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Front Cover Issue 1  

Front Cover Issue 2 

 

Contents Issue 1

 

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Fun with Photoshop

Here are some of the edited photos for my Magazine Covers

 

Music Video Templates and Script

NEA RESEARCH

Research Mass market audience that expects to be emotionally engaged 

As most real life story magazine's that are targeted at men are niche, for instance fishing, railway, classic cars etc with real life story's being inside the magazine, whereas real life stories that are targeted at Women are very similar, they consist primarily of motherly issues (raising kids, living on a budget) and also health, fitness and baking (food). It is hard to find unisex real life story magazines as well as finding magazines for teenage boys. I believe that my idea would target the youth of society with issues they are passionate or angry about (political correctness) 

Research Audience Segments

16-18: This age group are likely to have just completed school or are still in some form of full time education, 86.4% of this age group are in full time education, this means if they had a source of income it is likely to be from a weekend/ part time job so it will be minimal pay. This means they are learning how to save/spend money and are likely to not want to spend a lot of money on a magazine so the pricing will need to be low especially when younger adults are the target for a magazine about political correctness.

21-25: this age group will have started to work in the outside world, with entitlement to more money but more devotion to a job, in addition this age group might even have children or a family and they will be more concerned about economic issues over social issues like political correctness. therefore my magazine will be less concerned towards 

Websites that are of the category real life story 

Research brief 3

In Touch magazine - bold yellow font (convention) main image of Meghan Markel in front of title to show power and dominance.

Yellow is a common colour for the subtitles and to amplify the importance of a statement.

the introduction of royals into the high contrasted modern magazine could be a technique to make the younger royals look more in tune the times than they actually are.The yellow font (convention) is an institutional convention. it is used in this institution a lot. this magazine appeals to people who are interested in the royal family, this therefore entails that British people are more likely to be interested. The feature of Katy Perry "how I got my body back" appeals to women who have experienced pregnancy and the toll it takes on the female body. also the fans of Katy who happen to be male according to her Instagram analytics through celebrity endorsement

Women's Weekly Best if Fiction  - again the bold vibrant yellow allows information to stick out

This magazine is aimed at a specific age demographic as it features an older woman who looks healthy and well, in addition captions such as " midlife crisis or spicing things up" 

This specific targeting is good and the captions show how it is done however I want my magazine to be more broad as it is a global issue 

This one is more centred to my topic specifically and after doing some research there is a gap in the market for a magazine specified on the damage petrol and diesel cars are doing and what can be done to solve this.

It uses a simplistic colour scheme "monochrome" black grey and white. this combination allows more seriousness but also emphasises the green earth and the damage that is being done to it. In addition Time magazines signature red borders are on display this is a common convention that is associated with Time magazine.

The subheading "the pandemic can lead us to a better greener world" is very valid and relevant to what I'm looking into, in addition the pandemic can be viewed as a window into a cleaner world, as there was less transport and trade, the general pollution around the world dipped

2) Research Mass market audience that expects to be emotionally engaged 

As most real life story magazine's that are targeted at men are niche, for instance fishing, railway, classic cars etc with real life story's being inside the magazine, whereas real life stories that are targeted at Women are very similar, they consist primarily of motherly issues (raising kids, living on a budget) and also health, fitness and baking (food). It is hard to find unisex real life story magazines as well as finding magazines for teenage boys. I believe that my idea would be a universal idea, with 

3) Audience segments 

Research - Masthead Ideas

I want this phrase to embed into the mindset and to become a social norm.

Grasp it 

Change your outlook on life weekly 

Trips and Travel 

Think

Enviro Mental

Modern Mentality 

Future Proof

brainstorming for brief 3

The magazine is going to be environmentally themed, about changing peoples believes and mindsets a good slogan/selling point will be "GRASP IT". It is a small but loud phrase with simplicity but yet so much meaning. 

The main themes around the magazine are going to be the progressiveness of the motoring world into an electric era, different opinions and feelings around this. 

Battery electric vehicle (BEV), which are also referred to as a pure electric vehicle, and plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV). 

https://www.zap-map.com/statistics/

Year	PHEV	BEV
2017	87,705	44,266
2018	131,976	59,740
2019	166,921	97,565
2020	233,798	205,770

·       VOLVO TO BE AL ELECTRIC BY 2030 - It will phase out all car models with internal combustion engines by then, including hybrids. The carmaker is also planning to invest heavily in online sales and simplifying its products. It is trying to capitalise on growing demand for electric cars, including in China, which is already one of its biggest markets.

https://www.media.volvocars.com

Volvo Cars is committed to becoming a leader in the fast-growing premium electric car market and plans to become a fully electric car company by 2030. By then, the company intends to only sell fully electric cars and phase out any car in its global portfolio with an internal combustion engine, including hybrids.

