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The document contains the results of audience feedback surveys given to 10 people for various elements of a magazine about rock music. For the gender questionnaire, 6 respondents were male and 4 were female. For the front cover, 3 people liked the masthead, 3 liked the color scheme, and 4 liked the main image. For the content page, 50% liked the main girl band image. For the double page spread, the majority liked the black and white main image. For the cover, 5 people would change the coverlines and 4 the strapline. For the content page title, 60% would change it. For the article, the majority said it needed changing. 100% thought the regular features and interview
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Question 1
The document discusses the conventions used in a music magazine cover and spread designed by the student. The cover uses conventions like a masthead, issue details, and medium shot of the artist looking at the camera. The double page spread similarly features the artist's image and maintains consistency with branding. While following conventions, the spread also includes unique elements like a downloadable song. Overall, the magazine designs draw from typical magazine styles but include some distinguishing characteristics.
Unit 30 LO2
This document provides an overview of the content and research for a student's magazine project on media publishing. It includes mind maps for magazine ideas, mood boards, surveys on titles and design, and drafts of magazine elements like covers, spreads, and interviews. The student summarizes their survey results on the target readership and decides on a genre-spanning title and color scheme inspired by other music magazines. The magazine will follow conventions like Q but include some original elements in the layout.
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This document contains details of research and planning for a new music magazine called M. It includes mind maps of magazine ideas, mood boards, surveys of potential readers, and questionnaires. The surveys and questionnaires showed that the target audience is 16-24 year olds, with a slightly higher female readership. Based on the research, the magazine will be monthly, cost £3.50, and have a mix of music genres with a focus on indie. It will include interviews, festival news, and album/film reviews. The magazine's design will take inspiration from Q Magazine with a green, black, and white color scheme.
Presentation11111
This document summarizes the development process of a magazine cover for a pop music magazine targeted at young girls. It shows the initial layout with the main image and smaller images added. Additional elements are then inserted, such as the masthead, cover story, cover lines, captions, and background elements about fashion and music. Images and cover lines are modified to better appeal to the target audience. The final draft emphasizes the music focus to solidify it as a pop magazine rather than a general women's magazine.
Questionnaire
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire for a music magazine targeted at 15-25 year olds. Based on the results, the magazine will focus on indie music, include articles on The Libertines and interviews, cost £3.25, be published monthly, and feature information about MTV and the Glastonbury festival. Photos are planned to feature on the cover and table of contents, including a group shot and photos of Biffy Clyro and spray can art. Different font styles are experimented with for the magazine name.
Used, Develop and Challenged Conventions of my Media Product
The document compares the author's music magazine front cover and contents page to existing publications like Q and NME. Some conventions that the author followed include displaying the model slightly covering the magazine title and background, placing the main headline to one side of the page, and using a variety of fonts and font sizes. However, the author also challenged some conventions by keeping the original background image instead of replacing it with a solid color. The author was drawn to the layout of Q's contents page but included additional columns. Overall, the author aimed to reflect conventions of successful magazines while also making the design appropriate for their intended younger audience.
Content page research
This document provides an analysis of the content page layout of a music magazine. It notes that the masthead grabs attention through its color scheme. The main image of a model holding a guitar indicates it is a music magazine. Five key features are highlighted to entice readers, each with a brief synopsis. Visual elements like images and fonts reinforce the magazine's style and theme of rock music to match its target audience.
Contents page analysis
The document analyzes and compares the contents pages of several music magazines. It finds that Kerrang uses a busy, scattered design to seem bursting with substance while using bold typography to represent its rebellious style. NME uses a more structured, sectioned design aimed at an older demographic. Its lack of color and focus on substance over appearance shows it targets a more serious audience. Spin simplifies its design around a single famous image but risks relying too heavily on that celebrity's fame.
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Question 1
The document discusses the conventions used in a music magazine cover and spread designed by the student. The cover uses conventions like a masthead, issue details, and medium shot of the artist looking at the camera. The double page spread similarly features the artist's image and maintains consistency with branding. While following conventions, the spread also includes unique elements like a downloadable song. Overall, the magazine designs draw from typical magazine styles but include some distinguishing characteristics.
Unit 30 LO2
This document provides an overview of the content and research for a student's magazine project on media publishing. It includes mind maps for magazine ideas, mood boards, surveys on titles and design, and drafts of magazine elements like covers, spreads, and interviews. The student summarizes their survey results on the target readership and decides on a genre-spanning title and color scheme inspired by other music magazines. The magazine will follow conventions like Q but include some original elements in the layout.
