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The document summarizes feedback from a target audience on a proposed hip-hop magazine. The audience felt the magazine would be successful because it followed conventions for the genre, including a consistent color scheme, house style, and positioning of images and text. They described the magazine as conventional, professional looking, and appealing overall. Most said they would buy the magazine because the cover stories seemed interesting.
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Summary
The document summarizes feedback from a focus group about designing a new magazine. The focus group suggested the magazine should target audiences interested in popular music trends with upbeat content. It should feature male singers on the cover and have a colorful yet organized layout. The magazine should have a conventional color scheme but unique input, along with a mixture of informal and formal content to appeal to different viewpoints. It needs exclusivity and familiar content to incentivize readers to purchase the magazine issues.
Final
The document proposes a new jazz magazine called "APAZZ JAZZ" aimed at younger audiences aged 18-24. The magazine will feature interviews and articles on up-and-coming jazz artists to spread awareness of lesser known talent. It will have a colorful design and be distributed in jazz clubs, cafes, and online to attract new readers to the genre. The goal is to engage younger people in jazz music.
Focus group
The document summarizes the selection of two focus group participants, Skye Leigh and Emily Young, to provide feedback on a pop music magazine. Skye is chosen because she is knowledgeable about current pop music trends as a 16-year-old female, which is the target audience. Emily is selected for similar reasons but also to gain different viewpoints. The introduction lists questions that will be asked of the participants regarding their pop music preferences, views on magazine conventions, ideal magazine concepts, and opinions on the representation and tone of the new magazine.
Initial ppt
This document outlines a proposal for a jazz magazine called "APAZZ JAZZ" aimed at younger audiences between 18-24 years old. The purpose of the magazine is to spread awareness of unknown and up-and-coming jazz artists who otherwise may not get recognition. It will feature interviews, events, and Q&As. The magazine will have vibrant colors, images, and fonts to attract younger readers to the genre of jazz. It will be distributed in jazz clubs, cafes, and online at a low price to make it accessible to all.
My Pitch
Jamie-ash Townsend proposes creating an alternative rock music magazine focusing on obscure and unknown artists. The magazine would target music students, artists, and "art house people." It would have a dull, dishevelled design with muted colors to match the genre. While most of the magazine would profile unknown acts, 20% would feature slightly more mainstream bands to attract readers. Potential publishers include smaller companies like IPC Media. The double-page spread would feature a solo artist known but not widely recognized by teenagers, with a 60:40 text-to-image ratio and a bleed image spanning the pages.
Magazine pitch!
Lucy Fitzsimmons is pitching a monthly magazine aimed at teenagers aged 15-18 who enjoy indie/alternative music and discovering new, unknown bands. The magazine, tentatively titled "Alternative" magazine, will feature interviews with up-and-coming artists, provide information about lesser known bands, and include codes in each issue that can be redeemed for iTunes credit when collected. The magazine will retail for £1.50-2.00 and be distributed in supermarkets, newsagents, and other magazine outlets.
Planning and pitching finish
The document outlines plans for a music magazine targeted towards teenagers aged 16-19 who enjoy pop music. Key details include:
- The magazine will be called "Tunes" and focus on pop music and artists like Beyoncé and Macklemore.
- It will be published monthly and cost £2.50 per issue to be affordable for students.
- Draft designs are presented for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread featuring staged portrait photography of musicians.
- Additional documents include style sheets, flat plans, and contact sheets of photos taken for use in the magazine.
Improved presentation
The document outlines a proposal for a new hip hop magazine called "Hip Hop Hype". The magazine will be available both in print and online, and will feature artist profiles, interviews, and reader Q&As. It will target 16-21 year olds in North London interested in hip hop music. Revenue will come from subscriptions, partnerships with artists and venues, and advertising.
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Summary
The document summarizes feedback from a focus group about designing a new magazine. The focus group suggested the magazine should target audiences interested in popular music trends with upbeat content. It should feature male singers on the cover and have a colorful yet organized layout. The magazine should have a conventional color scheme but unique input, along with a mixture of informal and formal content to appeal to different viewpoints. It needs exclusivity and familiar content to incentivize readers to purchase the magazine issues.
