Media Studies

This is my final submission for my magazine. I changed my table of contents page and some of the fonts that I used before, along with the photos that I had in the magazine. 

Many of my peers responded with positive comments on my magazine, but I also needed to justify my columns, along with find some different photos to add variation.

Question 4 I integrated technologies into my project by using the blogger on google to help me post my process of how I came to my final product of my magazine. I also used publisher to help create my magazine pages and make them look the way they do. Not to mention I used my iPhone to take pictures for my magazine.

Question 3 My production skills have developed by using the program publisher for my magazine by editing photos and putting together the photos in such a way to create a magazine that would look good and attract people to it by the cover and its contents. Using blogger was helpful to getting my product out in the open and sharing my thoughts with my magazine.

Question 2 My product engages people in the realm of music other than rap and today's hits, and more of the rock and alternative music styles that are not main stream. It also engages people by telling them about the new albums that artists are making along with new tours, upcoming concerts, along with information behind artists music careers and their personal lives. My magazine would be distributed by concerts and country wide tours along with the magazine distributors.

Question 1 My product challenges conventions by using multiple photos on the cover, the photos are taken by the fans of the magazine while they are at concerts and festivals. The table of contents displays photos of fans meeting their favorite artists and artists performing on stage. Displaying fans love for concerts and festivals. While the articles show people taking pictures of the new people that they met during concerts and more pictures of fans meeting their favorite artists after a show. This represents the teenage social group that would typically feel like outsiders in the typical social setting now feel that they are accepted.