My magazine will target 16-24 year olds and feature sophisticated, fashionable models fitting with popular magazines. This AB demographic has a large interest in fashion and keeping up with trends, so the magazine aims to appeal to them. The language in the magazine must engage the intelligent, sophisticated AB audience to drive sales, using elaborate speech. It must also appeal to teenagers aged 16 and above with understandable but not overly complex language.
The risk assessment for Liverpool Street identifies trip hazards, cars, trains, and weather conditions as potential risks and proposes precautions. Trip hazards and trains present low risks that can be managed by concentrating on surroundings and being mindful of platforms. Cars pose a medium risk, requiring awareness of parked vehicles and care when crossing roads while taking pictures. Weather conditions like snow or heavy rain also carry a low risk by making roads more dangerous, so care is needed when photographing in adverse weather.
This risk assessment document identifies 4 potential risks - trip hazards, cars, trains, and weather conditions - that could be encountered while taking pictures during travel. It rates the risks of tripping, trains, and weather as low, and the risk of cars as medium. It provides prevention strategies for each risk, such as concentrating on surroundings to avoid tripping, being aware of parked cars, being careful crossing roads and between train platforms, and considering how weather could impact road safety.
Bauer Media UK is a subsidiary of Bauer Media Group, Europe's largest privately-owned media group. Bauer Media UK operates iconic multi-platform brands across various media in the UK, reaching over 25 million consumers. Its portfolio includes magazines such as heat, KISS, Grazia, Empire, as well as radio stations like Absolute Radio. While Bauer Media owns many well-known and successful magazines, it does not currently own a men's fashion magazine, indicating a potential gap in the market.
My primary target audience is males aged 16-25 who enjoy both sports and fashion. Specifically, Jimmy Candy is used as an example - he is a 19 year old English salesman living in the UK who enjoys football. The secondary target audience is older males around age 45 interested in work fashion, such as Richard Eccleson, a 45 year old English estate agent and golf enthusiast. Both audiences are described as coming from middle to upper class backgrounds and enjoying an active lifestyle while also having an interest in their appearance and keeping up with fashion trends.
This audio/visual plan summarizes the creator's ideas for accompanying a magazine project. Images will show settings and planning for the magazine to demonstrate the process. A video will feature interviews with models to give insight into making the magazine and could inspire interest in following the models' careers. Additional images will promote top stories from the magazine.
My magazine's primary target audience is males aged 16-25 who enjoy both sports and fashion. Specifically, I am targeting Jimmy Candy, a 19 year old English salesman from the UK who lives near London and enjoys football. My secondary target audience is younger males aged 6-12, such as Bobby Eccleson, who look up to the fashion and lifestyle of the primary audience and want to keep up with sports news in the magazine. Both audiences are from middle to upper class backgrounds and live active lifestyles involved in their local communities.
My magazine will target 16-24 year olds and feature sophisticated, fashionable models fitting with popular magazines. This AB demographic has a large interest in fashion and keeping up with trends, so the magazine aims to appeal to them. The language in the magazine must engage the intelligent, sophisticated AB audience to drive sales, using elaborate speech. It must also appeal to teenagers aged 16 and above with understandable but not overly complex language.
The risk assessment for Liverpool Street identifies trip hazards, cars, trains, and weather conditions as potential risks and proposes precautions. Trip hazards and trains present low risks that can be managed by concentrating on surroundings and being mindful of platforms. Cars pose a medium risk, requiring awareness of parked vehicles and care when crossing roads while taking pictures. Weather conditions like snow or heavy rain also carry a low risk by making roads more dangerous, so care is needed when photographing in adverse weather.
This risk assessment document identifies 4 potential risks - trip hazards, cars, trains, and weather conditions - that could be encountered while taking pictures during travel. It rates the risks of tripping, trains, and weather as low, and the risk of cars as medium. It provides prevention strategies for each risk, such as concentrating on surroundings to avoid tripping, being aware of parked cars, being careful crossing roads and between train platforms, and considering how weather could impact road safety.
Bauer Media UK is a subsidiary of Bauer Media Group, Europe's largest privately-owned media group. Bauer Media UK operates iconic multi-platform brands across various media in the UK, reaching over 25 million consumers. Its portfolio includes magazines such as heat, KISS, Grazia, Empire, as well as radio stations like Absolute Radio. While Bauer Media owns many well-known and successful magazines, it does not currently own a men's fashion magazine, indicating a potential gap in the market.
My primary target audience is males aged 16-25 who enjoy both sports and fashion. Specifically, Jimmy Candy is used as an example - he is a 19 year old English salesman living in the UK who enjoys football. The secondary target audience is older males around age 45 interested in work fashion, such as Richard Eccleson, a 45 year old English estate agent and golf enthusiast. Both audiences are described as coming from middle to upper class backgrounds and enjoying an active lifestyle while also having an interest in their appearance and keeping up with fashion trends.