Brief 3 and Brief 4 Initial Response

Idea for Course Work 

Brief 3 ideas 

It would be centred around the 60s to 70s period 

The magazine would mainly consist of the original prices of the cars which are put into todays money and then the actual value today.

The text of the main title/ name of the magazine would be consistent across the magazine as well as allowing for changes in the size of the title. 

The stories on the front page will be in a more dominant font. This will keep the magazine easy to read as wells as having stand out titles on the pages.

- The images should showcase different nations classic cars from the era.

- The demographics are likely to be old male, as they will have more of a connection with these vehicles as they would have been children during the peak of these vehicles and have been impacted heavily by them. 

Names of the magazine could be "Classical Cars of the Times" or "Classical European Cars" .The name needs to represent the time period as well as the genre and geographical origins behind the vehicles.

The Images on the front cover could be silhouette's of the vehicles for instance an image of the Mercedes  300sl with its gullwing doors is very iconic in the classical car industry and culture

Other initial ideas include a story on how a gentleman discovered a rare classic car and spent time and money making it a passion project. 

Other Ideas 

Another idea for the magazine could be Cycling, I could interview professional cyclists about the history of bicycles and how they train in order to get the fastest time trial times. 

This idea is very important to me too as I'm looking into getting into cycling. 

The magazine could offer out prices about good quality bicycles for beginners. For instance this bike the Triban Rc120, which is renown for being an amazing bike for an amazing price

The magazine would be aimed at also promoting cycling as a method of transport as appose to public transport, with numerical statistics to prove that cycling is healthier and in the long run cheaper.

This will be very enticing to the youth as a main concern in he 16-25 demographic is to be environmentally friendly. 

Ideas for the name could be "Beginners Guide to Cycling"

The front picture could be a collage of bicycles, with the cyclist that I interview. It would have a brief summary of the contents for example 

"High Quality Cycles on a Budget" or "Bikes on a Budget" 

Brief 4 Music Video 

I have very few ideas on the music video so I have chosen to do Brief 3 

Fandom in Forbrydelsen

The Fandom in Forbrydelsen is associated strongly with the main character, Sarah Lund. Her famous jumper caught eyes of the shows fan base and quickly began to sell out until it became out of stock.

 The original sweater, as worn by series heroine Sarah Lund, was chosen by actress Sofie Gråbøl, as she explains in an interview with "The Guardian" "We had a costume meeting and I saw that sweater and thought: 'That's it!'," she says, despite the jumper being decidedly unpoliced-like. 

"The reason it's so perfect is because it tells so many stories. It tells of a person who doesn't use her sexuality – that's a big point. Lund's so sure of herself she doesn't have to wear a suit. She's at peace with herself."

Task 2: Intertextuality in Stranger Things

Stranger things uses a variety of ideologies from 1980s Including Spielbergian. There is a large amount of weaponized intertextuality throughout the Series.

E.T

There are many similarities between Stranger Things and ET, for instance both families of the main character are structured in a similar way, for instance both families are structured in a similar, a single mother trying to make ends meet and 2 sons one older than the other. Additionally there are many Spielbergian scenes and ideologies that are represented in Stranger Things, for instance; the use of bicycles to escape a secretive Government Agency that is hunting them down. Also Eleven (EL) resembles ET, for instance they are both being hidden away from society, in addition they have 'Magical Powers' this can be seen in scenes where they are both being hunted down on bicycles by Government Agents in vans, then ET causes the bikes to fly, whereas EL causes the van to flip over and land on its roof, this is more violent and would possibly not have been appreciated in a PG rated movie or TV show in the 1980s. Ultimately though the Adults are in a Spielbergian Universe

The Shining 

Stranger Things additionally takes much influence from Stephen King, this scene of Joyce wielding an axe is strikingly similar to the Shining, in addition the Teens in Stranger Things are in a more Stephen King Universe.

Stand by me 

Stand by me is also from the Kids perspective, similar to Stranger Things. There are many links between the two parties as they both go on adventures.

Close Encounters of the Third Kind

There is similarities between Stranger Things and Close encounters too, for instance the communication with an alien or alienated being using lights.

Other Films include

- Carrie

- Goonies 

- Dungeons and Dragons 

- Poltergeist 

- Jaws

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Shot Types

Long Shot - Long-shots can be used to give an idea of the whole character or item, additionally it can be used to emphasise the distance of the scene, or size of the character or item.

Medium Shot - The medium shot is useful for showing some of the emotion and detail of the character or item but additionally useful for showing some of the scene too, it helps set the scene more than a close up.

Close Up Shot - The close up shots allow the photographer to centre the focus on the detail or emotion of the shot