Film Magazine Planning

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Mind Map on Film Magazine Planning, created by james.s.craine on 06/03/2014.
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Film Magazine Planning
  1. After completing some film magazine research I noticed that the masthead on many film magazines is the largest text on the page and is usually in capital letters. This makes the name of the magazine easy to see and read to customers know which magazine they are buying. It also catches the audiences eye and they may then be tempted into purchasing the magazine.
    1. As you can see below Empire magazines masthead is the largest text on the page and is in capital letters so it stands out.
      1. If my magazine is to be recognisable I will have to make my masthead large on the page so it stands out and customers instantly recognise my magazine from the rest as it is a competitive market.
        1. After looking at potential fonts for my masthead on the website Dafont.com, I found 3 which I thought would be best to use for my magazine. These fonts are all easy to read and stand out which is what a masthead font needs to be.
      2. My magazine masthead must also be in a font which is easy for the audience to read of confusion over the name of the magazine could occur.
      3. Key Cover Line
        1. The purpose of a key cover line is to sell the main article to the audience. The key cover line briefly sums up what the main article is about in a way which makes the audience to want to read the article themselves to find out what the key cover line is telling them.
          1. As you can see with this issue of Empire magazine the key cover line reads "How summer's biggest superhero went to war". This cover line helps to sum up what the main article is about and it ties in to the image and
          2. Cover Lines
            1. Cover lines are used on a magazine to provide audience members a brief explination as to some of the content within the magazine. In a film magazine case they are usually the names of films covered in the magazine or actors names who have been interviewed.
              1. I intend to include a number of cover lines to attract audiences to read the magazine.I was thinking of including around 5 cover lines, as any more might make the front cover look cluttered.
                1. Possible cover lines I was thinking of were: GODZILLA PREVIEW, BATMAN Vs SUPERMAN, 10 Hottest films around, Harry Burj Interview! and Siam Park Film Fest!
                2. Colour Scheme
                  1. The colour scheme of many film magazines usually consists of 3 colours. This makes the magazine visually appealing and catches the eye.
                    1. I quickly knew which colours I wanted to use on my magazine front cover. They can be seen above. These colours are simple but effective on the eye. They are fairly dark which adds to the films genre of being quite a dark sinister film.
                    2. Image
                      1. Many film magazine covers have an image of a main character from the featured film on the cover. The image is usually a mid-shot and the character is positioned centrally on the page.
                        1. This is the kind of image I hope to create for my magazine cover. The pose and prop of the gun show that this character is not to be messed with and means business, something Chrisitan portrays in the trailer
                        2. For my image I will be having the character Christian Maddox pointing a gun at somebody while looking at the camera. The shot will be a mid-shot and he will be positioned centrally. I have decided to use Christian as the character to have on my cover as he is one of the key protaganists and he appears in the trailer the most.
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