In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
My sells line are
provocative, and have swear words which might be unusual for normal media
magazine users. This makes magazine stand out from other genres as swear words
aren’t seen in music magazine genres such as pop and indie. The masthead
doesn’t look conventional as is the writing is jagged. The masthead will be eye
catching so it’s recognisable. The interesting sell lines will entice the
audience to buy the magazine. The main image will take over the majority of the
page allowing the audience to see the artist’s expression and pose as I’m using
a long shot image. This also allows the audience to be enticed to what the
artist is wearing and would want to buy what she’s wearing/look like her. The
main image shows a guitar allowing the audience to notice that it’s a music
magazine.
Other information such
as price and date, barcode, issue number allows the reader to acknowledge the
general information that is needed to be known e.g. price. The plug will
probably be a competition to interest the reader into getting to know more
about the prize leading them to buy the magazine as they think they have a
chance in winning. The plug will be something about winning tickets to their
favourite artist’s show which would be a good opportunity for the readers.
The double page spread
includes articles on the well-known artists allowing the audience to learn more
information about that artist. This is one of the reasons people buy magazines;
to read more about the artists. Posters will be included in the magazine to entice
people in buying the magazine, as my target audience will be interested in
putting posters up on their wall of their favourite artists.
Features such as
reviews are informative to the reader and it would be something the reader
would want to know. Albums allow the reader to know
what’s new with the music scene; this keeps the magazine’s readers on trend.
The colours I’m using;
red, black and grey are somewhat conventional colours for a rock magazine; I
chose this house style because alternative music also incorporates rock.
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