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The document discusses strategies for attracting and addressing the target audience of a music magazine. It focuses on using appealing content like bands and exclusive articles. The photography features artists similar to readers' age. The design has a bright color scheme that grabs attention while the font is sophisticated yet fun. The layout principles ensure the name and key articles are prominent. Market research found readers want free content and exclusives. Links to online content and social media extend the magazine's reach. Including these elements and pricing at £2.99 allows attracting customers while releasing monthly.
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Media institutions
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Question 3
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Evaluation question 1 – in what ways does
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Evaluation questions 4 and 5
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Proposal: TeensRule.doc
My magazine will be aimed at teenagers interested in rock and hip-hop music. It will be published monthly in a magazine format of 8.5x11 inches with 30-40 pages. The working title is "TeensRule" in a bold font to attract younger readers. The content will include interviews, reviews, photos, competitions and music awards. It will be produced using Photoshop and cost between £2-3 per issue. The target audience is ages 15-22 of both genders. [END SUMMARY]
Evaluation
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Question 3
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Analysis Survey
From surveying their target audience, the author learned that most readers follow rock, alternative, and indie music magazines like Kerrang!, Rock Sound, and NME. The survey also showed that readers primarily discover new music through these magazines. The survey helped the author identify important elements for their own magazine's design, layout, and content, such as using color, photography, and band information. While cover lines are less important, readers value the overall design of the magazine more than just the front cover alone. The author plans to incorporate these lessons by including photography, color, band information in their magazine along with details about gigs and festivals.
Evaluation of my course work
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The document outlines a proposal for a new rock and metal music magazine. It will target late teenage males and compete with established magazines Kerrang and Metal Hammer. The magazine will have changing concepts in each issue to keep readers engaged. It will be published by Haymarket and sold in local shops and stores for £2-£3 to be affordable to its target audience. The magazine will be promoted through celebrity endorsements, advertisements on vehicles and flyers to build awareness.
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Surevey result analysis
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1) Have an eye-catching cover to appeal to casual readers.
2) Be published monthly with a lot of content to encourage readers to purchase each issue.
3) Appeal to both male and female readers with a mix of content.
4) Target younger readers aged 16-19 but use a mix of slang and proper English.
5) Be available in both print and online formats.
Task 3 real
The proposed magazine will be focused on pop music and culture, targeting 16-24 year old girls in North London. It will be available both online and in print, with a monthly print subscription of £5 or annual subscription of £50. The magazine will feature celebrity interviews, reviews, and lifestyle articles. It will aim to provide an entertaining escape for readers and be accessible both in print and online through QR codes. The magazine will be marketed primarily on social media and distributed locally in shops.
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The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute a pop magazine. It analyzes Future, Bauer, and IPC Media. Future is ruled out as they focus on guitar magazines. Bauer is also not suitable as their magazines like Bella target a feminine audience, not the intended audience for the pop magazine. IPC Media owns NME and other magazines with different audiences, so there could be potential for the pop magazine to find a niche. However, IPC already has magazines similar to the proposed one, so they may not want another comparable title. In conclusion, while working with IPC could be profitable due to audience size, the magazine's similarity to their existing titles may cause IPC to pass on distributing it.
Question 4&5
This document discusses the target audience and methods for attracting and addressing the audience for a music magazine. The target audience is males and females aged 16-25 interested in indie, pop, and rock music and technology. Focus groups were used to get feedback from the target audience.
The front cover uses a neutral image of an artist making eye contact to appeal to both genders. The masthead and anchor text create intrigue. The contents page uses social media links and sections for easy navigation to engage younger readers. Competitions and calls to action like "free" and "win" entice readers.
Pull quotes and bold artist names catch attention in articles. Large spanning images create a personal relationship with the artist
Evaluation question 5
A small publisher like Future would be best for distributing the author's indie/rock magazine, as it focuses on a specific genre. A larger publisher like Bauer already distributes similar magazines like Kerrang! and Mojo that are more popular and would overshadow the new magazine. In contrast, Future distributes magazines like Rock Sound and Metal Hammer that the author's magazine could differentiate itself from by challenging their conventions. Distributing through a small publisher, radio station targeting students, and having an online website would help the magazine reach its core student audience.
