving news banner but says the navigation menu colors could be improved. The analysis will inform the design of the author's own website project.
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This document outlines initial ideas for a hip-hop magazine called "Example." It discusses choosing hip-hop as the genre focus due to the author's interest and knowledge in it. The target audience is identified as males ages 15-25 based on feedback. Front cover ideas include a large eye-catching title and bright colors. The contents page will list sections and use a consistent layout. A double page spread will feature a large interview with photos and text. Photographs will be similar across pages to maintain continuity focusing on the lead story subject.
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The document provides an in-depth evaluation of a magazine cover and double-page spread created by the author. The summary evaluates both the design elements and how well they appeal to the target audience. The cover uses a bold, stylized masthead in blue to fit the digital theme of the main story. The cover lines are well-formatted and catch the reader's eye. The color scheme is bright and fits the technological tone. The double-page spread continues the color scheme and features a large dominant image. Both the cover and spread are designed to be appealing visually and in content to the target audience of media enthusiasts aged 12-30.
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The student used various media technologies at different stages of their project. During the construction stage, they used a Mac to store files and Photoshop to design products. They took photos for their products using an iPhone and Canon camera. During the research and planning stages, they used Prezi, Emaze, and Google Calendar. They created and organized their blog using Blogger. Photoshop was used to edit photos and design magazine pages and billboards. A website was made using Wix to share information about the project.
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Generic conventions
The document discusses generic conventions for magazine design, including using a bold masthead at the top of the front cover, listing contents on the right side of the contents page with an editor's note and page numbers at the bottom, including three columns of article text and a drop cap on double page spreads, keeping images and main text separated on billboards, and maintaining the same masthead name on the magazine website for consistency.
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1) The survey results showed the author's audience is more diverse in gender than expected and includes a sizable female audience interested in film.
2) Most of the author's audience are avid film fans who enjoy both mainstream blockbusters and independent films. A minority are more casual fans that the author can educate about film.
3) While many audience members pirate films online, they also frequently go to cinemas and use streaming services, keeping them up to date on new releases. This gives the author opportunities to discuss various types of films.
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The billboard design will feature three images - a black and white photo of an old filmmaker on the left, a color photo of a young filmmaker on crutches on the right, and the magazine cover in the center. Below the magazine cover, the red masthead "Northern Film" will stretch across. The pull quote "Love film? Get Reading!" is intended to be short, memorable, and aggressive to promote the magazine. The color scheme contrasts black and white on the left with color on the right, while the red masthead stands out for readability.
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The document provides a rationale for using images and formatting in a digital publication. It plans to use four film poster images, two on the left and two on the right, to represent four chosen films. It will identify the films with their titles and Rotten Tomatoes scores next to the images, along with short descriptions. The main text will be separated from the film descriptions using different colors and fonts, with the main text in bold. Larger and bolder fonts will be used for the masthead and pull quote, while the strapline will be in a medium font and main body in small font. Black and white text will be used normally, with red text to draw attention. White text against the film images is also planned.
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