Wednesday, 4 March 2015
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Monday, 2 March 2015
Location, Props and Costume Report
Location, Props and Costume Report
I have taken all but one of my images in the photography
studio at college, the image I have used on my front cover was taken in studio
at college as I could take full advantage of the green screen and lights
provided, this helped make sure I could get the best lighting possible and made
it easy to crop when it came to editing the image for my front cover. There is
not much in the way of colours other than dark red and beige, predominantly it
is black. This links to the colours I have chosen to use for my magazine. I had
my friend stand in a serious pose to show rebellion as my target audience is a
rebellious young male audience. The image I have used for my contents page was taken
at a different location – Martham skate park, being as my magazine is a hip-hop
and skateboarding magazine this aids putting across that this is the type of
magazine I am going for. I got my friend to do an “Ollie”, which is a basic skateboarding
trick off of the box, this gives my magazine appeal as a skateboarding magazine
and attracts the eye of skaters. The image on my feature article was taken in
the studio at college and is of the same person I used on the front cover, for
the purpose of this magazine made up rapper, “Erniethewhite”. He is using a gun
as a prop to signify that he is rebellious and to look intimidating, a perception hip hop artists want to convey.
The costumes used in the cover include skate brands and street wear such as
Alife and past season Tommy Hilfiger.
Friday, 27 February 2015
Construction Schedule
Construction Schedule
Week 1-2: Front cover construction
Week 3-4: Contents page construction
Week 5-6: Feature article construction
Week 7: Final changes
Overall Ideas Statement
Overall Ideas Statement
The type of magazine I intend to make is a hip-hop and
skateboarding magazine. I have chosen this because this is an area that I’m in
to, I know a lot about the music, culture and lifestyle. I have a lot of
friends that are also into this area which will help me construct the magazine.
I have used magazines such as XXL and Thrasher Magazine for inspiration and aim
to make a crossover of the two. Specifically there aren’t many, if any skating
and hip-hop magazines. Because of this I feel that this is a new original
product, tailored at a young male audience that is slightly rebellious and
could be a successful product.
Fonts and Colours Moodboard Analysis
Fonts and Colours Moodboard Analysis
I have chosen the colour and fonts accordingly to my target
audience, young males that are slightly rebellious. To fit that audience I have
used aggressive, masculine fonts that you won’t see on magazines such as Q and
NME, as opposed to conventional neater fonts seen on some magazines that can be
classed as more feminine such as Vogue. I have seen this done on other
magazines such as Thrasher magazine so I know that this will work. My magazine
doesn’t need to conform to the simplistic styles as NME as it doesn’t have to
appeal to the masses; it’s stylised and has a specific target audience. I have
chosen bold strong colours, instead of soft pastille colours. Being as my
targeted audience is slightly rebellious, challenging traditional conventions
will appeal to them more than a magazine such as Empire magazine.
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