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Magazine Research
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Editing
The document summarizes the steps taken to edit a photo for a magazine. The photographer first cropped the image to the magazine size. Exposure and curves tools were used to balance shadows without losing the aggressiveness conveyed by the shadows. Brightness and contrast were increased to expose highlights and lighten shadows slightly to reflect the red, white, and black color scheme of the magazine. Color was adjusted by adding red and orange hue to make the subject look warmer and more vibrant in line with the connotations of those colors. Vibrance was increased when the subject looked too dark from added color. Final adjustments balanced the color in the subject's face and blurred the backdrop with a Gaussian blur brush.
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Evaluation question 1 – in what ways does
This document summarizes the key ways in which a student magazine conforms to and challenges conventions of media products. The magazine uses consistent colors, typography, mastheads, cover lines, images, and house style across pages conforming to magazine conventions. It challenges stereotypes by not portraying the audience as "emos" or "goths" and instead shows them as alternative but not overly stereotyped. The summary concludes the magazine aims to reduce moral panic towards rock music fans by portraying them as normal people who enjoy life rather than dark outsiders.
Evaluation questions 4 and 5
This document discusses the target audience for a proposed alternative rock magazine. The target audience would be young adults aged 16-25 who are interested in alternative rock music. Specifically, the target audience would be middle-class working young adults as the magazine would be priced affordably at £2.20. Research also found that white males would be most likely to purchase the magazine due to an interest in the bands and content featured. The magazine aims to attract this target audience through design elements on the cover and content layout that follow conventions of alternative rock magazines.
Music magazine – the evaluation final
Rachael Ejimofor evaluated her final music magazine project. Her front cover both conformed to and challenged conventions by including standard elements but placing the masthead in front of the image. Her contents page used different colored page numbers and topic headings. The double-page spread matched house colors and included photo credits but used quotes instead of sell lines. She distributed the magazine at churches, youth groups, stores and supermarkets to reach her target audience of urban gospel-interested teens and young adults in London. Rachael learned photography, design and formatting skills to improve her magazine from preliminary to final versions.
Audience research
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My magazine will be aimed at teenagers interested in rock and hip-hop music. It will be published monthly in a magazine format of 8.5x11 inches with 30-40 pages. The working title is "TeensRule" in a bold font to attract younger readers. The content will include interviews, reviews, photos, competitions and music awards. It will be produced using Photoshop and cost between £2-3 per issue. The target audience is ages 15-22 of both genders. [END SUMMARY]
Evaluation
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Question 3
An media institution is an organization that distributes various media products across different platforms like television, radio, publishing, movies, and the internet. Bauer Media Group is a large European media company that owns over 600 magazines, 400 digital products, and 50 radio and TV stations worldwide. When researching potential publishers, the document's author looked at Q magazine published by Bauer Media Group, which aims to connect with its target audience through exclusive interviews and competitions. Due to the similarity between Q magazine and the author's proposed magazine called Vinyl, Bauer may see it as direct competition but also a new opportunity to reach an untapped audience. The author wants to create an electronic version of the magazine for online accessibility across different platforms to match their technology-
Analysis Survey
From surveying their target audience, the author learned that most readers follow rock, alternative, and indie music magazines like Kerrang!, Rock Sound, and NME. The survey also showed that readers primarily discover new music through these magazines. The survey helped the author identify important elements for their own magazine's design, layout, and content, such as using color, photography, and band information. While cover lines are less important, readers value the overall design of the magazine more than just the front cover alone. The author plans to incorporate these lessons by including photography, color, band information in their magazine along with details about gigs and festivals.
Evaluation of my course work
The document describes the evaluation of a coursework project to create a magazine. It discusses how the magazine covers various conventions of real magazines in its cover, contents page, and double page spread layout. It also addresses how the magazine represents teenagers and the middle class. The intended audience is described as older teenagers and young adults of lower to middle class interested in concerts and music. The document reflects on the technologies and skills learned in creating the magazine project.
Pitch
The document outlines a proposal for a new rock and metal music magazine. It will target late teenage males and compete with established magazines Kerrang and Metal Hammer. The magazine will have changing concepts in each issue to keep readers engaged. It will be published by Haymarket and sold in local shops and stores for £2-£3 to be affordable to its target audience. The magazine will be promoted through celebrity endorsements, advertisements on vehicles and flyers to build awareness.
