This magazine issue features a flawless cover with an overlapping image of a model. The main stories include four articles marked by subheadings as well as additional images and information. A table of contents in the back lists stories, features, and images throughout the issue along with corresponding page numbers.
1) The music video for "Hold On We're Going Home" by Drake establishes the setting of Miami in 1985 through title cards and 80s-inspired fonts and costumes.
2) The video introduces Drake celebrating at a business meeting before cutting to a mysterious woman alone in a dimly lit room, signaling her role as the "victim."
3) Drake receives a call informing him something has happened to the woman, prompting him to lead a group of men on a mission to rescue her, fulfilling the narrative stages of disruption and attempt to repair.
4) The video concludes with Drake and the woman reunited in a romantic moment, representing the achievement of rescuing her and their relationship as a classic
This document contains demographic and psychographic profiles for two individuals, Ria G and Jermaine O, along with an analysis of them as potential audience members. Ria is a 17-year-old female who lives in Croydon and works at River Island. She enjoys journalism, music, and creative arts. Jermaine is an 18-year-old male who lives in South Norwood and works at an EE phone shop. He enjoys business, music, and creative arts. The document explains that these profiles represent the targeted audience of a mixed gender school in London for a music production, and that creating profiles of both male and female audiences is important for understanding their interests.
This magazine issue features a flawless cover with an overlapping image of a model. The main stories include four articles marked by subheadings as well as additional images and information. A table of contents in the back lists stories, features, and images throughout the issue along with corresponding page numbers.
1) The music video for "Hold On We're Going Home" by Drake establishes the setting of Miami in 1985 through title cards and 80s-inspired fonts and costumes.
2) The video introduces Drake celebrating at a business meeting before cutting to a mysterious woman alone in a dimly lit room, signaling her role as the "victim."
3) Drake receives a call informing him something has happened to the woman, prompting him to lead a group of men on a mission to rescue her, fulfilling the narrative stages of disruption and attempt to repair.
4) The video concludes with Drake and the woman reunited in a romantic moment, representing the achievement of rescuing her and their relationship as a classic
This document contains demographic and psychographic profiles for two individuals, Ria G and Jermaine O, along with an analysis of them as potential audience members. Ria is a 17-year-old female who lives in Croydon and works at River Island. She enjoys journalism, music, and creative arts. Jermaine is an 18-year-old male who lives in South Norwood and works at an EE phone shop. He enjoys business, music, and creative arts. The document explains that these profiles represent the targeted audience of a mixed gender school in London for a music production, and that creating profiles of both male and female audiences is important for understanding their interests.
This document appears to be the table of contents for a magazine issue. It lists the cover image and title at the top, along with accolades for the issue. The main sections include three stories highlighted with subheadings, additional images and info sections, and a fourth story. Standard elements like a strapline, barcode, price and contents listing with internal images are also included.
The document discusses the magazine layout of VIBE magazine and how it will influence the layout of the author's own magazine. The author likes VIBE's simple yet bold layout that is easy to read and visually appealing to its target 16-24 year old audience. Some key aspects that will be replicated include a consistent color scheme, repeating cover images and logos, and informal language representative of teenagers. The goal is to create a magazine layout and style that matches VIBE's success at representing music and appealing to a similar youth audience.
The document describes the results of a survey conducted with 50 students between ages 11-19 about their music preferences and consumption habits. The survey found that hip hop, R&B and pop were the most popular genres. Most respondents listened to music daily and watched music videos, being drawn by word of mouth, the artist, and music videos/images on websites. While few bought full albums, preferred prices were £5-15. Artists and music videos were cited as the most important and enticing parts of websites. The survey aimed to help tailor a music video and accompanying materials to 16-19 year old audiences.
This album cover analysis summarizes the key elements of Drake's "Take Care" album cover:
- The cover features neutral colors and symbols of wealth like gold chains and watches to represent Drake's maturity and success while subverting hip hop genre stereotypes.
- Drake's posture and the absence of the album title reinforce his strong public image and fame.
- Inside the album case and on the CD, the black and gold color scheme and owl symbol of Drake's record label maintain consistency in representing wealth and status.