Final
The document proposes a new jazz magazine called "APAZZ JAZZ" aimed at younger audiences aged 18-24. The magazine will feature interviews and articles on up-and-coming jazz artists to spread awareness of lesser known talent. It will have a colorful design and be distributed in jazz clubs, cafes, and online to attract new readers to the genre. The goal is to engage younger people in jazz music.
Focus group
The document summarizes the selection of two focus group participants, Skye Leigh and Emily Young, to provide feedback on a pop music magazine. Skye is chosen because she is knowledgeable about current pop music trends as a 16-year-old female, which is the target audience. Emily is selected for similar reasons but also to gain different viewpoints. The introduction lists questions that will be asked of the participants regarding their pop music preferences, views on magazine conventions, ideal magazine concepts, and opinions on the representation and tone of the new magazine.
Initial ppt
This document outlines a proposal for a jazz magazine called "APAZZ JAZZ" aimed at younger audiences between 18-24 years old. The purpose of the magazine is to spread awareness of unknown and up-and-coming jazz artists who otherwise may not get recognition. It will feature interviews, events, and Q&As. The magazine will have vibrant colors, images, and fonts to attract younger readers to the genre of jazz. It will be distributed in jazz clubs, cafes, and online at a low price to make it accessible to all.
My Pitch
Jamie-ash Townsend proposes creating an alternative rock music magazine focusing on obscure and unknown artists. The magazine would target music students, artists, and "art house people." It would have a dull, dishevelled design with muted colors to match the genre. While most of the magazine would profile unknown acts, 20% would feature slightly more mainstream bands to attract readers. Potential publishers include smaller companies like IPC Media. The double-page spread would feature a solo artist known but not widely recognized by teenagers, with a 60:40 text-to-image ratio and a bleed image spanning the pages.
Magazine pitch!
Lucy Fitzsimmons is pitching a monthly magazine aimed at teenagers aged 15-18 who enjoy indie/alternative music and discovering new, unknown bands. The magazine, tentatively titled "Alternative" magazine, will feature interviews with up-and-coming artists, provide information about lesser known bands, and include codes in each issue that can be redeemed for iTunes credit when collected. The magazine will retail for £1.50-2.00 and be distributed in supermarkets, newsagents, and other magazine outlets.
Planning and pitching finish
The document outlines plans for a music magazine targeted towards teenagers aged 16-19 who enjoy pop music. Key details include:
- The magazine will be called "Tunes" and focus on pop music and artists like Beyoncé and Macklemore.
- It will be published monthly and cost £2.50 per issue to be affordable for students.
- Draft designs are presented for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread featuring staged portrait photography of musicians.
- Additional documents include style sheets, flat plans, and contact sheets of photos taken for use in the magazine.
Improved presentation
The document outlines a proposal for a new hip hop magazine called "Hip Hop Hype". The magazine will be available both in print and online, and will feature artist profiles, interviews, and reader Q&As. It will target 16-21 year olds in North London interested in hip hop music. Revenue will come from subscriptions, partnerships with artists and venues, and advertising.
Improved pitch
The document outlines plans for a new hip hop magazine called "HIP HOP HYPE" created by Ethan Stollar. The magazine will have both print and online versions, be 80-100 pages long, and focus on hip hop artists based in North London. It will target males and females aged 16-21 in North London through social media advertising. The magazine hopes to partner with local artists and venues to generate revenue and provide giveaways to subscribers.
Evaluation question 5
1) The document discusses how the magazine targets its audience of 16-24 year olds by featuring popular male and female artists from both Britain and America that the audience would be interested in seeing live.
2) It aims to attract males through the male artist on the cover wearing stylish clothing, and use of masculine black and white colors, but also hopes to attract females through inclusion of female artists.
3) Features like festival listings and artist interviews are meant to provide insider information that would appeal to the target audience.
Case study
ELLE is a French fashion magazine founded in 1945 that is now the largest fashion magazine worldwide with over 23 million readers globally. It began as a French magazine but now has 43 international editions across over 60 countries. ELLE's target audience are primarily women ages 18-49 with a median household income around $69,000 who are interested in fashion, beauty, celebrity news, and lifestyle topics. The magazine aims to empower women and provide achievable style and life advice through its creative blend of fashion, art, and commerce-focused content.