3. Stephanie H
The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute a music magazine and how they generate revenue for distribution. It provides NME magazine as an example that is owned by large companies like IPC Media and Time Warner that have extensive resources and connections for wide distribution through stores, subscriptions, and online platforms. These companies generate revenue from advertisements and sponsors to fund the magazine's distribution.
Surevey result analysis
The document discusses the results of a survey about magazine preferences. It suggests that the magazine should:
1) Have an eye-catching cover to appeal to casual readers.
2) Be published monthly with a lot of content to encourage readers to purchase each issue.
3) Appeal to both male and female readers with a mix of content.
4) Target younger readers aged 16-19 but use a mix of slang and proper English.
5) Be available in both print and online formats.
Task 3 real
The proposed magazine will be focused on pop music and culture, targeting 16-24 year old girls in North London. It will be available both online and in print, with a monthly print subscription of £5 or annual subscription of £50. The magazine will feature celebrity interviews, reviews, and lifestyle articles. It will aim to provide an entertaining escape for readers and be accessible both in print and online through QR codes. The magazine will be marketed primarily on social media and distributed locally in shops.
Power point 6 media
The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute a pop magazine. It analyzes Future, Bauer, and IPC Media. Future is ruled out as they focus on guitar magazines. Bauer is also not suitable as their magazines like Bella target a feminine audience, not the intended audience for the pop magazine. IPC Media owns NME and other magazines with different audiences, so there could be potential for the pop magazine to find a niche. However, IPC already has magazines similar to the proposed one, so they may not want another comparable title. In conclusion, while working with IPC could be profitable due to audience size, the magazine's similarity to their existing titles may cause IPC to pass on distributing it.
Question 4&5
This document discusses the target audience and methods for attracting and addressing the audience for a music magazine. The target audience is males and females aged 16-25 interested in indie, pop, and rock music and technology. Focus groups were used to get feedback from the target audience.
The front cover uses a neutral image of an artist making eye contact to appeal to both genders. The masthead and anchor text create intrigue. The contents page uses social media links and sections for easy navigation to engage younger readers. Competitions and calls to action like "free" and "win" entice readers.
Pull quotes and bold artist names catch attention in articles. Large spanning images create a personal relationship with the artist
Evaluation question 5
A small publisher like Future would be best for distributing the author's indie/rock magazine, as it focuses on a specific genre. A larger publisher like Bauer already distributes similar magazines like Kerrang! and Mojo that are more popular and would overshadow the new magazine. In contrast, Future distributes magazines like Rock Sound and Metal Hammer that the author's magazine could differentiate itself from by challenging their conventions. Distributing through a small publisher, radio station targeting students, and having an online website would help the magazine reach its core student audience.
Initial Plans
The contents page of NME magazine reinforces consistency with the front cover branding through use of the masthead. It lists bands featured in the issue to appeal to readers' music preferences. Page numbers accompany the band index and section headings like "News" to allow readers to easily find relevant content. Additional details at the bottom, like a small arrow graphic and tagline, aim to draw readers further into the magazine.
Questionnaire&analysis
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience for a new music magazine. It identifies key aspects about the audience such as their preferred gender, age, price range for magazines, and preferences for print vs. digital formats. The document also discusses insights about design aesthetics, appropriate amount of content, importance of social media integration, and types of freebies the audience would expect. This information will help guide development of the new magazine to best appeal to the target demographic.
Magazine Research
The student created a magazine targeted towards teenagers interested in pop punk music. They conducted research including a survey to understand their target audience. They created drafts and flat plans of the magazine layout, taking conventions from analyzed magazines. The student improved the drafts, making the design and colors more cohesive. Feedback from research and drafts helped the student create a magazine that effectively appeals to their target audience.
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Magazine Analysis
The document discusses the house style and layout conventions of the magazines 'Q' and 'Mixmag'. For 'Q', the general structure and elements like the masthead, fonts, and color scheme remain the same in each issue. The masthead for 'Q' is a large red 'Q' that takes up the primary optical area. 'Mixmag" also has consistent house style elements, with the masthead displaying the magazine title and slogan. The mastheads are partially covered by the main image on both magazines' covers to reinforce their brands. Both magazines aim to appeal to wide demographics with their stylistic choices.
