The document describes the process of designing a double page spread for a magazine article in three steps. In step one, the designer crops and enlarges a photo to fill most of the page according to the rule of thirds. In step two, the designer adds the article text in different colors and includes pull quotes and additional photos. In step three, the designer adds identifying information for the artists, an exclusive label, page numbers, and information about an upcoming album. The final spread resembles real magazine articles and uses consistent colors and layout to draw attention to the focal article.
There are three main types of double page spreads: interviews, photography spreads, and informative articles. Interviews are question and answer formats that provide personal insight. Photography spreads emphasize large images with little text to make the photo the focus. Informative articles educate readers on a topic but may not be as interesting as other formats.
The document describes the process of designing a double page spread for a magazine article in 3 steps. In step 1, a photo was edited and enlarged to fill most of the page to grab attention following the 'rule of thirds'. In step 2, the article text was added in colored boxes and pull quotes to break up the text. Relevant photos were also added. In step 3, artist names and credits were added along with page numbers and editor information. The final spread resembled real magazine articles and used consistent colors to link to the front cover.
The document describes the process of designing a double page spread for a magazine article in 3 steps. In step 1, a photo was edited and enlarged to fill most of the page to grab attention following the 'rule of thirds'. In step 2, the article text was added in colored boxes and pull quotes were used to preview the content. Additional photos broke up the text. In step 3, artist names and credits were added along with page numbers and editor information. The final spread resembled real magazine articles and used consistent colors and layout to draw the reader in.
The document compares the front covers and contents pages of two magazines - "DJ Talk", a music magazine, and "BAMM". For the front cover of "DJ Talk", a sophisticated font was used for the main title, and the masthead was placed above the image, making it eye-catching. Short, catchy cover lines were used instead of wordy ones. The contents page of "DJ Talk" included more images to break up the text, used clear subheadings and boxes, and had larger page numbers for easy navigation.
The magazine represents young adults aged 16-24, particularly those from an urban, black ethnicity background. It uses language and references topics like student life, fashion, and music gigs that this age group can relate to. The magazine also features black models and artists like DJs from popular radio stations among young people interested in black music to attract and inspire this target demographic.
This risk assessment document identifies several potential hazards students may face when filming or taking photos in college: [1] bags blocking pathways, [2] blocking disabled access areas, [3] drinking near electrical equipment, [4] slipping on wet floors, [5] blocking staircases, [6] unsafe outdoor conditions, and [7] falling from ladders. Control measures are outlined to mitigate these risks, such as clearing pathways, prohibiting food/drink near devices, posting wet floor signs, and checking weather and equipment safety. Further actions are recommended where needed.
This media product represents young adults aged 16-24. It uses language this social group can relate to and includes references to student life, fashion, and gigs, topics that would attract this age group as they are now able to attend clubs and concerts legally.
This document summarizes how the media product challenges and develops conventions of real music magazines. It discusses conventions around the front cover, masthead, images, cover lines, barcode, contents page, rule of thirds, pull quotes, titles, and page numbers. Key conventions that were challenged include tilting the main cover line, centering the main image, placing the barcode at the top rotated 90 degrees, including additional images on the cover, and scaling down the masthead on the contents page. Conventions that were followed include using a variation in font sizes and styles for cover lines, including the issue date/number, repeating the masthead, and using a consistent house style font.
The document appears to be the results of a questionnaire about a music magazine prototype. It includes questions and charts showing the responses to questions about the front cover, contents page, and a double page article spread. For the most part, respondents liked the visual design elements like layouts and colors, though some suggested improvements like more cover lines and images or changes to layouts and text amounts.
The document contains a questionnaire for 10 people in the target audience of a new music magazine. It asks for feedback on the front cover, contents page, and a sample double page article spread. For each element, it asks if the layout, colors, images, and other design features are suitable and resemble a hip hop/R&B music magazine. It also asks what could be improved, such as adding or removing cover lines, images, or changing the layout.
The document contains a questionnaire to collect feedback from 10 people in the target audience on different elements of a music magazine prototype for the hip-hop/R&B genre. The questionnaire evaluates the front cover, contents page, and a double page article spread, asking questions about design, layout, colors, images, and suggestions for improvements.
