Background

2. Background • Vogue is an American fashion and lifestyle magazine. It focuses a lot on fashion as that is its main selling point. It has been around since 1892 and was first founded by Arthur Turnure. • It is published monthly • Vogue has developed from a small weekly New York magazine into a top world wide magazine. • It has featured some of the worlds greatest female icons, from iconic movie stars to world famous singers. Not forgetting top models such as Kate moss and Cara Delevingne

3. In the early days of vogue the front cover design was very simplistic however as it slowly started to develop the cover started to become fuller. • There are two main focus points on the front of the magazine: the magazine title ‘Vogue’ and the main image of whoever the cover girl of that issue is. • Vogue’ title is David font , it is presented in caps and with a bold edge • The colour scheme for every issue is carefully planned out and matched together. • For example the text colour of the main title will also go with what colours the model on the front is wearing, this also counts for the front page cover lines. Black is a key colour used on Vogue front covers.

4. Iam going to be producing magazine articles within vogue magazine on jobs within the media industry, I will lay it out in the original style of Vogue and base all designs around the original magazine. Colour Scheme I like the simplistic idea of black and white with a splash of bold colour on certain words. I will be carrying on using the original Vogue font of Davidas I think it looks neat and is easy to read

5. Jobs within the mediathat Iwill be focusing my articles on • Magazine journalist • Magazine/newspaper editor • Radio presenter • Radio producer • Proof-reader • Television presenter • Stage/set designer

6. Magazine/Newspaper Journalist A magazine and newspaper journalist’s job is to write articles and feature articles that will entice the viewers and make them interested in the topic thy are reading about and sometimes also entertained. Magazines that these type of journalists work for are: business, consumer, trade and specialist consumer. Magazine/Newspaper Editor A magazine/newspaper editors job is to manage to content and layout of the publication and making sure that all of their employees (journalists) are sticking with the theme of their ‘house style’. Radio Presenter A radio presenters job is to entertain live listening audiences over the radio. They are also a DJ as they will play a variety of music whilst speaking to the audience in the meantime, they will also hold interviews that will air over the radio. Not only do they introduce and host the station they may also read the news and report on issues and events. Radio Producer Radio producers play a vital role in making sure that all content is appropriate. They don’t always appear on air but can work on the news, interviews, music and special features.

7. Proof-reader A proofreaders job is to spot any publication mistakes that authors and editors maybe have missed. This is done before any publication is sent off to print. Proofreadersmay be asked to do this on books, magazines, web pages or business publications. Television Presenter Television presenters are in the public eye all of the time whilst on TV. Their job is to entertain and inform audiences on national television. They can work on many programs such as children's, sports, news, music shows etc. Stage/ Set Designer A stage/set designer creates the overall visual look of the television set, theatre stage or film production. They do all of the design ideas and delegate roles to other workers.