Editing
The document summarizes the steps taken to edit a photo for a magazine. The photographer first cropped the image to the magazine size. Exposure and curves tools were used to balance shadows without losing the aggressiveness conveyed by the shadows. Brightness and contrast were increased to expose highlights and lighten shadows slightly to reflect the red, white, and black color scheme of the magazine. Color was adjusted by adding red and orange hue to make the subject look warmer and more vibrant in line with the connotations of those colors. Vibrance was increased when the subject looked too dark from added color. Final adjustments balanced the color in the subject's face and blurred the backdrop with a Gaussian blur brush.
Double page planning
Double page spreads in magazines require careful planning. The designer must consider how images and text will be arranged across both pages and if any elements need to wrap from one page to the other. A general plan should be made addressing these layout questions before beginning detailed design work.
Contents page planning
This document contains a list of magazine contents pages for planning sections, including PLAN1, PLAN2, and PLAN3. The document provides a high-level listing of 3 planning pages or sections within a magazine without additional context or details.
Contents Analysis
This content page from KERRANG! magazine follows a dark color scheme of black, white, and yellow that reflects the genre of rock music. The sans-serif font and use of bold text emphasizes importance and loudness. Careful contrast between light and dark elements ensures readability. Imagery features a dark, mysterious photo of Slash that fits the magazine's tone. The target audience is those aged 16-36 interested in rock bands and musicians featured in the magazine. Layout and design principles like the rule of thirds and Gutenberg diagram are followed to make elements clear and emphasize important content.
Article: Redraft
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Draft Article
Jay-T is a recent music discovery who released his new album "Nemesis" last month. The album became the number 1 album in the US within a week of its release. Jay-T was virtually unknown until he uploaded a self-made video of his song "you" on YouTube last summer. Drake saw the video and asked Jay-T to collaborate, which helped propel Jay-T to global success, winning two Grammys for his previous album. Jay-T acknowledges that fame can be intoxicating and can either make or break someone as it is easy to get caught up in as a lifestyle. He hopes his future success leads somewhere positive but recognizes the pressure the music industry can put on artists.
Analysis of Magazine Double Page Spreads
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Image Manipulation Record
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Task 9
The document summarizes research conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine targeting youth interested in R&B and pop music. Key findings include:
1) Existing magazines don't fully target this audience. Research identified design elements popular music magazines use, including bright covers, gossipy headlines, and informal article styles.
2) Audience research found the target market prefers upbeat, fun images related to artists like Rihanna and Black Eyed Peas. Articles should include gossip, cultural trends, and questions answered in an informal tone.
3) Based on these learnings, the new magazine will feature colorful covers with gossip and freebies, variety in the contents, and chatty double-page articles
Task 10a
The document summarizes research into designing a successful music magazine for an indie rock audience aged 15-19. Key findings include:
1) Music magazines must reflect current music trends and target audience preferences to attract readers.
2) An effective magazine style incorporates bright colors, exclusive interviews and reviews, and varying pictures of bands.
3) Target audience research found the ideal magazine would cost £2, feature popular indie bands on the cover along with freebies, and include sections on band info, gig guides, and informal interviews.
AS Media Final Evaluation
Catherine created a music magazine called "Voltage" as her media product. She aimed it at young adults aged 14-20 who enjoy alternative music genres. To attract this audience, she included popular artists, a clear color scheme, and engaging headlines. Through the process, Catherine learned skills with Photoshop, InDesign and researching magazines. She improved at using conventions like fonts, mastheads and cover lines. The preliminary task helped her learn the programs, manage time better, and take higher quality photos for the final product.
Media Magazine Evaluation - Sabina hoque
The document discusses how the student's media product compares to real media products in its use of conventions and forms. It describes how the masthead conforms to expectations by being positioned in the top left corner but challenges conventions with its unique title font. The layout conforms to magazine conventions but includes developed elements like a quote in the double page spread. The student learned about using tools in Photoshop and InDesign to edit images and layout pages professionally. Overall it improved from the preliminary task by having a more balanced and appealing design.
Assessment task q 4 rory
The document provides information about the audience for a proposed hip hop magazine. The target audience is described as teenagers and young adults aged 16-25, mostly male, who listen to radio stations like Radio 1Xtra and are active on social media. Most would have part-time jobs and limited budgets, so the proposed £1.99 price point is identified as affordable.
