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Here are some key points about the target audience for a David Bowie magazine: - The target age range is 40-70 years old, as this was the generation that grew up with Bowie in his prime in the 1960s-1980s. - The target gender is primarily male, as Bowie was an iconic male role model for men of that era, though many women appreciated his music as well. - Psychographically, the target reader sees themselves as non-conforming and avant-garde, drawn to Bowie's bohemian style and promotion of recycling/environmentalism before it was mainstream. - In terms of social status, the target reader would have been working class or "belong
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The magazine targets an audience that dresses mainly in black and relates to blackness. The cover and interior pages use black as a dominant theme to attract this audience and help them identify with the magazine. The simple title, rebellious-looking artists on the cover, and casual letter from the editor aim to address the audience in a way that does not require too much thought. The contents focus on new bands, interviews, music guides, and concert listings - topics the target audience will enjoy reading about.
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The document summarizes a magazine case study on The Rolling Stone magazine. It discusses the magazine's founding in 1967 in San Francisco by Jan Wenner. The magazine focuses on popular culture, politics, and music. The document analyzes a front cover featuring Britney Spears from the 1990s/2000s era, noting the provocative pink background theme fits her pop star image while still maintaining her legacy. Key elements like the iconic curled logo and use of color are highlighted.
Final survey analysis
The document analyzes survey results from 75 responses about music magazines. Key findings include:
- Most respondents were willing to pay £3 or less for a magazine and had never bought a music magazine before.
- Facebook was the most popular social media platform and free music downloads/offers would encourage reading.
- Adele and Coldplay were the most preferred artists and Rolling Stone, NME, and Q were the top music magazines.
- Black, red, and white was favored as the magazine color scheme. Concert tickets and free music downloads were most wanted as freebies.
Final key concepts research
Q magazine stands out from other music magazines through its distinctive style and focus on rock and indie music. It uses a limited color palette and bold, thick fonts. The logo prominently features bright red. Articles address the reader directly to encourage connection. Photos depict older artists to appeal to the magazine's older target audience. Q focuses on bands that have been around for a long time and showcases their rock music. It releases issues monthly to increase demand and allows raising prices to boost profits.
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The magazine targets an audience that dresses mainly in black and relates to blackness. The cover and interior pages use black as a dominant theme to attract this audience and help them identify with the magazine. The simple title, rebellious-looking artists on the cover, and casual letter from the editor aim to address the audience in a way that does not require too much thought. The contents focus on new bands, interviews, music guides, and concert listings - topics the target audience will enjoy reading about.
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Final survey analysis
The document analyzes survey results from 75 responses about music magazines. Key findings include:
- Most respondents were willing to pay £3 or less for a magazine and had never bought a music magazine before.
- Facebook was the most popular social media platform and free music downloads/offers would encourage reading.
- Adele and Coldplay were the most preferred artists and Rolling Stone, NME, and Q were the top music magazines.
- Black, red, and white was favored as the magazine color scheme. Concert tickets and free music downloads were most wanted as freebies.
Final key concepts research
Q magazine stands out from other music magazines through its distinctive style and focus on rock and indie music. It uses a limited color palette and bold, thick fonts. The logo prominently features bright red. Articles address the reader directly to encourage connection. Photos depict older artists to appeal to the magazine's older target audience. Q focuses on bands that have been around for a long time and showcases their rock music. It releases issues monthly to increase demand and allows raising prices to boost profits.
Question 4: Who would be the audience for your media product?
The focus group provided feedback on the indie/rock magazine in several areas:
1) They felt the genre was well-represented through the cover lines, content, photography props like guitars, and subjects' clothing in darker colors and styles.
2) They found the content interesting because it featured popular artists and promised exclusive interviews and information.
3) The photography quality was good - they liked the compositions, lighting, and how the subjects looked serious and represented the genre. More photos on the content page could intrigue readers further.
4) The color scheme of blues, purples and black was suitable as it was unisex, not too bright, and matched the photo tones well.