The document discusses the house style of the VIBE magazine and how it can be used as a template for a new music magazine. Some key aspects of the VIBE magazine's house style mentioned include a faded 'V' in the background on every page, separating the contents into three sections, wrapping text around images, and having a main image that takes up one page with the accompanying article on the facing page. The author intends to model their new magazine after VIBE's layout, using a simple design with bold images and less text that is appropriate for their target 16-24 year old audience. They will also employ consistent colors like red, grey, white and black throughout the magazine and feature the same artist across the
The document discusses magazine layout and design elements that could be used for a music magazine targeting 16-24 year olds. It analyzes magazines like Vibe, Q, Mojo, Billboard and NME to find effective design techniques. Some key elements that could be adopted include Vibe's faded letter in the background for brand recognition, Q's use of images and page numbers on the contents page for easy navigation, and NME's bold writing of featured artists on the cover. The document proposes using a simple, image-focused layout like Vibe that appeals to the target demographic. Colors like red, black and white would be used consistently across pages to create a recognizable style.
The document discusses the house style of the magazine VIBE, which the author likes. It focuses on layout elements like consistent fonts, placement of images, and color schemes. The author wants to model their own magazine's layout after VIBE since it targets a similar audience of 16-24 year olds. Elements like bold visuals, limited text, and casual celebrity images will keep the content accessible and engaging for teenage readers. Red, grey, white and black colors will be used consistently throughout the magazine to create a recognizable house style.
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The document summarizes the progression of the author's magazine project from the preliminary task to the final product. Some key points:
- The preliminary task used PowerPoint and low quality photos, while the final product used professional software and photos.
- Research included surveys to determine the target audience of teenage girls interested in hip hop and R&B music, as well as analyzing conventions of similar magazines.
- Planning consisted of target profiles, mood boards, layout designs and font selections to conform to magazine conventions and attract the target audience.
- Production involved a photoshoot, editing photos in Adobe programs, and including appropriate content, cover lines and convergence to appeal to readers.
- The author
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang ilmu sosial dasar seperti pengertian individu, keluarga, dan masyarakat. Individu didefinisikan sebagai unit terkecil yang tidak dapat dipisahkan, sedangkan keluarga adalah unit sosial terkecil yang memiliki peran penting dalam pendidikan dan perlindungan anggotanya. Keluarga juga berperan dalam memenuhi kebutuhan ekonomi anggotanya.
- The author created a documentary on the topic of beauty as their extended project. They faced challenges but received positive feedback on the finished documentary.
- To create the documentary, the author conducted research, planned interviews, filmed different examples of beauty, edited the footage together, and published the documentary online.
- The author defined beauty broadly, exploring how it extends beyond physical appearance to include things like nature, art, knowledge and human interaction. They wanted to show viewers a new perspective on the concept of beauty.
This bibliography lists 6 websites and resources used for a project including www.blogger.com, www.googleimages.com, www.prezi.com, www.slideshare.com, http://www.dove.com/uk/stories/campaigns/nolikesneed ed-campaign.html, and www.youtube.com. It also lists the equipment used which includes a Canon 500D camera, Adobe Premiere cs5, iMac and laptop, and a notebook.
Aziza Ouladhmidou Robinson has chosen to create an independent documentary for her extended project qualification. Her documentary will explore the question "Can Beauty Be Defined?" through interviews, research, and expressing her own views. As part of the project, she will also create an interactive blog to upload her research findings. She chose this topic because defining beauty is interesting and meaningful to her and many young people facing issues with self-esteem and confidence. Her first steps will be to plan out each stage of the project using an activity log sheet provided by her teacher assessor. This will allow her to plan timescales and create a journey for completing tasks like setting up her blog, researching different cultures' views on beauty, and
The document discusses gathering audience feedback on a music video project to identify areas for improvement and ensure the video meets audience expectations. Feedback was collected from initial draft viewings and external reviews to determine what needed to be "tweaked" in the final product, such as adding more camera shots, filming at additional locations with better lighting and colorful atmospheres, and getting suggestions from the performer who was also part of the target audience.
The document discusses three media products created for a music artist: a digipack, music advert, and music video.
