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In what ways does your media product use, develop or

challenge forms and conventions of real media products?

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Masthead

The key makeup for a music magazine front cover always contains a masthead that is the name/title on the front cover. Every magazine has a name.

Usually the name has something to do with the content however there are some anomalies.

My magazine isn’t an anomaly; it sticks with the usual trends. The magazine is called Clubmag, the reason for this is because it’s a magazine about clubbing.

Masthead

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Magazine Features

Other features magazines always have are cover lines. These lines give an idea of what’s in the magazine without giving the story away.

The cover lines are there to entice reader to continue or start to read the magazine.

My magazine followed this conventional idea by containing a variety of cover lines; some are more dramatic than others.

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Brand Identity

Every magazine should have brand identity. My magazine does have this.

My brand identity is the “Clubmag with the pulse rate going through it.

This will be presented on the majority of pages throughout the magazine and will be on the front cover of every issue.

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All magazines contain an image on the front cover. My image on the front cover does follow the conventional idea. Not all images on the front page go with what you would expect for example when you think of DJ you at no point think of someone in a suit , my magazine follows this pattern of having a smartly dressed person on the front cover suggesting the magazine is sophisticated and going to be a read that’s worth it.

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Colours

Features that the

front cover contains

are a good colour

contrast my

magazine follows this

with some vibrant

colours standing out

making the magazine

more eye-catching.

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Strapline

My magazine has a strapline above the

main heading encouraging more readers

stating how amazing the magazine is.

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TypefaceThe type face I use on my front cover is rounder giving a vinyl feel, going with the DJ theme.

I used a range of typefaces and colours but tried not to let the colours overpower it.

My magazine I would say is very conventional containing lots of interesting facts and images

Variety of

Typefaces

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Contents page

All contents pages state what the content of the magazine is. I designed my contents page so it has and image-text balance so neither is over powering. Like all contents pages sectioned the lists into groups depending what topic they are covering. My contents page I consider to be very conventional. It has a cocktail in a glass continuing the night out fun theme but it is more of an upper-class kind of drink.

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Mass Marketing

While creating the magazine I have tried to make the magazine for a mass market with content for music, club & dance lovers. By doing this the magazine should be more saleable.

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Double Page Spread

The double page spread for Clubmag has good image-text content used 4 columns as I decided like many other magazines that is looked more balanced using 4 columns, and even number, compared to 3 columns.

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Background & Image

The page has a subtle background so it isn’t over powering but yet it isn’t plain white have used a few images on this page of my model as I thought when I took them that they would be ideal for this kind of thing as it gives a clear sense of what my DJ does.

I cropped the image so the person is more central because the human is the thing everyone wants to see