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The document provides audience profiles for a new music magazine called "FAMOUS". Profile 1 is for a 17-year old college student who enjoys music magazines for their celebrity features. They like the unique name of "FAMOUS" and would be interested in exclusive interviews and monthly charts. Profile 2 is for a 21-year old university student on a budget. They prefer if the magazine costs £3 and like the neutral color scheme. They also want online access and interviews about the cover star. Profile 3 is for a 28-year old ASOS manager. They enjoy the original name and focus on pop music. They think the simple color scheme would appeal to their staff and customers. They are
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Evaluation q5
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience for their magazine. They took inspiration from the layout of Billboard magazine, using a bold front cover font and large central artist image to look professional. They conducted research through questionnaires to understand readers' interests and tailor the magazine content and design accordingly. Specifically, they incorporated darker colors popular with their genre audience.
Question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a magazine about drum and bass music. The intended audience is 16-30 year olds who are fans of this genre of music. Market research found that few magazines currently cover this genre, so the author aims to fill that gap. The magazine's style uses informal language, pictures, and bright colors that would appeal to younger readers interested in music festivals and the drum and bass scene. A typical reader is described as a 25 year old man who listens to this music for enjoyment and hobby.
How did you attract/address your audience?
The document summarizes how the author addressed their target audience for a new R&B music magazine. Through a questionnaire of ages 18-35, the author learned that this demographic has a strong interest in R&B music. The magazine was designed with blue and black colors and white text, which were preferred colors according to the questionnaire. It also features captivating headlines, images of artists, and content focused on R&B music tailored to both genders ages 18-35.
Survey Analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to help design a new rock music magazine. The survey found that the primary target audience would be females aged 16 and under. Additionally, the magazine should aim to attract both male and female readers between ages 15-20. Most popular design choices from the survey included pricing the magazine between £2-2.99 weekly, and using the colors red, black, grey and white. An interview with a band/artist should be featured as the main double-page spread to attract this target readership.
Evaluation
The document discusses the design and target audience of a music magazine the author created using InDesign. They took inspiration from magazines like Vogue and Elle to appeal to their target audience of 16-50 year olds who prefer fashion magazines. The magazine was designed to look sophisticated like these publications in order to attract and keep the interest of readers who enjoy viewing images over reading about music genres that may not interest them. Through the process, the author learned valuable skills in using InDesign and conducting audience research to inform the magazine's creation.
Evaluation q4
My magazine targets students ages 16 to 20 who have weekend jobs and disposable income to purchase magazines. This age group is interested in the latest bands, music gigs, and music plays a role in their lives. The magazine appeals to those into pop/rock with its house style, color scheme, fonts and contents designed to look sophisticated yet urban to suit this audience's tastes.
Ev question 4
The target audience for the magazine is 16-19 year old males and females interested in indie music. Primary research was conducted through a Facebook group of the target audience to determine preferences like color themes and spending habits. A stereotypical reader profile was created of a full-time student interested in music, fashion, and gigs who spends £30-90 per month on luxuries. Individual male and female target profiles were also created to understand their specific interests to appeal to them. The key reasons identified that this audience would choose the magazine are for entertainment, gig information, discovering new music, fashion inspiration, and if their favorite artists are featured.
Proposal
The proposed magazine would be called "InD" and focus on indie, rock, and alternative music. It would have a bold, recognizable logo. The magazine would cover both upbeat and darker aspects of the artists, tailoring to the artist rather than having them conform to the magazine. It aims to have interviews and articles on both mainstream and up-and-coming indie bands to discover new music. The magazine would be released monthly and target an audience of 15-25 year olds. An emphasis would be placed on social media promotion to engage readers.
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The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience for their magazine. They took inspiration from the layout of Billboard magazine, using a bold front cover font and large central artist image to look professional. They conducted research through questionnaires to understand readers' interests and tailor the magazine content and design accordingly. Specifically, they incorporated darker colors popular with their genre audience.
