MEST2 Print Research
This BFI magazine doesn't meet all the different magazine cover convention which makes it very unique. The title isn't placed in the top third of the page which most magazines do so that they have room to put a center image. This magazine doesn't have center image which is very typical to most magazines. This means that all the focus of the audience goes into the the title which will lead to them remembering the name and establishing. The colour scheme is very bright with different colours which has a strong contrast will the background. The colour scheme has synergy with BFI as they don't produce mainstream film and are more unique. Below the title, we see the date of release and sponsor which tells the audience when it was released as well as who help produce the magazine. The title of publication is apart of the center image. As the magazine is well known, they audience would know that the "v" would stand for v magazine. I like how the 3 pu