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I analyzed a double page spread from the Radio Times magazine to identify the codes and conventions used to promote TV shows. Having studied codes and conventions previously, I was able to recognize several that the producer employed and understand their meanings and purposes. By examining an existing magazine spread, I aimed to further my knowledge of current magazine design standards and techniques so I could then apply them to my own double page spread and ensure its success.
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The document summarizes the author's media production project of creating a music magazine. The author followed standard codes and conventions of real music magazines to replicate their professional look and structure. Throughout the course, the author created a front cover, contents page, and double page spread for their rock music magazine. Compared to their initial rough magazine attempt, the quality of the final magazine was much improved with better layout, formatting and use of images. The author made sure to follow basic magazine design principles for each section, such as using large bold text and relevant photos to engage the target young adult audience.
Evaluation 3
The author would choose to distribute their music magazine through Bauer Media Group for several reasons. First, Bauer is a worldwide media empire that offers over 300 magazines across 15 countries, providing a large potential audience. Second, Bauer distributes magazines online, through TV, and radio, allowing the audience to access the magazine through multiple platforms like the internet. Finally, Bauer has many genres of magazines but not many in the same genre as a music magazine, so it would fit well without competing for the same audience. The author decided against Time Inc. UK because it is only based in the UK, whereas the author wants worldwide distribution to reach a bigger audience given the international nature of the magazine's music artists.
How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary task?
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main product (a local newspaper) with ancillary tasks (a radio advertisement and billboard). It describes how the radio advertisement was created using Audacity and Movie Maker to be under 30 seconds, the conventional length. It also details how the billboard advertisement would feature for a local newspaper, using sandwich boards on the high street rather than large outdoor displays. Both ancillary tasks refer to and promote content in the newspaper, like film previews and a website link, creating synergy and making the newspaper feel more realistic and coherent.
Question 2 evaluation
The document discusses the effective combinations and synergies between the author's four media products: a newspaper, inside page, website, and poster. All four products share similar styles, colors, and branding elements like the masthead to clearly indicate they are related. The newspaper front page and inside page effectively combine through shared images and ads. The poster reinforces the brand and directs audiences to the other products. The multifaceted website further synergizes the products through videos, apps, stories and more to engage different audience segments. Overall, the combinations and synergies between the products help them represent and promote each other.
Evaluation of school magazine cover
The student created a magazine cover that followed many typical codes and conventions such as layout, inclusion of price and issue details, and use of primary colors. However, some conventions were challenged, like not using a unique title font and featuring a non-famous person. The finished product differed slightly from the original plan due to limitations of the Photoshop software used to create it.
Marketing
Billboards and posters will catch people's eyes to advertise a magazine due to their large size and wider placement in public areas. Social media marketing on sites like Facebook and Twitter will allow the product to reach a broader online audience and attract the target demographic who frequently use the internet. TV advertisements on music channels will also help promote the magazine to the intended viewers.
Question 3
The document discusses which media institution would be best for distributing a new magazine product. It suggests that IPC Media would be a good choice as one of the largest media distributors in the UK, where the magazine plans to be produced and where most of the target audience is located. IPC Media is known as a reliable institution because it distributes popular magazines in the UK with great reputations. Choosing IPC Media would allow them to publicize the new magazine and help it grow, although it may be sold for less and with less advertising initially since it is new.
Ipc media
IPC Media would be a good institution to distribute the music magazine "Desolation" because it publishes magazines like NME that focus on indie rock music. Distributing through IPC Media could gain more attention from consumers since it is a well-known institution that targets the same audience. Bauer Media would also be suitable since it publishes the popular rock magazine Kerrang!, which would help reach a larger audience and increase interest in "Desolation" due to Bauer Media's established brands and audience.
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The document summarizes the author's media production project of creating a music magazine. The author followed standard codes and conventions of real music magazines to replicate their professional look and structure. Throughout the course, the author created a front cover, contents page, and double page spread for their rock music magazine. Compared to their initial rough magazine attempt, the quality of the final magazine was much improved with better layout, formatting and use of images. The author made sure to follow basic magazine design principles for each section, such as using large bold text and relevant photos to engage the target young adult audience.