Question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a magazine about drum and bass music. The intended audience is 16-30 year olds who are fans of this genre of music. Market research found that few magazines currently cover this genre, so the author aims to fill that gap. The magazine's style uses informal language, pictures, and bright colors that would appeal to younger readers interested in music festivals and the drum and bass scene. A typical reader is described as a 25 year old man who listens to this music for enjoyment and hobby.
How did you attract/address your audience?
The document summarizes how the author addressed their target audience for a new R&B music magazine. Through a questionnaire of ages 18-35, the author learned that this demographic has a strong interest in R&B music. The magazine was designed with blue and black colors and white text, which were preferred colors according to the questionnaire. It also features captivating headlines, images of artists, and content focused on R&B music tailored to both genders ages 18-35.
Survey Analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to help design a new rock music magazine. The survey found that the primary target audience would be females aged 16 and under. Additionally, the magazine should aim to attract both male and female readers between ages 15-20. Most popular design choices from the survey included pricing the magazine between £2-2.99 weekly, and using the colors red, black, grey and white. An interview with a band/artist should be featured as the main double-page spread to attract this target readership.
Evaluation
The document discusses the design and target audience of a music magazine the author created using InDesign. They took inspiration from magazines like Vogue and Elle to appeal to their target audience of 16-50 year olds who prefer fashion magazines. The magazine was designed to look sophisticated like these publications in order to attract and keep the interest of readers who enjoy viewing images over reading about music genres that may not interest them. Through the process, the author learned valuable skills in using InDesign and conducting audience research to inform the magazine's creation.
Evaluation q4
My magazine targets students ages 16 to 20 who have weekend jobs and disposable income to purchase magazines. This age group is interested in the latest bands, music gigs, and music plays a role in their lives. The magazine appeals to those into pop/rock with its house style, color scheme, fonts and contents designed to look sophisticated yet urban to suit this audience's tastes.
Ev question 4
The target audience for the magazine is 16-19 year old males and females interested in indie music. Primary research was conducted through a Facebook group of the target audience to determine preferences like color themes and spending habits. A stereotypical reader profile was created of a full-time student interested in music, fashion, and gigs who spends £30-90 per month on luxuries. Individual male and female target profiles were also created to understand their specific interests to appeal to them. The key reasons identified that this audience would choose the magazine are for entertainment, gig information, discovering new music, fashion inspiration, and if their favorite artists are featured.
Proposal
The proposed magazine would be called "InD" and focus on indie, rock, and alternative music. It would have a bold, recognizable logo. The magazine would cover both upbeat and darker aspects of the artists, tailoring to the artist rather than having them conform to the magazine. It aims to have interviews and articles on both mainstream and up-and-coming indie bands to discover new music. The magazine would be released monthly and target an audience of 15-25 year olds. An emphasis would be placed on social media promotion to engage readers.
Presentation2
The document discusses the target audiences of different music magazines based on data from the National Readership Survey (NRS). It finds that Kerrang magazine targets 15-34 year olds, selling more copies to men. Q magazine also targets 15-34 year olds and more men buy copies. Gospel magazines likely target older adults over 25 who enjoy religious music. The magazines differ in their styles - gospel magazines use simple designs while magazines like Q use famous cover stars to attract wider audiences.
Ev 2
This document discusses targeting a specific audience for a music magazine. The target audience is identified as 16-19 year old males and females who are interested in indie music. Research was conducted on social media to understand the interests of this group. The magazine's style, with a black, white, and coral color scheme, and content about up-and-coming bands are designed to appeal to this target audience. Photographs feature a model dressed in dark colors consistent with indie music styles to match the interests of the target demographic.
Magazine planning
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine called Riff Magazine. It will focus on pop and indie music genres and have a target audience of 16-19 year olds. Riff Magazine will be published fortnightly in paper format only and sold for £1.99 in newsagents and supermarkets. Articles will include interviews with artists and stories about their music and personal lives. The magazine aims to have a relaxed and youthful style to appeal to its target readership.