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This document contains details of research and planning for a new music magazine called M. It includes mind maps of magazine ideas, mood boards, surveys of potential readers, and questionnaires. The surveys and questionnaires showed that the target audience is 16-24 year olds, with a slightly higher female readership. Based on the research, the magazine will be monthly, cost £3.50, and have a mix of music genres with a focus on indie. It will include interviews, festival news, and album/film reviews. The magazine's design will take inspiration from Q Magazine with a green, black, and white color scheme.
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This document summarizes the development process of a magazine cover for a pop music magazine targeted at young girls. It shows the initial layout with the main image and smaller images added. Additional elements are then inserted, such as the masthead, cover story, cover lines, captions, and background elements about fashion and music. Images and cover lines are modified to better appeal to the target audience. The final draft emphasizes the music focus to solidify it as a pop magazine rather than a general women's magazine.
Questionnaire
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire for a music magazine targeted at 15-25 year olds. Based on the results, the magazine will focus on indie music, include articles on The Libertines and interviews, cost £3.25, be published monthly, and feature information about MTV and the Glastonbury festival. Photos are planned to feature on the cover and table of contents, including a group shot and photos of Biffy Clyro and spray can art. Different font styles are experimented with for the magazine name.
Used, Develop and Challenged Conventions of my Media Product
The document compares the author's music magazine front cover and contents page to existing publications like Q and NME. Some conventions that the author followed include displaying the model slightly covering the magazine title and background, placing the main headline to one side of the page, and using a variety of fonts and font sizes. However, the author also challenged some conventions by keeping the original background image instead of replacing it with a solid color. The author was drawn to the layout of Q's contents page but included additional columns. Overall, the author aimed to reflect conventions of successful magazines while also making the design appropriate for their intended younger audience.
Content page research
This document provides an analysis of the content page layout of a music magazine. It notes that the masthead grabs attention through its color scheme. The main image of a model holding a guitar indicates it is a music magazine. Five key features are highlighted to entice readers, each with a brief synopsis. Visual elements like images and fonts reinforce the magazine's style and theme of rock music to match its target audience.
Contents page analysis
The document analyzes and compares the contents pages of several music magazines. It finds that Kerrang uses a busy, scattered design to seem bursting with substance while using bold typography to represent its rebellious style. NME uses a more structured, sectioned design aimed at an older demographic. Its lack of color and focus on substance over appearance shows it targets a more serious audience. Spin simplifies its design around a single famous image but risks relying too heavily on that celebrity's fame.
Preliminary task and planning & research
Maximilian Stainer created a front cover and contents page for a music magazine as a preliminary task. For the front cover, he selected colors and fonts to match the school brand, added a barcode with social media icons, and used editing tools to refine the main image. For the contents page, he organized subsections and added frames, images, and text boxes. Research included analyzing popular music genres, conventions of established magazines, target audiences, and the publisher. The USP identified was the use of a famous artist on the cover to attract readers through star appeal.
Question 5
The document summarizes how the author attracted and addressed their audience through font, photography, color scheme, and page layout in their rock music magazine. For the title font, they chose a fiery red font to convey a rock feel. Photos on the cover featured an indie model to attract indie fans, while interior photos used a dark, isolated style to appeal to fans of heavier rock. Bright colors and contrast were used throughout to draw the eye, with red and grey representing softer rock and black/red representing darker rock. The simple, straightforward layout in thirds made information easy to digest for the target teenage audience.
.Analysis of blender magazine
This document analyzes the front cover, contents page, and a double page article spread from the November 2008 issue of the music magazine Blender. The summary describes the key elements of each section, including the prominent image of pop artist Katy Perry, consistent branding elements like the masthead and color scheme, and layout features that enhance readability and identify important information for the target audience of 12-25 year olds.
Contents page and dps analysis
This document analyzes the contents page and double page spread (DPS) of a music magazine. The summary analyzes how various techniques are used to attract and guide readers, including:
- Featuring popular artists like Lil Wayne and Tupac on the cover and in images to attract fans (known as "star appeal").
- Using pull quotes, bold subheadings, and summaries to entice readers to specific articles.
- Including the editor, page numbers, and issue date to provide context and orientation for readers.
- On the DPS, interviews are featured to give insights into artists and drop caps are used to highlight important stories.
