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The document contains a 10 question survey about a magazine called "Pop Perfect" that is targeted towards young teenage girls. The survey asks questions about whether the target audience has been reached, what design features are most effective on different pages like the contents page and cover, what respondents like most and least about the magazine, what could be improved, an overall rating out of 10, how much they would pay for it, and if they would enjoy reading this type of magazine.
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Audience Feedback - Questionnaire
The document contains a 10 question survey about a magazine called "Pop Perfect" that is aimed at young teenage girls. The survey asks questions about whether the target audience is being reached, what design features are most effective on different pages like the contents page and cover, what respondents like most and least about the magazine, how much they would pay for it, and if they think they would enjoy reading a magazine like it.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about a magazine final product. Respondents generally found the front cover interesting due to its professional and vibrant design with bright colors that contrast well. The bold writing and taglines on the cover were seen as grabbing attention and providing enough information to persuade reading further. Most respondents said they would buy the magazine based on its attractive, colorful and modern cover. The target audience was identified as women ages 11-18. Some improvements mentioned were maintaining a consistent house style with matching pink tones throughout.
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- Teenagers were identified as the main target audience.
- 70% of respondents liked the chosen "indie" music genre. 40% saw no need to change the genre.
- The majority liked the front cover design, particularly its color scheme.
- 90% felt the design looked like a typical indie music magazine cover.
- The double-page article spread was the most popular section with few suggested improvements.
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Task 7
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Task 8
The document summarizes the results of audience research for a music magazine. Key findings include:
1) The target audience prefers a variety of music genres and for the magazine to use bright colors like pink, blue, and white.
2) Readers enjoy full-page celebrity photos more than several smaller celebrity photos and like to receive free gifts with the magazine.
3) They are more interested in reading about the latest music charts than celebrity tweets and prefer articles with text speech and emoticons.
4) The audience likes articles about both male and female artists and musicians.
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The document reports on feedback received for a magazine front cover and movie poster. 100% of respondents thought the images on the magazine cover were effective and the target audience of 16-25 years was accurately identified. For the poster, 100% of respondents thought it effectively promoted the trailer and would be interested in watching the trailer based on the poster. Most liked the color scheme of the poster but some suggested adding more colors. All understood what was depicted in the poster and would have an idea of what the trailer is about based on the poster.
Hand Drawn Drafts
The document provides instructions for a student to design the front cover for their Advanced Production Portfolio magazine. It specifies that the student must neatly design the front cover once they have established a name for the magazine and placement of typical front cover elements. The front cover must be colored and include annotations explaining the codes and conventions used.
Schedule
This document outlines a student's schedule and progress over several months completing assignments for a Foundation Portfolio in Media Studies course. It details the weekly work completed, including creating blog pages, worksheets, questionnaires, magazine covers, contents pages, and double page spreads. It also notes completing corrections, evaluations, and uploading work to slide sharing platforms. The goal was to research, plan, design and create examples of magazine pages to demonstrate understanding of audience and publication design.
Syan Magahy - Audience Profile
This document provides a target audience profile for a sub-genre of OCR media. The target audience is 12-16 year old females, as stereotypically this genre would appeal more to them. The socio-economic needs addressed involve personal identity and self-esteem, as the genre aims to be inspiring and educational to help teenagers learn about themselves. Personal identification and fulfillment of needs related to self-actualization are involved because the genre aims to be uplifting and empowering. The stereotype of the audience is also mentioned.
Log Book
The document provides details on the preliminary tasks, log book, and evaluation for a music magazine production project. It includes step-by-step progressions for designing the front cover and contents page with annotations. It also includes a brainstorm for magazine name ideas. The log book section describes research conducted on established music magazines, their conventions, target audiences, and publishers. A survey was conducted to gather information from the target audience. The survey results are summarized.
Syan Magahy - Prelim Hand Drawn Drafts
This document provides instructions for students to create a front cover and contents page for a media studies portfolio preliminary task. Students are asked to neatly design both the front cover and contents page, including coloring them in. They should also annotate any codes and conventions used and could list what will be included in the editorial for the contents page. The front cover should include the name of the magazine and chosen sub-genre.
Syan Magahy - Main Task Hand Drawn Drafts
This document provides guidance for students to design the front cover and contents page for a media studies portfolio assignment. Students are instructed to neatly design the front cover once they have established a name for their magazine and chosen subgenre. They should color it in and annotate any relevant codes and conventions. For the contents page, students must also neatly design it and color it in, annotating any codes and conventions. They could also write what they plan to include in their editorial.
Log book
The document provides details of a student's log book and evaluation for their AS Level Media Studies portfolio project on creating a music magazine. It includes step-by-step progressions for designing the magazine's front cover and contents page with annotations. It also includes research on magazine genres, target audiences, and conventions. The student analyzed established music magazines and included information on publishers and circulation. Survey results on readership demographics were also included from research on their chosen magazine for inspiration.
Syan magahy
This document provides information for developing a profile of the target audience for a sub-genre of media. It suggests the audience would be female, aged 12-16, because stereotypically this age group enjoys this type of media. Their socio-economic needs involve entertainment that allows escapism and fulfills a desire for self-actualization and social belonging as described in uses and gratifications theory and Maslow's hierarchy of needs. A key stereotype is also mentioned but is illegible.
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Audience Feedback - Questionnaire
- 1. Audience Feedback 1) Do you think I have reached my target audience? (young teenagers/girls) - Yes - No 2) Would you buy my magazine? - Yes - No 3) What do you think is the most effective feature of my contents page? - Competitions - Cover stories - Thumbnail images 4) What do you think is the most effective feature or my front cover? - Main Image - Main headline - Masthead 5) What do you think is the most effective feature of my double page spread? - Interview - Main image - Thumbnail images 6) Would do you like most about all my pages of my main task? - Masthead - Colour scheme - Images - Cover lines - Interview - Competitions - Main headline 7) What do you think I could do to improve any of my main task pages? - More detail - More information - More pictures - More colours
- 2. 8) What would be your overall rating of all my main task pages out of 10? (10 being the best) - 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 9) How much would you pay for my magazine? - 0+ - £1+ - £2+ - £3+ 10) Would you enjoy reading a pop magazine like Pop Perfect? - Yes - No