Evaluation 3
The author would choose to distribute their music magazine through Bauer Media Group for several reasons. First, Bauer is a worldwide media empire that offers over 300 magazines across 15 countries, providing a large potential audience. Second, Bauer distributes magazines online, through TV, and radio, allowing the audience to access the magazine through multiple platforms like the internet. Finally, Bauer has many genres of magazines but not many in the same genre as a music magazine, so it would fit well without competing for the same audience. The author decided against Time Inc. UK because it is only based in the UK, whereas the author wants worldwide distribution to reach a bigger audience given the international nature of the magazine's music artists.
How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary task?
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main product (a local newspaper) with ancillary tasks (a radio advertisement and billboard). It describes how the radio advertisement was created using Audacity and Movie Maker to be under 30 seconds, the conventional length. It also details how the billboard advertisement would feature for a local newspaper, using sandwich boards on the high street rather than large outdoor displays. Both ancillary tasks refer to and promote content in the newspaper, like film previews and a website link, creating synergy and making the newspaper feel more realistic and coherent.
Question 2 evaluation
The document discusses the effective combinations and synergies between the author's four media products: a newspaper, inside page, website, and poster. All four products share similar styles, colors, and branding elements like the masthead to clearly indicate they are related. The newspaper front page and inside page effectively combine through shared images and ads. The poster reinforces the brand and directs audiences to the other products. The multifaceted website further synergizes the products through videos, apps, stories and more to engage different audience segments. Overall, the combinations and synergies between the products help them represent and promote each other.
Evaluation of school magazine cover
The student created a magazine cover that followed many typical codes and conventions such as layout, inclusion of price and issue details, and use of primary colors. However, some conventions were challenged, like not using a unique title font and featuring a non-famous person. The finished product differed slightly from the original plan due to limitations of the Photoshop software used to create it.
Marketing
Billboards and posters will catch people's eyes to advertise a magazine due to their large size and wider placement in public areas. Social media marketing on sites like Facebook and Twitter will allow the product to reach a broader online audience and attract the target demographic who frequently use the internet. TV advertisements on music channels will also help promote the magazine to the intended viewers.
Question 3
The document discusses which media institution would be best for distributing a new magazine product. It suggests that IPC Media would be a good choice as one of the largest media distributors in the UK, where the magazine plans to be produced and where most of the target audience is located. IPC Media is known as a reliable institution because it distributes popular magazines in the UK with great reputations. Choosing IPC Media would allow them to publicize the new magazine and help it grow, although it may be sold for less and with less advertising initially since it is new.
Ipc media
IPC Media would be a good institution to distribute the music magazine "Desolation" because it publishes magazines like NME that focus on indie rock music. Distributing through IPC Media could gain more attention from consumers since it is a well-known institution that targets the same audience. Bauer Media would also be suitable since it publishes the popular rock magazine Kerrang!, which would help reach a larger audience and increase interest in "Desolation" due to Bauer Media's established brands and audience.
A2 media evaluation question 4
Thomas Cave conducted research into creating a documentary by examining conventions of similar documentaries and finding facts to support arguments. Research included using search engines to find websites with documentary examples and conventions. After reviewing similar products and gathering facts, storyboards, scripts and plans were made. Blogger was used to upload research findings and share codes, conventions and facts. Equipment like a camera, microphone and tripod were used to film interviews and narration. Adobe Premiere Pro was used to edit the documentary, adding titles, transitions and editing audio levels. Research was also done into conventions of radio trailers and double page articles before creating those promotional pieces using Garageband and InDesign software.
A2 Media Evaluation Q1
This document summarizes how the media product, a television documentary called "The Pros and Cons of Technology in Sport", uses and develops conventions of real documentaries. It discusses documentary types, narrative structures, interviews, establishing shots, titles, and other elements that were researched from examples like "Living with Michael Jackson" and incorporated into the documentary. The documentary fits participatory, expository, and reflexive documentary modes and uses an open narrative structure to explore the topic without stating a conclusion.
