Tuesday 18 October 2011

Initial Plans

Initial Plans

Publishing Company: IPC Media

Price: £2.50

Frequency: Weekly

Issue Size: Approx 70 pages

Target Audience: 17-25 years, Male.

Frequency: Weekly

Regular Content: Reviews, New Albums/Singles, New artists

Feature Articles: New Artists

Saturday 15 October 2011

Friday 14 October 2011

Initial Ideas

Genre: Indie

Age Range: 13-25

Gender: Mixed

Location: International

Tuesday 11 October 2011

Evaluation

Friday 7 October 2011

You've Been Framed!

 LOW ANGLE SHOT 
 HIGH ANGLE LONG SHOT
 ON THE PHONE
CLOSE UP IN NATURE

 ISOLATION
 OVER THE SHOULDER
 MEDIUM CLOSE UP
LONG SHOT 
 FRIENDSHIP
 ANGER
TIME

Thursday 6 October 2011

Pictures i was going to use.




Picture I used for my front cover

Pictures i've used on my contents page






Contents page plan

Contents page
• My contents page is going to have seven different sections
-sports
- whats new
-helping you
-win an ipod
-new facilities
• its going to have 6 different images on it
-     Editor
      Alex Ruse
lockers
'block c' sign
'?'
an ipod touch 

Front cover plan

Front cover
• my magazine is going to be called 'School.'
• the main image on the front cover will be a student in her p.e uniform
•i am going to have contact information on the fron page undernieth the title
•i am going to have four main storys
-          Alex Ruse, the girl who is on the front
-          School results from sports comepetitions
-          Results
-          Ways to revise

Front Cover

Contents Page

Sunday 2 October 2011

Mise-En-Scene (Put into the Scene) Pictures.


Classical Music


We <3 Pop.


 Froots


 Kerrang!


 NME


 Q


VIBE



*These pictures correspond with my other blog post - 'Mise-En-Scene (Put into the Scene)'


Mise-En-Scene (Put into the Scene)

Everything in front of the camera including : lighting, clothing, props, facial expression, colour.


Classical Music
  • Medium long shot, background to show where they are (Russia)
Froots
  • The Mise-en-scene shows that it's folk music.
Kerrang!
  • Mise-en-scene, ironic because though rockers don't seem to eat ice cream because it's sweet and innocent. It also implies that he's cool.
NME
  • Linked the masthead with the main story (American Flag)
Q
  • The Mise-en-scene corresponds with the headline.
Vibe
  • Mise-en-scene is cool, laid back, hard and cool.
We <3 Pop
  • Young age group, bright, happy. Shows she's high status because the main article is just her name,

*Go to my other blog post, 'Mise-En-Scene (Put into the Scene)' for the corresponding pictures.

Codes & Conventions of a Magazine Front Cover.

  • All have a big central image (mid shot)
  • All have the biggest stories of the week, on the front, to catch the attention of the target audience.
  • Colourful and bold.
  • Pictures and titles overlap (which shows that the magazine is known enough to hide some of the title).
  • Price included, usually, on the bottom.
  • All have a date the magazine was issued.
  • Bar-code on bottom right.
  • Cover lines decorated with graphics.
  • 4 or 5 cover lines on each, depending on genre.
  • Masthead font is unique
  • 2.3 fonts
  • Biggest story matches image.
  • Main image uses direct address.