Media music magazine evalutaion question 1
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The document discusses how the media product, a rock magazine called Paranoia, uses and develops conventions of real magazines. [1] It includes conventional elements such as a barcode with price and issue details, a bold title, interviews, color scheme, contents page with images and page numbers, use of models as artists and advertisements, layout of the front cover similar to Uncut magazine, inclusion of extras like an album cover, and advertising of free posters to encourage sales. [2] The document examines how each of these real magazine elements were included and their purpose, such as making the magazine look authentic, stand out, be visually appealing and draw in the target audience. [3]
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- The author created a music magazine focused on club, dubstep, and dance music for their target audience of 15-25 year olds interested in that genre.
- Some conventions like a letter from the editor were omitted based on feedback. Unconventionally, the front cover is dark colored rather than bright to stand out from typical magazines.AS Media - Evaluation (Magazine)
AS Media - Evaluation (Magazine)hannahdelahuntasmedia
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The document provides an overview of a pop magazine aimed at teenage girls aged 14-17. It discusses the key elements included on the front cover such as the masthead, cover lines, images, and language used. The front cover is designed to attract the target audience and look professional like real magazines found in stores. Conventions from mainstream music magazines such as bar codes and issue numbers are included.Media as coursework evaluation
Media as coursework evaluationIzzy Dennis
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Izzy Dennis created a music magazine called "Fusion" for their media coursework evaluation. They enjoyed creating the main task more than the preliminary task because they had gained more skills. They were inspired by popular music magazines like Rolling Stone. Izzy researched conventions of magazine covers, contents pages, and double page spreads. They incorporated typical conventions to appeal to their target audience.Evaluation
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The document compares the author's draft and actual front covers for their R&B magazine called "Desire". For the actual cover, the author zoomed in more on the model's face to make her the center of attention. Colors were changed to red, black, and white to appeal to the target audience. More text was added for more information. A barcode and issue number were included to make it seem more like a real magazine. The name "Desire" was chosen to create an association between the magazine and readers.Evaluation
EvaluationJK121
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The document compares the author's draft and actual front covers for their R&B magazine called "Desire". For the actual cover, the author zoomed in more on the model's face to make her the center of attention. Colors were changed to red, black, and white to appeal to the target audience. More text was added for more information. A barcode and issue number were included to make it look like a real magazine. The name "Desire" was chosen to create an association between the magazine and readers.More from jess_hopee (6)
Evaluation 2
Evaluation 2jess_hopee
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My media product represents the social group of young girls interested in pop music and culture between 12-16 years old. The magazine focuses on topics within the pop world beyond just music, including fashion and the personal lives of pop artists. It uses pink branding and colloquial language to appeal to its target audience. The low price point of £1.99 and appropriate content and images aim to attract young readers within this social group without objection from parents or guardians.Evaluation seven
Evaluation sevenjess_hopee
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The document compares the student's preliminary school magazine task to their final music magazine product. They noticed significant improvements in design, layout, and use of software between the two projects. For the music magazine, they researched magazine conventions, planned out pages more effectively, and learned how to use InDesign and PicMonkey better to make the end product look more professional and authentic. Overall, their skills in design, techniques, and using various software improved greatly from the initial task to the final music magazine.Evaluation two
Evaluation twojess_hopee
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My media products target 16-30 year olds interested in indie/rock music. It represents this audience's enjoyment of and knowledge about this music genre. The target audience is presented as having clear social views and being up-to-date on recent music news. The products keep the audience informed about the latest music developments.
The intended audience spends much of its limited money on concerts and festivals, which they enjoy most. They are students or working full-time but have little leftover income. As a result, the magazine is priced low. This audience also likes vinyl records, festivals, beers with friends while music plays, and playing or singing instruments themselves.
The media represents indie/rock social groups through aEvaluation two
Evaluation twojess_hopee
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My media products target 16-30 year olds interested in indie/rock music. It represents this audience's enjoyment of and knowledge about this music genre. The target audience is presented as having clear social views and being up-to-date on recent music news. The products aim to keep the audience informed about the latest music news.
The intended audience spends much of its limited money on concerts and music festivals. Members are usually students or working full-time but with little leftover income. They live with family or in rented flats. Key interests include vinyl records, festivals, concerts, visiting Camden on weekends, discovering new bands, drinking beer on weekends with music, and playing instruments or singing with friends.