Questionnaire
This document contains a questionnaire about a documentary on the effects of social media on education. It asks questions to gauge the respondent's reactions to different parts of the documentary, including whether they found the topic interesting, what they learned, and if they think the documentary portrayed its argument positively or negatively. It also contains similar questions about a radio trailer and TV guide article advertising the documentary, assessing if these would encourage watching the documentary and which elements were most effective. Finally, it asks if the respondent sees a clear link between the different promotional products.
Eval question questionnaire feedback
1) The document summarizes feedback from an audience questionnaire about a documentary.
2) Most of the feedback was positive, with over 90% finding the documentary very or quite informative, saying the documentary flowed well, and that the presenter was professional.
3) Ratings for how engaging the documentary was averaged 8 out of 10. The conclusion recognizes areas for improvement but overall views the documentary as a success.
Eval q 1 (2)
This document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real media. It summarizes the various conventions used, such as standfirsts, bylines, drop caps, pull quotes, and columns. It also discusses using images and following a typical structure with headlines and mastheads. For the radio trailer, it discusses using voiceovers and music to follow conventions. It challenges conventions by using documentary clips and keeping a calm tone. The document also discusses using filler footage, archival footage, vox pops, experts, and editing techniques to develop documentary conventions while also challenging norms.
Eval q3
The respondent received feedback from 20 college students on questionnaires about a documentary, radio advertisement, and digital press summary they created about body confidence. Most felt the documentary effectively showed body confidence is a larger issue and recommended it to others. Feedback indicated adding a bolder title screen and improving synergy between products. Overall, the responses showed the content was relevant and engaging but could be strengthened by clearer links between elements.
Question 3 - Audience feedback answers
The document summarizes feedback from focus groups about a documentary on social media. Participants generally found the topic interesting and felt they learned something about social media. However, some participants said their views on social media did not change and a few felt the scheduling could have been on a weekend night instead of a Sunday. Some also noted issues with sound levels and gaps in the TV listings section.
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Double page spread analysis
The document summarizes the layout and design elements of a double page spread in a magazine. Key elements included a short, attention-grabbing headline in bold at the top left; a stand first using rhetoric to summarize and engage readers; the emphasis of a chef's name in bold to draw in interested audiences; a byline stating the author; clear column layout with minimal empty space; program details in the top left corner; a larger main image on the right with a smaller secondary image; page numbers on the bottom; and the magazine logo at the bottom for continuity. Images and pull quotes are used to entice readers into the article, and drop caps sectionalize the content to guide readers through it step-by-step.
Evaluation, Question 3
The document summarizes feedback from surveys about a documentary, magazine spread, and radio trailer created by the author.
SurveyMonkey was used to create questionnaires for peers about each piece. Feedback indicated sound levels and transitions needed improvement in the documentary. The magazine and radio pieces were seen as professional and informative but could have better balanced audio levels. Overall, the feedback was positive and provided guidance on audio quality.
Evaluation, question 1 (documentary)
This document discusses how the documentary uses, develops, and challenges various media conventions. It opted to use a handwritten title screen to stand out from other documentaries. Captions are included to identify speakers. Expert interviews feature relevant background details and cutaways reinforce points. Some conventions like background zooms and archive footage were followed, while others like the music could have been improved. Overall, conventions were both used and developed to make the documentary unique.
Analysis of similar products
The documentary presents a biased negative view of social media from the beginning. It uses techniques like spark sound effects, quick cuts between clips, and a voiceover stating "some of us are just one click away from a cock-up" to establish this bias. Interviews focus on people who have faced trouble from social media, and facts are chosen to support the view that social media is overused. During the first 3 minutes, Curtis Woodhouse describes the negative impact of mean tweets on his boxing career, while reconstructions and music aim to elicit sympathy. Between 3-5 minutes, the documentary follows Curtis driving to confront his online harasser, using techniques like ping sounds and upbeat music to build anticipation in a way that presents
Evaluation, Question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a documentary with ancillary texts, including a magazine article and radio trailer. It finds the combination is very effective due to visual, audio, and content links between the pieces. Archival footage, vox pops, background music, quotes, and narration are reused across the documentary and ancillary texts to create familiarity and promote the documentary. These combinations establish a coherent brand and persuade audiences to view the documentary.
