Link to brief: 1

Use of media terminology (language/representation/theory): 1

Comments for AQA:

  • The candidate has submitted a short statement which references the original magazine they intend to produce

Next steps:

  • You need to re-read the brief and ensure that you mention all the key requirements and outlines of the brief and what you wish to produce
  • Remember it is a celebrity gossip magazine so the cover lines on the front can be about real celebrities but your photos for your ‘celebrity influencer’ need to be your own
  • Include how your celebrity influencer is making a positive change in the community and link plenty of media theories e.g. Propp, Todorov and Blumer and Katz


For my media studies project, I  will be creating a magazine titled "The  Aura" that captures the warm, cosy, and uplifting spirit of the autumn season. The magazine will blend vibrant visuals with mindful, uplifting content that promotes positivity, self-reflection and mental well-being . It will use the comforting tones and connotation of autumn-such as change, warmth and renewal to inspire readers to slow down and appreciate balance and personal growth.  My target audience is young adults aged  16-25 who are interested in lifestyle, self care, mental positivity and seasonal inspiration. The magazine will include features on mindfulness 

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