Main task evaluation
The document discusses the evaluation of a student's media product, which is a magazine aimed at teenagers. Some key points:
1) The magazine uses conventional design elements seen in other rock music magazines, such as a dark color scheme, but adds more color variation to cover lines to make it more eye-catching.
2) Layout and organization of content follows standard practices, but the double page spread only features one large focused image rather than multiple to avoid distraction.
3) The target audience is portrayed as young, mostly male rock fans through cover lines about bands and references to brands like Nike and Apple popular with teenagers.
4) Feedback was obtained through questionnaires and focus groups to improve the magazine
Question 5
The document discusses the representation of social groups in the student's media product, a magazine called Krash aimed at punk/rock music fans ages 15-23. It represents this group through the images chosen, which feature musicians around the target age, and language that is straightforward without being vulgar. Dark colors like black and red are used to appeal to the rock audience. Feedback was gathered from the target group through polls on the student's blog. The student learned new skills in Photoshop, Publisher, and other technologies to make professional-looking pages and cover for the magazine.
Media evaluation q2 q7
The document discusses the representation of social groups in the student's media product, a magazine called Krash aimed at punk/rock music fans ages 15-23. It represents this group through the images chosen, which feature musicians around the target age. The language is accessible yet not vulgar. Dark colors and many pictures appeal to the rock audience. Feedback was gathered through polls on the student's blog. The full product better targets the intended audience through improved design skills using Photoshop and a wider variety of attractive fonts.
LO4
This document outlines plans for two proposed print magazines - A.I.R. and Simpatico. Both magazines would target a similar audience to NME magazine, covering indie, rock, and alternative music genres. They would include articles, reviews, photos and more. A.I.R. would cost £3.50 weekly while Simpatico would be £2.50 weekly. Production methods, budgets, promotion strategies and future development possibilities are also discussed for each magazine idea.
Unit 13 - LO 4 - Pitch of both magazines
This document provides details for planning and pitching two print media products - A.I.R magazine and Simpatico magazine. It includes mood boards, masthead ideas, summaries of ideas, proposals, production details, and promotion strategies for both magazines. The target audience for both magazines is men and women aged 17-30 interested in indie, rock, and alternative music genres. Key aspects of the magazines include weekly publication, 64 page count, £3.50 price point, and below the line promotion techniques to start.
Task 9 formal proposal
This document summarizes research findings to plan a music magazine targeting a rock genre audience. Key findings include:
1. Covers of rock magazines typically feature dark, moody images of popular bands and offer freebies to attract buyers.
2. Contents pages include gossip, band information, and eye-catching previews of article content using an informal tone.
3. Articles have informal, revealing styles using images and varied fonts with questions about the music and artists.
The target audience prefers magazines priced around £2.50 that appeal to younger people's preferences through attention-grabbing design and coverage of the rock music scene.
Research
The document discusses research conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. Audience research using a questionnaire found that the target audience is mostly male, aged 17-18, from a middle-class background, willing to spend £1.50-3 on the magazine, and currently in college or university. Research of existing music magazines Kerrang! and Big Cheese informed choices around style, content, and pricing. Based on this research, the new magazine will target males aged 15-34, cost £2.50, include features like interviews and articles by artists, and be published fortnightly.
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The document discusses research conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. Audience research using a questionnaire found that the target audience is mostly male, aged 17-18, from a middle-class background, willing to spend £1.50-3 on the magazine, and currently in college or university. Research of existing music magazines Kerrang! and Big Cheese informed choices around design, content, and price point. Secondary research provided data on reader demographics and publishing industry statistics. Based on the findings, the new magazine will cater to predominantly male readers aged 15-34, cost £2.50, include artist interviews and articles, and have a balanced words to pictures ratio.
Research
The document discusses research conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. Audience research using a questionnaire found that the target audience is primarily male, ages 17-18, from a middle-class background. Additional research on existing magazines, artists, and products informed decisions about magazine features and design. Key findings included using bold colors and fonts, informal writing for younger readers, a £2.50 price point, and fortnightly publication. Artist research on YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter identified popular bands to feature.