For the digipack, conventions like centering the artist image and including contact information were followed, while the font and colors were made unique. Inspiration was drawn from Drake, J. Cole, and Paigey Cakey. The music advert centered the artist and included reviews, pre-order options, and social media links. Rihanna's ads provided inspiration. The music video incorporated performance and narrative elements like Rihanna and Drake's videos using available props and costumes. Shots and editing styles from other artists were adapted to keep engagement.
Deej, a close family friend of Janna, agreed to be the artist for the group's photoshoot after Janna contacted her through Whatsapp. They arranged a date and time for the meeting, which Janna then shared with the other group members at school. The group decided the perfect location was Mr. Jarratt's studio, as he owns professional photography equipment like cameras, lighting, and backdrops, which would allow them to take high-quality photos for their project and ensure a clean, consistent background.
Artists use logos to create brand recognition that builds familiarity with audiences. Logos are popular in hip hop and R&B, with artists like Drake, Kendrick Lamar, and Rihanna known for their emblems, which they promote through album covers, music videos, and merchandise to expand their brands and retail presence. The document discusses choosing a logo design that represents the artist and their message, citing examples like Beyoncé embracing her black heritage or Kendrick Lamar symbolizing ambition.
This document appears to be the table of contents for a magazine issue. It lists the cover image and title at the top, along with accolades for the issue. The main sections include three stories highlighted with subheadings, additional images and info sections, and a fourth story. Standard elements like a strapline, barcode, price and contents listing with internal images are also included.
The document discusses the magazine layout of VIBE magazine and how it will influence the layout of the author's own magazine. The author likes VIBE's simple yet bold layout that is easy to read and visually appealing to its target 16-24 year old audience. Some key aspects that will be replicated include a consistent color scheme, repeating cover images and logos, and informal language representative of teenagers. The goal is to create a magazine layout and style that matches VIBE's success at representing music and appealing to a similar youth audience.
The document describes the results of a survey conducted with 50 students between ages 11-19 about their music preferences and consumption habits. The survey found that hip hop, R&B and pop were the most popular genres. Most respondents listened to music daily and watched music videos, being drawn by word of mouth, the artist, and music videos/images on websites. While few bought full albums, preferred prices were £5-15. Artists and music videos were cited as the most important and enticing parts of websites. The survey aimed to help tailor a music video and accompanying materials to 16-19 year old audiences.
This album cover analysis summarizes the key elements of Drake's "Take Care" album cover:
- The cover features neutral colors and symbols of wealth like gold chains and watches to represent Drake's maturity and success while subverting hip hop genre stereotypes.
- Drake's posture and the absence of the album title reinforce his strong public image and fame.
- Inside the album case and on the CD, the black and gold color scheme and owl symbol of Drake's record label maintain consistency in representing wealth and status.
The document discusses the house style of the VIBE magazine and how it can be used as a template for a new music magazine. Some key aspects of the VIBE magazine's house style mentioned include a faded 'V' in the background on every page, separating the contents into three sections, wrapping text around images, and having a main image that takes up one page with the accompanying article on the facing page. The author intends to model their new magazine after VIBE's layout, using a simple design with bold images and less text that is appropriate for their target 16-24 year old audience. They will also employ consistent colors like red, grey, white and black throughout the magazine and feature the same artist across the
The document discusses magazine layout and design elements that could be used for a music magazine targeting 16-24 year olds. It analyzes magazines like Vibe, Q, Mojo, Billboard and NME to find effective design techniques. Some key elements that could be adopted include Vibe's faded letter in the background for brand recognition, Q's use of images and page numbers on the contents page for easy navigation, and NME's bold writing of featured artists on the cover. The document proposes using a simple, image-focused layout like Vibe that appeals to the target demographic. Colors like red, black and white would be used consistently across pages to create a recognizable style.
The document discusses the house style of the magazine VIBE, which the author likes. It focuses on layout elements like consistent fonts, placement of images, and color schemes. The author wants to model their own magazine's layout after VIBE since it targets a similar audience of 16-24 year olds. Elements like bold visuals, limited text, and casual celebrity images will keep the content accessible and engaging for teenage readers. Red, grey, white and black colors will be used consistently throughout the magazine to create a recognizable house style.