Question 4
The target audience for the media product are males and females aged 15-19. The primary target audience would have part time jobs with low incomes. They enjoy spending time with friends, following trends, shopping at stores like Topshop, and listening to niche music genres. A focus group on social media provided feedback on the magazine's look to help meet the needs and interests of the target audience.
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Evaluation question 1
This document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, uses conventions of real magazines. It describes using consistent branding elements like a red masthead and font. The front cover layout mirrors other music magazines with the masthead, cover line, and central image. The featured artist challenges stereotypes by not being sexualized. The contents page also follows conventions like using large images related to articles and secondary images of artists. It aims to appeal to its target audience of digital natives by including social media symbols. Date and branding elements create continuity across the magazine.
Reader profile
The survey results showed that the target audience for the magazine is females aged 16-21. Most respondents listened to indie rock and pop music and shopped at Topshop and H&M. Selling the magazine monthly for £2.50 was recommended as it would allow time to write about monthly events and gather feedback to include in each issue. Bold, vibrant colors on the cover were preferred as they make the magazine more fun.
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.
Evaluation question 4)
The target audience for the music magazine is males and females aged 14-25. This is conveyed through the typography, colors, and images used which are appealing to both genders. The magazine is also aimed at both genders through the use of varying masculine and feminine fonts. It features mostly female celebrities to appeal to female readers who idolize them, while still appealing to male readers who are often attracted to females. The magazine is meant to reject stereotypes of only appealing to one gender.
Publication Plan
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Media Proposal.
The document proposes a new indie rock music magazine targeted towards 16-24 year olds. It will include features common to music magazines like Kerrang and NME as references, such as a cover image, contents listing, and double page artist interview. The magazine will aim to represent the indie rock lifestyle and be affordable for its young target audience. It will be published monthly through IPC to leverage their credibility with magazines like NME, and will promote itself across various social media platforms.
Evaluation question 2 A1
The document discusses a music magazine called "WIRED" and how it would be distributed. It describes the target audience as 16+ year old teenagers interested in pop music. Major Line Music is identified as the most suitable distributor as it specializes in music magazines and would have effective promotion and distribution channels. Publishers and distributors will only take on products that show evidence of commercial success in the magazine market.
Question 5 ferdig
The magazine attracts its audience through clear, well-lit celebrity photos taken in a studio. The models are made to look like real celebrities to pique readers' interest. A pull quote from Beyoncé and advertising a contest prize of festival tickets also attract readers. Research found the target audience is mainly girls aged 16-19, so the magazine focuses on interesting celebrities and a clean, relaxing design for easy reading. Inspiration was drawn from the popular music magazine Q in terms of design and content. Clean colors like grey, white, and black are used to attract more readers.
Riddim Proposal
Zack Simpson is proposing a new R&B/hip hop print magazine called Riddim Magazine. The 40-page monthly magazine would have a bright, bold design featuring photos of R&B artists. It would include news, information and content about R&B musicians to inform readers ages 15-30 of genres developments. The magazine aims to compete with Vibe Magazine and be distributed for £2.99.
Magazine pitch
The document outlines a magazine pitch that includes details about the proposed magazine's title, genres, sales information, contents, style, and mission statement. The magazine title, "Demo," is meant to suggest that the magazine features new and current music. The magazine will cover various genres like rock, indie, alternative, and pop, based on survey responses. It will be published monthly for £3.50 and sold at stores and online. Each issue will include interviews, reviews, event information, and posters. The magazine will have a clean layout with consistent fonts. The mission is to share new music news and connect fans across genres.
Market research andre utkast
The document provides information about various music magazines published in the UK, including Q Magazine, Kerrang!, and NME. Q Magazine targets an audience of 34 years old and focuses on modern music. Kerrang! aims for a younger audience of 22 years old and covers rock music genres. NME has historically been a weekly publication but is now free, with 74% male readers. The document then analyzes the covers and contents pages of these magazines, noting design elements like images, fonts, and colors that draw attention and signal the type of content inside.