Evaluation 2 – how does your media product
The magazine targets young adults of both genders who enjoy indie rock music. It features well-known artists that have a more mature audience than magazines focused on pop stars like Justin Bieber. The $2.50 price point and subscription discount make it accessible to middle-class readers. While only featuring white models, the creator believes the music content would still appeal to a diverse audience.
Double page analysis
The double page spread features a Christian rock artist holding what looks like a whiskey bottle, suggesting the artist drinks and is southern. The large picture takes up the whole page, showing the magazine is focusing more on the visual than the text. The second page has stylish text and a quote. It shows the artist in a suit with 1960s-style lamp and curtains, tying the spread's look to a 1960s theme. The analysis teaches that an effective double page spread focuses on a theme to tie the images and design together.
2. fmp research
Here are the key points I gathered from the interview:
- The interviewee prefers tour posters with bright colors, unique designs, and decent text.
- They want merchandise to include a variety of colors to make it stand out from other products.
- A reasonable price range is important so the merchandise is appealing and accessible to the target audience.
- Bright, good images that stand out are most appealing on posters.
- A unique image is preferred for the album cover.
Overall, the interviewee emphasized unique, eye-catching designs with bright colors for visual appeal, and reasonable pricing to make the products enticing to fans. Variety in merchandise colors was also highlighted. This feedback will help make
The pitch
The document proposes a new pop music magazine aimed at teenage girls called M-Code or Music Code. It will be published once a month to maintain interest and commitment from readers. Articles will focus on top charting and up-and-coming artists to inform readers and allow them an escape from everyday problems. The magazine will have a clean, mellow design using pastel colors and font styles that are girly but neutral. The goal is a magazine that looks mature but appeals to teenage interests in music and artists.
Textual analysis (3)
The document analyzes the target audience and design elements of an indie music magazine. It finds that the magazine targets 16-25 year old explorers from working to middle class backgrounds. Visual elements like vibrant colors, bold text and images of musicians in indie clothing styles help attract this audience by appearing rebellious or unconventional as preferred in indie culture. The clean and organized layout also suggests a professionally high standard consistent with the genre.
Textual analysis (3)
The document analyzes the target audience and design elements of an indie music magazine called NME. It finds that the magazine targets 16-25 year olds from working to middle class backgrounds who enjoy exploring new music. Design elements like the vibrant red masthead and images of musicians in indie clothing styles help attract this target audience by appearing bold and representing the rebellious nature of indie music. The clean layout and articles discussing musicians' non-conformist attitudes further appeal to the target audience's interest in independence from mainstream music.
Question 5
The document discusses the evaluation of a magazine created by the author to target an indie music audience. The magazine uses iconic indie bands and the name "neon" to appeal to this genre. The front cover aims to look laid back and informal like the indie scene through its arrangement and attitude. It also uses bright colors to target a youthful audience. The contents page continues the color scheme and features indie-oriented images and a focus on social media to engage adolescents. The double-page spread also matches this scheme and features a local indie band guitarist to represent the gig atmosphere.
Textual analysis (3)
The document provides a textual analysis of the front pages of an indie music magazine. It analyzes various elements of the magazine including the masthead, images, titles, text styles and layouts. The analysis concludes the target audience is likely 16-25 year old explorers who appreciate the magazine's professional design and coverage of musicians that showcase a non-conformist attitude through their style of dress, musical genres and articles that critique more mainstream popular artists. The document examines how different elements appeal to this target audience and their interests in indie music.
Cover lines
This document discusses cover lines for a music magazine. It provides examples of 6 different cover lines that promote interviews, photos from live shows, and new music releases. The cover lines are meant to attract the target audience and encourage them to learn more about various artists. A light blue and black color scheme is used for most cover lines to match the magazine's style, but one line stands out with dark blue text on light blue background. The consistent colors and compelling text of the cover lines are aimed at promoting the magazine's content and selling more issues to readers.
1. initial plans
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.
As Media Fashion Magazine Pitch Presentation
-Introduction
-What Magazine I'm Publishing and Why?
-Who Is My Target Audience and Why?
-What Will My Magazine Have To Offer?