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Media evalutaion question 2jess_hopee
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Both magazines represent social groups interested in rock and metal music. The print magazines feature models posing strongly on the cover to draw attention, with different stylistic choices in backgrounds, lighting, and clothing of the models. Both magazines also promote additional artists and products inside the issue through text on the cover.Media music magazine evalutaion question 1
Media music magazine evalutaion question 1jess_hopee
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The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It summarizes how the magazine includes conventional elements such as a bar code with price and issue details, a bold title, interviews, a color scheme, contents page with images and page numbers, photos of people, a professional layout including masthead and images on the cover, extras like an album cover, and advertisements for free posters to encourage purchases. These elements make the magazine look authentic and help engage the target rock music audience.Media music magazine evalutaion question 1
- 1. Evaluation 1. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products? My magazine use’s many conventional techniques of real media magazines, for example; bar code, title, interview, contents page, colour scheme, people, layout, extras and posters.
- 3. Bar Code I have added a bar code to my magazine to make it more authentic. With my bar code I have added at the bottom the price which is £2.50, the date of the magazine and the issue no. This will also make it look more authentic. Whilst creating my bar code I looked at other music magazines bar codes and that’s how I got the idea to add the extra details at the bottom.
- 4. Title I added a title to my magazine to draw the audiences attention, I made it this style because it was bold enough to grab the readers attention. Also with this title I wanted it to stand out enough that if you saw it you would automatically know it was from the rock magazine I created. It also makes the magazine unique, which makes it stand out from other magazines. I have followed typical magazine conventions of having the title at the top of the front cover covering the top, from left to right. This title also reflects the type of magazine I have created which is rock, it represents this genre because it is bold and because of the white streaks throughout the word. Also the name ‘PARANOIA’ would appeal to my target audience.
- 5. Interview I found writing the interview for the double page spread hard to start, but after researching other magazine interviews online and look at hard copies in front of me, I found it easy to type up an interview. It made me look at life threw a different perspective and give the artist I created an interesting background and past. I found by doing this I could connect with the image I was trying to create for my target audience, which would help draw them into the interview.
- 6. Colour Scheme By using this colour scheme it made my magazine stand out more. It would appeal to my target audience and it fit my theme well. These colours complement each other, which makes my magazine look better, more professional and more authentic. It also makes my magazine more visually appealing than magazines with colours that don’t suit each other and are to bright or bold.
- 7. Contents Page For my contents page I used the idea of having the content of the magazine with the page numbers on the right side of the page. I made them content bold enough to catch the readers eye and easy to read. I also stuck with the colour scheme like the rest of the magazine pages. I used images along the sides to draw the readers attention. I used the images as little advertisements, for example; the top left image is advertising an interview with ‘Roxie’ on page 47 and the bottom left image is advertising posters on page 30. I feel I could’ve added more to my contents page but I like how it fits in with the rest of my magazine the clean, minimalistic look and it has the same colour scheme and font as the rest of the magazine.
- 8. People I have used my own images throughout this magazine, I have used three different models. I used Caitlin as my main model, she was my new upcoming artist ‘VIXEN’. Caitlin is my cover artist on my front page, she’s on a album cover on the contents page and she’s the artist on the double page spread. Then my second model is Hayley who I used for an advertisement on the contents page for an interview with another female artist called Roxie. My third model was Tayla who was a advertisement for a poster later on in the magazine. I used these three models because they fit the genre of my magazine and to help put across a professional magazine, to make it look more authentic.
- 9. Layout From doing all my research before designing my magazine I knew that the first glance of a magazine will often decide whether we will buy the magazine or not. So I wanted my magazine to look good so when my target audience glance at the magazine I want them too want to look more and to buy the magazine. The first glance of the magazine is based on the front cover. So I knew the layout of my front cover had to be good. I added all the conventional things a magazine has to my front cover, such as a mast head, skyline, slogan, main image, anchorage text, sell lines, price and bar code. Looking at my front cover now I think it would attract my target audiences attention and draw them to buy it. It fits in with my theme and genre well. I used the magazine UNCUT to help design my front cover, as it has that simple, minimalistic and clean look I was aiming for.
- 10. Extras For my contents page I created an album cover for my main cover artist. I used in my contents page to advertise the double page spread interview on that artist. This gave my magazine more of a professional look because in every other magazine I researched they had an advertisement for a new album coming out. Also it added to the double page spread by adding the album that they were talking about in the beginning, which advertised it more.
- 11. Posters I was advertising free posters that come with my magazine to promote and encourage people to buy my magazine. I advertised the free posters on the front cover and on the contents page. By advertising a free product more people will be inclined to spend £2.50 on the magazine because they will think that they are getting more free than they are paying for. From advertising the free poster on the front cover it will encourage more people to buy the magazine with their first glance, because they will see they bold word saying ‘FREE’.