1. initial plans
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The document outlines Chelsea Kierans' initial plans for a music magazine, which included mind mapping different ideas and creating a mood board. The mood board analysis notes repetition of red colors and grungy styles from magazines like Kerrang to make the magazine stand out from more mainstream publications. The mood board will influence the final product by helping create a quirky music magazine that mixes genres beyond the usual fare while incorporating familiar magazine aspects.
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Analysis of professional magazine cover (1)
The magazine cover features a main image of Joe Perry, Alice Cooper, and Johnny Depp to attract fans of different genres of music and film. Sub headlines and lines on the sides reveal more about the magazine's content without giving too much away. Additional images of other popular artists aim to appeal to a wider audience. The color scheme, prominent masthead, and taglines using humor help make the cover eye-catching and entice readers to learn more.
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Emily proposes creating an indie music magazine that focuses on artistic photography and unique layouts. She found through surveys that readers prefer a monthly magazine to include more content. The target audience is 16-25 year old females, with some secondary readers ages 25+. The magazine will include a double page feature article on an indie duo, along with two smaller artist profiles. Key aspects are making the magazine interactive, informal yet sophisticated in style. Social media will be important for advertising and engagement. The unique aspects are a fluid genre approach and female orientation.
Researching genre
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Focus group
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Mind map
The document discusses ideas for a new music magazine, including potential masthead names like "Chorus", branding elements like a consistent color scheme and font, and content such as exclusive interviews and reviews of concerts. It also mentions ideas for engaging readers through social media, a catchy strapline about making noise with knowledge, and incentives like a chance to meet bands or win tickets to shows.
Analysed magazines
The magazine cover features a striking mid-shot photo of artist Lily Allen staring directly at the viewer, making her look powerful and confident. The title "SPIN" is in all capital letters and surrounded by red to stand out against the gold background. Additional information such as upcoming artists and articles are listed in bold black text that contrasts the background. The cover aims to attract a wide audience through its use of the popular artist Lily Allen and bold design elements that draw the eye.
Pre Production
The document provides information and inspiration for pre-production of a music magazine, including influential magazine covers, mood boards, early name ideas, and masthead designs. It discusses taking inspiration from covers featuring simple designs, sophisticated poses and text styles. Neutral colors on covers suggest a focus on non-mainstream music. A quirky, unique masthead promotes an indie focus. The document also discusses the magazine's unique selling point of focusing on unsigned, non-mainstream artists and cultivating a sense of community with readers.
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1. initial plans
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Pre Production
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- Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using college printers exploring 3 potential ideas
- Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using college printers exploring your final idea
- Collection of images related to your product/inspirational/visually interesting At least 15 needed