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The document provides details about conducting focus groups to inform the design of a rock music magazine. It then shares the results of the focus group, which discussed preferences for various magazine elements like front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads. Key preferences included using a dominant band image on the cover, including both male and female artists, and featuring gig guides, album reviews, and interviews across the magazine.
Survey Monkey Results
Joe Dolan is planning a new music magazine based on survey results. The survey showed the audience is more female, so he will feature more female artists and brighter colors. The most popular name choice for the magazine was "Bigtings" so that will be the name. Most people said they would pay £2 or less, so the magazine price will be kept cheap. The first issue will feature Tupac on the cover since he is a favorite artist that may encourage sales. Interviews were the most wanted content, so the magazine will include interviews with hip hop artists. The three most voted for artists will be featured throughout the magazine to appeal to different tastes.
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Magazine content page analysis
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02.) Research
This document provides research on the existing products of three magazines:
- The first magazine focuses on style and features black and white photography of suits. Its target audience is men aged 20-50.
- The second magazine features Emma Watson on the cover and focuses on her beauty and fashion. Its target audience is teenage girls and fans of Emma Watson.
- The third magazine seems to take a more casual, social media-inspired approach with a mix of black and white and color photos. Its target audience is teenagers aged 13-26, focusing on bands like Coldplay.
Question 5
The document provides feedback from peers on the author's music magazine draft. For the front cover, peers suggested changing the black masthead color to make it more eye-catching, and using brighter colors like red and yellow. For the contents page, peers said the original color scheme made the magazine look childish, so the author changed it to be more sophisticated. Peers also felt the draft contents page did not clearly identify the magazine as music-focused, so the author added more music-related images and restructured the sections. The double page spread received positive feedback for its unconventional interview format and use of a featured artist's photograph. Peers enjoyed the magazine's overall unconventional approaches.
Audience feedback
The document summarizes audience feedback on a magazine layout. Curtis and Zoe liked that the structure was organized with only one image on the front cover making the magazine name easy to see. They felt the contents page and double page article looked conventional. Both felt the pitch was appealing as it provided necessary information and images of audience feedback. The target audience was identified as ABC1, 16-34 years old, and it was determined they enjoy celebrity gossip and a formal presentation style appropriate for the older target age.
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The document describes a media magazine product targeting middle class teenagers interested in hip hop music. Key points:
- The magazine targets middle class teenagers ages 14-20 by setting an affordable price and using colloquial language.
- It would be distributed by institutions like Forbes that have expanded beyond business to hip hop magazines.
- The creator learned photo editing skills in Photoshop like the healing and cloning tools in making the magazine.
Draft proposal
This is my Draft Proposal for my music magazine. The genre I have chosen is pop. This proposal explains the following and what is included in the. These are the topics that I have explained to propose my magazine, Target Audience, Contents of Feature Article, Purpose of my Production, Contents of my Magazine and the Business Model.
Pop music article and genre research
In this PowerPoint pI have done research on:
1. Examples of different front covers
2. How pop Magazine’s engage and interest pop music fans
3. Magazine Features – Elements of the Pop Music Genre
4. Audience Expectations – Pop Music
5. How does this research can help me in my own production of a pop music magazine
and so much more.
Question 5 - Redo
The audience provided positive feedback on the magazine's formatting and layout. They agreed it followed a conventional style for a hip hop magazine in terms of color scheme and layout. Additionally, the photography of artists was seen as appropriate for the magazine and an improvement over recent drafts.
A-Level Media Studies - Magazine Planning. (Primary Coursework)
The document outlines plans for a music magazine focusing on alternative, indie, punk, and metal genres. It discusses typical codes and conventions for a music magazine, including feature articles, interviews, reviews, and reader submissions. Ideas for the magazine include the name "Crash" or "Real Music Magazine," and featuring an interview and album review as the cover story. Mock layouts are proposed for the front cover and contents page, experimenting with placement of the masthead, barcode, cover lines, date, and images.