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My magazine challenges others by having a unique name, "MER", which stands for Music, Entertainment, Reviews. It aims to catch readers' eyes on shelves and includes more information, prizes and photos than other magazines. The magazine targets teenagers aged 15-early 20s interested in indie/rock music. To attract this audience, the magazine uses different colors on the cover, displays prizes to be won, has a distinct title from other magazines, and is cheaper than competitors.
Evaluation of basement beats!
Basement Beats is a music magazine aimed at teenage girls who enjoy R&B music. The magazine uses conventions from other popular music magazines but focuses on R&B artists and concerts. It represents its target audience through photos of artists performing and articles about music. Bauer Media would be a good company to distribute the magazine since they already publish magazines for a similar demographic. The target audience is primarily 15-19 year old females who enjoy urban and hip-hop music but may also include older industry professionals. Creating the full magazine helped the author learn about making a publication look professional and balancing design and content.
Pie charts from surveys
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine is 16-22 year olds, mostly female. The most popular music genres were indie/rock and pop/R&B. Based on this, the magazine will focus on indie/folk/rock music. Black and white or blue and white were the most preferred color schemes. Interviews and gig listings were the most desired content. A monthly publication at £3 was deemed the best option to attract younger audiences while maintaining a luxury feel. Existing magazines like NME were analyzed to identify gaps and opportunities for a new magazine.
Question 5
The document describes how the author attracted their target audience for their magazine. They conducted a questionnaire of potential readers to determine demographics. The questionnaire found that most readers were between 16-18 years old, liked pop music, and preferred interview articles. This informed the magazine's design and content to feature young people, use simple colors and bold fonts, and include interview content to appeal to this demographic.
Survey responses
The survey responses provided feedback on Emma Staines' proposed music magazine. While most respondents were female and under 17, the magazine aims for an audience of 16-28 year olds. Over half said they would purchase the magazine monthly. Respondents preferred magazines with dominant images over text, and layouts were considered key. Popular features included images, interviews, and charts. The suggested price range was £2-4. Most wanted an online and social media presence for the magazine.
Competition
This document summarizes key aspects of Billboard and Q magazines and how they compare to the magazine "FAMOUS" that is being planned. Billboard has original music charts but the planned magazine will only feature the number one singles of each month. Billboard also has multiple coverlines while the planned magazine will just have the main article on the cover. Q magazine has a similar price point to what is being aimed for with "FAMOUS" and its double page spreads provide a layout example, but the planned magazine will use smaller images or a single large two-page image.
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The document discusses the target audiences of different music magazines based on data from the National Readership Survey (NRS). It finds that Kerrang magazine targets 15-34 year olds, selling more copies to men. Q magazine also targets 15-34 year olds and more men buy copies. Gospel magazines likely target older adults over 25 who enjoy religious music. The magazines differ in their styles - gospel magazines use simple designs while magazines like Q use famous cover stars to attract wider audiences.
Ev 2
This document discusses targeting a specific audience for a music magazine. The target audience is identified as 16-19 year old males and females who are interested in indie music. Research was conducted on social media to understand the interests of this group. The magazine's style, with a black, white, and coral color scheme, and content about up-and-coming bands are designed to appeal to this target audience. Photographs feature a model dressed in dark colors consistent with indie music styles to match the interests of the target demographic.
Magazine planning
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine called Riff Magazine. It will focus on pop and indie music genres and have a target audience of 16-19 year olds. Riff Magazine will be published fortnightly in paper format only and sold for £1.99 in newsagents and supermarkets. Articles will include interviews with artists and stories about their music and personal lives. The magazine aims to have a relaxed and youthful style to appeal to its target readership.
