Magazines Flashcards

1
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What is the genre of tatler

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Monthly upmarket lifestyle magazine

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2
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What is the genre of heat

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Weekly lifestyle and celeb gossip

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Who does tatler target

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Upper class women over 35 who are interested in fashion and travel

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4
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Who does heat target

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Working class and middle class women who are interested in high street

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5
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What do each magazine focus on

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Tatler- fashion and high end issues
Heat- social issues and current affairs (e.g celeb gossip)

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What are the conventions of tatler

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Has a bold fancy headline and some contents listed to make the cover easier to follow

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What are the conventions of heat

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The title and info is in yellow and pink to make it easier to understand

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Tatler design and layout

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  • font is bold and elegant looking
  • black and white writing contrasts the green background which makes it stand out and easier to read
  • colours of the dress are very subtle, tidy, neat colours (pink blue and white)
  • dominant signifier is the woman.
    Her body language is graceful looking and she looks at the camera confidently
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Heat design and layout

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  • the heading is bold and white
  • the font is very curly which gives it a playful look
  • there are multiple fonts on the cover which are eye catching and give a chaotic look
  • the pink yellow and white gives it a childish feel
  • language suggests that the magazine looks for scandal. E.g. ‘caught out!’
  • multiple main images which all juxtapose each other
  • photos are of people happy and upset
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10
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When was tatler first published
How long has it been a weekly magazine

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1901
1977

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11
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How many of Tatlers readers own designer fashion

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96%

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12
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How many of tatlers readers are luxury travellers

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97%

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13
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How many of heat’s readers are female

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77%

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14
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How many of heat’s readers are aged over 35

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75%

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Describe tatlers main image

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Medium long shot, looking directly at the camera in a formal garden

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Describe heat’s images

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Medium close up’s, eye level and fish eye lense shots. All photos are high key lighting with only one person looking directly at the camera

17
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Why does tatlers model stand in front of the masthead

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To show how important she is. She also invites us into her luxury lifestyle inside the magazine

18
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What does the ‘see EU later!’ title mean

A

Social/cultural context of brexit for British readers

19
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Why has tatler used a mixed race model

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To show that they are more diverse, politically correct and hold modern values

20
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What does ‘heat’ connotes

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That the magazine will be filled with hot gossip

21
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What does the lowercase heat masthead signify

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That it’s unconventional, informal and relatable

22
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How does heat use enigmas

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Dramatic words like ‘Liam’s double life’ and ‘horrified’ makes us question and want to read the magazine

23
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Why is the use of ‘im a celebrity get me out of here’ important in heat

A

Intertextual references to popular mainstream shows attract wider mainstream audiences