The document discusses technologies used to create a music magazine, including:
Blogger.com to publish tasks and view the production process. Presentation programs like Scribd and 際際滷share were used to share documents and add visuals. Adobe InDesign was used to layout the magazine and Adobe Photoshop to edit images and design the cover. Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel created documents and tables. A college camera took photos and video for the magazine. Overall the technologies allowed for an engaging online presentation and professional final product.
I took various photographs that I felt would be suitable for my hip-hop/R&B magazine, paying attention to lighting, models, clothing, and poses. I was inspired by the front cover of XXL magazine featuring Nicki Minaj and Drake taking up most of the frame. I wanted to recreate a similar style with my two models resembling a hip-hop duo. I also took a photo of another model to feature in an article and give readers more insight into the magazine's content. The contents page uses smaller images to allow easy reading of text and navigation. The double-page spread continues the style from the front cover to provide flow and identify the magazine's genre through the models' poses and attitude.
The audience for this media product would be Cassie, a 20-year-old university student studying media, and Marcus, a 17-year-old sixth form student. Cassie enjoys listening to her iPod, going to concerts of artists like Drake, Rihanna, Kanye West, and Nicki Minaj. Marcus enjoys helping his friend with his music career, dancing, and relies on 1Xtra radio for hip hop, R&B, and UK music. They would both appreciate a media product focused on these genres of music.
Bauer Media would be a suitable institution to distribute the magazine because they are Europe's largest privately owned publishing group and own top music magazines like Kerrang and Q. While Bauer Media does not currently publish a magazine focused on hip-hop/R&B, the proposed magazine could fill that gap in their market. As Bauer Media already has a successful R&B/hip-hop radio station, Kiss 100, partnering with them could help the magazine reach relevant audiences and not directly compete with their other music magazines.
1) The creator designed the contents page to resemble the front cover and use similar colors and design elements to link the two pages.
2) Section titles and article descriptions are listed, with artist/personality names enlarged to draw attention. Page numbers are included.
3) Three images are placed at the top to preview articles and link to their page numbers. Additional elements like a flasher help promote other articles.
4) The final contents page maintains the front cover's theme while incorporating images to break up the text and make information easy to access.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people aged 18-28 about their preferences for a new R&B/Hip-Hop music magazine. Key findings include:
- The most popular artists mentioned were Nicki Minaj, J Cole, Drake, Kanye West, and Wiz Khalifa.
- 100% said the lyrics of songs attract them to the genre, and many also cited the image of R&B/Hip-Hop.
- Most respondents said they would pay 贈2-3 for the magazine and wanted it to include competitions, exclusive news/interviews, and gig dates.
- Bright colors, images of artists, fashion, and headphones were
This document contains a survey about creating a music magazine focused on R&B and hip-hop music. It asks respondents questions to gather information about their music interests, preferences for magazine content and design, and willingness to purchase a music magazine. The target audience is males and females aged 16-28 interested in R&B and hip-hop. It collects information on artists they listen to, what attracts them to the genres, how much they would pay and if they currently read music magazines. It also asks what would encourage purchases and preferences for cover images, interior content and feature articles.
XXL is a hip-hop magazine published by Harris Publications. Founded in 1977, Harris Publications publishes over 75 titles including XXL and other urban-focused magazines. Harris uses Adobe tools like Dreamweaver and Photoshop to quickly develop websites for their magazines to promote brand loyalty and drive newsstand sales. Their sites provide rich multimedia content to complement the print magazines and connect with readers. This integrated print-digital strategy has increased advertising revenue and audiences for both their magazines and websites.