Question 4
The target audience for the media product are males and females aged 15-19. The primary target audience would have part time jobs with low incomes. They enjoy spending time with friends, following trends, shopping at stores like Topshop, and listening to niche music genres. A focus group on social media provided feedback on the magazine's look to help meet the needs and interests of the target audience.
Power point 2 media
This is the second power point for my evaluation as this one contains what my target audience is and why i chose this particular one.
Evaluation question 1
This document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, uses conventions of real magazines. It describes using consistent branding elements like a red masthead and font. The front cover layout mirrors other music magazines with the masthead, cover line, and central image. The featured artist challenges stereotypes by not being sexualized. The contents page also follows conventions like using large images related to articles and secondary images of artists. It aims to appeal to its target audience of digital natives by including social media symbols. Date and branding elements create continuity across the magazine.
Reader profile
The survey results showed that the target audience for the magazine is females aged 16-21. Most respondents listened to indie rock and pop music and shopped at Topshop and H&M. Selling the magazine monthly for £2.50 was recommended as it would allow time to write about monthly events and gather feedback to include in each issue. Bold, vibrant colors on the cover were preferred as they make the magazine more fun.
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.
Evaluation question 4)
The target audience for the music magazine is males and females aged 14-25. This is conveyed through the typography, colors, and images used which are appealing to both genders. The magazine is also aimed at both genders through the use of varying masculine and feminine fonts. It features mostly female celebrities to appeal to female readers who idolize them, while still appealing to male readers who are often attracted to females. The magazine is meant to reject stereotypes of only appealing to one gender.
Publication Plan
This is my publication plan for my media work, this is to show the different aspects of my magazine where it will be distributed etc.
Media Proposal.
The document proposes a new indie rock music magazine targeted towards 16-24 year olds. It will include features common to music magazines like Kerrang and NME as references, such as a cover image, contents listing, and double page artist interview. The magazine will aim to represent the indie rock lifestyle and be affordable for its young target audience. It will be published monthly through IPC to leverage their credibility with magazines like NME, and will promote itself across various social media platforms.
Evaluation question 2 A1
The document discusses a music magazine called "WIRED" and how it would be distributed. It describes the target audience as 16+ year old teenagers interested in pop music. Major Line Music is identified as the most suitable distributor as it specializes in music magazines and would have effective promotion and distribution channels. Publishers and distributors will only take on products that show evidence of commercial success in the magazine market.
Question 5 ferdig
The magazine attracts its audience through clear, well-lit celebrity photos taken in a studio. The models are made to look like real celebrities to pique readers' interest. A pull quote from Beyoncé and advertising a contest prize of festival tickets also attract readers. Research found the target audience is mainly girls aged 16-19, so the magazine focuses on interesting celebrities and a clean, relaxing design for easy reading. Inspiration was drawn from the popular music magazine Q in terms of design and content. Clean colors like grey, white, and black are used to attract more readers.
Riddim Proposal
Zack Simpson is proposing a new R&B/hip hop print magazine called Riddim Magazine. The 40-page monthly magazine would have a bright, bold design featuring photos of R&B artists. It would include news, information and content about R&B musicians to inform readers ages 15-30 of genres developments. The magazine aims to compete with Vibe Magazine and be distributed for £2.99.
Magazine pitch
The document outlines a magazine pitch that includes details about the proposed magazine's title, genres, sales information, contents, style, and mission statement. The magazine title, "Demo," is meant to suggest that the magazine features new and current music. The magazine will cover various genres like rock, indie, alternative, and pop, based on survey responses. It will be published monthly for £3.50 and sold at stores and online. Each issue will include interviews, reviews, event information, and posters. The magazine will have a clean layout with consistent fonts. The mission is to share new music news and connect fans across genres.
Market research andre utkast
The document provides information about various music magazines published in the UK, including Q Magazine, Kerrang!, and NME. Q Magazine targets an audience of 34 years old and focuses on modern music. Kerrang! aims for a younger audience of 22 years old and covers rock music genres. NME has historically been a weekly publication but is now free, with 74% male readers. The document then analyzes the covers and contents pages of these magazines, noting design elements like images, fonts, and colors that draw attention and signal the type of content inside.