-Summary
Magazine profile
The magazine will be called "Beat Drop", focus on rap music, and cost £2.50. It will be published on Mondays to target commuters. The color scheme will be pink and black to grab attention while still appealing to male readers. The magazine will have a contents page, rap news, and artist interviews, and will be a standard 8 3⁄8" x 10 7⁄8" size.
What kind of media institutions
The document discusses a magazine that was created to represent teenagers and young adult males interested in pop music. The informal language and inclusion of pictures of teens and young adults in the magazine were meant to appeal to this target audience. However, the author acknowledges that some of the images may have been more suitable for a slightly older and more mature audience, as they analyzed magazines with a mixed genre focus rather than just pop music. Overall, the models featured were the target age range, but the magazine may have appealed slightly more to young adults than teens.
Publication plan
The document outlines a publication plan for a magazine called "Alternate" aimed at 16-18 year olds. Some key details include:
- The magazine will focus on alternative/alternative rock music genres and cost £2 per issue.
- It will aim to stand out from competitors like Q and AP magazine through a bold, distinctive masthead and design that clearly conveys the genre.
- Distribution will target busy corners shops and supermarkets to reach a wide age range.
- The magazine will publish weekly to increase readership and keep readers up to date.
- The overall goal is for the magazine to become popular worldwide.
Representations
Charles created a media magazine to represent youth in contrast to possible stereotypes. The front cover features a focal image with little emotion to represent that the target audience of teenagers are more interested in the music of celebrities rather than their personal lives. The magazine contains things like easy guitar lessons and band interviews that reinforce the stereotype of young people being interested in that genre of music. Charles also included a beginner's guide section to assume the audience is young and possibly naive.
Address attract audience mine
The document discusses how the author addressed their young female audience in their music magazine. They used bright colors like pink, yellow, blue, orange, green, purple and red in the masthead to make it aesthetically pleasing and attract their audience. They featured female and male artists on the cover and contents page that their target audience could aspire to, as seen in other magazines for this demographic. The author also advertised free posters on the cover of a popular band to attract fans of that band, as poster collecting is common among their audience.
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.
Publication plan
Mia Jones outlines her publication plan for a dance music magazine called "Euphoria". The magazine will be priced at £1.99 and sold every two weeks at major supermarket franchises like Sainsbury's and Tesco to reach a wide audience. It will have consistent elements like the masthead and price in every issue, as well as changing featured content such as articles and photos to provide new information to readers every time. The goal is for the magazine to appeal to dance music enthusiasts through its visual style, layout, and coverage of the genre.
Publication plan
Mia Jones outlines her publication plan for a dance music magazine called "Euphoria". The magazine will be priced at £1.99 and sold biweekly at major supermarket franchises like Sainsbury's and Tesco to reach a wide audience. Its positioning statement, "Back by dope demand", references dance music slang and a popular song to appeal to readers. Each issue will include regular content like the masthead and price, as well as rotating featured articles, photographs, and graphics to provide new content. The goal is to make the magazine stand out while sharing interesting images and information about dance music.
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Improved pitch
The document outlines plans for a new hip hop magazine called "HIP HOP HYPE" created by Ethan Stollar. The magazine will have both print and online versions, be 80-100 pages long, and focus on hip hop artists based in North London. It will target males and females aged 16-21 in North London through social media advertising. The magazine hopes to partner with local artists and venues to generate revenue and provide giveaways to subscribers.
Evaluation question 5
1) The document discusses how the magazine targets its audience of 16-24 year olds by featuring popular male and female artists from both Britain and America that the audience would be interested in seeing live.
2) It aims to attract males through the male artist on the cover wearing stylish clothing, and use of masculine black and white colors, but also hopes to attract females through inclusion of female artists.
3) Features like festival listings and artist interviews are meant to provide insider information that would appeal to the target audience.
Case study
ELLE is a French fashion magazine founded in 1945 that is now the largest fashion magazine worldwide with over 23 million readers globally. It began as a French magazine but now has 43 international editions across over 60 countries. ELLE's target audience are primarily women ages 18-49 with a median household income around $69,000 who are interested in fashion, beauty, celebrity news, and lifestyle topics. The magazine aims to empower women and provide achievable style and life advice through its creative blend of fashion, art, and commerce-focused content.
