Tuesday, 9 December 2014

Brand Identity

Create Compelling Magazine Covers:
How are you going to make your front cover visually appealing to the reader from six feet away?
I'm going to put my text in bold and put it in a colour that will stand out for a distance (black) and I will make it so it's big enough to read.
What design ideas do you already have?




Which masthead have you decided to use – what does the layout and language suggest about the brand identity you are trying to create?
The design is unique and looks good and can be easily recognized.  










Focus Your Content to Your Target Audience: 
What features will your magazine include and why?
Features like news and interviews about/with bands/artists will be used in the magazine. This will help create the magazine an image
Music magazine have a niche audience. Can you explain your niche and how you will ensure content appeal to audience?
People aged 16+ and who like house music and going partying.
Choose a Graphic Design That Reflects Your Magazine's Purpose:















Respond to Your Changing Audience:
Review how your magazine fits into today's world:
My magazine is up to date and would be popular in boys and girls aged 16+ this magazine would be aimed at people who enjoy going partying and like to be up to date with all the new artist and there new releases.  
Outline, in detail, who your target audience is:
Age: 16+
Gender: Male & Female
Enjoy going partying
Brand Beyond the Pages:
Can you consider how you might develop your brand outside of the actual magazine itself? 
The magazine would be released in summer 2015 so it's ready for the summer party season it would have a free CD with the new biggest songs of the year. 

Wednesday, 5 November 2014

Evaluation/ Reflection Question 4


Evaluation/ Reflection Question 3

 Teenagers aged 13-18 that attend the school or attend local schools. The magazine would include useful tips a weekly timetable of what’s going on at the school before and after school times. 

Wednesday, 15 October 2014

Magazine Concept

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Baseline Assessment Feedback
Key Content
Mid shot, showing everything above the waist.

Close up, the object fills most of the frame.

Extreme closeup, the object fills the whole frame.


POV, picture taken from the camera man's point of view

Aerial shot, birds eye view of the scene.

High angle shot, makes the object look smaller, adds intimidation.

Over the shoulder




Establishing shot, pull focus.

Monday, 22 September 2014

Tubecop allows you to easily chop sections from any YouTube video and share it. This makes it a great tool to use when analysing the media e.g. like a news report or video clip from a film. It has a simple interface that only requires limited inputs to crop a video. The only steps that are required is to input the URL of the video and the start and stop times of the segment that you are interested in grabbing. This will help when I have to analysis videos for my media coursework/ homework.
http://www.tubechop.com/