York Global PTY LTD is an Australian company that provides education services including IELTS and MYOB/BAS training. It has a postal address in Carlingford, New South Wales and a campus in Parramatta, New South Wales where it is located on Level 3 of 25 George Street. Contact information is provided for IELTS and MYOB/BAS training programs.
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The document summarizes the progression of the author's magazine project from the preliminary task to the final product. Some key points:
- The preliminary task used PowerPoint and low quality photos, while the final product used professional software and photos.
- Research included surveys to determine the target audience of teenage girls interested in hip hop and R&B music, as well as analyzing conventions of similar magazines.
- Planning consisted of target profiles, mood boards, layout designs and font selections to conform to magazine conventions and attract the target audience.
- Production involved a photoshoot, editing photos in Adobe programs, and including appropriate content, cover lines and convergence to appeal to readers.
- The author
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang ilmu sosial dasar seperti pengertian individu, keluarga, dan masyarakat. Individu didefinisikan sebagai unit terkecil yang tidak dapat dipisahkan, sedangkan keluarga adalah unit sosial terkecil yang memiliki peran penting dalam pendidikan dan perlindungan anggotanya. Keluarga juga berperan dalam memenuhi kebutuhan ekonomi anggotanya.
- The author created a documentary on the topic of beauty as their extended project. They faced challenges but received positive feedback on the finished documentary.
- To create the documentary, the author conducted research, planned interviews, filmed different examples of beauty, edited the footage together, and published the documentary online.
- The author defined beauty broadly, exploring how it extends beyond physical appearance to include things like nature, art, knowledge and human interaction. They wanted to show viewers a new perspective on the concept of beauty.
This bibliography lists 6 websites and resources used for a project including www.blogger.com, www.googleimages.com, www.prezi.com, www.slideshare.com, http://www.dove.com/uk/stories/campaigns/nolikesneed ed-campaign.html, and www.youtube.com. It also lists the equipment used which includes a Canon 500D camera, Adobe Premiere cs5, iMac and laptop, and a notebook.
Aziza Ouladhmidou Robinson has chosen to create an independent documentary for her extended project qualification. Her documentary will explore the question "Can Beauty Be Defined?" through interviews, research, and expressing her own views. As part of the project, she will also create an interactive blog to upload her research findings. She chose this topic because defining beauty is interesting and meaningful to her and many young people facing issues with self-esteem and confidence. Her first steps will be to plan out each stage of the project using an activity log sheet provided by her teacher assessor. This will allow her to plan timescales and create a journey for completing tasks like setting up her blog, researching different cultures' views on beauty, and
The document discusses gathering audience feedback on a music video project to identify areas for improvement and ensure the video meets audience expectations. Feedback was collected from initial draft viewings and external reviews to determine what needed to be "tweaked" in the final product, such as adding more camera shots, filming at additional locations with better lighting and colorful atmospheres, and getting suggestions from the performer who was also part of the target audience.
The document discusses three media products created for a music artist: a digipack, music advert, and music video.
For the digipack, conventions like centering the artist image and including contact information were followed, while the font and colors were made unique. Inspiration was drawn from Drake, J. Cole, and Paigey Cakey. The music advert centered the artist and included reviews, pre-order options, and social media links. Rihanna's ads provided inspiration. The music video incorporated performance and narrative elements like Rihanna and Drake's videos using available props and costumes. Shots and editing styles from other artists were adapted to keep engagement.
Deej, a close family friend of Janna, agreed to be the artist for the group's photoshoot after Janna contacted her through Whatsapp. They arranged a date and time for the meeting, which Janna then shared with the other group members at school. The group decided the perfect location was Mr. Jarratt's studio, as he owns professional photography equipment like cameras, lighting, and backdrops, which would allow them to take high-quality photos for their project and ensure a clean, consistent background.
Artists use logos to create brand recognition that builds familiarity with audiences. Logos are popular in hip hop and R&B, with artists like Drake, Kendrick Lamar, and Rihanna known for their emblems, which they promote through album covers, music videos, and merchandise to expand their brands and retail presence. The document discusses choosing a logo design that represents the artist and their message, citing examples like Beyoncé embracing her black heritage or Kendrick Lamar symbolizing ambition.