S Gass My Magazine
My magazine challenges others by having a unique name, "MER", which stands for Music, Entertainment, Reviews. It aims to catch readers' eyes on shelves and includes more information, prizes and photos than other magazines. The magazine targets teenagers aged 15-early 20s interested in indie/rock music. To attract this audience, the magazine uses different colors on the cover, displays prizes to be won, has a distinct title from other magazines, and is cheaper than competitors.
Evaluation of basement beats!
Basement Beats is a music magazine aimed at teenage girls who enjoy R&B music. The magazine uses conventions from other popular music magazines but focuses on R&B artists and concerts. It represents its target audience through photos of artists performing and articles about music. Bauer Media would be a good company to distribute the magazine since they already publish magazines for a similar demographic. The target audience is primarily 15-19 year old females who enjoy urban and hip-hop music but may also include older industry professionals. Creating the full magazine helped the author learn about making a publication look professional and balancing design and content.
Pie charts from surveys
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine is 16-22 year olds, mostly female. The most popular music genres were indie/rock and pop/R&B. Based on this, the magazine will focus on indie/folk/rock music. Black and white or blue and white were the most preferred color schemes. Interviews and gig listings were the most desired content. A monthly publication at £3 was deemed the best option to attract younger audiences while maintaining a luxury feel. Existing magazines like NME were analyzed to identify gaps and opportunities for a new magazine.
Question 5
The document describes how the author attracted their target audience for their magazine. They conducted a questionnaire of potential readers to determine demographics. The questionnaire found that most readers were between 16-18 years old, liked pop music, and preferred interview articles. This informed the magazine's design and content to feature young people, use simple colors and bold fonts, and include interview content to appeal to this demographic.
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Survey responses
The survey responses provided feedback on Emma Staines' proposed music magazine. While most respondents were female and under 17, the magazine aims for an audience of 16-28 year olds. Over half said they would purchase the magazine monthly. Respondents preferred magazines with dominant images over text, and layouts were considered key. Popular features included images, interviews, and charts. The suggested price range was £2-4. Most wanted an online and social media presence for the magazine.
Competition
This document summarizes key aspects of Billboard and Q magazines and how they compare to the magazine "FAMOUS" that is being planned. Billboard has original music charts but the planned magazine will only feature the number one singles of each month. Billboard also has multiple coverlines while the planned magazine will just have the main article on the cover. Q magazine has a similar price point to what is being aimed for with "FAMOUS" and its double page spreads provide a layout example, but the planned magazine will use smaller images or a single large two-page image.
Feedback on product
The document provides feedback on the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a product. For the front cover, testers preferred removing the barcode, using a warmer color for the masthead, and an image showing more personality. They also liked the navy gradient background better than a solid color. For the contents page, testers thought the font contrasts and layout looked good but the silhouette could be repositioned. They suggested including a website link. For the double page spread, testers preferred a softer main image and using white font over black.
6) what have you learnt about technologies?
The document discusses technologies learned during the process of constructing a magazine product. The author learned about InDesign, which is used widely in magazine production and layout. They also learned about Animoto, an online video creator, which they used to advertise their magazine genre. Additionally, the author gained experience using a Nikon DSLR camera and learned how to capture high quality images and videos. The author also discusses leveraging familiar technologies like Photoshop, Word, and SurveyMonkey, as well as social media platforms and new software like Blogger and Padlet.
Target audience
This document contains profiles of 3 potential customers for a new magazine.
The first profile is of a 20 year old female who works at a skate store and has an alternative style. She would be interested in the magazine due to its focus on alternative music and musicians not covered in larger magazines as well as events like festivals.
The second profile is of a 24 year old male travel photographer who has a strong interest in indie and alternative music and lifestyles after experiencing different music styles through his work. He would be drawn to articles focusing on photography and interesting design.
