2. Purpose
• Entertain the readers throughout the context
• To make sure that the audience like what they are reading
• Inform readers about upcoming romance films
• Promote a new streaming service and independent film
company to the audience
3. Form and Genre
• The magazine is 40 pages of size A4
• Glossy paper for front cover
• Monthly issues
• Limited edition issues
• Genre is very popular amongst my target audience
• Digital and physical version of the magazine
4. Target Audience
• Primary target audience is female young adults/teens who are
15-26 years old
• Secondary target audience is the older generation who are
around 40-60 years old
• Tertiary target audience is anyone who is interested in reading
magazines
• Targeted to people in middle/upper class due to the price of the
magazine, this will mainly be the primary target audience
6. Price
• £5.99 per issue
• Yearly Subscription is £70
• 10% Student discount for people in education (save £7
every year)
• Why?
• Similar to competitors
• Isn't too expensive for people to buy
8. Content
• Information about up upcoming/new romance films as well as old romance films
• Interviews with actors and writers from romance films
• Advertisement of a new and current streaming service as well as in cinemas
• QR codes
• USP – Truths and lies section to make the audience carry on reading
• Both large and small photos
• Actors in the romance film are based in north London or born in north London
9. New Independent Film
• The new film I am going to produce and promote is called Unique
love, story line of two people who have an unusual love story
• Work with a local north London production company to make my
film come to film – called London North Studios
• Huge studio spaces
• Close to local train lines so its accessible
11. Resources and Personnel
• Editors
• Photographers
• Legal team
• Models
• Photoshop licence
• Props
• Experienced writers
• Computer
• Graphic Designers
• Researchers
• Social Media Advertiser
• Costume Designer
12. Distribution and Marketing
• Locally distributed in north London school libraries, art cafes,
coffee shops and newsagents
• Via an app on both apple and android devices
• Distributed to the rest of the UK and Europe
• Marketing in local north London schools, on social media
and flyers/posters in cinemas in areas like Finchley,
Borehamwood and Barnet
15. Colour Scheme
• Red gives connotations of love,
joy, anger, passion and danger
• Purple gives connotations of
wealth, creativity, mystery and
independence
• Pink gives connotations of
friendship, affection and peace
• These colours fit in with the genre
of romance
17. Competition
• Similar target audience
• More expensive £12.30 per issue
• Isn't a north London based magazine
• Sold over 50,000 copies
• Sold worldwide