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The summary provides high-level information about the design elements used on the cover of a rock music magazine:
The masthead is bold and centered to stand out. It uses a drop shadow and is cut out behind the cover image. The cover image shows a rock artist holding a guitar. Coverlines are bold and yellow with a black outline to jump out. Non-essential information like prices and dates are located in the bottom corner. The magazine's design follows audience research and conventions of similar magazines.
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The target audience for the pop music magazine is primarily females ages 10-30 from a middle class background. Secondary audiences include males within the same age range and those from an upper class social status. The magazine content will focus on popular artists and topics that appeal to fans of pop music who want to stay informed on the latest news in the industry. Features will support UK artists to attract the "Belonger" psychographic segment most interested in domestic content.
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The document discusses how the student's media product, a magazine called "The Becky Takeover", represents conventions of real magazines and social groups. It highlights competitions, a reader Q&A section, gossip rumors, trends, music charts, and affordable price as conventions represented. The front cover uses conventions like a close-up artist image and wallpaper background of related artists. The double-page spread and contents pages similarly showcase artists' photos and promotions in styles used by real magazines.
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The document analyzes the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread of BBC Music magazine. On the front cover, the BBC logo is placed in the top left corner as is conventional. The magazine title spans the cover's width in white text to emphasize it against the dark background. A tagline calls it the "world's best-selling classical music magazine." The contents page lists regular and irregular features in three columns. The double page spread features a full-page portrait of the cover story subject, with the article split into three columns and including a pull quote and fact file about the musician.
Unit G321 Mind Map Joe Dolan
This document provides information for designing a hip hop magazine, including ideas for the front cover, masthead, color schemes, and more. Some key points:
- Black and red is proposed as the main color scheme, inspired by XXL magazine. Other ideas include black/white, black/gold, and white/gold.
- Masthead name ideas include "The Unseen," "Staying Dope," and "Beats by Dolan" to reference hip hop albums and culture.
- Images are proposed to portray African/American fashion and personalities suited for the front cover.
- Social media links will be included to engage readers across Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
- The
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The document discusses the evaluation of a magazine media product. It describes the style, colors, and layout conventions used in the magazine, including the banner, contents page, and background textures. It represents the target social group through images of people in clothing and poses appealing to that group. The ideal audience is identified as 16-19 year olds interested in rock, metal, and screamo music who like to dress in dark, individual styles. The magazine aims to attract this audience through humorous images, appealing band photos, and inclusion of bands the audience enjoys.
Evaluation
The document summarizes a student's media product which is a rock music magazine. The student researched existing rock magazines like "Rock Sound" and used conventions from them, but also challenged some conventions. Key aspects summarized include using similar colors and masthead as "Rock Sound" but a darker cover image. The double page spread and contents page also follow typical magazine conventions. The target audience is described as males aged 16-30, aiming for a lower-middle class. The student learned skills in Photoshop and creating online portfolios through this project.
1. research
The document analyzes the target audiences and design features of several music magazines. It summarizes the audiences and key visual elements of magazines profiling Rolling Stones, Ed Sheeran, and Pentatonix. For Rolling Stones, it notes the older male audience and use of black and white photography. For Ed Sheeran, it highlights the younger female readers and black and white cover image. For Pentatonix, it outlines the teenage female fans and varied color palette. The analysis concludes that a good text to image ratio and black and white color scheme are effective techniques to include in its own music magazine work.
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Question 4: Who would be the audience for your media product?
The focus group provided feedback on the indie/rock magazine in several areas:
1) They felt the genre was well-represented through the cover lines, content, photography props like guitars, and subjects' clothing in darker colors and styles.
2) They found the content interesting because it featured popular artists and promised exclusive interviews and information.
3) The photography quality was good - they liked the compositions, lighting, and how the subjects looked serious and represented the genre. More photos on the content page could intrigue readers further.
