By Stan Shirokiy

In what ways does your media product

use, develop or challenge forms and

conventions of real media products?

Front Cover

Contents Page

Model, covering

half of the page

Contents, written

in large font

Subsections of the

magazine

Double Page Spread

Article, which is

based on the left

hand side of the

page

Image of the

artist, on the

right hand side

Artists

Name- at the

top left

corner

A quote from the

article

However, the only difference

between the two pages is the

size of the image. In my

case, a lot of blank space

had been left out in order to

show the quality of the

magazine, which able to do

so. Whilst, in Mixmag’s

double page spread, Dizzee

Rascal is much bigger

Conclusion

I do not think that I have done anything differently,

in comparison with the direct competitor-

MIXMAG. As you can from the previous slides,

that the general layout of the pages are very

similar. However, what would differ is the quality

of the paper, which would play a direct impact on

the prices. BPM would cost four pounds,

whereas, Mixmag and DJ Mag set their prices

around £3.20. Also, if BPM had been released, it

would certainly include less advertisement, as I

have found out from the research, that the

potential customers would not be interested in the

wastage of paper, they would rather prefer

another articles, or two.