The conclusion states the document aims to
Critical Responses Task 2
The document analyzes the target audience, images, words, colors, fonts, layout, captions, anchorage, and codes/conventions used in the magazine Mixmag. Mixmag targets men and women aged 19-30 who enjoy electronic dance music, festivals, and socializing. Images on the cover feature recognizable EDM artists around the same age as readers. Bright colors and fonts are used to attract attention, while the inside layout has a relaxed feel with large central images and unorganized text. Captions give context to images and help engage the target readership.
Task3 smash hits analysis
This magazine cover targets 10-15 year olds. It uses bright, fun colors like pink and features many male artists to attract its primarily female audience. The cover is cluttered with images and text scattered across the page rather than following traditional layout rules, mirroring how busy a teenager's life may feel. The main cover line anchors with an image of singer Shayne Ward, drawing the most attention to promote his story inside.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses how the student's magazine product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. Specifically:
- The magazine takes inspiration from Rolling Stone, NME, and Kerrang in terms of style and genre coverage.
- Key conventions used include a large masthead, cover images with eye contact, coverlines, and similar clean font and palette as Rolling Stone.
- Inside pages also use conventions like numbered article listings, related images, clear section headings, and an editor's letter.
- Individual articles follow conventions like multiple columns, large photos paired with text on opposite pages, and eye-catching titles.
Music Magazine Audience Feedback
The document summarizes feedback from a questionnaire about a proposed music magazine. Key findings include:
- The questionnaire respondents were mostly female, aged 16-18, reflecting the creator's social media networks.
- The front cover was the most appealing part of the magazine, particularly the cover image. Respondents felt the image represented the indie genre and pulled them in.
- Fonts and images used in the magazine were considered the most professional looking features.
- The £3 proposed price was deemed reasonable by respondents and an appropriate amount to pay monthly for the content.
Jonny sheehan - Questionnaire Results
The results I have obtained from my questionnaire candidates with descriptive detail about which each responce shows.
Evaluation q5
The document summarizes how the magazine addressed its target audience. On the front cover, the main image, cover lines about new releases, and yellow color scheme were intended to attract rap fans. The contents page uses an urban style with images and fonts to pull readers in. The double page spread features a large black and white image of the main star being interviewed, using a simple color scheme and boxed layout to attract readers and hold the rap theme.
Task 2 & 3
The document analyzes magazine covers, contents pages, and double page spreads. It discusses the target audiences of magazines about mainstream music, classical music, and pop music. Key points made include that the NME magazine targets 16-24 year old males, the classical music magazine targets middle-aged women, and the pop magazine Top of the Pops targets young girls. The document also evaluates the effectiveness of different magazine layouts at attracting their intended audiences.
Photography planning
The document discusses design choices for different elements of an indie rock music magazine. For the front cover, it will feature a female artist holding an instrument to portray the music style and attract readers. The contents page will have a darker, more grunge image to show the variation in genres while still relating to indie rock. The double page spread will link back to the front cover image and style to provide continuity and draw readers in to learn more about what interested them initially.
keerang analysis
The document provides an analysis of the layout, design elements, and visual rhetoric of a magazine cover and articles. Key points analyzed include the use of contrasting colors and fonts to draw attention, masculine imagery and styles that appeal to the target male audience, and strategic placement of images and text to entice readers and convey information in an engaging manner. Visual elements like album covers, band photos, and headlines using bold phrases are discussed as techniques for promoting bands and stories to music fans in a compelling style befitting the magazine's target demographic.
Mojo analysis
The document discusses various design techniques used on magazine covers and pages to attract and engage readers. These techniques include using free gifts or previews to entice readers, utilizing multiple images that provide a quick overview of the magazine's contents, employing bright colors and fonts that stand out, and incorporating controversial quotes or topics. The goal of these design choices is to draw in readers through visual interest and hints of compelling stories, and keep them reading by suggesting variety and value within the magazine.
Q analyisis
This document summarizes and analyzes the front covers and contents pages of Q magazine issues. It notes that Q magazine consistently features its trademark logo in the top left corner. While covers generally follow a similar structure, some editions feature variations, like showing the logo being smashed. The document also examines design elements like fonts, colors, and images used to draw readers' attention. It provides criticism of some layout choices and notes techniques it may incorporate into its own magazine design.
