Friday 22 March 2013
1st Draft of my double page spread for my music magazine!
this is the first draft of my contents page its not finished yet, I need to add more for the text and edit it some more but ive kept in with the girly theme of the magazine in the colours and included an A4 picture of the main artist.
My first draft of my music magazine Contents Page!
This is the first draft of my music magazine's content page, is there anything I could improve on and what is it that you like? And what can I improve further?
Thursday 21 March 2013
Contents Page 1st Draft
This is my first draft, I need to add some pictures please comment on what you like and think I can improve on thank you!!!!
Wednesday 20 March 2013
2nd Draft of my Music Magazine Cover
2nd Draft:
This is the second drft of my music magazine cover, I changed the sticker of the '12 FREE POSTERS' to make it more like a music magazine and moved the coverlines any suggestions on how it can be improved further?
1st Draft of my Music Magazine Cover
1st Draft:
Here is the first draft of my music magazine, I still need to do some work on the editing and Ineed to arrange and add the coverlines still.
Thursday 7 March 2013
Monday 4 March 2013
Questionnaire for a Music Magazine!
Questionnaire for a Music Magazine!
QUESTIONNAIRE!
1. Would you read a music magazine?
Yes No
2. How much would you be willing to pay for a magazine?
Free 50p-£1.00 £1.00-£1.50 £1.50-£2.00
3. Who should the magazine be aimed at?
11-12 12-13 13-14 15+
4. What gender should the magazine be targeted towards?
Males Females Both
5. What colour schemes would attract you as a reader?
Bright, clashing colours Formal, plain and simple colours Average, primary colours
6. What sort of front cover image would attract you to the magazine?
A popular artist A popular band Album covers Gig shots
7. Are there any other factors that you would like to see in the magazine?
(Please make suggestions as necessary)
Thank You!
1. Would you read a music magazine?
Yes No
2. How much would you be willing to pay for a magazine?
Free 50p-£1.00 £1.00-£1.50 £1.50-£2.00
3. Who should the magazine be aimed at?
11-12 12-13 13-14 15+
4. What gender should the magazine be targeted towards?
Males Females Both
5. What colour schemes would attract you as a reader?
Bright, clashing colours Formal, plain and simple colours Average, primary colours
6. What sort of front cover image would attract you to the magazine?
A popular artist A popular band Album covers Gig shots
7. Are there any other factors that you would like to see in the magazine?
(Please make suggestions as necessary)
Thank You!
TEXTUAL ANAZLYSIS ON A DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD!
Textual Analysis of a Double Page Spread!
The main colour scheme of this page is pink, yellow, blue and white sigh pink being the most dominant colour to appeal to young girls. The blue don't on the left hand side of the page links both of the pages together due to the artist wearing the same colour for his suit. The blue of his suit and font may also resemble the artists masculinity. The artist is wearing a smart suit with sunglasses which is an unusual style but shows the uniqueness and edginess of the artist. The interview is set out in 11 separate areas with a subheading of the question the editor/ interviewer is asking the artist so that the reader can choose to read the answers to the ones they are most interested in. The whole right hand side of the page is taken up by a large images of the artist so that the reader can see who the article is about without even starting to read the article, however the writing to picture ratio is around 50:50. The pull quotes are used throughout the article to emphasise the important and interesting parts of the text so the reader is more likely to reader the whole of the article. The words 'exclusive interview' at the top of the page make the reader think that they haven't read anything like it before and that they will actually see what the artist is like because it is a personal interview with them. The smaller image of the artist and his mother helps to make the article very personal to the artist. The advertisement at the bottom of the page helps to promote the main artist even moe so that of the reading about the artist they can know when his new single is released and download it.
The main colour scheme of this page is pink, yellow, blue and white sigh pink being the most dominant colour to appeal to young girls. The blue don't on the left hand side of the page links both of the pages together due to the artist wearing the same colour for his suit. The blue of his suit and font may also resemble the artists masculinity. The artist is wearing a smart suit with sunglasses which is an unusual style but shows the uniqueness and edginess of the artist. The interview is set out in 11 separate areas with a subheading of the question the editor/ interviewer is asking the artist so that the reader can choose to read the answers to the ones they are most interested in. The whole right hand side of the page is taken up by a large images of the artist so that the reader can see who the article is about without even starting to read the article, however the writing to picture ratio is around 50:50. The pull quotes are used throughout the article to emphasise the important and interesting parts of the text so the reader is more likely to reader the whole of the article. The words 'exclusive interview' at the top of the page make the reader think that they haven't read anything like it before and that they will actually see what the artist is like because it is a personal interview with them. The smaller image of the artist and his mother helps to make the article very personal to the artist. The advertisement at the bottom of the page helps to promote the main artist even moe so that of the reading about the artist they can know when his new single is released and download it.
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