Evaluation 2 – how does your media product
The magazine targets young adults of both genders who enjoy indie rock music. It features well-known artists that have a more mature audience than magazines focused on pop stars like Justin Bieber. The $2.50 price point and subscription discount make it accessible to middle-class readers. While only featuring white models, the creator believes the music content would still appeal to a diverse audience.
Double page analysis
The double page spread features a Christian rock artist holding what looks like a whiskey bottle, suggesting the artist drinks and is southern. The large picture takes up the whole page, showing the magazine is focusing more on the visual than the text. The second page has stylish text and a quote. It shows the artist in a suit with 1960s-style lamp and curtains, tying the spread's look to a 1960s theme. The analysis teaches that an effective double page spread focuses on a theme to tie the images and design together.
2. fmp research
Here are the key points I gathered from the interview:
- The interviewee prefers tour posters with bright colors, unique designs, and decent text.
- They want merchandise to include a variety of colors to make it stand out from other products.
- A reasonable price range is important so the merchandise is appealing and accessible to the target audience.
- Bright, good images that stand out are most appealing on posters.
- A unique image is preferred for the album cover.
Overall, the interviewee emphasized unique, eye-catching designs with bright colors for visual appeal, and reasonable pricing to make the products enticing to fans. Variety in merchandise colors was also highlighted. This feedback will help make
The pitch
The document proposes a new pop music magazine aimed at teenage girls called M-Code or Music Code. It will be published once a month to maintain interest and commitment from readers. Articles will focus on top charting and up-and-coming artists to inform readers and allow them an escape from everyday problems. The magazine will have a clean, mellow design using pastel colors and font styles that are girly but neutral. The goal is a magazine that looks mature but appeals to teenage interests in music and artists.
Textual analysis (3)
The document analyzes the target audience and design elements of an indie music magazine. It finds that the magazine targets 16-25 year old explorers from working to middle class backgrounds. Visual elements like vibrant colors, bold text and images of musicians in indie clothing styles help attract this audience by appearing rebellious or unconventional as preferred in indie culture. The clean and organized layout also suggests a professionally high standard consistent with the genre.
Textual analysis (3)
The document analyzes the target audience and design elements of an indie music magazine called NME. It finds that the magazine targets 16-25 year olds from working to middle class backgrounds who enjoy exploring new music. Design elements like the vibrant red masthead and images of musicians in indie clothing styles help attract this target audience by appearing bold and representing the rebellious nature of indie music. The clean layout and articles discussing musicians' non-conformist attitudes further appeal to the target audience's interest in independence from mainstream music.
Question 5
The document discusses the evaluation of a magazine created by the author to target an indie music audience. The magazine uses iconic indie bands and the name "neon" to appeal to this genre. The front cover aims to look laid back and informal like the indie scene through its arrangement and attitude. It also uses bright colors to target a youthful audience. The contents page continues the color scheme and features indie-oriented images and a focus on social media to engage adolescents. The double-page spread also matches this scheme and features a local indie band guitarist to represent the gig atmosphere.
Textual analysis (3)
The document provides a textual analysis of the front pages of an indie music magazine. It analyzes various elements of the magazine including the masthead, images, titles, text styles and layouts. The analysis concludes the target audience is likely 16-25 year old explorers who appreciate the magazine's professional design and coverage of musicians that showcase a non-conformist attitude through their style of dress, musical genres and articles that critique more mainstream popular artists. The document examines how different elements appeal to this target audience and their interests in indie music.
Cover lines
This document discusses cover lines for a music magazine. It provides examples of 6 different cover lines that promote interviews, photos from live shows, and new music releases. The cover lines are meant to attract the target audience and encourage them to learn more about various artists. A light blue and black color scheme is used for most cover lines to match the magazine's style, but one line stands out with dark blue text on light blue background. The consistent colors and compelling text of the cover lines are aimed at promoting the magazine's content and selling more issues to readers.
1. initial plans
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.
As Media Fashion Magazine Pitch Presentation
-Introduction
-What Magazine I'm Publishing and Why?
-Who Is My Target Audience and Why?
-What Will My Magazine Have To Offer?