4) The color scheme of blues, purples and black was suitable as it was unisex, not too bright, and matched the photo tones well.
Task 9 research 4 people
The document provides details about conducting focus groups to inform the design of a rock music magazine. It then shares the results of the focus group, which discussed preferences for various magazine elements like front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads. Key preferences included using a dominant band image on the cover, including both male and female artists, and featuring gig guides, album reviews, and interviews across the magazine.
Survey Monkey Results
Joe Dolan is planning a new music magazine based on survey results. The survey showed the audience is more female, so he will feature more female artists and brighter colors. The most popular name choice for the magazine was "Bigtings" so that will be the name. Most people said they would pay £2 or less, so the magazine price will be kept cheap. The first issue will feature Tupac on the cover since he is a favorite artist that may encourage sales. Interviews were the most wanted content, so the magazine will include interviews with hip hop artists. The three most voted for artists will be featured throughout the magazine to appeal to different tastes.
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The document provides information on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), which are potentially traumatic events that can occur during childhood, such as experiencing or witnessing violence, abuse, or neglect. It also lists several mental health professionals who are available for an interview, including Jo Ward, Dale Ward, and Jake Mawer, who have various years of experience working in mental health and specializing in trauma. The document requests discussing issues related to mental health, trauma, and getting help or raising awareness on these topics in the proposed interviews.
Analysis of professional magazine cover
The document analyzes the cover of the magazine "Classic Rock". It summarizes the different elements of the cover and how they are used to appeal to audiences. These elements include the masthead at the top, the main image featuring Johnny Depp, Joe Perry and Alice Cooper, sublines providing information about articles, and the names of other artists to attract a wide audience. The color scheme and catchy headlines are also described as techniques to engage readers and promote sales.
Magazine content page analysis
This document analyzes the house style, target audience, design principles, imagery, and design balance of a music magazine. The house style features red, white, and black colors throughout and uses bright, colorful images. The target audience is people aged 18-30 interested in rock and indie pop music. Key design elements include featuring artists in the top left corner and reviews in the top right corner. The bottom image of Lily Allen reflects the magazine's focus on indie pop music. The overall design balance is informal with randomly placed text and images of varying sizes in bright colors.
02.) Research
This document provides research on the existing products of three magazines:
- The first magazine focuses on style and features black and white photography of suits. Its target audience is men aged 20-50.
- The second magazine features Emma Watson on the cover and focuses on her beauty and fashion. Its target audience is teenage girls and fans of Emma Watson.
- The third magazine seems to take a more casual, social media-inspired approach with a mix of black and white and color photos. Its target audience is teenagers aged 13-26, focusing on bands like Coldplay.
Question 5
The document provides feedback from peers on the author's music magazine draft. For the front cover, peers suggested changing the black masthead color to make it more eye-catching, and using brighter colors like red and yellow. For the contents page, peers said the original color scheme made the magazine look childish, so the author changed it to be more sophisticated. Peers also felt the draft contents page did not clearly identify the magazine as music-focused, so the author added more music-related images and restructured the sections. The double page spread received positive feedback for its unconventional interview format and use of a featured artist's photograph. Peers enjoyed the magazine's overall unconventional approaches.
Audience feedback
The document summarizes audience feedback on a magazine layout. Curtis and Zoe liked that the structure was organized with only one image on the front cover making the magazine name easy to see. They felt the contents page and double page article looked conventional. Both felt the pitch was appealing as it provided necessary information and images of audience feedback. The target audience was identified as ABC1, 16-34 years old, and it was determined they enjoy celebrity gossip and a formal presentation style appropriate for the older target age.
Media Studies Coursework 2
The document describes a media magazine product targeting middle class teenagers interested in hip hop music. Key points:
- The magazine targets middle class teenagers ages 14-20 by setting an affordable price and using colloquial language.
- It would be distributed by institutions like Forbes that have expanded beyond business to hip hop magazines.
