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The document proposes a magazine called "Current Gaming" that would provide news and information about video games to its target audience of teenagers and the middle class with an interest in gaming. It would include images from video game stores and self-created environments along with relevant stories about recent gaming news. Research on other gaming magazines would help inspire stories and layouts that would attract customers. The creator plans to evaluate the magazine's structure and commercial viability to improve their design skills for future media projects.
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This document outlines a proposal for a fashion magazine targeted towards young working women ages 17-24. The proposal includes details about the target audience, rationale, concept, schedule, and evaluation plans. The target audience is described as wanting trendy but wearable outfits seen on social media rather than expensive runway fashion. The concept is for a magazine featuring more affordable street style fashion trends. The schedule outlines a 10 week production process including research, experiments, production, and evaluation. Peer and self-evaluation will be used to analyze the technical and aesthetic qualities as well as audience appeal.
2. proposal
The document is a proposal for print design products to advertise a video game convention. It will target males aged 18-35 who play video games. The products will include posters, a magazine cover, inside pages, and possibly tickets. Research will include surveying the target audience, interviewing peers, and reviewing similar conventions and games. The concept is to create cohesive advertising that generates interest in the event's gaming news, competitions, and opportunities to play games with others. Evaluation will involve peer feedback to identify strengths and areas for improvement prior to finalizing the work. The schedule outlines tasks over 10 weeks, including research, planning, production, evaluation, and development.
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The document proposes a magazine called "Luxe" targeting males aged 16-25 who are interested in high-end sneakers. It will focus on how sneakers influence everyday urban and rural life through abstract images subtly featuring sneakers blended into the background. The creator aims to tell stories through the images and show sneakers' impact on society. Their skills in Photoshop and designing have grown through their previous advergame project, which will help create the magazine's futuristic tone blending high fashion and sneaker culture. Evaluation will compare the magazine to others to identify improvements through ongoing reflection and a final self-assessment.
Proposal FMP
The proposal is for a final major project creating various materials for an invented horror film, including a DVD cover, movie poster, merchandise, and social media page. The primary target audience is males aged 18-24 and the secondary is males 25-44 who are middle class. Research has included audience surveys to determine preferences, analyzing existing similar materials to understand required elements, and practicing relevant skills in photography and Photoshop. A schedule is provided outlining tasks over 10 weeks, including production, evaluation, and development. The bibliography cites target audience interviews, online videos about film marketing and analysis, and a survey link to inform the project planning.
Proposal for magazine
This proposal outlines a magazine project about animal testing in the cosmetics industry. The target audience is women ages 16-40 who wear makeup. A double page spread will discuss how makeup is tested on animals and alternatives to testing. The front cover will feature an animal photograph and introduce the double page article. Throughout the magazine, a consistent color scheme and lively articles will educate readers about animal cruelty while providing ways to help end testing. Progress will be evaluated through weekly 300-word production diaries reflecting on work and identifying areas for improvement.
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This proposal outlines plans to create a music magazine and merchandise targeted at 13-19 year old males. Research will include analyzing existing similar products to identify conventions. The concept is to create an aesthetically pleasing magazine and clothes appealing to the target audience. Three issues of the magazine will be made along with merchandise featuring the magazine logo. Evaluation will include screenshots, peer feedback, and self-reflection on outcomes. A schedule outlines tasks over 10 weeks including research, production experiments, planning, gathering resources, creating the magazine covers/spreads and merchandise, and final evaluation.
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