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After conducting this research through analysis of the codes and convention of magazine contents pages of my chosen genre of metal/rock it is visibly clear that in order for my contents page to effectivley reflect the genre to an audience it needs: to look professional, be very 'in your face', intimidating, harsh and dark.Therefore I need to stick to the following in my final contents page: Stick to a colour scheme that stands out and contrasts however effectivley keep it consistent with the front page colour scheme. The use of a drop cap is effective as it dominates the rest of the copy like the music is dominating in sound. An editors message is very common throughout all genre of magazines as it gives the editor some lime light not just the bands and it also helps to praise the issue and give the reader an insight into the issue. Mise-en-scene is very important on the key image it is the most vital part of the contents page that informs the reader of the genre therefore my images need to have long hair, contain action, tattoos and piercings as they reflect metal/rock. Finally It is effective if there are plugs that engage the audience such as 'top 20 2010 hits' these make the magazine fun and plugs can be scattered around the page filling up blank space effectivley in shapes or graphics to make it more appealing.It is fundimentally important that I incorporate these codes and conventions as they relfect a metal/rock genre therefore people will know if its to there preferred reading and it will imeidatly cater to those in the same social groups that these band would be associated with.
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