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Thursday, 7 October 2010
SCHOOL MAGAZINE DETAILS.
Title of magazine: Revise.
Details of mise-en-scene: One person standing in front of a backdrop in medium close up.
Coverlines: RESULTS- g.c.s.e and A-levels.
REVISION- techniques to help.
PARIS- school trip.
UNIFORM- new style.
BRAINFOOD- foods to help your study.
Details of mise-en-scene: One person standing in front of a backdrop in medium close up.
Coverlines: RESULTS- g.c.s.e and A-levels.
REVISION- techniques to help.
PARIS- school trip.
UNIFORM- new style.
BRAINFOOD- foods to help your study.
Sunday, 3 October 2010
PHOTOGRAPHS FROM LESSON.
In our lesson we did a task experimenting with camera angles.
A low angle medium close up.A high angle long shot.
A big close up of someone using a mobile phone.
A close up of some in 'nature'.
A two shot in medium long shot.
An over the shoulder shot of someone writing.
A very long shot conveying isolation.
A medium close up.
A long shot.
A photograph which has connotations of friendship.
A photograph which has connotations of stress.
An extreme close up of the time.
Tuesday, 28 September 2010
CODES AND CONVENTIONS OF A MAGAZINE CONTENTS PAGE.
- Layed out in columns, usually three or four.
- One main picture relating to feature article.
- Other smaller pictures.
- They have page numbers on the pictures which anchors them to the written contents.
- Contains the name of the magazine, issue date and the word contents.
- Subscription and contact information.
- Sometimes there is an editors letter.
- Contents divided into categories and headings used to identify each category.
- Features and regulars are main category headings. - Image of the front cover of the magazine.
- Simple colour scheme.
- Contents are written in the same way-
First Line- page number- one or two words which could be artist name or ambigous text to intrigue the reader in bold type, often capital letters (average 12-13pt).
Sub Line- Gives you more specific detail about what the articles about in smaller font and roman (no bigger than 11pt). - Front cover photography is credited.
- Interesting and varied photographs.
- Bottom has page number followed by title and issue date, really small font, often followed by a web address.
- Usually one or two pages, no more.
CODES AND CONVENTIONS OF A MAGAZINE FRONT COVER.
- One main image which takes up the whole cover (singer or band).
- Main image is usually main feature article.
- Studio photographs.
- Direct address- the image on front cover looks directly at you (conveys attitude).
- Title: Unique font (trademark).
Usually one word.
Fills the width of the cover or is in the top left corner. - Positioning statement- usually above or below title.
- Price and issue date by the title (11pt size), sometimes by the barcode.
- Puff- offering something extra to the magazine.
- Buzz words- most common "exclusive," usually used on main feature article.
- Coverlines (sell lines), main coverline is largest on the cover after the title, it anchors the meaning of the image, usually a subline in smaller text giving more information about the article.
- Other coverlines are usually one or two words with smaller sublines explaining them, this is consistent across the design. - First two lines/ words in colour/ larger font size/ different font to sublines.
- Barcode always on front cover as they cannot put it on the back page due to advertisement.
- Strip across top or bottom containing artists featured in magazine.
- Coverlines frame the image, or are down one side of the magazine
- Small number of colours used.
Monday, 27 September 2010
INTRODUCTION.
For my preliminary task I have been asked to do the following, use DTP and an image manipulation program, produce the front page of a new school/college magazine, featuring a photograph of a student in medium close-up plus some appropriately laid-out text and a masthead. Additionally I must produce a mock-up of the layout of the contents page to demonstrate our use of DTP. This should all be done to help us develop for our main task.
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