Contents Page and DPS Analysis
This document provides a textual analysis of the contents page and double page spread (DPS) of a music magazine. It summarizes the key elements of the magazine layout including the subline, main image, magazine credits, sub-headings, pull quote, stand first, drop capital, and reasons for including these elements. The analysis explains how each element engages the reader and represents the celebrity featured, following conventions like Richard Dyer's Star Image Theory. It also notes design considerations for the elements like font, sizing, coloring and positioning.
Preliminary Task Planning & Research
This document provides details about Jonathan Sheehan's media studies coursework for a music magazine. It includes progression reports and photos of his preliminary front cover and contents page designs. It also includes a log book describing the magazine production process and research on the established magazines Q and Clash, including their target audiences, color schemes, and publishers.
NME analysis
The document provides an analysis of the layout, images, and design elements used across multiple pages of an NME magazine. Various techniques are used to draw in readers and convey information about the music and artists featured, including disordered designs that match the music style, prominent images that capture attention, and colors and fonts that target younger audiences. Placement of the magazine's name establishes its brand recognition without needing conventional title positioning.
Music magazine Evaluation
The document provides details on how the author incorporated conventions from Kerrang magazine into their music magazine design. Some key points:
- The author used Kerrang's color scheme of black, red, and white for their masthead to make it eye-catching.
- They followed Kerrang's convention of placing the headline across the bottom of the front cover in white text for prominence.
- Research showed magazines typically have plugs flushed left or right, so the author aligned their plugs like Kerrang for a professional look.
- Photos on the contents page and using different fonts/sizes helped achieve Kerrang's grid structure and reference multiple articles.
Audience feedback final
The respondent collected feedback from 10 people (4 male and 6 female) on various aspects of their rock magazine prototype. For the target audience question, most said the target of 25-40 was suitable. For favorite front cover aspects, answers varied but were generally positive. Respondents also varied in their favorite contents page and double page spread parts but most picked imagery. 100% agreed the fonts and article topic were suitable for a rock magazine. Suggested changes were mostly to the strap line, imagery, and color schemes.
Audience Feedback
The document summarizes feedback from a questionnaire given to 10 people about various aspects of a rock music magazine prototype. Key findings include:
- The main image on the front cover and column layout of the contents page were best liked.
- For the front cover, changing the coverlines and making them more eye-catching was suggested.
- For the contents page, changing the boy band photo was a popular choice.
- The article content and band featured were found suitable for a rock magazine by all respondents.
- The color scheme, fonts, and strongest visual elements like photos were also deemed suitable and representative of the rock genre.
Audience Feedback
The document summarizes feedback from a questionnaire given to 10 people about an EDM magazine. It provides details on the age range and gender of respondents. It also uses charts to show that the majority of respondents preferred the main image on the cover (60%), and images inside a club on the contents page and in the double page spread article (60% each). The majority would change the cover lines on the front cover and contents page title (60% each). Most felt the content, artist, fonts and black/white color scheme were suitable for an EDM magazine.
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Preliminary task and planning & research
Maximilian Stainer created a front cover and contents page for a music magazine as a preliminary task. For the front cover, he selected colors and fonts to match the school brand, added a barcode with social media icons, and used editing tools to refine the main image. For the contents page, he organized subsections and added frames, images, and text boxes. Research included analyzing popular music genres, conventions of established magazines, target audiences, and the publisher. The USP identified was the use of a famous artist on the cover to attract readers through star appeal.
Question 5
The document summarizes how the author attracted and addressed their audience through font, photography, color scheme, and page layout in their rock music magazine. For the title font, they chose a fiery red font to convey a rock feel. Photos on the cover featured an indie model to attract indie fans, while interior photos used a dark, isolated style to appeal to fans of heavier rock. Bright colors and contrast were used throughout to draw the eye, with red and grey representing softer rock and black/red representing darker rock. The simple, straightforward layout in thirds made information easy to digest for the target teenage audience.
.Analysis of blender magazine
This document analyzes the front cover, contents page, and a double page article spread from the November 2008 issue of the music magazine Blender. The summary describes the key elements of each section, including the prominent image of pop artist Katy Perry, consistent branding elements like the masthead and color scheme, and layout features that enhance readability and identify important information for the target audience of 12-25 year olds.
Contents page and dps analysis
This document analyzes the contents page and double page spread (DPS) of a music magazine. The summary analyzes how various techniques are used to attract and guide readers, including:
- Featuring popular artists like Lil Wayne and Tupac on the cover and in images to attract fans (known as "star appeal").
- Using pull quotes, bold subheadings, and summaries to entice readers to specific articles.
