My interview above is based around questions created around the genre of pop rock. I chose questions which were related to my artist and that were appropriate to my target audience. The questions were personal and based around her life, career and difficulties. The reason for me to use these forms of questions was so that the readers can understand and develop a bond with her. It could also provide them with comfort if they are experiencing any problems in their lives as she may have experienced the same problems. The language used is casual and fun which attracts readers, also the style in which she talks is to the reader rather than the interviewer which allows them to imagine that they are with her.Thursday, 25 February 2010
Interview Questions and Answers
My interview above is based around questions created around the genre of pop rock. I chose questions which were related to my artist and that were appropriate to my target audience. The questions were personal and based around her life, career and difficulties. The reason for me to use these forms of questions was so that the readers can understand and develop a bond with her. It could also provide them with comfort if they are experiencing any problems in their lives as she may have experienced the same problems. The language used is casual and fun which attracts readers, also the style in which she talks is to the reader rather than the interviewer which allows them to imagine that they are with her.Interview Practice Pictures


The three pictures above were taken to get a basic image of what the picture in my interview would look like. I chose to position my models as if they don't realise the pictures being taken, this makes the image seem natural which is what I am trying to portray. I used a guitar in my images to show my audience the genre of music in which I am basing my magazine on and the talent needed to be successful in that genre. The lack of eye-contact shows a sense of innocence and commitment for their music; this represents the artists in my music genre as although they are loud and fierce, they have a sense of innocence about them.
RWD Reader Profile
Thursday, 18 February 2010
Rihanna Interview Analysis
This interview was taken from an issue of RWD, it focuses on Rihanna and her new album, they also address her recent abuse by her ex-boyfriend and how that experience has helped her to create this album and move on with her life. Her new album focuses more on the genre or rock and that is shown through the style, font and colours used in the interview.
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RWD and NME Comparison
These five slides analyse the similarities and differences of both RWD and NME. The first two images are of RWD front covers, both of which are annotated to show each element of the magazine and its representations. The next two are analysing the NME front covers and the elements used to create it. I have annotated it to mainly focus on the connotations and denotations of the covers. The final slide looks at all four slides and compares them to one another, looking at both the similarities and differences of NME and RWD.
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