Music magazine-research-presentation (2)
The document discusses research conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. Audience research using a questionnaire found that the target audience is primarily male, ages 17-18, from a middle-class background. Additional research on existing magazines, artists, and products identified common themes and features. Based on this research, the new magazine will have a blue/black/white color scheme, informal yet intelligent writing, and cost £2.50 while being published every two weeks. It will feature interactions with artists and equal amounts of text and photos.
Media evaluation q1
The document discusses how the media product both follows and challenges conventions of real magazines. It follows conventions like using columns on feature pages and pull quotes, as this is common in most magazines. However, it challenges conventions by using a separate background photograph on each page rather than a solid color, to give each page a unique, handcrafted feel and appeal to the target audience. The document provides examples of how the media product both adheres to and diverges from typical magazine design conventions.
Conventions magazine
The document discusses the conventions of magazine design elements like front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads. It then analyzes how the student's media product does or does not conform to these conventions. For the front cover, the student explains how their masthead, cover lines, barcode, and large central image all conform to typical magazine conventions. On the contents page, the student organizes sections into columns and includes information on subscriptions as is conventional. For the double page spread, the student includes a standfirst but notes it could be longer, and uses pull quotes and bylines as is typical. The analysis considers both how the product adheres to and challenges real magazine conventions.
Task 9 summary before formal proposal
The document summarizes research findings for a proposed music magazine targeting a pop genre audience. Key points include:
- The magazine must be tailored to its target audience in terms of content, style, and price to attract buyers.
- Research of existing magazines found common conventions like striking covers with mastheads and barcodes, contents pages listing articles, and double-page spreads with images and text.
- Research of the pop genre identified trends like bright colors, cheerful attitudes, posed photos, and focus on pop stars and bands.
- A survey found the target audience would occasionally buy magazines priced $1-2 if focused on them, containing gossip, band info, interviews, and competitions.
Task 9 summary before formal proposal 2
The document summarizes research findings for a proposed music magazine targeting a pop genre audience. Key points include:
- The magazine must be tailored to its target audience in terms of content, style, and price to attract buyers.
- Research of existing magazines found common conventions like striking covers with band images and front page details. Contents pages list articles through images and text in a color-coordinated style.
- Target audience research found the magazine should have a bright, cheerful style with gossip, band info, and competitions/freebies to attract occasional buyers at £1-2 per issue. In-depth audience analysis will ensure giving readers what they want.
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The document discusses the student's media product, which is a magazine, and how it compares to real magazines like NME.
Some key points made are:
- The student's magazine uses conventions from NME such as a bold masthead, image placement, and color schemes.
- Both magazines include competitions, varied article topics, and different font styles.
- The student has learned new skills in creating the magazine like using Photoshop and laying out pages professionally.
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- 1. How did you attract/address the audience?
- 2. Content • Uses bands and groups that appeal to the teenage/adult audience and indietronic/rock fans. • ‘Exclusive’ or ‘Free’ content
- 3. Photography • Star marketing – my artist, Thomas McMaster, is of a similar age to the target demographic so appeals to them • Costume/Gesture matches the genre so appeals to fans of that music
- 4. House Style • The bright and contrasting colour scheme is sophisticated and grabs attention • Clear and simple font use – both sophisticated and fun, appeals to all ages in the intended readership
- 5. Guttenberg Design Principle • Primal optical/Strong fallow areas contain the banner and masthead – Makes the name evident and sells the magazine brand • Reading gravity – The key image and key cover line are through the centre, first thing that you see (it is a key article of interest so should hook more readers than other articles in the magazine) • Barcode/website/price in the terminal area – this is where the reader would look to find them • Coverlines are abundant along the axis of orientation and the base of the page • Key cover line is unmissable in the weak fallow area so no space is wasted on not addressing the audience
- 6. My Market Research • My market research report suggests that my readers would be encouraged to buy a magazine if it included free things, exclusive content, and good photography, which I believe my magazine fully achieves
- 7. Cross Media Convergence • Contains links to online copies of the magazine like a Twitter address and a website • These serve to extend the magazine beyond its paperback prison. If the reader is interested, it gives them more to do, maintains audience interest, brings in more money and can easily be corrected. • Means that the magazine can interact directly with the readers which is especially appreciated these days by younger readers
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