Editorial Design for Magazines for beginners
Understanding, Interpreting, and Reporting the News
A course by Stefano Cipolla , Journalist and Art Director
About the video: Understanding, Interpreting, and Reporting the News
Overview
“Now we will understand together how the same news can be graphically interpreted in various ways. You will also see how the creative process is universal and the same idea can work the same way in different times and places.”
In this video lesson Stefano Cipolla addresses the topic: Understanding, Interpreting, and Reporting the News, which is part of the Domestika online course: Editorial Design for Magazines for beginners. Learn the ins and outs of graphic design for magazine articles, from format analysis to text and image layout.
Partial transcription of the video
“Understanding, interpreting and reporting the news How the news is returned to the target audience of a newspaper? Let's go and see it in this lesson. From a graphic point of view, returning the news is as important as writing it. Because? Because every weekly, every periodical, every magazine has its target audience and that target audience has ways of reading that we must know and keep in mind when we go, for example, to make a cover. To explain this concept to you I have prepared three weekly covers: L'Espresso, Panorama. TPI. In the same week the three weeklies had the same news, or the...”
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Course summary for: Editorial Design for Magazines for beginners
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Art Direction, Design, Editorial Design, Graphic Design, Information Design
Stefano Cipolla
A course by Stefano Cipolla
Stefano Cipolla is a journalist and art director at the weekly magazine L’Espresso. Although he originally enrolled to study political science, his life-long love of images helped him discover his passion for design, which he decided to pursue at a private graphic design school instead. After several years at an agency, he shifted to freelance work, producing books and magazines, designing exhibitions, and creating ads for brands and events.
Since then, he's worked for different magazines and newspapers such as Il Manifesto, La Repubblica, and L’Espresso, where he's held the position of art director since 2018. He spent 12 years teaching history of graphic design and infographics at the IED in Rome and currently teaches editorial design at the Scuola di giornalismo in Urbino. He also gives lectures and runs workshops at Mimaster in Milan and the IED in Turin.
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