I took various photographs that I felt would be suitable for my hip-hop/R&B magazine, paying attention to lighting, models, clothing, and poses. I was inspired by the front cover of XXL magazine featuring Nicki Minaj and Drake taking up most of the frame. I wanted to recreate this to capture attention, and also recreate the look of the artist New Boyz using two models that resembled a hip-hop duo. I took another photo of a model to feature in another article and give readers more insight into the magazine's content. For the contents page, I used smaller images to allow easy reading of text and navigation. The double-page spread continued using the front cover artists and styling
The focus group provided feedback on creating an R&B/Hip-Hop music magazine that would appeal to their demographic. For the front cover, they recommended using a bold image of an artist that represents the genre and relates to the main article. Sell lines should promote music, artists, urban fashion, and culture. Appropriate colors include red, grey, blue, and black. The contents page should feature 2-3 images related to articles and include a variety of content about music, fashion, interviews, and concerts. Double page spreads should have edgy images of artists to attract readers and include articles about an artist's music, personal life, achievements, and future plans, written in a collo
The document provides an analysis of the September/October 2008 issue of Billboard magazine. It summarizes the target audience as primarily being based in the US and focused on the music industry. It then analyzes various elements of the front cover, including the main image of singer Rihanna, cover lines, and use of colors/layout. It also summarizes the contents page, noting the charts, artist images, and easy-to-read contents listing. Finally, it analyzes a double-page article spread about Rihanna, focusing on her large main image and the rule of thirds layout.
The document provides an analysis of the September/October 2008 issue of Billboard magazine. It summarizes the target audience as primarily being based in the US and focused on the music industry. It then analyzes various elements of the front cover, including the main image of singer Rihanna, cover lines, and use of colors/layout. It also summarizes the contents page, noting the charts, artist images, and easy-to-read contents listing. Finally, it analyzes a double-page spread featuring a fun image of Rihanna on stage.
This course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of strategic management principles, frameworks, and applications in business. It explores strategic planning, environmental analysis, corporate governance, business ethics, and sustainability. The course integrates Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to enhance global and ethical perspectives in decision-making.
This document summarizes how the media product challenges and develops conventions of real music magazines. It discusses conventions around the front cover, masthead, images, cover lines, barcode, contents page, rule of thirds, pull quotes, titles, and page numbers. Key conventions that were challenged include tilting the main cover line, centering the main image, placing the barcode at the top rotated 90 degrees, including additional images on the cover, and scaling down the masthead on the contents page. Conventions that were followed include using a variation in font sizes and styles for cover lines, including the issue date/number, repeating the masthead, and using a consistent house style font.
The document appears to be the results of a questionnaire about a music magazine prototype. It includes questions and charts showing the responses to questions about the front cover, contents page, and a double page article spread. For the most part, respondents liked the visual design elements like layouts and colors, though some suggested improvements like more cover lines and images or changes to layouts and text amounts.
The document contains a questionnaire for 10 people in the target audience of a new music magazine. It asks for feedback on the front cover, contents page, and a sample double page article spread. For each element, it asks if the layout, colors, images, and other design features are suitable and resemble a hip hop/R&B music magazine. It also asks what could be improved, such as adding or removing cover lines, images, or changing the layout.
The document contains a questionnaire to collect feedback from 10 people in the target audience on different elements of a music magazine prototype for the hip-hop/R&B genre. The questionnaire evaluates the front cover, contents page, and a double page article spread, asking questions about design, layout, colors, images, and suggestions for improvements.
The document discusses technologies used to create a music magazine, including:
Blogger.com to publish tasks and view the production process. Presentation programs like Scribd and 際際滷share were used to share documents and add visuals. Adobe InDesign was used to layout the magazine and Adobe Photoshop to edit images and design the cover. Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel created documents and tables. A college camera took photos and video for the magazine. Overall the technologies allowed for an engaging online presentation and professional final product.
I took various photographs that I felt would be suitable for my hip-hop/R&B magazine, paying attention to lighting, models, clothing, and poses. I was inspired by the front cover of XXL magazine featuring Nicki Minaj and Drake taking up most of the frame. I wanted to recreate a similar style with my two models resembling a hip-hop duo. I also took a photo of another model to feature in an article and give readers more insight into the magazine's content. The contents page uses smaller images to allow easy reading of text and navigation. The double-page spread continues the style from the front cover to provide flow and identify the magazine's genre through the models' poses and attitude.
The audience for this media product would be Cassie, a 20-year-old university student studying media, and Marcus, a 17-year-old sixth form student. Cassie enjoys listening to her iPod, going to concerts of artists like Drake, Rihanna, Kanye West, and Nicki Minaj. Marcus enjoys helping his friend with his music career, dancing, and relies on 1Xtra radio for hip hop, R&B, and UK music. They would both appreciate a media product focused on these genres of music.
