Genre Research

  I will specifically use the convention of mid shots of celebrities with high key lighting, my models will be made up and edited to look almost flawless because this is what entertainment magazines have in common. This will make my models look more like celebrities through the angle and mid shot picture i get of them, i will also use bright block colours as this was a convention i found in entertainment magazines, i will use colours such as bright reds and pinks and contrasting colours to make them stand out such as yellows and greens. This will make my magazine appeal to the target audience more as they have expectations of what an entertainment magazine consists of and what conventions they are looking for.

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  1. Luis AmadorJune 17, 2019 at 12:34 PM

    S – Good analysis of chosen texts.
    I – You need to include examples of how you specifically intend to use the information you summarised in your production… what specifically do you intend to use in production that links to this research? What codes and conventions do you actually intend to use? Be specific.
    T – Please write the above in RED FONT as part of your conclusion.

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