Question 4 evaluation
For research, planning, and evaluation of their documentary project, the student used various new media technologies and software programs. They used search engines like Google to research facts, and news websites for reliable sources. Presentation software like Powtoon, Emaze, Wideo, Prezi, and Slideshare were used to analyze similar media products and avoid repetition. For construction, they used Canon cameras, microphones, and Premiere Pro for editing. GarageBand was used to create a radio trailer. Photoshop created backgrounds and InDesign was used for layout of a TV guide article. The student found new software like Animoto and Glogster helpful for evaluation.
Dates
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Final checklist
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Matthew - question 2
The combination of the company's magazine, documentary, and radio advertisements was effective due to elements of synergy between the products. Still images from the documentary were used in the magazine to give readers insight into its content. Additionally, quotes from interviews conducted for the documentary were featured in the radio advertisements to grab listeners' attention. However, the documentary's title was printed in small font in the magazine, weakening the synergy by making it difficult to notice. Overall, the synergy created a noticeable relationship between the products so audiences would know what to expect from each.
Risk Assessments
The document discusses location choices for filming a documentary. The locations chosen are Brueton Park near a college, college classrooms, the college itself, and Solihull Town Centre. Brueton Park would allow interviews with teenagers and adults but weather could impact equipment. Classrooms provide a formal setting to interview experts in their work environment. The college offers opportunities to interview students but busy areas would require quiet corners. Solihull Town Centre allows all age interviews but equipment must be attended and permission required due to expected busy areas. Risk assessments were completed for each location to address potential safety issues.
Audience research
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about a documentary, radio trailer, and TV guide article produced to market the documentary. Key findings include:
- The documentary was found interesting by the target audience and 70% said they learned something from it.
- Images used in the documentary were found relevant by 90% of respondents.
- 60% felt the documentary portrayed the effects of social media on education negatively.
- The radio trailer and music within were both well-received by 100% of respondents.
- 90% said the TV guide article would encourage them to watch the documentary.
- There was a clear link between all three marketing products for 90% of respondents, with the
Checklist1
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Double page spread analysis
The document summarizes the layout and design elements of a double page spread in a magazine. Key elements included a short, attention-grabbing headline in bold at the top left; a stand first using rhetoric to summarize and engage readers; the emphasis of a chef's name in bold to draw in interested audiences; a byline stating the author; clear column layout with minimal empty space; program details in the top left corner; two images with a larger one on the right and smaller on the left; page numbers on the bottom; and the magazine logo at the bottom for continuity. Images and pull quotes are used to entice readers into the article, and drop caps sectionalize the piece to guide readers step-by-step through
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The document evaluates three BBC radio stations - Radio 1, Radio 1Xtra, and Radio 2 - as potential options to broadcast the author's documentary. Radio 1 reaches the most listeners but targets an older average age than the author's target audience. Radio 1Xtra specializes in urban music and successfully reaches a younger audience between 15-30 years old. Although Radio 1Xtra has fewer total listeners, it would allow the author to better appeal to and reach their intended younger viewers. Therefore, the author decides to broadcast their documentary on Radio 1Xtra.
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A2 media evaluation question 4
Thomas Cave conducted research into creating a documentary by examining conventions of similar documentaries and finding facts to support arguments. Research included using search engines to find websites with documentary examples and conventions. After reviewing similar products and gathering facts, storyboards, scripts and plans were made. Blogger was used to upload research findings and share codes, conventions and facts. Equipment like a camera, microphone and tripod were used to film interviews and narration. Adobe Premiere Pro was used to edit the documentary, adding titles, transitions and editing audio levels. Research was also done into conventions of radio trailers and double page articles before creating those promotional pieces using Garageband and InDesign software.
