Analysis of film Magazines
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This document summarizes information about 10 magazines including their name, type, publisher, target audience, and unique selling proposition. Empire targets middle class males aged 16-30 with exclusive interviews of celebrities. Sight and Sound focuses on film criticism for educated readers interested in film. Little White Lies targets a middle and upper-class demographic with a sophisticated interest in film using a minimalist style. Screen International is an industry magazine for those directly involved in the film business with a more formal tone.
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Liberal Approach to the Study of Indian Politics.pdf
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RPMS TEMPLATE FOR SCHOOL YEAR 2023-2024 FOR TEACHER 1 TO TEACHER 3
RPMS TEMPLATE FOR SCHOOL YEAR 2023-2024 FOR TEACHER 1 TO TEACHER 3
South African Journal of Science: Writing with integrity workshop (2024)
South African Journal of Science: Writing with integrity workshop (2024)
Natural birth techniques - Mrs.Akanksha Trivedi Rama University
Natural birth techniques - Mrs.Akanksha Trivedi Rama University
Analysis of film Magazines
- 2. EMPIRE • Name: Empire • Type: Mainstream • Publisher: Bauer Consumer Media • Audience: Target audience is predominantly middle class males, aged between 16-30 • USP: “World First” interview of cast of Suicide Squad
- 3. SIGHT AND SOUND • Name: Sight and Sound • Type: Serious • Publisher: British Film Institute • Audience: Educated readers who have an interest in film criticism • USP: Focus on individuals
- 4. LITTLE WHITE LIES • Name: Little White Lies • Type: Independent • Publisher: TCOLondon • Audience: Middle and Upper-class demographic who have a sophisticated interest in film • USP: Minimalist style
- 5. SCREEN INTERNATIONAL • Name: Screen International • Type: Industry • Publisher: Media Business Insight • Audience: Those directly involved with the film industry • USP: Far more formal than other magazines
- 6. DARK SIDE • Name: Dark Side • Type: Specialist • Publisher: Ghoulish Publishing • Audience: Fans of Horror genre • USP: Focus on the horror genre
- 7. HEAT • Name: Heat • Type: Celebrity • Publisher: Bauer Media Group • Audience: Women aged 15 to 34 • USP: ‘Exclusive’ interviews and information
- 8. MEN’S HEALTH • Name: Men’s Health • Type: Men’s Magazine • Publisher: Rodale Inc. • Audience: Men aged 21+ • USP: Health Cheats “Sculpted Abs made easy” and a free poster
- 9. GLAMOUR • Name: Glamour • Type: Women’s magazine • Publisher: Condé Nast • Audience: Women 18–49 • USP: Made by an all women workforce
- 10. GQ • Name: GQ • Type: Men’s magazine • Publisher: Condé Nast • Audience: Men 18–49 • USP: “Exclusive” interview with Leonardo DiCaprio