The third profile is of an 18 year old female who works at FatFace and would be interested to learn about new, less mainstream fashion brands
Survey analysis
The survey responses will help but not completely guide the planning for the new magazine. While most respondents were female aged 16-20, the target audience is meant to be balanced and include those aged 21-30. Respondents enjoyed genres like rap, R&B and alternative that will be featured instead of the most popular genre, pop music. Converse and Vans were favored brands associated with alternative communities. To better understand different groups, a more diverse group of respondents would have been useful. Live music, especially smaller local acts, will be a major feature since respondents reported watching such concerts. The style and colors chosen by respondents match the original plans for a minimalist design using pastels and plain colors. The survey provided pricing
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This document discusses the ways in which the media product, a music magazine called "Simply Pop", develops conventions of real music magazines and represents particular social groups. The magazine aims to appeal to its target audience of females aged 15-17 by focusing solely on pop music and featuring popular artists like Jessie J. In terms of layout and design, the magazine adheres closely to typical magazine conventions like placement of the masthead and use of cover lines. It represents teenagers interested in pop music and aims to inspire and connect with its young, female readership.
Evaluation
Through completing a course on media, the document discusses creating a music magazine front cover, contents page, and double page spread using Photoshop. Research was conducted on the history of pop music and case studies were used to create the three media pieces. The pieces were designed to follow conventions of real pop music magazines through using bright colors, common layouts, and representing various female social groups that enjoy pop music.
Evaluation
Through completing a course on media, the document discusses creating a music magazine front cover, contents page, and double page spread using Photoshop. Research was conducted on the history of pop music and case studies were used to create the three media pieces. The pieces were designed to follow conventions of real pop music magazines through using bright colors, common layouts, and representing typical social groups that read pop music magazines.
Media evaluation
The document discusses the ways in which the media product challenges conventions of real magazines. It targets a niche audience of males under 25 rather than a mass audience. It includes unique elements like an album cover as the front page and a title referencing the featured artist's tour. The product also uses conventions from real magazines, taking inspiration from "Q" for its contents page structure and using similar designs seen in "VIBE" and other magazines. The target audience is identified as teenagers due to the featured artists and clothing brands, though some older appealing content is included. Learning from the preliminary task, the creator developed Photoshop skills and included more articles to make the magazine more professional and successful.
Evaluation
The document provides feedback from three teenagers, aged 12-16, on a mock magazine designed for a younger audience. They felt the magazine was appropriately designed for its target age group in terms of topics and design. However, they suggested changing the color scheme and font to better appeal to teenagers. They rated different aspects positively, particularly the layout, language, and resemblance to real magazines. Some improvements mentioned were using a more famous cover artist and varying the font style.
Evaluation
The document is a student magazine project evaluation. It provides details about how the student designed their magazine to target a young audience aged 10-16, including using bright colors, bold fonts, celebrity interviews, and a low price point. Feedback was collected from peers aged 12-16, who felt the magazine was generally well designed for its target audience but suggested some changes, like altering the color scheme and using a more widely known cover artist.
Proposal
Bethany Barrows proposes creating an R&B style magazine featuring up-and-coming artists. She decided on an R&B genre based on survey results. The magazine will be published monthly to allow for high-quality, detailed content like other music magazines. It will target R&B fans aged 15-25 but also magazine collectors. The magazine will include interviews, quizzes, and ads to follow magazine conventions while focusing on new artists not covered by competitors.
As media portfolio powerpoint
The document summarizes the process of creating a school magazine focused on pop music. It discusses researching conventions of magazines like Smash Hits and Top of the Pops to understand their layout, design, and target audiences. Conventions for the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads are analyzed. The intended audience is girls aged 9-15, and the magazine will be published by a company like Bauer Media or DC Thompson.
