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Magazine Cover

 

Four Four Two is my Masthead for my magazine.

Van Dijk sacrifice for Liverpool win is my Magazine cover line.

£2.99 is my price for the magazine.

My barcode is at the bottom right of my Magazine.

My banner is events interviews and guides.

My  Puff Piece is Win tickets to the champion league final.

Connotation:

Colour Choice - I have chosen colours of mostly grey white and black to match the Real Madrid kit and look more appealing to readers.

Image Choice - I have chosen this image of Mbappe pointing to the badge as he looks happy and proud to be wearing the Real Madrid kit.

Background Choice - I have chosen a background of a pitch to show that the pitch is going to be a big part of Mbappe's life. The pitch attracts football lovers' attention to the magazine without having to read the Masthead.

Magazine Planning

 

Masthead

Barcode

   Puff Piece

Banner

Cover image

Featured Article

Cover Lines

The mask

Magazine Project

Task 1: Research and planning

1) Use Google images to research magazines that you could use for this project. Create a shortlist of three potential magazines and write what they are here. Extension task: embed an example front cover from each one. We recommend looking at lifestyle, sport or music magazines as these are easier to re-create.

Match magazine was launched on 6 September 1979, at a   cover price of 25p. The original editor was Mel   Bagnall.

World Soccer is an English-language football magazine, published by Kelsey Media. The magazine was established in 1960 and is the oldest continually published football magazine in the United Kingdom.

    

FourFourTwo was launched in 1994 on the back of a World Cup that England hadn’t even qualified for but it somehow worked out.

2) Choose one of the magazines to use for your project e.g GQ or Vogue. Then do a Google image search to find three different front covers for your chosen magazine. Add them to your blogpost to show you have done your research.

 

3) Write a list of things you notice about the magazine covers you have researched e.g. colour scheme, font, writing style, what kind of picture is on the cover, page design etc. What is the language or writing style? How are the cover lines written? What camera shot is generally used for the cover image?

They all use bright colours for their headlines and their colours for the writing so it catches the readers attention.

They have used very famous footballers and put them, on the front in big so the reader recognizes who they are straight away. The font is not san-serif its serif as they are just wanting to show the reader what the magazine is about but not do too much.

4) In your blogpost, write your main cover line - this is the main cover story that links to your central image. It must be 100% original - all your own words. Next, write the rest of the cover lines and any other text you need for your magazine cover.

Was Kylian Mbappe the right signing for Real Madrid?

Chelsea bringing huge improvement from last season shocking! 

Greatest ever attackers of all time:

Eusebio

Pele 

Garrincha

Ronaldo Nazaraio

Cristiano Ronaldo

Cruyff

Messi

Ronaldhinho

5) Plan the image you are going to take for the cover - model, costume, make-up etc. At this point, simply describe the image you need to capture.

Mbappe with a big Real Madrid badge behind him

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6) Sketch out your cover on plain A4 paper so you know where the title, image and cover lines are going to go. 

Magazine Demographics

Magazine demographics             

Age: 7-40 -  The magazine is targeted of audience of this age because 7 years old is when children start to realise what they enjoy and 40 years old is when adults stop thinking about football because their body cannot keep up the high working rate you need to play a match or train.

Gender: Male - Majority of people find Men's football more entertaining this has been proved and more men play football.

Education: High School / University - This stage in peoples lives is where they decide what they are going to do and develop their skills and practice. When you have a job on the other hand you will have no time for football in most cases.

Social class: Lower or middle - Rich people usually have their money based on a investment or a business that they want their children to carry on so if they give that up for football it is quite rare and when people don't have much money children especially they get hope when they see that they can play football as they look up to huge footballers.

Race/Ethnicity: Everywhere - Football is very popular everywhere s parents encourage it because it helps kids have hope and not spend too much time inside so it is well known everywhere and lots of children play football and it is not a sport where you have to own big and expensive things you only need a football.

Profession: Students - This  is when children hit puberty witch leads to them either needing time off things that have been on their mind or want to enjoy and they grow in height and become stronger also this is the time where being in a football club is important as there are lots of scouts. 

Home: City or Village - People in city's usually go to university as in city's there is much better education rather than a village or somewhere small.

My First Analysis - Stranger Things

Point: The opening of stranger things establishes the lighting as essential for recognising tense and scary moments in the series.

Evidence: We know this because we see the lights begin to flicker and change brightness, when characters seen panicked.

Explanation: This has connotations of chaos and uncontrollability as the lights appear to react to what's happening around them.

Photoshop - Ronaldo