Case study Pop
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Katie Grand co-founded Pop magazine in 2000 with Ashley Heath after leaving her position as fashion director at The Face magazine. Grand's vision was for Pop to have a pink color scheme and jovial tone. The first issue was launched in September 2000. The magazine featured close-up shots of models not typically seen in fashion magazines, with two different fonts used on the cover and images of fruit edited onto the cover suggesting a tropical theme.
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3) i-D is a British magazine founded in 1980 dedicated to fashion, music, art and youth culture. It is known for innovative photography and typography and has featured people like Madonna and Alexander McQueen.
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The document discusses the design elements of magazines targeted towards teenage girls. It analyzes the mastheads, color schemes, fonts and images used in "Top of the Pops" magazine and "We Love Pop" magazine. Both magazines use pink colors, curvy fonts, and photos of popular celebrities on the covers to appeal to their young female audience. They also employ bright colors like yellow for promotional elements to make them stand out. The contents pages similarly draw from the front cover designs with many photos to easily guide readers.
Magazine Analysis - Top Of The Pops
The magazine TOP of the POPS targets young girls aged 11-15 years. This is evident through the images of boy bands and singers on the pink colored front cover, as well as the fun and fancy masthead font. The magazine's content focuses on pop music, celebrities, fashion and beauty in order to attract its core demographic audience.
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The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of 16-30 year old males and females in their music magazine. They included young 17 year old models on the cover that were similar in age to the target demographic. While the main cover model was female, she was dressed in a masculine way to not alienate male readers. The color scheme and photography were also chosen to be unisex and not too feminine. The magazine featured a diverse range of music genres but emphasized alternative bands to attract the target audience.
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1) Pop is a British fashion magazine founded in 2000 by Ashley Heath and Katie Grand, known for its pink color theme and jolly concept.
2) Dazed is a British style magazine founded in 1991 that covers music, fashion, film, art and literature. It has built a reputation for publishing creative stories that empower young people and set trends.
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Codes and conventions
This magazine appears to focus on music, fashion, beauty, and promoting an idealized image of pop artists and culture. The color scheme of purples and pinks suggests targeting teenagers and young adults. The front cover features a famous artist in a seductive pose, idealizing the magazine as being about her fame, music, and career. Neutral light colors in another image highlight an angelic beauty and ideal femininity. Black accents added to the magazine's color scheme create a personality with a clash of tones.
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The document discusses the design elements of magazines targeted towards teenage girls. It analyzes the mastheads, color schemes, fonts and images used in "Top of the Pops" magazine and "We Love Pop" magazine. Both magazines use pink colors, curvy fonts, and photos of popular celebrities on the covers to appeal to their young female audience. They also employ bright colors like yellow for promotional elements to make them stand out. The contents pages similarly draw from the front cover designs with many photos to easily guide readers.
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The magazine TOP of the POPS targets young girls aged 11-15 years. This is evident through the images of boy bands and singers on the pink colored front cover, as well as the fun and fancy masthead font. The magazine's content focuses on pop music, celebrities, fashion and beauty in order to attract its core demographic audience.
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MixMag magazine is a dance music magazine launched in 1982 that targets males aged 16 and over. It has an annual circulation of around 20,000. The magazine's cover features American DJ Skrillex riding an atom bomb, suggesting his dubstep music has blown up worldwide. The cover lines promote DJ names and a New Year's party guide contained in the magazine. In contrast, Top of the Pops magazine targets teenage girls with pink and purple colors and content about boy bands and celebrities rather than electronic music genres. The document proposes a new magazine called 120 focused on deep and tech house music around 120 bpm, using neutral colors but bright ones for feature stories to attract a similar audience to MixMag.
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The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of 16-30 year old males and females in their music magazine. They included young 17 year old models on the cover that were similar in age to the target demographic. While the main cover model was female, she was dressed in a masculine way to not alienate male readers. The color scheme and photography were also chosen to be unisex and not too feminine. The magazine featured a diverse range of music genres but emphasized alternative bands to attract the target audience.
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NME began as a music newspaper in 1952 called the New Musical Express. It was originally founded to cover new music but evolved into a magazine in the 1980s as its readership declined. As a magazine, NME focused on indie and alternative music, covering both British and American artists. It launched an online website in 1996 and remains one of the largest music websites globally, continuing to track new artists and trends in music.
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Front Cover Analysis
The magazine cover features pop singer Lady Gaga as the main image. The masthead uses pink font which stereotypically appeals to young females. The main coverline tries to create an emotional connection by stating "I'm not body confident!" in bold pink and black font. The color scheme of pink, green, black and white reflects the lighthearted pop genre and caters to the younger female audience. The design follows rules of thirds by splitting information into left, middle and right sections and uses images and bold fonts to attract the teenage girl target audience's attention.
