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The document summarizes how the media product, a magazine, uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It discusses using inspiration from other magazines' contents pages, mastheads, titles, barcodes, fonts, and photo styles. While copying conventions to appear like a real magazine, it also challenges some conventions, using fewer photos and softer colors atypical of music magazines to appeal more to its target female audience.
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2. Photographs of the artist are featured prominently on the cover and inside pages following conventions, while customized elements like colors and layouts make it distinct from other magazines.
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This document summarizes the key elements of the magazine front cover, contents page, and double page spread (DPS) that was created, along with how it represents social groups and its target audience.
The front cover uses an unusual masthead font, dominant central image, and cover lines/article teasers. The contents page mixes conventions from other magazines and uses color consistently. The DPS features an informal artist interview formatted across three columns.
While the magazine does not explicitly represent a subculture like "emos" or "goths", it would appeal most to the "hoodies" subculture interested in hip hop and R&B. It aims to consider issues of gender, age, and ethnicity through inclusiveMedia progresion
Media progresioncollinsashley40
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Since completing a preliminary magazine production task, the author has learned better conventions for their final magazine production. They have learned that using conventions like informal language can make the magazine more appealing to its target audience of urban youth. The author has also learned about effective features like subscriptions, relevant photography using proper attire and poses, and layouts with large images and text placement like other music magazines. Through examining existing magazines, the author has gained knowledge about using conventions like fonts, colors, and page designs to make their magazine stand out and be more professional and appealing.Magazine Evaluation - Question 1
Magazine Evaluation - Question 1ConnorDelaney
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This document discusses the conventions used in magazine design and how the student's media product follows or challenges these conventions.
The student uses common magazine design conventions like rules of thirds for layout, varying font sizes and styles for emphasis, and consistent branding across the front cover, contents page, and articles. However, the student challenges some conventions by using "This Week" instead of "Contents" and including a subscription promotion on the contents page. Overall, the student aims to create a professional magazine that follows real industry standards while putting their own spin on some elements.Question 1)
Question 1)12L1491
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The media product uses, develops, and challenges some conventions of real music magazines. It uses typical conventions like placing the masthead, selling line, issue details, and barcode in standard locations. However, it develops conventions by using unique fonts, colors, and layouts. It also challenges conventions by placing some elements like the editor's note and main coverline in non-typical locations or styles. Overall, the goal is to create a modern feel while still following recognized magazine conventions.Evaluation of My Music Magazine
Evaluation of My Music Magazineozgealtinok
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The document provides an evaluation of the student's music magazine product. It discusses how the magazine challenged conventions of real media products through its design choices. The student aimed to make the masthead eye-catching and used a volume icon to represent the title. Social media logos were included on the contents page against convention. Representations of various social groups are discussed, showing confident models. The potential distribution by Bauer is outlined due to their experience with similar magazines. Technologies learned through the process are listed, including Photoshop, cameras, and presentation software. Overall development from the preliminary task to the full product is recognized.Evaluation of My Music Magazine
Evaluation of My Music Magazineozgealtinok
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The document discusses the student's evaluation of their music magazine project. It covers how the student's magazine both used conventions from real magazines as well as challenged some conventions. The student analyzed how they represented particular social groups through images and articles. Technologies used in constructing the magazine included SLR cameras, Photoshop, the internet, Word, and more. The student learned skills in using these technologies and improved their researching abilities from their preliminary task to the full project.Evaluation question 1 
Evaluation question 1 rdowell1
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The product challenges conventions of real music magazines in several ways. It uses three main colors throughout (pink, black, white) like professional magazines. It features a black and white close-up image rather than the typical color photo. The handwritten masthead and lowercase letters differ from block fonts commonly used. Page numbers by features and a colored banner separating sections mimic conventions, but are implemented differently to make the magazine unique.Eval 1
Eval 1torgraham
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The document provides an evaluation by Victoria Graham of her cover page and double page spread for her music magazine coursework. She compares her work to conventions of professional music magazines and analyzes ways to potentially improve. She explains the technology used and why certain design choices were made.Evaluation q1
Evaluation q1akii786
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This document evaluates how the media product uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real media.
The summary discusses several ways the magazine cover follows real magazine conventions, including using a masthead at the top third, cover lines about charts and artists, and placing the price and date at the bottom.
Images are used on the cover and contents page to attract readers' attention and showcase the target audience and genre. Page numbers and a "contents" header also mimic real magazine layouts.
