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After conducting this research through analysis of the codes and convention of magazine frotn covers of my chosen genre of metal/rock it is visibly clear that in order for my front cover to effectivley reflect the genre very clearly to an audience, to look professional, be eye catching and clearly cater to the chsoen social group (gothic/emo/rocky) I need to stick to the following in my final Front Cover: There eneds to be a clear key image that is the main focus point of the front cocver within this key image the mise-en-scene needs to reflect the genre of metal/rock(tattoos, long hair, piercings, serious faces.) It is effective if there are plugs that make the engage the audience such as 'top 20 songs of the year,' gaze theory is commonly used and has appeared to be effective as an attractive iconic figure would attract an audience. The use of colour schemes make the page look attractive and creates consistency(use colours that are bright with a black outline as these mix of colours refletc genre:loud and dark) and finally the masthead needs to be unique and act as the trademarked font for the magazine so whenever they see that particular typeface people will immediatley think of my magazine. If I incorporate these codes and conventions needed to relfect metal/rock genre on a magazine front page then I will create a presentable, 'in your face', rocky professional front covercover that will be successful and be according to the veiwers prefered reading.
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