A2 Media Evaluation Q1
This document summarizes how the media product, a television documentary called "The Pros and Cons of Technology in Sport", uses and develops conventions of real documentaries. It discusses documentary types, narrative structures, interviews, establishing shots, titles, and other elements that were researched from examples like "Living with Michael Jackson" and incorporated into the documentary. The documentary fits participatory, expository, and reflexive documentary modes and uses an open narrative structure to explore the topic without stating a conclusion.
Questionnaire
This document contains a questionnaire about a documentary on the effects of social media on education. It asks questions to gauge the respondent's reactions to different parts of the documentary, including whether they found the topic interesting, what they learned, and if they think the documentary portrayed its argument positively or negatively. It also contains similar questions about a radio trailer and TV guide article advertising the documentary, assessing if these would encourage watching the documentary and which elements were most effective. Finally, it asks if the respondent sees a clear link between the different promotional products.
Eval question questionnaire feedback
1) The document summarizes feedback from an audience questionnaire about a documentary.
2) Most of the feedback was positive, with over 90% finding the documentary very or quite informative, saying the documentary flowed well, and that the presenter was professional.
3) Ratings for how engaging the documentary was averaged 8 out of 10. The conclusion recognizes areas for improvement but overall views the documentary as a success.
Eval q 1 (2)
This document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real media. It summarizes the various conventions used, such as standfirsts, bylines, drop caps, pull quotes, and columns. It also discusses using images and following a typical structure with headlines and mastheads. For the radio trailer, it discusses using voiceovers and music to follow conventions. It challenges conventions by using documentary clips and keeping a calm tone. The document also discusses using filler footage, archival footage, vox pops, experts, and editing techniques to develop documentary conventions while also challenging norms.
Eval q3
The respondent received feedback from 20 college students on questionnaires about a documentary, radio advertisement, and digital press summary they created about body confidence. Most felt the documentary effectively showed body confidence is a larger issue and recommended it to others. Feedback indicated adding a bolder title screen and improving synergy between products. Overall, the responses showed the content was relevant and engaging but could be strengthened by clearer links between elements.
Question 3 - Audience feedback answers
The document summarizes feedback from focus groups about a documentary on social media. Participants generally found the topic interesting and felt they learned something about social media. However, some participants said their views on social media did not change and a few felt the scheduling could have been on a weekend night instead of a Sunday. Some also noted issues with sound levels and gaps in the TV listings section.
Checklist for all posts
This document outlines the planning and production process for a documentary project. It includes posts on researching documentary types and structure, developing a topic, conducting audience and channel research, planning interviews and filming locations, creating a storyboard and shot list, filming over multiple dates, and drafting narration. Checks are made along the way to ensure tasks are completed. The goal is to organize the group's work and clearly outline responsibilities from initial planning through final production.
Double page spread analysis
The document summarizes the layout and design elements of a double page spread in a magazine. Key elements included a short, attention-grabbing headline in bold at the top left; a stand first using rhetoric to summarize and engage readers; the emphasis of a chef's name in bold to draw in interested audiences; a byline stating the author; clear column layout with minimal empty space; program details in the top left corner; a larger main image on the right with a smaller secondary image; page numbers on the bottom; and the magazine logo at the bottom for continuity. Images and pull quotes are used to entice readers into the article, and drop caps sectionalize the content to guide readers through it step-by-step.
Evaluation, Question 3
The document summarizes feedback from surveys about a documentary, magazine spread, and radio trailer created by the author.
SurveyMonkey was used to create questionnaires for peers about each piece. Feedback indicated sound levels and transitions needed improvement in the documentary. The magazine and radio pieces were seen as professional and informative but could have better balanced audio levels. Overall, the feedback was positive and provided guidance on audio quality.
Evaluation, question 1 (documentary)
This document discusses how the documentary uses, develops, and challenges various media conventions. It opted to use a handwritten title screen to stand out from other documentaries. Captions are included to identify speakers. Expert interviews feature relevant background details and cutaways reinforce points. Some conventions like background zooms and archive footage were followed, while others like the music could have been improved. Overall, conventions were both used and developed to make the documentary unique.
