Title ideas
The title needs to be something fairly
short, snappy and memorable. It would be a bonus if the title related to the
theme of students and how they think.
- initialised title - eg. SBmag (student break)
- Modernize
- StudyBreak
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House style
My student magazine will make use of either
a quite powerful colour scheme of darker greys and aqua/cyan blue that will
stand out against one another, or use a more sophisticated scheme of colours
that are easier on the eyes. These could be softer colours such as white and
light orange. I will try to avoid using colours together that might be hard to
look at.
The magazine will be laid out very straight
and solid, with no tilted or angled text or images. Shapes used will be squares
and rectangles only. Few curved lines and a somewhat sophisticated but
comfortable and relaxed look.
Fonts will be solid and blocky for
headings, large and bold for the masthead and basic font for the main bodies of
text.
Content
The magazine will contain different
articles that most students will be able to relate to: Sections of music,
film/TV, games, books, study, clothing, and things that are happening in and
around the college.
Images
The central image on the cover will be a
MCU of a student, possibly in or near the college. Facial expression will be
very relaxed and melancholy, and the photo will be taken at eye level. One or
two smaller images will be used around the edge of the cover relating to
articles inside. The contents page will contain two or three photos relating to
the most “important” articles inside.
Mode of address
I think that my magazine needs to be quite
informal without being too informal. This means educated and semi-serious
articles and writing style, but without use of over-complicated words. I personally
find reading a passage with long complex words and structure to be difficult
and even stressful, and with a student magazine it needs to be fairly relaxing
and comfortable to read.
Price
As this is a student magazine and will not
have a huge amount of content, nor will the audience have that much money, it
will be very cheap – about £1.
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