-Summary
Magazine profile
The magazine will be called "Beat Drop", focus on rap music, and cost £2.50. It will be published on Mondays to target commuters. The color scheme will be pink and black to grab attention while still appealing to male readers. The magazine will have a contents page, rap news, and artist interviews, and will be a standard 8 3⁄8" x 10 7⁄8" size.
What kind of media institutions
The document discusses a magazine that was created to represent teenagers and young adult males interested in pop music. The informal language and inclusion of pictures of teens and young adults in the magazine were meant to appeal to this target audience. However, the author acknowledges that some of the images may have been more suitable for a slightly older and more mature audience, as they analyzed magazines with a mixed genre focus rather than just pop music. Overall, the models featured were the target age range, but the magazine may have appealed slightly more to young adults than teens.
Publication plan
The document outlines a publication plan for a magazine called "Alternate" aimed at 16-18 year olds. Some key details include:
- The magazine will focus on alternative/alternative rock music genres and cost £2 per issue.
- It will aim to stand out from competitors like Q and AP magazine through a bold, distinctive masthead and design that clearly conveys the genre.
- Distribution will target busy corners shops and supermarkets to reach a wide age range.
- The magazine will publish weekly to increase readership and keep readers up to date.
- The overall goal is for the magazine to become popular worldwide.
Representations
Charles created a media magazine to represent youth in contrast to possible stereotypes. The front cover features a focal image with little emotion to represent that the target audience of teenagers are more interested in the music of celebrities rather than their personal lives. The magazine contains things like easy guitar lessons and band interviews that reinforce the stereotype of young people being interested in that genre of music. Charles also included a beginner's guide section to assume the audience is young and possibly naive.
Address attract audience mine
The document discusses how the author addressed their young female audience in their music magazine. They used bright colors like pink, yellow, blue, orange, green, purple and red in the masthead to make it aesthetically pleasing and attract their audience. They featured female and male artists on the cover and contents page that their target audience could aspire to, as seen in other magazines for this demographic. The author also advertised free posters on the cover of a popular band to attract fans of that band, as poster collecting is common among their audience.
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.
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Publication plan
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Publication plan
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Publication plan
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Publication plan
Mia Jones outlines her publication plan for a dance music magazine called "Euphoria". The magazine will be priced at £1.99 and sold biweekly at major supermarket franchises like Sainsbury's and Tesco to reach a wide audience. Its positioning statement, "Back by dope demand", references dance music slang and a popular song to appeal to readers. Each issue will include regular content like the masthead and price, as well as rotating featured articles, photographs, and graphics to provide new content. The goal is to make the magazine stand out while sharing interesting images and information about dance music.
Initial ideas
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- The target audience which is primarily African American/British males aged 15-35 from lower-middle to working class backgrounds interested in hip hop music, sports, and material goods.
- A dark blue/navy color scheme with black backdrop to represent seriousness and elegance, appealing to the mature target audience.
- Potential magazine names like "Real Times" and "Daily Input" that connote relevance to hip hop issues.
- Main stories on how hip hop has changed over decades and an interview with an artist like Jay-Z on their views of changes in the genre.
- The front cover featuring a male model aged
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- The target audience is males aged 15-35 from lower-middle to working class, with interests in hip hop music, sports, and material goods.
- The magazine will have a navy blue and black color scheme to convey seriousness and professionalism. Story topics will discuss how hip hop has changed over time and include artist interviews.
- The magazine cover will feature a male model aged 16-25 dressed in hip hop style clothing, posing confidently while making eye contact with the reader.
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Audience summary research
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- The target audience is mostly male, under 17 years old, and interested in music, exercise, and video games.
- Interviews found the audience prefers bands like The Pixies and Radiohead. They want articles, interviews, and information about upcoming artists.
- Research participants expect the magazine to have a modern layout with bold colors, images, and fonts. The covers should use pull quotes and photos to draw readers in.
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- Structure of the front cover worked well but contents page was cluttered.
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- 7. ‘On a scale of 1-5 how conventional is my magazine’ Overall my target audience said that my magazine was conventional to the hip-hop genre , as there was a conventional colour-scheme of black, red and grey. The images were conventional to a hip-hop magazine, as shown by the clothing/costume of the artists which related to hip-hop (Jewellery).