Equipment used for filming and photoshoots included a 32GB memory card, camera tripod, and Canon 500D camera. The large memory card provided enough storage, the tripod kept the camera steady, and the professional camera produced high quality footage. Studio lighting was also effective, as it could be adjusted to create shadows and emphasize subjects with key lights.
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This album by Deejay includes 16 tracks, ranging from intros and interludes to songs featuring other artists like Bryson Tiller and J. Cole. It is dedicated to Deejay's fans and supporters who have encouraged him and helped him achieve his goals to reach the top of his career. The album is manufactured and distributed by various record labels.
This document discusses different fonts and their suitability for a hip hop album cover. It analyzes how each font conveys themes of sophistication, maturity, roughness, ownership and personality. Some fonts are said to appeal more to female audiences or create narratives around the artist's background and music. One font in particular is said to have a friendly, relaxed effect that could work well for a digipack cover.
The document discusses moodboards from music videos that inspired the author's own music video production. It notes how certain shots from videos like Stormzy's "Not that Deep" and Beyonce's "Crazy in Love" use panning effects to create a journey theme. The close-up shot from Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball" effectively expresses emotion, which the author wants to include. Favorite shots come from Kehlani's "First Position" and "The Way" that reflect the relationship theme in the author's chosen song "Jealous," incorporating flashback scenes.
The document discusses music advertisements that were helpful for planning the layout and design of the author's own music production. It focuses on Rihanna's "Loud" album advertisement, which featured two central images of Rihanna relevant to the album. The advertisement had a simple, clear, and large font with minimal text information. This simplicity reflected Rihanna's fame and success without needing additional promotion.
The document discusses a moodboard created by the author to inspire the design of their own digital album packaging or "digipack". The moodboard includes digipacks from various famous female artists that use feminine color schemes and often feature images of the artist on the front cover. The author particularly likes Ciara's "Goodies" album digipack for its consistent theme and animated silhouette. They also note how Beyonce's self-titled album digipack subverts conventions through its simplicity and lack of a front image, representing her iconic status in the industry.
This document contains a survey about music preferences and consumption habits. It asks about gender, age, favorite music genre, how often the respondent listens to music, whether they watch music videos and what entices them to watch, whether they buy music albums and how much they are willing to pay, what attracts them to buy albums, whether they visit artists' websites and what features would entice them to visit, and what is most important for them to see on an artist's website. The questions cover demographic information, music listening and viewing behaviors, music purchasing habits, and preferences for artists' online content and designs.
Leia Carter is a 16-year-old mixed race girl from Croydon and Stockwell in the UK. She enjoys photography, music, creative arts, and spending time with friends. Her favorite colors are pink and green and she likes R&B, hip hop, slow jams, and rap music. The document describes Leia as the target audience for a magazine because she represents typical 16-year-old girls from South London in her interests and background. Understanding the target audience is important for determining what content to include in the magazine.
This document is a magazine that features articles about various musicians and music events. It includes articles profiling Beyonce and Solange, Amber and Kim in a dispute, the Wireless music festival, reviews of albums by J. Cole and Drake, an article on Nicki Minaj, and an interview with Jhene Aiko. It also advertises competitions readers can enter.
The document discusses different font options for a magazine. It evaluates several fonts, with some deemed too formal, fashion-focused, childish, or not a good fit for the genre of the magazine. The author's favorite font is described as clear, nicely spaced, with a rounded effect on letters that appeals to the target audience and genre. This font is selected as the final option for complimenting the magazine well and suiting its type.
The document discusses different fonts and their suitability for different audiences. It describes the font "Bernard MT Condensed" as straightforward, bold, and similar to an artist's mixtape that many teenage boys would recognize. The font "Stencil Std" is described as military-style and tough, which most teenagers could relate to. The font "Bangers" is said to be more cartoon-like than basic or military fonts, aimed at young people due to its simplicity but humor, and slightly slanted to seem more realistic for spray painting by teenagers.