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EVALUTATION
Q1. In what way does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Q2. How does your media product represent particular social groups?
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These videos shows the stereotypical aspects of the social group determined for my magazine, and will highlight the links to my magazine.
Comparing...
The cover image is a headshot of a girl being very simley. Looking at 'We heart Pop' I liked the image of Jessie J. The slight tilt of her head, direct eye contact and big smile really makes the cover stand out.
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Looking at my masterhead. It is a modern, bold, black font with a orange glow to make it lift from the background, It is spread across the top of the page and infront of the image. Above the masterhead there is a rectangle which is horizontal. If you look at the magazine 'Top of the Pops' you can see their masterhead is also postitioned across the top above the image and below a pink rectanglur strip.
The list of page titles on my contents page is down the left side, with black rectangles to undeline each section. Comparing that to 'Kerrang' contents page I have used nearly the same kind of concept.
My editors note in the bottom right corner is extra to make the magazine look more professional. 'Kerrang' also has a editors note.