Sections and lists of popular artists further organize the contents page and aim to remind readers this is a music-focused publication.Evaluation q1
Evaluation q1akii786
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This document evaluates how the media product uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real media.
The summary uses mastheads, cover lines, images, and other design elements to follow conventions of real music magazines. The masthead "BASSBIN" is intended to attract attention. Cover lines promote music artists and charts to portray it as a music magazine focused on rap. Images of musicians are used to represent the target audience and genre. Placement of elements follows conventions like the rule of thirds. Additional features like barcodes and dates are included at the bottom as is typical.
The contents page continues following conventions with a masthead, "contents" header, images, page numbers, and lists of popular artists. SubQuestion 1
Question 1tkwepilechs
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The document discusses Thabile Kwepile's inspiration and design choices for the front cover and contents page of a neo-soul music magazine. Thabile was inspired by the layout and color scheme of the magazine Blues & Soul and used it as a template. Elements copied from Blues & Soul and other magazines include large images, quotes, and an "editors view" section. The goal was to create a magazine that appealed to neo-soul fans while challenging conventions of typical soul magazines.Evaluation of my music magazine
Evaluation of my music magazineRosieDaly1
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Rosie Daly evaluates her music magazine "My Music Magazine" and how it uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real music magazines. She discusses using conventions like a masthead, issue date/number, barcode, and price on the front cover. However, she angles the masthead non-traditionally. In contents and interviews, she replicates layouts from real magazines. Overall, she aims to balance following conventions to seem realistic while also experimenting with conventions to make her magazine unique.Question 1 evaluation
Question 1 evaluationasmedia
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1. The magazine cover uses some conventions of real magazines, such as placing the masthead at the top center and using colorful, eye-catching images. However, it also challenges some conventions by placing the barcode on the left side rather than the price.
2. The contents page follows conventions such as including the magazine logo, title, date, and variety of colorful artist images. It challenges conventions slightly by making the page numbers and headlines bolder to stand out more.
3. Overall, the magazine uses standard forms and conventions of real magazines but also develops and challenges some conventions, such as the unconventional barcode and coverline colors and bolder design elements on the contents page.Media evaluation. Blue Parker
Media evaluation. Blue Parkerblueparker
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The document discusses the author's dubstep magazine cover and contents page and how they conform and challenge conventions of music magazines.
The cover uses bright colors, large central image, and featuring section that conform with music magazine conventions. However, it challenges conventions by using a bold cover line and not including background images.
The contents page includes a large central image and columns for easy reading, conforming to conventions. But it challenges conventions by having text wrap around a large central image rather than separating image and text onto different pages.Question one evaluation
- 2. 1. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
- 3. What products did I use for inspiration?
- 5. This contents page Is what I used The overall mise-en- the most to develop my magazine scene of the to fit the usual conventions of a contents is simple music magazine. and effective, I used this style within my design. Inserting pictures of young females is what my audience expected. Although I challenged usual conventions of a music magazine as the portraits seem to be professionally taken rather than live shots. The contents page used small and wide columns to arrange their text effectively. I copied this to achieve the usual conventions of a Fonts I have used are fairly similar to magazine. that of the other magazine, I felt this created something extra to the page, creating more interest.
- 6. I challenged the usual I copied some general music I decided to add no other photos onto conventions of a magazine ideas to class my my cover as I felt this cheapened the music magazines magazine as ‘down market’ so it with the general appeals to my younger audience. overall look, also making it look colours used. I cluttered. decided to stick to three colours white, black and green. These gave the magazine a softer approach and made my target audience of girls fairly obvious. My magazine can be recognised as a real magazine due to the professionally taken photo, Masthead, title and the I copied this of the NME magazine to bar code. Which are generally found fill up the space at the bottom of my on every magazine. magazine and also so my audience can read what else is within the magazine.
- 7. I used pull quotes to fit in I copied the style of photograph with usual conventions of a by placing my model on the left double page spread, this hand side to allow text to fit on grabs the readers attention the right side, I photo shopped and makes them want to the photo to give it maximum appeal read more. I used a big header to catch the readers My magazine can be recognised as a attention and to follow usual female alternative magazine due to the conventions of a double page. I used a feminine colours, and fonts and also due sans serif font to give it a ‘classier’ feel to the amount of female models that the and more sophisticated. audience can relate to.