media studies 10'
Thursday 14 October 2010
Coco Chanel Presentation
I made a power point presentation on the Coco Chanel perfume advert. I showed who the advert was aimed at and what age range it was for. I also said what i found in the magazine advert in the Vogue magazine.
Chanel - Coco Mademoiselle
Chanel Coco Purfume.
Keira Knightly is stared in this advert which makes viewers want to watch the advert to see what its about, Keira is a big celebrity so people will want to buy the product she is using in the advert which is Purfume. Advertising through videos on tv is a big way of showing the world a companys new up to date product. Tv is the highest use of media.
Tuesday 12 October 2010
Framing and Angle analysis
We looked at this picture in class and analysed it as best we could.
The shot is taken at a low camera angle, this angle is mostly showing just the walls which disorientates the audience. The height of the figure inspirers fear and tension to the audience. The figure is now the main importance of the shot.
I think the parts of the photo which are empathised by this framing are the Gun in the man's hand and the tilt in the man's head shows he is being observant and his eyes show worry.
The Strongest shape in the image is the mans body and it follows a diaganol line within the frame following the coving and picture on the wall. It compares well because they are both going the same way so the picture flows better.
The geometric shapes within this image are tirangles.
The shot is taken at a low camera angle, this angle is mostly showing just the walls which disorientates the audience. The height of the figure inspirers fear and tension to the audience. The figure is now the main importance of the shot.
I think the parts of the photo which are empathised by this framing are the Gun in the man's hand and the tilt in the man's head shows he is being observant and his eyes show worry.
The Strongest shape in the image is the mans body and it follows a diaganol line within the frame following the coving and picture on the wall. It compares well because they are both going the same way so the picture flows better.
The geometric shapes within this image are tirangles.
What is Genre?
The word Genre is French for 'kind' or 'type'.
If a group of media texts had a similar structure or pattern of elements then this might be a link to Genre.
Genres are often broken down into groups called Sub-Genres. For example, a type of film genre is Romance. This could be put into Sub-Genres such as historical romance, contempory romance, teen romance, fantasy romance and romantic suspense.
If a group of media texts had a similar structure or pattern of elements then this might be a link to Genre.
When looking at a magazine say, Mens health, normally there would be a theme such as bold masculine colours such as Red, black and would also have a main picture of a Male on the front cover suggesting that the Genre of this magazine is for males.
Friday 8 October 2010
Mock up of a magazine cover.
This is my first attempt of desinging the front page of a magazine. I used the typical conventions of a simple magazine such as a mast head, bar code and cover lines. The colour scheme is contrasting on the whole page using pink and purple and a picture of a mother and baby suggestings the magazine genre is for females.
Wednesday 29 September 2010
Audience Groups.
We also learned in our first lesson the different catergories people get put into to define audience groups for magazines.
- Suceeders - This is a person who wants products that increase their power and control of life.
- Aspirers - This is a person who wants products to improve there image and they are a fashionable person. Magazines such as Vougue and Cosmo.
- Carers - This is a person who cares for others.
- Acheievers - this is a person who is motivated by their acheievment.
- Radicals - This is a person who goes against traditonal veiws and values.
- Traditionalist - This is a person who stickes to traditional veiws and values, the opposite of a Radical.
- Underacheievers - This is a person who fails to acheive their potential best and doesnt do as well as they expect.
Lesson 1.
In the first lesson we had of media studies we were taught about the different conventions you would normally see on the front page of a magazine. These were;
- Mast head which helps people know the name of the magazine, this is usually in a large font at the top of the page which catches the eye of the reader
- Price which tells you how much the magazine is
- Bar code this is on every magazine so you can pay for it
- Website address which will have lots more information and weekly topics on to read
- Coverlines these are normally the most interesting stories in the magazine and give you a summary of what they are about with a small picture
- Cover image this is the main image on the magazine and helps the reader determine the genre of the magazine and its normally the main story of the magazine
These are labelled below.
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