1. Evaluation
Question One-
In what ways does your media product use, develop or
challenge forms and conventions of real media
products?

2. • My music magazine uses the codes and conventions of real
media products.
• As all magazines no matter what genre they are all stick to the
same codes and conventions. They all have and image and
colour scheme and name that all fit the genre, contents and
target audience

3. Front Cover
Aligned to the top Attracts the reader to buy
left, which stays on the the magazine as free
left side of the page. It is posters come with it. This
a unique font. stands out as it is in its own
little box.
These add detail to the
front cover and attract the
audience. To want to read
These tell the reader
the magazine.
about the story without
giving much away.
The Mid shot image- main
image. Direct address and no
Anchors the main text is on the face.
image, gives an idea of the
story.
Barcode bottom right
The colour scheme is 3
with price and date.
colours which don't clash
and are simple colours.

4. The title contents page is big
and bold at the top of the
Contents Page
page.
The name of the magazine
is repeated.
Different sections on the
magazine- featured, regular and The main image is linked to
gigs as this makes it easier for the double page spread.
people to read and find things.
Everything is laid out in columns
Images that link with the
stories in the magazine, page
numbers are used to show
this and anchors them.
Page numbers at the
beginning of the title to show
what page the story is on.
They are a different colour so Subscription information so
that they stand out from the that the reader can get in
rest of the text. touch.
The smaller image of the
magazines front cover.

5. The same colour
scheme is used all the
Double Page Spread The big bold
title , that goes
way through the
across the to of
magazine.
the page.
The stand first
allows the reader to
get a little bit more
information about
the story but not
giving it all away.
A large quote
from the
interview.
The credits for
the
photographer
and text.
The main image bleeds on to the
next page.