Bauer Media would be a suitable institution to distribute the magazine because they are Europe's largest privately owned publishing group and own top music magazines like Kerrang and Q. While Bauer Media does not currently publish a magazine focused on hip-hop/R&B, the proposed magazine could fill that gap in their market. As Bauer Media already has a successful R&B/hip-hop radio station, Kiss 100, partnering with them could help the magazine reach relevant audiences and not directly compete with their other music magazines.
1) The creator designed the contents page to resemble the front cover and use similar colors and design elements to link the two pages.
2) Section titles and article descriptions are listed, with artist/personality names enlarged to draw attention. Page numbers are included.
3) Three images are placed at the top to preview articles and link to their page numbers. Additional elements like a flasher help promote other articles.
4) The final contents page maintains the front cover's theme while incorporating images to break up the text and make information easy to access.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people aged 18-28 about their preferences for a new R&B/Hip-Hop music magazine. Key findings include:
- The most popular artists mentioned were Nicki Minaj, J Cole, Drake, Kanye West, and Wiz Khalifa.
- 100% said the lyrics of songs attract them to the genre, and many also cited the image of R&B/Hip-Hop.
- Most respondents said they would pay 贈2-3 for the magazine and wanted it to include competitions, exclusive news/interviews, and gig dates.
- Bright colors, images of artists, fashion, and headphones were
This document contains a survey about creating a music magazine focused on R&B and hip-hop music. It asks respondents questions to gather information about their music interests, preferences for magazine content and design, and willingness to purchase a music magazine. The target audience is males and females aged 16-28 interested in R&B and hip-hop. It collects information on artists they listen to, what attracts them to the genres, how much they would pay and if they currently read music magazines. It also asks what would encourage purchases and preferences for cover images, interior content and feature articles.
XXL is a hip-hop magazine published by Harris Publications. Founded in 1977, Harris Publications publishes over 75 titles including XXL and other urban-focused magazines. Harris uses Adobe tools like Dreamweaver and Photoshop to quickly develop websites for their magazines to promote brand loyalty and drive newsstand sales. Their sites provide rich multimedia content to complement the print magazines and connect with readers. This integrated print-digital strategy has increased advertising revenue and audiences for both their magazines and websites.
I took various photographs that I felt would be suitable for my hip-hop/R&B magazine, paying attention to lighting, models, clothing, and poses. I was inspired by the front cover of XXL magazine featuring Nicki Minaj and Drake taking up most of the frame. I wanted to recreate this to capture attention, and also recreate the look of the artist New Boyz using two models that resembled a hip-hop duo. I took another photo of a model to feature in another article and give readers more insight into the magazine's content. For the contents page, I used smaller images to allow easy reading of text and navigation. The double-page spread continued using the front cover artists and styling
The focus group provided feedback on creating an R&B/Hip-Hop music magazine that would appeal to their demographic. For the front cover, they recommended using a bold image of an artist that represents the genre and relates to the main article. Sell lines should promote music, artists, urban fashion, and culture. Appropriate colors include red, grey, blue, and black. The contents page should feature 2-3 images related to articles and include a variety of content about music, fashion, interviews, and concerts. Double page spreads should have edgy images of artists to attract readers and include articles about an artist's music, personal life, achievements, and future plans, written in a collo
The document provides an analysis of the September/October 2008 issue of Billboard magazine. It summarizes the target audience as primarily being based in the US and focused on the music industry. It then analyzes various elements of the front cover, including the main image of singer Rihanna, cover lines, and use of colors/layout. It also summarizes the contents page, noting the charts, artist images, and easy-to-read contents listing. Finally, it analyzes a double-page article spread about Rihanna, focusing on her large main image and the rule of thirds layout.
The document provides an analysis of the September/October 2008 issue of Billboard magazine. It summarizes the target audience as primarily being based in the US and focused on the music industry. It then analyzes various elements of the front cover, including the main image of singer Rihanna, cover lines, and use of colors/layout. It also summarizes the contents page, noting the charts, artist images, and easy-to-read contents listing. Finally, it analyzes a double-page spread featuring a fun image of Rihanna on stage.
This course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of strategic management principles, frameworks, and applications in business. It explores strategic planning, environmental analysis, corporate governance, business ethics, and sustainability. The course integrates Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to enhance global and ethical perspectives in decision-making.
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