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LIIAR analysis
The magazine cover features a close-up shot of Justin Bieber smirking which takes up the entire front page. The large pink masthead stands out against the white background. The word "FREE" is emphasized in a different font to attract readers. Additional information is provided in a clear but smaller "Lure" text. A barcode displays the price and issue number following industry conventions. The visuals and text are designed to attract the target audience of teenage girls interested in music, fashion and celebrities.
Unit 30 - LO1
The document provides information about the publisher and product Q Magazine. Some key details include:
- Q Magazine was first published in October 1996 by editors David Hepworth and David March. It covers rock, indie, and alternative music genres.
- The publisher, Bauer Media Group, is a large global media company founded in 1875. They own over 300 digital products and 50 radio stations across Europe and Australia.
- Q Magazine competes in the music magazine market with titles like NME, Mojo, Kerrang, and Uncut. NME has the largest market position based on weekly readership numbers.
- The magazine covers a wide variety of modern music genres and includes news, interviews, videos, and
Unit 30 - LO1
The document provides information about the Q magazine, including its publisher, products, ownership structure, operating model, associated products, market position, competitors, brand competitors, genre, front cover analysis, contents page analysis, DPS analysis, form and style, website analysis, production process, synergy, product analysis, genre and form, technological convergence, advertisers, and distribution. The Bauer Media Group publishes Q magazine, which has a monthly circulation of around 40,000 copies and covers rock, indie and alternative music. It faces competitors from other music magazines and media companies. The magazine's production involves establishing a publishing schedule, budget, and content before editing, layout, printing and distribution.
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The magazine cover features a close-up shot of Justin Bieber smirking which attracts the target teenage female audience. Additional pictures and text on the cover inform readers that the magazine primarily focuses on Justin Bieber. Bold fonts are used for the masthead and main story text to stand out on the white background. A "FREE" banner and barcode with pricing also follow magazine cover conventions. The large central image and additional details are intended to appeal to the target readership interested in pop music, fashion, and boy bands.
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Case studynotes
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The magazine "The Source" follows conventions of magazines but is aimed at hip-hop/rap music fans. The title is in large bold capital letters at the top to immediately identify it. The cover features rap artist Young Jeezy to attract fans of that genre. Positioning the title partially obscured by the image maintains the magazine's recognizable style while drawing readers in with the cover story.
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The document discusses potential audience profiles for a music magazine cover, identifying the target age range as 15-21 year olds who would be fans of the genre featured. Both male and female genders are identified as the target audience. The proposed psychographic profile for the audience is "emulator," as fans of the band on the cover would seek to emulate the musicians they idolize.
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The document provides an analysis of the front cover and contents page of the September 2009 issue of NME magazine, which featured Dizzee Rascal. Key elements analyzed include the masthead, cover lines, main image and background, pull quote, barcode, footer, editorial, subscription offer, layout, images, and tagline. NME targets mostly male readers ages 16-24 from middle and upper social classes interested in discovering new bands and integrating music into their daily lives.
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LIIAR analysis
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- Q Magazine competes in the music magazine market with titles like NME, Mojo, Kerrang, and Uncut. NME has the largest market position based on weekly readership numbers.
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Case studynotes
- NME is a weekly music magazine focused on indie and alternative music genres. It was first published in 1952 as a newspaper and is currently published by IPC.
- The magazine has a distinctive style with its iconic masthead and uses typical magazine conventions like cover lines and images. This edition seems aimed at female readers with its softer colors and image of a topless man.
- Rocksound is a weekly rock music magazine that focuses on rock artists. It was first published in 1999 and is currently published by Freeway Press. It uses vibrant colors on its covers to appeal to a youthful audience.
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occur natural.
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Case study Pop
- 1. Case Studies: Textual Analysis of three magazines Lily Harrison
- 3. Pop is a British fashion magazine co-founded in 2000 by Ashley Heath and editor Katie Grand. History: In 1999, the publishing house Emap enticed Grand to leave Dazed & Confused and invited her to work on the cult magazine The Face, as the magazine's official fashion director. At the same time Emap offered her a position as Editor-in- Chief of an as-yet unnamed new magazine. The first issue of Pop was launched in September 2000. Grand said that her main concept was that "it to be really jolly. And pink — I was obsessed with it being pink."[2]
- 4. Masthead often placed at the top of the cover. Typography of masthead consistent throughout all editions Close-up shot- not usual conventions of a fashion magazine 2 different types of font used on cover (masthead and text) Editing of images of fruit on cover- tropical theme Looking directly at the camera Sticker sheet featured inside- often magazines give free promo gift Main colours- yellow, green and pink Harsh lighting on the face/ high contrast Plain background Fashion brands listed along the side A lot of editing involved in the magazine, not normal convention
- 6. Main colours are cool- Blue’s, yellow hues Defies conventions, main screen video on home screen minimalist Signature masthead along the top High fashion Menu in top right hand corner Main linked page has 3 main titles; Pop Remix, Shopping and Girls. Simple titles and layout Links to their social media Remix; collaboration with designers Shopping; styles and look books featuring designers Girls; models and employers This website is one typically of an alternative fashion magazine