- The creator learned photo editing skills in Photoshop like the healing and cloning tools in making the magazine.
Draft proposal
This is my Draft Proposal for my music magazine. The genre I have chosen is pop. This proposal explains the following and what is included in the. These are the topics that I have explained to propose my magazine, Target Audience, Contents of Feature Article, Purpose of my Production, Contents of my Magazine and the Business Model.
Pop music article and genre research
In this PowerPoint pI have done research on:
1. Examples of different front covers
2. How pop Magazine’s engage and interest pop music fans
3. Magazine Features – Elements of the Pop Music Genre
4. Audience Expectations – Pop Music
5. How does this research can help me in my own production of a pop music magazine
and so much more.
Question 5 - Redo
The audience provided positive feedback on the magazine's formatting and layout. They agreed it followed a conventional style for a hip hop magazine in terms of color scheme and layout. Additionally, the photography of artists was seen as appropriate for the magazine and an improvement over recent drafts.
A-Level Media Studies - Magazine Planning. (Primary Coursework)
The document outlines plans for a music magazine focusing on alternative, indie, punk, and metal genres. It discusses typical codes and conventions for a music magazine, including feature articles, interviews, reviews, and reader submissions. Ideas for the magazine include the name "Crash" or "Real Music Magazine," and featuring an interview and album review as the cover story. Mock layouts are proposed for the front cover and contents page, experimenting with placement of the masthead, barcode, cover lines, date, and images.
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The summary provides high-level information about the design elements used on the cover of a rock music magazine:
The masthead is bold and centered to stand out. It uses a drop shadow and is cut out behind the cover image. The cover image shows a rock artist holding a guitar. Coverlines are bold and yellow with a black outline to jump out. Non-essential information like prices and dates are located in the bottom corner. The magazine's design follows audience research and conventions of similar magazines.
2. research magazine
The target audience for the pop music magazine is primarily females ages 10-30 from a middle class background. Secondary audiences include males within the same age range and those from an upper class social status. The magazine content will focus on popular artists and topics that appeal to fans of pop music who want to stay informed on the latest news in the industry. Features will support UK artists to attract the "Belonger" psychographic segment most interested in domestic content.
Question 1 and 2
The document discusses how the student's media product, a magazine called "The Becky Takeover", represents conventions of real magazines and social groups. It highlights competitions, a reader Q&A section, gossip rumors, trends, music charts, and affordable price as conventions represented. The front cover uses conventions like a close-up artist image and wallpaper background of related artists. The double-page spread and contents pages similarly showcase artists' photos and promotions in styles used by real magazines.
BBC Music Analysis
The document analyzes the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread of BBC Music magazine. On the front cover, the BBC logo is placed in the top left corner as is conventional. The magazine title spans the cover's width in white text to emphasize it against the dark background. A tagline calls it the "world's best-selling classical music magazine." The contents page lists regular and irregular features in three columns. The double page spread features a full-page portrait of the cover story subject, with the article split into three columns and including a pull quote and fact file about the musician.
Unit G321 Mind Map Joe Dolan
This document provides information for designing a hip hop magazine, including ideas for the front cover, masthead, color schemes, and more. Some key points:
- Black and red is proposed as the main color scheme, inspired by XXL magazine. Other ideas include black/white, black/gold, and white/gold.
- Masthead name ideas include "The Unseen," "Staying Dope," and "Beats by Dolan" to reference hip hop albums and culture.
- Images are proposed to portray African/American fashion and personalities suited for the front cover.
- Social media links will be included to engage readers across Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
- The
Evaluation23
The document discusses the evaluation of a magazine media product. It describes the style, colors, and layout conventions used in the magazine, including the banner, contents page, and background textures. It represents the target social group through images of people in clothing and poses appealing to that group. The ideal audience is identified as 16-19 year olds interested in rock, metal, and screamo music who like to dress in dark, individual styles. The magazine aims to attract this audience through humorous images, appealing band photos, and inclusion of bands the audience enjoys.