- Including the editor, page numbers, and issue date to provide context and orientation for readers.
- On the DPS, interviews are featured to give insights into artists and drop caps are used to highlight important stories.
The conclusion states the document aims to
Critical Responses Task 2
The document analyzes the target audience, images, words, colors, fonts, layout, captions, anchorage, and codes/conventions used in the magazine Mixmag. Mixmag targets men and women aged 19-30 who enjoy electronic dance music, festivals, and socializing. Images on the cover feature recognizable EDM artists around the same age as readers. Bright colors and fonts are used to attract attention, while the inside layout has a relaxed feel with large central images and unorganized text. Captions give context to images and help engage the target readership.
Task3 smash hits analysis
This magazine cover targets 10-15 year olds. It uses bright, fun colors like pink and features many male artists to attract its primarily female audience. The cover is cluttered with images and text scattered across the page rather than following traditional layout rules, mirroring how busy a teenager's life may feel. The main cover line anchors with an image of singer Shayne Ward, drawing the most attention to promote his story inside.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses how the student's magazine product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. Specifically:
- The magazine takes inspiration from Rolling Stone, NME, and Kerrang in terms of style and genre coverage.
- Key conventions used include a large masthead, cover images with eye contact, coverlines, and similar clean font and palette as Rolling Stone.
- Inside pages also use conventions like numbered article listings, related images, clear section headings, and an editor's letter.
- Individual articles follow conventions like multiple columns, large photos paired with text on opposite pages, and eye-catching titles.
Music Magazine Audience Feedback
The document summarizes feedback from a questionnaire about a proposed music magazine. Key findings include:
- The questionnaire respondents were mostly female, aged 16-18, reflecting the creator's social media networks.
- The front cover was the most appealing part of the magazine, particularly the cover image. Respondents felt the image represented the indie genre and pulled them in.
- Fonts and images used in the magazine were considered the most professional looking features.
- The £3 proposed price was deemed reasonable by respondents and an appropriate amount to pay monthly for the content.
Jonny sheehan - Questionnaire Results
The results I have obtained from my questionnaire candidates with descriptive detail about which each responce shows.
Evaluation q5
The document summarizes how the magazine addressed its target audience. On the front cover, the main image, cover lines about new releases, and yellow color scheme were intended to attract rap fans. The contents page uses an urban style with images and fonts to pull readers in. The double page spread features a large black and white image of the main star being interviewed, using a simple color scheme and boxed layout to attract readers and hold the rap theme.
Task 2 & 3
The document analyzes magazine covers, contents pages, and double page spreads. It discusses the target audiences of magazines about mainstream music, classical music, and pop music. Key points made include that the NME magazine targets 16-24 year old males, the classical music magazine targets middle-aged women, and the pop magazine Top of the Pops targets young girls. The document also evaluates the effectiveness of different magazine layouts at attracting their intended audiences.
Photography planning
The document discusses design choices for different elements of an indie rock music magazine. For the front cover, it will feature a female artist holding an instrument to portray the music style and attract readers. The contents page will have a darker, more grunge image to show the variation in genres while still relating to indie rock. The double page spread will link back to the front cover image and style to provide continuity and draw readers in to learn more about what interested them initially.
keerang analysis
The document provides an analysis of the layout, design elements, and visual rhetoric of a magazine cover and articles. Key points analyzed include the use of contrasting colors and fonts to draw attention, masculine imagery and styles that appeal to the target male audience, and strategic placement of images and text to entice readers and convey information in an engaging manner. Visual elements like album covers, band photos, and headlines using bold phrases are discussed as techniques for promoting bands and stories to music fans in a compelling style befitting the magazine's target demographic.
Mojo analysis
The document discusses various design techniques used on magazine covers and pages to attract and engage readers. These techniques include using free gifts or previews to entice readers, utilizing multiple images that provide a quick overview of the magazine's contents, employing bright colors and fonts that stand out, and incorporating controversial quotes or topics. The goal of these design choices is to draw in readers through visual interest and hints of compelling stories, and keep them reading by suggesting variety and value within the magazine.
Q analyisis
This document summarizes and analyzes the front covers and contents pages of Q magazine issues. It notes that Q magazine consistently features its trademark logo in the top left corner. While covers generally follow a similar structure, some editions feature variations, like showing the logo being smashed. The document also examines design elements like fonts, colors, and images used to draw readers' attention. It provides criticism of some layout choices and notes techniques it may incorporate into its own magazine design.
