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The mise-en-scene of some of my images is just a plain black background, which is conventional of the genre. The colour black connotes death, evil, rebellion and mystery, which are common themes in metal music. The use of this colour gives the page a dark feel and makes the model easier to see. A lot of other magazines also sues a plain colour as a background, as it allows them to manipulate the mood of the image and thus attract their target audience.

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The layout is conventional and employed by other magazines of the genre.

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The contents page employs the use of many conventions of metal magazines. The colours are dark and the text is distorted and is coloured either red or black. These colours were used because they connote anger and death, which are common themes in metal music. The mise-en-scene of the dominant image is quite gritty and the image is black and white to achieve a dark, gritty effect. The layout of my contents page is also similar to the layout of Kerrang!'s. Kerrang!'s page, on the other hand, has more information and images on it, and also an editor's note. My page, however, has a darker colour scheme, which is more suitable for my music genre. My page also has links to social media and websites, which will appeal to my target audience of teenagers.

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To suggest my music genre I used a distorted font style called Chinese Rocks, which is similar to the types of fonts used in metal magazines and by metal bands themselves. The dark colour scheme is also commonly found in similar products that belong to the genre.

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The font of my masthead is called Break It. This style conforms to genre conventions as it uses a destroyed aesthetic that is similar to Kerrang!'s, thus making it appealing to my target audience.

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The layout of my front cover is commonly used by music magazines. By following a typical layout convention I may be able to attract more customers, as they may recognse the layout from other magazines. This layout is also simple and allows the reader to see everything clearly. The colour scheme I used in my product mainly consists of black, red, blue and grey, which are common colours found in metal magazines and other products associated with that genre (although here Kerrang! have subverted this convention). The font of the masthead, main sell-line and cover-lines employs a distorted/destroyed aesthetic, which conforms to genre conventions nd appeals to my target audience. The dominant image is shot at eye-level and is a mid-shot, which ensures that the audience can se the model clearly and the band shirt she is wearing, thus making them more likely to be attracted to the product. The dominant image also overlaps the masthead, which suggests that my magazine is popular, which causes the audience to associate it with other popular magazines of the genre and thus be more likely to consume it.

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The model I used looks quite young. This is conventional, as many metal magazines feature both young and old artists. Young artists typically attract a young audience, which is my target. An uncoventional aspect of model is that she is female. Usually, rock magazines feature male artists, like Kerrang! have done here, as metal/rock is a male-dominated genre. In my research however, I found that the majority of young people surveyed said that they didn't mind which gender was featured on the front cover (though some said they would prefer a male). My model is not looking at the camera, as opposed to typical conventions, so this could attract my audience.

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The title of my product conforms to genre conventions, as the word 'riot' connotes anarchy and rebellion, which are typical themes associated with the rock/metal genre, which would attract my target audience.