Verified Productions : September 2014

Magazine Analysis

Glamour Magazine

it being a film magazine the image itself it very sharp and most images they use tend

to have a blue and grey tint to make it look like a scene from a box office movie

Glamour is a women's magazine published by Condé Nast Publications. Founded in 1939 in the United States, it was originally called Glamour of Hollywood. It targets women 18–49..

as it is a women's magazine much brighter colours are used apposed to a more masculine magazine which would often use much darker, stronger clolours. colours like orange and yellow are used as they are softer on the eye and such colours are associated with femininity and innocence which is also a reflection of the contents inside.The fonts used are quite blocky which relates to the vintage theme it seem to create. it almost looks like the opening titles to a 50s romantic movie which is again something appealing to its target audience. the image also has a white slightly orange filter to it which makes the image look clear and to some extent suburban look

Empire Magazine

Empire is a British film magazine published monthly by Bauer Consumer Media. From the first issue in July 1989 .As well as film news, previews and reviews, Empire has some other regular features. Each issue features a Classic Scene, a transcript from a notable film scene.The regular Top 10 feature lists Empire's choice of the top ten examples of something film-related. A regular feature since issue 167, the masterpiece feature is a two-page essay on a film selected by Empire in the 'At Home' section. The selection of the films seem to be quite random and follow no specific pattern.

The colours used in the magazine are bright and help the mazagine stand out. certain words are

emphasized to make them stand out on the page.the contrast of the colours red and white over the fairly dark background allow for the magazine to have a sharp, clean look. due to