AB3
- EVALUATION:
After
completing the production of your magazine, you should summarise the process
and assess your success in a written evaluation. The word limit is 800 words –
significantly more or less will mean you drop marks. Some questions to help you
evaluate your work are outlined below:
- What is a magazine? Start off by giving a definition.
- What is the name (and what are the connotations) of your magazine?
- Who will your magazine appeal to? Age, race, gender, occupation, social class, etc.
- Where can your magazine be bought / read? Don’t forget to justify why it would be sold in these places.
- A vicarious audience might read the magazine for free in places like waiting rooms / libraries / youth clubs. How will you make the magazine appeal to new readers (who might buy it from then on) such as these?
- Which company would publish your magazine and why? Research companies such as EMAP and Bauer (anyone who publishes a similar magazine to yours).
- What programmes did you use to create your magazine and what media skills did you develop?
- How did you appeal to your target audience on the cover?
- How are people usually represented in magazines such as yours? Did you reinforce these representations or subvert them?
- How did you choose to organise your contents page?
- Why did you choose to create the feature you wrote for your magazine?
- Did you follow a house style from an existing magazine or create your own layout? Why?
- What would you do differently next time?
- What have you learnt about the magazine industry as a whole?
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