This audio/visual plan summarizes the creator's ideas for accompanying a magazine project. Images will show settings and planning for the magazine to demonstrate the process. A video will feature interviews with models to give insight into making the magazine and could inspire interest in following the models' careers. Additional images will promote top stories from the magazine.
My magazine's primary target audience is males aged 16-25 who enjoy both sports and fashion. Specifically, I am targeting Jimmy Candy, a 19 year old English salesman from the UK who lives near London and enjoys football. My secondary target audience is younger males aged 6-12, such as Bobby Eccleson, who look up to the fashion and lifestyle of the primary audience and want to keep up with sports news in the magazine. Both audiences are from middle to upper class backgrounds and live active lifestyles involved in their local communities.
CleanBandit's website effectively promotes their music and brand. It displays one of their music videos as the main image to give visitors a sense of their music style. This helps increase their large fan base. The website provides information about the band like tour dates and news to keep fans updated. It also allows fans to stream and download their songs from services like Spotify and Apple Music. The clear goal is to use the website to continue building a worldwide fan base, and it seems well designed to achieve this aim.
This SWOT analysis of a magazine cover identifies strengths like variety of ideas, good layout, and teamwork. Weaknesses include discovering settings, time keeping, and organization. Opportunities exist to learn editing, photo ideas, and practice surroundings. Threats involve travel, weather, time consumption, work, and background settings.
George Michael is featured prominently in the magazine to discuss his experience as a famous homosexual musician who faced criticism for his sexuality. The use of the color pink and portrayal of Michael emphasizes that it is acceptable for men to be associated with stereotypically feminine attributes. Featuring Michael also promotes the magazine's stance of supporting people of all sexual orientations.
This document provides dos and don'ts for creating a Year 13 talkon video. The dos include being organized, practicing editing, choosing a comfortable filming location during school hours, planning shots, and using a variety of angles. The don'ts are to not go out without checking equipment, use a song that already has music, film without checking the weather, and have distractions in the background.
This SWOT analysis of a magazine cover identifies strengths like variety of ideas, good layout, and teamwork, weaknesses such as discovering settings and time management, opportunities to learn editing and photography skills, and threats involving travel, weather, time constraints, and other work commitments.
This document provides an analysis of Beyoncé's music video for "Drunk in Love" across multiple elements. It summarizes that the video portrays alcohol causing a woman to instantly become sexual. Through its lighting, costumes, and focus on Beyoncé's body, it emphasizes negative stereotypes about gender and sexuality and portrays the challenges of romance. The editing matches the song's tempo and increases when Jay-Z is featured, reflecting their different musical styles.
CleanBandit's website effectively promotes their music and brand. It displays one of their music videos as the main image to give visitors a sense of their music style. This helps increase their large fan base. The website provides information about the band like tour dates and news to keep fans updated. It also allows fans to stream and download their songs from services like Spotify and Apple Music. The clear goal is to use the website to continue building a worldwide fan base, and it seems well designed to achieve this aim.
This SWOT analysis of a magazine cover identifies strengths like variety of ideas, good layout, and teamwork. Weaknesses include discovering settings, time keeping, and organization. Opportunities exist to learn editing, photo ideas, and practice surroundings. Threats involve travel, weather, time consumption, work, and background settings.
George Michael is featured prominently in the magazine to discuss his experience as a famous homosexual musician who faced criticism for his sexuality. The use of the color pink and portrayal of Michael emphasizes that it is acceptable for men to be associated with stereotypically feminine attributes. Featuring Michael also promotes the magazine's stance of supporting people of all sexual orientations.
This document provides dos and don'ts for creating a Year 13 talkon video. The dos include being organized, practicing editing, choosing a comfortable filming location during school hours, planning shots, and using a variety of angles. The don'ts are to not go out without checking equipment, use a song that already has music, film without checking the weather, and have distractions in the background.
This SWOT analysis of a magazine cover identifies strengths like variety of ideas, good layout, and teamwork, weaknesses such as discovering settings and time management, opportunities to learn editing and photography skills, and threats involving travel, weather, time constraints, and other work commitments.
This document provides an analysis of Beyoncé's music video for "Drunk in Love" across multiple elements. It summarizes that the video portrays alcohol causing a woman to instantly become sexual. Through its lighting, costumes, and focus on Beyoncé's body, it emphasizes negative stereotypes about gender and sexuality and portrays the challenges of romance. The editing matches the song's tempo and increases when Jay-Z is featured, reflecting their different musical styles.