Research History on Magazine

      Magazine are very incorporated into our daily lives. They broadcast the latest news on hair, beauty, celebrities and much more. They were founded in 1731 by Edward Cave who created the first magazine named The Gentleman's Magazine.They were viewed as very high class and expensive, while the less costly ones were aimed towards the regular people or general public. Eventually by the 1800s, most people knew how to read and their literacy increased. The style of magazines also transformed from improvement to amusement. 

    Women magazines were the best seller's and took most of the attention.While other magazines focused on things such as autobiographies and science. As the 1900s approached, magazines were on the rise judging that people read on their leisure time.There are several different types of magazines created to cater to every group of people. As time progresses, magazines adapt and change to the liking of the people and continuously keeping them up to date with the latest news.

  

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Creating Preliminary Task

   To create the best possible magazine, I will be detailing a sample cover page to illustrate an idea of how I want my magazine cover page to reflect. I will test out different texts and styles to better figure out what works best for my magazine. There will be pictures taken personally and narrowed to be on my sample cover page.
Read more

Camera shots

Image
In film, there are multiple variations of film. I am going to be choosing six different camera shots which include: establishing shot, wide shot, close-up shot, master shot, mid-shot, and over the shoulder shot. Establishing shot: This shot show casts the scene in a zoomed out way which illustrates the relationship between the characters and their settings.   Wide shot: This shot shows the entire character or object and is wider in its frame. Close-up shot: This shot usually focuses on getting the face of an object or character and its purpose is to add emotion. Master shot: This shot is utilized to portray the most dramatized scenes in the film.   Mid-shot: This shot only shows the character from the waist up and is the most common shot. It gives an opportunity to show the characters and their surroundings. Over the shoulder shot: This shot starts over the shoulder of one character and shows the other character they are facing. It illustrates the conversation between two c...
Read more