Analysis of similar products
The documentary presents a biased negative view of social media from the beginning. It uses techniques like spark sound effects, quick cuts between clips, and a voiceover stating "some of us are just one click away from a cock-up" to establish this bias. Interviews focus on people who have faced trouble from social media, and facts are chosen to support the view that social media is overused. During the first 3 minutes, Curtis Woodhouse describes the negative impact of mean tweets on his boxing career, while reconstructions and music aim to elicit sympathy. Between 3-5 minutes, the documentary follows Curtis driving to confront his online harasser, using techniques like ping sounds and upbeat music to build anticipation in a way that presents
Evaluation, Question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a documentary with ancillary texts, including a magazine article and radio trailer. It finds the combination is very effective due to visual, audio, and content links between the pieces. Archival footage, vox pops, background music, quotes, and narration are reused across the documentary and ancillary texts to create familiarity and promote the documentary. These combinations establish a coherent brand and persuade audiences to view the documentary.
Question 4 evaluation
For research, planning, and evaluation of their documentary project, the student used various new media technologies and software programs. They used search engines like Google to research facts, and news websites for reliable sources. Presentation software like Powtoon, Emaze, Wideo, Prezi, and Slideshare were used to analyze similar media products and avoid repetition. For construction, they used Canon cameras, microphones, and Premiere Pro for editing. GarageBand was used to create a radio trailer. Photoshop created backgrounds and InDesign was used for layout of a TV guide article. The student found new software like Animoto and Glogster helpful for evaluation.
Dates
This document tracks the completion status of various tasks across multiple dates, with some tasks marked as completed and others uncompleted. It also contains a note indicating it is meant to help the group stay organized by clearly outlining what needs to be done on different dates.
Final checklist
This blog documents the planning process for a documentary project. It includes posts on researching different types of documentaries, narrative structures and theories. Other posts discuss topic ideas, the target audience, and similar existing documentaries. Additional posts cover research on social media, audiences and filming locations. The blog also includes diary entries, planning tasks like interviews and shots, and ensures the group stays organized with checklists and storyboards to outline the content and production steps.
Matthew - question 2
The combination of the company's magazine, documentary, and radio advertisements was effective due to elements of synergy between the products. Still images from the documentary were used in the magazine to give readers insight into its content. Additionally, quotes from interviews conducted for the documentary were featured in the radio advertisements to grab listeners' attention. However, the documentary's title was printed in small font in the magazine, weakening the synergy by making it difficult to notice. Overall, the synergy created a noticeable relationship between the products so audiences would know what to expect from each.
Risk Assessments
The document discusses location choices for filming a documentary. The locations chosen are Brueton Park near a college, college classrooms, the college itself, and Solihull Town Centre. Brueton Park would allow interviews with teenagers and adults but weather could impact equipment. Classrooms provide a formal setting to interview experts in their work environment. The college offers opportunities to interview students but busy areas would require quiet corners. Solihull Town Centre allows all age interviews but equipment must be attended and permission required due to expected busy areas. Risk assessments were completed for each location to address potential safety issues.
Audience research
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about a documentary, radio trailer, and TV guide article produced to market the documentary. Key findings include:
- The documentary was found interesting by the target audience and 70% said they learned something from it.
- Images used in the documentary were found relevant by 90% of respondents.
- 60% felt the documentary portrayed the effects of social media on education negatively.
- The radio trailer and music within were both well-received by 100% of respondents.
- 90% said the TV guide article would encourage them to watch the documentary.
- There was a clear link between all three marketing products for 90% of respondents, with the
Checklist1
This document outlines the plan and progress for a media documentary project. It includes sections on explaining the brief, researching documentary types and structures, developing topic ideas and a name, planning the target audience, style and channel, and preparing for filming with location scouting, interviews, and practice footage. The document uses codes to track the completion status and needs of the various sections.
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