Contents Page and DPS Analysis
This document provides a textual analysis of the contents page and double page spread (DPS) of a music magazine. It summarizes the key elements of the magazine layout including the subline, main image, magazine credits, sub-headings, pull quote, stand first, drop capital, and reasons for including these elements. The analysis explains how each element engages the reader and represents the celebrity featured, following conventions like Richard Dyer's Star Image Theory. It also notes design considerations for the elements like font, sizing, coloring and positioning.
Preliminary Task Planning & Research
This document provides details about Jonathan Sheehan's media studies coursework for a music magazine. It includes progression reports and photos of his preliminary front cover and contents page designs. It also includes a log book describing the magazine production process and research on the established magazines Q and Clash, including their target audiences, color schemes, and publishers.
NME analysis
The document provides an analysis of the layout, images, and design elements used across multiple pages of an NME magazine. Various techniques are used to draw in readers and convey information about the music and artists featured, including disordered designs that match the music style, prominent images that capture attention, and colors and fonts that target younger audiences. Placement of the magazine's name establishes its brand recognition without needing conventional title positioning.
Music magazine Evaluation
The document provides details on how the author incorporated conventions from Kerrang magazine into their music magazine design. Some key points:
- The author used Kerrang's color scheme of black, red, and white for their masthead to make it eye-catching.
- They followed Kerrang's convention of placing the headline across the bottom of the front cover in white text for prominence.
- Research showed magazines typically have plugs flushed left or right, so the author aligned their plugs like Kerrang for a professional look.
- Photos on the contents page and using different fonts/sizes helped achieve Kerrang's grid structure and reference multiple articles.
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Audience Feedback
The document summarizes feedback from a questionnaire given to 10 people about various aspects of a rock music magazine prototype. Key findings include:
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- For the contents page, changing the boy band photo was a popular choice.
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Audience feedback
The document summarizes audience feedback from a questionnaire about a rock music magazine:
- Respondents included 7 females and 3 males of various ages to represent the target audience.
- 80% said they would buy the magazine while 20% do not buy magazines or like rock music.
- 82% thought the magazine looked professional and the images and design conveyed the rock genre.
- 80% liked an article about a rock band while 20% did not relate to the genre.
- Images were most often cited as the magazine's strongest feature in conveying the genre.
Audience feedback
The document provides audience feedback from a survey on Phoebe Rowlands' magazine. The feedback shows:
1) The target audience is mainly ages 16-19, though the sample was small.
2) More females (8) than males (2) responded, so the feedback is somewhat biased.
3) Respondents felt the image was the most professional element on the front cover and contents page.
4) They also felt the article looked most professional on the double-page spread.
Audience feedback
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people between the ages of 13-25 to provide feedback on magazine layout features. For the front cover, 4 people felt the masthead looked most professional, while the color scheme received 3 votes. For the contents page, images received the most votes for looking realistic. And for the double page spread, all 10 felt the main image looked most realistic. Additional questions found unanimous agreement that the content and color scheme were suitable and the masthead was the strongest front cover feature. Suggested changes included the front cover main image and contents page title.
Questionnaire Feedback Analysis - Reults and Conclusions
- The respondent conducted a questionnaire to gather feedback on a music magazine concept.
- Results showed the feedback was mostly from males aged 13-18, and most respondents said they would buy the magazine based on the appealing front cover.
- The majority guessed the genre as indie rock based on the cover details, and rated the cover lines as interesting with a average score of 8 out of 10.
- Respondents found the main image, layout, interviews and behind the scenes articles most appealing aspects of the magazine concept.
- 89% thought £3 was a reasonable monthly price, seeing it as affordable and comparable to other magazines.
Audience feedbac k
The document discusses the results of market research conducted for a new music magazine. It found that the target audience is ages 13-18, with an even split between male and female readers. Most respondents said they would buy the magazine, which will focus on the indie genre but include other music. Across different elements of the magazine like the cover, contents page, and double-page spreads, the images were consistently cited as the strongest part that stood out. Respondents also felt the magazine's images were appropriate for the content.
Q5
The document summarizes the responses from 14 participants to a questionnaire about a music magazine prototype. Key findings include:
- The bright yellow color scheme and cover lines caught participants' eyes on the front and inside covers.
- A quote in yellow stood out on the double-page spread against black, white and gray.
- Most participants liked the color scheme for being bright, eye-catching and professional.
