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How does my media product develop any conventions?

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How does my media product develop any conventions?

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I developed the media conventions with the house style. I used the same fonts on the double page spread as I did for the front cover.  I used a pull quote placed in the middle of the text so that it is surrounded by the main body text that was in the same fonts. For the quote I used the same font as the title as it stuck with the house style. The title was the headline from the front cover and is the biggest writing on the page. This is because  I also used another quote by the side of the main image. I used different font sizes and lines so it had an edge.

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How does my media product challenge any conventions?

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How does my media product challenge any conventions?

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I challenged the convention of the by line on my double page spread as there is not one.  My quote that is by the main image is from the text however there is already a pull quote there. This shows that this is developed because on the examples there is not a quote or there is one quote. On the examples of double page spreads, only one image is shown, my double page spread has two.

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How does my double page spread use typical conventions?

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How does my double page spread use typical conventions?

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There is a main image on the left hand side of the double page spread. This draws the focus on the artist. It is a medium shot of her looking at the other faded out image which again looks directly at the audience like the front cover. I have also used a typical pull quote from the main text. The title was the biggest writing on the page which will catch the readers eye especially as it is in the same font as the front page which sticks to the house style. It was also the headline on the front cover of the magazine. The main body text is also with fonts I used from the front cover. I used a by line and placed it in the top left corner. I used page furniture to fill up the space of the double page spread even more.

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How does my media product develop any typical conventions?

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How does my media product develop any typical conventions?

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I made sure to use the house style. I did this by using the same colours that were featured on the front cover.

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How does this media product challenge conventions 

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How does this media product challenge conventions 

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It challenges media conventions as there is not one main image. There are two that are roughly the same size. There is also no masthead therefore the only way it is recognisable is through the colour and large fonts that is part of the house style.

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How does this media product use conventions? 

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How does this media product use conventions? 

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I went against the typical masthead convention that tells the reader which magazine owns the contents page. To show the reader the contents page it belongs to Tune magazine, I did this through house colours instead. I used a title which emphasises what the page is about. There are two images on this contents page to fill up the space at the side. This gives readers an insight on the people they will see in the issue. Page numbers have their own column to separate the text up. It is still clear which article goes with what number. What is in the issue is included in capital letters that are in a bigger font than the information about it underneath. This ensures that they see the title of other pages. The text also has subheadings just like in the example contents pages. I have included a variety of font sizes as well. This makes words clearer than others. Two images were also used on the other side of the columns.

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*Main Image: To show the focus on the artist
*Pull Quote: Something mentioned in the article to catch readers attention
*Title: The artist name in bold
*Main article: The article about the artist
*By lines: Telling the reader who wrote it
*Colour schemes : To make the magazine recognisable
*Page Furniture: To fill the page

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*Masthead: To show what magazine the contents page belongs to
*Title:To tell the reader what the page is
*Images: To show the reader images of what is being featured, sneak previews
*Page Numbers: This is so that the reader knows where a specific article is located with in the magazine
*What is issued inside: So the reader knows what is in the magazine before they have to go through the whole of it
*Information about each article: To describe what the articles are about
*Columns :To organise space neatly
*Variety of font sizes: this would be for emphasis
*An image: to show what may be included

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How does my media product develop any typical conventions

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How does my media product develop any typical conventions

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Coverlines are a typical convention for a front cover on a music magazine. What I did was add extra coverlines at the bottom half of my front cover. For a house style i stuck to purples. This will be shown throughout not only the front cover but also the contents page and double page spread.

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How does my product challenge media conventions?

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How does my product challenge media conventions?

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My front cover has a barcode in the top right corner. This challenges the media conventions because as you can see the front cover example 1 of Billboard magazine, it does not have a barcode. The example 2 does have a barcode, however it is in the bottom left. I have challenged both examples as I included a banner, same with a pug. A quote was not used either.

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How does my front cover use typical conventions?

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How does my front cover use typical conventions?

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My front cover has a main image of the artist I am featuring in the magazine. The shot used is a medium shot which then makes it easier to fill up most of the page. She is looking directly at the camera, this infers the artist is engaging with the audience. She is wearing basic clothing with subtle make up. This can make her seem relatable to some of the target audience.
The masthead is simple. It is one, short word as that makes it more memorable. The font is sans serif just like Billboard and Vibe's masthead. It is purple which shows it stands out- this is the biggest text on the cover.
The banner is at the bottom of the page. It is used to tell readers the information about what is included inside the magazine.
The Starburst/ Pug is a circle at the bottom left.  I used this to draw an audience in to win a free holiday.
The barcode, date, issue number and price are together in the top right corner. They are used to inform which article costs what.
The cover lines are in different fonts, colours and sizes to not only fit around the image but to start a house style, which will make the magazine recognizable in the future.

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The media form I looked at was print focusing on magazines, specifically music magazines.
In music magazines, conventions are used to make the design look more professional.The conventions are not often challenged as conventions are simple things that must be followed to result in high quality end pieces of work. People making media products aim to make their product unique so it stands out from other peoples.

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*Main Image:
An image to intrigue audience
*Masthead:
A simple name for the magazine
*Banner:
Can be at the top or bottom of a page
*Starburst/ Pug:
Different shapes to catch the readers attention
*Issue Number/ Date:
To clarify the issue it is
*Price:
Tells the audience how much it is to purchase the magazine
*Barcode:
Makes it look real
*Coverlines:
Short statements that describe what is inside the magazine
*Banner:
Usually at the top, bottom or off a corner, makes information stick out
*Pull Quote:
Pulled from an article, can be used as a graphic image
*House Style:
Using the same colours and fonts