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Media magazine Analysis
Christian Batchlelor
This magazine cover shows a woman – student –
standing casually with writing down the side giving different pieces of
information to the reader about the schooling studies.
Mise en Scene:
Costume. The main character in the foreground is
dressed casually, which would connote a certain freedom to the studies offered
in the magazine. The clothes are fairly fashionable and would be relevant to
the reader of the magazine as the target audience of this magazine is young
students looking to take courses and so this style would address them and give
them the idea of a lax rule in the college.
Props. There are no real props used in the magazine
cover, the only use of props is the bag on her shoulder which carries on with
the idea of a casual school life and fits in to the general idea of the
magazine an its school-like theme.
Lighting. The lighting is simple, pure white; this
makes it clear to the reader so that they can focus on the important
information that the magazine presents. The white background not only makes it
clear but also adds a bright atmosphere to the cover, which will give the
reader a positive impression.
NVC’S
(Non Verbal Communication). The NVC’s on the cover add even more to the
positive attitude or feeling that the school is trying to give as the actor is
smiling widely which gives the reader more positive associations with the
studies.
Setting. There is no setting on the cover so that the
reader will focus more on the things mentioned above and the information on the
front.
Font:
The font is clear to make it easy for the reader and
no real style has been used to any effect the school wanted to make things
simple so they used a plain font.
Texts:
The texts contain all the information the school is
presenting to the reader and this information is presented simply with the most
important bits made to stand out by being in bigger fonts.
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