- The magazine was deemed to suit its target 16-18 age group and stereotype the R&B genre through its colors, clothing and informal text.
Audience Feedback
- The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about a media product, likely a magazine.
- Respondents were mostly aged 16-27, which aligned with the target audience. They responded positively about the magazine standing out, matching the metal genre, having an aesthetically pleasing color scheme, easy to navigate contents page, and professional look.
- Some areas for improvement included making the title stand out more, shortening text lengths, and improving some image quality issues. Overall, respondents said the magazine was worth the £3.50 price tag and they would purchase it.
Questionnaire results
This document summarizes research conducted to inform the design of a rock music magazine. It shows that:
1) The target audience is mostly male, aged 16-21 and 25+, with interests in interviews, upcoming music events, and photo shoots.
2) People are most encouraged to read the magazine by images and artist/band features, with interesting stories also appealing.
3) A black and white color scheme with one brighter color like red or blue is preferred, along with a mixture of serif and sans serif fonts styled conventionally for rock magazines.
Audience feedback results and conclusions
The results of a survey about an indie rock magazine show that the target audience is 16-30 year olds and the magazine appeals to both males and females. Most respondents correctly identified the genre as indie or indie rock based on the layout and appearance. For the front cover, most found the masthead and main image to be the most noticeable features, following conventions. The color scheme was found to be an appealing aspect of the magazine, while some felt there were too many colors on the front cover. Readability of text could be improved on one page by changing the background color or resizing the image.
Q5
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about a music magazine. 14 participants answered questions about design elements and how well the magazine represented its target genre. Most said the bright yellow color scheme caught their eye on the cover and contents page. On the double page spread, a bold yellow quote was most eye-catching. Most felt the magazine suited its target 16-18 age range and represented the R&B genre through its colors, urban masthead, and topics. Suggested improvements included adding more coverlines and appealing to a broader audience.
EVALUATION QUESTION 5
A survey of 20 people aged 17-21 provided feedback on different elements of a magazine. Most respondents liked the photography (17), font (18), and color scheme (16). The survey showed that these elements appealed to the target audience of young women. The magazine's font, feminine colors like purple and turquoise, and trendy cover model were chosen to attract this audience. While the contents page could be improved, the bold styling was meant to match similar successful magazines. Some feedback suggested including both genders or more neutral colors.
Audience magazine feedback
The document summarizes feedback from audience members on a magazine prototype targeted towards teenagers aged 16-18. Feedback was overall positive, with respondents indicating they would purchase the magazine and thought the cover artist, products, and color scheme fit the intended indie rock genre. Suggested areas for improvement included simplifying the contents page layout and improving font and image selection for the double page spread. The interview content was viewed as interesting and detailed by most respondents.
Audience research survey results
- The document discusses the results of a survey about preferences for an R&B/Soul music magazine. It found that most people said they would be interested in buying the magazine but 3/10 were not due to other music sources.
- 6/10 people preferred the front cover model posing for the camera. The magazine will target those aged 16 and older.
- 80% of the audience liked the proposed magazine name "Harmony".
- The double page spread will likely feature the latest gossip about the front cover model.
- 50% preferred the color scheme of black, beige and red.
Audience feedback'
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about a music magazine. Key findings include:
- The majority of respondents were under 18 years old.
- 80% would buy the magazine if they saw it in a shop.
- 80% thought the magazine was good value for money.
- Respondents rated the magazine highly on average.
- The cover star was deemed the most attractive front cover element.
- Images were the most appealing feature on the contents page.
- Changes suggested included brighter colors and a lower price.
Audience feedback results
The author surveyed 10 people (mostly male) about various elements of a music magazine prototype. Respondents preferred the front cover overall and felt its color scheme and main image worked well. They also enjoyed the layout and images on the double page spread. Most felt the article on the double page spread was good. The front cover, contents page, and double page spread layouts were rated positively. Respondents indicated the magazine looked like an indie rock publication as intended.
Primary research survey monkey
This document summarizes the responses to a survey conducted to gather information for developing a rock music magazine. Key findings include that the majority of respondents listen to rock music, would purchase an existing magazine called KERRANG!, are willing to pay £1-2 for a magazine, and are aged 18-24. These insights will help the author design a magazine that appeals to their target audience by featuring both new and classic artists, using conventions from similar magazines, and including promotions to encourage purchases.