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This document provides evaluation questions for a media product and the responses discuss how the created media product compares to real products in the genre. Specifically, it summarizes how the cover, contents page, and other design elements utilize conventions from magazines like Kerrang while also innovating in some ways. Key conventions included colors, fonts, image placement and styles, and column layouts. The target audience of passionate rock fans is addressed through edgy visuals and informal language. Overall the responses analyze the created product in terms of genre conventions and how it represents the interests of its audience.
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Evaluation of my own music magazine product
Weronika Wrobel evaluated their own music magazine production. They used conventions from existing magazines such as layout, design elements, and target genres/artists. The magazine targets females ages 15-25 interested in indie music through representation of that social group and use of pink/purple colors. Bauer Media Group would be a suitable distributor given their experience in music media. Technologies learned through the process include Photoshop, Publisher, blogging, and considerations for photography lighting and file formats.
Media Evaluation Music Magazine
Tom Carter completed an evaluation of his media product, a music magazine. He learned several skills in constructing the magazine, including photo editing techniques like cropping backgrounds. He used a consistent color scheme and fonts to develop the magazine's style. Carter worked to make the cover, contents page, and articles visually appealing to the target audience of 16-30 year olds. He incorporated technologies like social media links. Overall, Carter felt he progressed in magazine design skills from his preliminary task by receiving feedback and researching other magazines to improve his product.
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Here is a summary of the key points from the research evaluation:
- Product research provided existing examples to draw inspiration from but was limited to the researcher's existing knowledge.
- Questionnaires gathered useful information but responses could be inaccurate. They were distributed via SurveyMonkey which was efficient but difficult to get enough responses.
- Interviews were more valuable than questionnaires as they provided genuine feedback in a face-to-face format. Responses to the research overall were positive and informed the product development.
The research methods each had strengths and limitations. Product research set the foundation while questionnaires and interviews directly engaged target audiences to gather qualitative feedback. Getting sufficient survey responses remained a challenge.
Evaluation
The document describes the process of constructing a magazine cover and contents page for a rock music magazine. Key details include using conventions like a barcode, date and price on the cover. Pull quotes and images are used to attract readers. The contents page lists band names and page numbers. Constructing the project taught the importance of layout, text effects, and building on skills from the preliminary task.
Evaluation
The document discusses the student's music magazine project. It describes how the magazine follows conventions of real music magazines in its design, including using bold fonts, a color scheme of red, white, and black, and featuring well-known bands from the genre. Photos in the magazine use typical props and clothing. Feedback from peers indicated they felt the magazine fit the genre and they would purchase it. The student learned skills using Photoshop and photography for the project. Overall, more research into conventions of the genre helped make the magazine more professional compared to the student's previous school magazine project.
Evalution
The document summarizes the key things the author learned from constructing their media product, a music magazine. They learned about:
1) Design conventions for magazine covers, contents pages, and spreads from researching real magazines.
2) The importance of audience research to understand what would attract their target readership.
3) Digital skills like using Photoshop, InDesign, and iMovie to design, edit photos and record audio for the magazine.
4) The value of planning, research, and understanding conventions before beginning a media project.
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00.) Grade response
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- Choose a recent product similar to your own and annotate it Type of image- studio/location, angle, effects, post-production Use of lighting/composition/mise en scene/costume/props/location/colours/fonts etc. Audience appeal- how does it make its audience want to buy/watch/play it?
- Choose a recent product similar to your own and annotate it Type of image- studio/location, angle, effects, post-production Use of lighting/composition/mise en scene/costume/props/location/colours/fonts etc. Audience appeal- how does it make its audience want to buy/watch/play it?
- Choose a recent product similar to your own and annotate it Type of image- studio/location, angle, effects, post-production Use of lighting/composition/mise en scene/costume/props/location/colours/fonts etc. Audience appeal- how does it make its audience want to buy/watch/play it?