The reason why I am doing a magazine survey is because I want to find out Ideas to include in my college magazine. I am designing a front page and a content page. I would like to identify the target audience of the potential magazine. I used a series of question to identify specific criterias of my magazine creation. I asked a variety of question such as age, gender and how often my potential audience read my magazine so I can base my potential magazine around their expectation.
Response I recieved from my survey.
80% of the people who answered my survey were male.
83% were people between the age of 16 and 19.
75% of the people who took the survey say they read magazines.
of that 75%:
54% say they read a magazine less than ones a week
18% say they read magazines everyday
18% say they read magazines ones a week
contents of the magazine that interest my target audience (note this is a multi choice):
63% say sports magazine would interest them.
36% say games magazines would interest them.
36% say movie magazines would interest them.
45% say they would want "other" contents however none specified.
18% say gossip magazines would interest them.
Price for content:
45% of people said they pay more than £2 for a magazine
18% said they would pay between £1.51and £2
27% said they would pay between £1.01 and £1.50
page count:
45% say they would expect more than 20 pages in a magazine.
36% say they would expect between 16-20 pages in a magazine.
while 18% 5 to 10 pages..
contents inside:
27% of people said they would prefere a magazine with a high picture content.
18% of people said they would prefere a magaznie with a high written content.
54% of people said they would prefere a magazine with both of the above.
These results have helped to establish following for my magazine:
Entertainment magazines are the most popular.
the price can be above £2 but theres a big expectation on good quantity.
should aim for at least 20 pages.
Tuesday, 13 November 2012
Tuesday, 6 November 2012
Cinematography
Definition of Cinematography- The art of making motion pictures. movie shots come in all different angles which stresses a certain part of the movie or show. These show what type of movies or show these people represent. this can also target certain viewing audiences. there are several different shots a show or movie can contain. such as:
Establishing shots (EST)- where the action takles place this sets the scene

Wide shot (WS)- often (but not always) used as an establashing shot.
the point of this is to show the subjects suroundings.

Long shot(LS) - a shot which shows most or even all of a subject and their surrounding.

Medium long shot(MLS)- knees to head with some background

Medium shots (MS)- waist to head

Medium two shot (M2S)- similar to above but with two people.

Medium close up (MCU)- head and shoulders

Close up (CU) - shows the characters face, it used to show emotion.

Big close up (BCU)- forehead to chin, used to show extreme emotion.

Extreme close up (ECU)- a very tight shot, for example someones eye or a door handle.

Over the shoulder (OTS)-used during a conversation, medium close up + the other persons shoulder, head and back etc.used during a conversation, medium close up + the other persons shoulder, head and back etc.

Over the head shots (OH)- camera will be directly over the objects or actors

High angle (H/A)- could be used to make object/ person powerless.

Low Angle(L/A) -Could be used to make the object person powerful.

deep shot(DS) - when something is in the foreground and something alse is in the background
Establishing shots (EST)- where the action takles place this sets the scene
Wide shot (WS)- often (but not always) used as an establashing shot.
the point of this is to show the subjects suroundings.
Long shot(LS) - a shot which shows most or even all of a subject and their surrounding.
Medium long shot(MLS)- knees to head with some background
Medium shots (MS)- waist to head
Medium two shot (M2S)- similar to above but with two people.
Medium close up (MCU)- head and shoulders
Close up (CU) - shows the characters face, it used to show emotion.
Big close up (BCU)- forehead to chin, used to show extreme emotion.
Extreme close up (ECU)- a very tight shot, for example someones eye or a door handle.
Over the shoulder (OTS)-used during a conversation, medium close up + the other persons shoulder, head and back etc.used during a conversation, medium close up + the other persons shoulder, head and back etc.
Over the head shots (OH)- camera will be directly over the objects or actors
High angle (H/A)- could be used to make object/ person powerless.
Low Angle(L/A) -Could be used to make the object person powerful.
deep shot(DS) - when something is in the foreground and something alse is in the background
Genres
Introduction to coursework
My blog is being used to record my progress on my As media coursework, all my research and planning. We will be doing two task-
Preliminary excercise: using DTP(desktop Publisher) and an image manipulation program, produce the front page and contents of a college/ school magazine, featuring a photograph of a student in medium close-up plus some appropriatly laid out text and masthead.
main task: the front page , contents and double page spread of a new music magazine. must contain minimum of 4 original images.
Preliminary excercise: using DTP(desktop Publisher) and an image manipulation program, produce the front page and contents of a college/ school magazine, featuring a photograph of a student in medium close-up plus some appropriatly laid out text and masthead.
main task: the front page , contents and double page spread of a new music magazine. must contain minimum of 4 original images.
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