Primary research survey monkey
This document summarizes the responses to a survey conducted to gather information for developing a rock music magazine. Key findings include that the majority of respondents listen to rock music, would purchase an existing magazine like Kerrang!, are willing to pay £1-2 for a magazine, and are aged 18-24. Respondents indicated black and white as a preferred style and said free CDs would encourage purchases. This market research provided guidance on content, pricing, and promotions for the new magazine.
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3) Standard magazine elements like the logo on the right side and color scheme of red, black, and white help with recognition and intrigue readers.
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- 2. Female 40% Male 60% Gender I had gave my questionnaire to 10 people. The results shows that 6 of them are male and 4 are female.
- 3. 3 3 4 Masthead Colour scheme Main image Coverline font Coverline design Strapline My front cover shows different aspects towards it as ‘3’ people liked the masthead, ‘3’ people liked my colour scheme and ‘4’ people liked my main image. This could anchor that my magazine can appeal to different types of people who are interested into rock and roll.
- 4. 30% 50% 20% Title Column layout Girl band image (main) The text Colour scheme Photography This question is asking the audience what is best about my contents page; 50% of the audience had chose the girl band on my content page, this could anchor this attracts the audience the most and this is a very good relating to my content page as this is a main perspective of it of the codes and conventions. Images are a main feature of this content page, grabbing the attention of the target audience.
- 5. 1 7 2 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Aticle The balck and white photograph Colour scheme Masthead and page number The title I have asked 10 people and the majority of the people best liked the the black and white image, this I the main image that is only used on my double page, it gives an affects but also it is a main feature therefore, this is a good result relating to my magazine product. However, 2 people like my colour scheme too and 1 person like the article which a negative towards my DPS as it a main feature.
- 6. 1 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Masthead Main image Strapline Coverlines Colour scheme The coverlines and the strapline are considered by the 10 people the most unpopular feature of my magazine as 5 people had said they would change my coverline and 4 to strapline. This allows me consider changing these features if I to redo my front cover page by making them more bold and eye catching.
- 7. 60% 10% 10% 20% Title Column layout Girl band image (main) The text Colour scheme Photography The title is the main change towards my content page as 60% would consider this feature of my content page therefore this will allow me to change it by using the text ‘context’ next time as this will engage the audience and making it bold.
- 8. 5 3 2 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Aticle The balck and white photograph Colour scheme Masthead and page number The title The majority of people I asked had said that the article is needed to be changed. This could be because I could make the text more engaging, relatable, full of humor, this could allow my results to change.
- 9. 100% Yes No 100& of the people who I asked out of the small 10 people had all agreed that my regulars are suitable for my magazine. Therefore this means in a result of my magazine being a suitable magazine for everyone as it appeals to my target audience which anchors like rock as this is what my music magazine genre is based on.
- 10. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Yes No 10 10/10 agree that they think my features are suitable for my magazines. Therefore this means that they approve of what my magazine contains, which is a positive factor towards my magazine as it grabs the attention of the target audience.
- 11. 10 Yes No 100% think that that Harry Strachan- the person I had interviewed for my magazine is suitable for a rock magazine as he is well experience in the rock industry; connotes that he appeals to many different people which means my magazine will be successful as it attracts the target audience.
- 12. 100% Yes No 100% of the people I have asked had said yes that my front cover does suit the genre of my magazine which is affective as it reflects the colour scheme and image I have used. This mean it attracts the target audience.
- 13. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Masthead Colour scheme Main image Coverline font Coverline design Strapline 7 3 7 people out of 10 I have asked have said that the strongest part of my magazine is the colour scheme, which is a positive thing as it reflects the genre I have produce- rock music. Allowing my magazine to grab the target audiences attention therefore it portrays the purpose.
- 14. 0 5 1 0 4 00 1 2 3 4 5 6 Title Column layout Girl band image (main) The text Colour scheme Photography The strongest part of my content page is the column layout as 5 people out 10 had said yes towards it which shows a positive result which connotes the right purpose of the codes and conventions of a magazine. However, the colour scheme is also a strong part of my content page as it reflects the genre of rock; using the colours blakc, white and red.
- 15. 70% 30% Aticle The balck and white photograph Colour scheme Masthead and page number The title 70% of people had chosen that the black white photograph is the strongest part my DPS this anchors that this grabs the attention of the audience the most and it portrays rock as it bold, contrasting.
- 16. 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Yes No 100% of the people said that my colour scheme I have used represents the genre rock and roll. I have used the same colour scheme throughout my three products as it reflects the genre the most.