Proposal
Bethany proposes creating an R&B style magazine featuring up-and-coming artists. She decided on this genre based on survey results showing R&B is popular. The magazine will be published monthly to allow high-quality content and excite audiences each release. It will target young R&B fans but also magazine collectors. The content will include interviews, quizzes, and ads to engage readers and follow magazine conventions. Promotion will utilize social media, giveaways, and billboards to draw subscribers and buyers. The magazine's unique aspect is its focus on emerging British R&B artists not covered by other publications.
Evaluation
The document discusses how the author created a music magazine to target a specific audience based on research. Through surveys on Survey Monkey, the author found that most respondents were ages 17-25 and enjoyed a variety of music genres. This informed the content and design of the magazine to attract this demographic. Inspired by Billboard and NME magazines, the author chose a simple title and masthead design without bright colors that would distract from the content. The front cover features an attractive female model to attract both male and female readers through techniques like the male gaze. Overall, the magazine aims to attract its target audience through clean, easy-to-read design and content tailored to music-loving youth.
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Charlotte Unwin discusses how her music magazine uses conventions of real media products in its design and layout. She aims the magazine at women aged 15-20 who are interested in pop music and celebrities. While including standard features like dates and prices, she adds unconventional touches like a purple color scheme to make the magazine stand out. The target audience is a mature teenager inspired to be a "pop princess." The magazine would be sold in stores like supermarkets and newsagents alongside a similar title.
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Who would be the audience for your media
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Looking back at your preliminary task,
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Audience profile
- 1. + Audience Profiles Aim: Research target audience and create three audience profiles.
- 2. + Age: 17 Job: Boots Customer Assistant (weekend) Education: College Student Would you be interested in purchasing my new music magazine called ‘FAMOUS’? I have been a big fan of music magazines such as ‘Billboard’ for a long time as I love the features and celebrities that are incorporated in the magazine. However, I am open to new music magazines as I feel that the market could benefit from this. Also, I really like the name of your magazine as it is unique and suits the potential contents of your magazine. What attracts you to music magazines such as ‘Billboard’ and what about my magazine do you like? I love magazines that include exclusive interviews with celebrities because I feel like I find out more interesting information about them which is something you mentioned about including which I really like. With ‘billboard’ they include a chart list from their own site and although it a unique feature for their magazine, I like the fact you are thinking of creating a chart list for the month including all the number ones of the month which is really good. I also like your colour scheme choices as they are neutral and basic which I feel looks professional and doesn’t look tacky.
- 3. + Age: 21 Job: Bar Assistant Education: University Student Would you be interested in purchasing my new music magazine called ‘FAMOUS’? Recently I have been looking for a new music magazine as I feel that in the stores there needs to be a fresh/unique magazine. I would prefer your magazine to be nearer the £3 margin as being a University student I don’t have much disposable income. What features of my magazine do you like? The colour scheme is something that really attracts me to your magazine as I dislike bright, “in your face” magazines as they look and feel aimed more at a younger audience. I also like the fact you are looking to include interviews as I like to find more information about the cover star. I would prefer your magazine to be produced monthly which is what you suggested as you then don’t become overwhelmed with several issues. Once your magazine has become established, I like the idea of moving it onto an online base as well, because as a University Student accessing the internet is something I do regularly and I don’t have much time to go out shopping.
- 4. + Age: 28 Job: ASOS Manager (full-time) Would you be interested in purchasing my new music magazine called ‘FAMOUS’? Yes, I really like the name as it is very original and suits a music magazine. I am a fan of magazines such as ‘Rolling Stones’ do the variety of celebs tat are featured. With your magazine you are focusing on a particular genre of music being POP which really attracts me to your magazine as I love POP music. Working in office, means that they are several magazines around and I feel like your magazine will attract my staff. The colour is simple which is good, sometimes a bright pop of colour may be good to occasionally change the scheme a little. I like that your magazine is based more around interviews than normal cover stories as I really like reading interviews. In the future I would like your magazine to have a good online presence as especially in today’s society it will be a great way to connect further with your audience.