Catherine Thompson- Colt 45
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This document outlines a magazine concept focused on the 1980s. It discusses the major music genres, icons, and cultural influences of the decade. The target audience is described as people aged 40-50 who want to reminisce about their youth in the 80s through articles profiling contemporary activities of iconic 80s artists from genres like pop, rock, electronic, and hip hop. The proposed magazine aims to evoke feelings of happiness and freedom from the 80s era in a sophisticated, straightforward writing style.
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The document discusses plans for a new rock music magazine, including potential masthead names that reference rock music to build confidence and expectation. It suggests using purple and black/white colors in a bold, non-serif font for the brand identity. The target audience is proposed as those aged late teens to 40 who enjoy both new and classic rock bands. Suggestions are made for the cover image showing a male model in rock clothing holding an instrument, with inside images of bands performing.
Audience Research
The document discusses the results of a survey about 80s music audiences. It finds the most popular age groups are 31+ and 13-19. Most listeners are from the US and UK. While many have not read 80s music magazines, Smash Hits was popular. Artists like Michael Jackson, Madonna, and Blondie were favorites. The document also analyzes issues of the magazines MOJO and Q, finding they target a wide audience but with a focus on older readers. Front covers use bright colors and photos to appeal to target demographics.
Audience Research
The document discusses research conducted on the audience for a proposed magazine about 1980s music. A survey was distributed on various forums and websites. The results showed that the target audience spans ages 13-19 and 31+, with most interest in the US and UK. Popular 1980s artists like Michael Jackson, Madonna, and Blondie should be featured. Analysis of existing magazines like Q and Mojo found they appeal to both older and younger audiences through their mix of content and designs. Further research on cover designs, readership profiles, and content breakdowns was summarized to inform the planning of the new 1980s music magazine.
Mission statement media
La Pop" is a new music magazine aimed at women ages 17-24. It will feature popular female artists like Jessie J, Katy Perry, and Little Mix who appeal to young audiences. The magazine will cover music, fashion, celebrity gossip, and more to keep readers interested each month. It will be available in stores and online through subscriptions to give readers early access to concert tickets and videos. The goal is to celebrate empowering women in music and inspire readers through profiles of successful artists.
Task 13 - Pitch
This document outlines a pitch for a new R&B music magazine. The magazine would focus exclusively on R&B artists both current and classic. The target audience would be 16-24 year olds of both sexes. The first issue would feature profiles of major R&B artists and the latest industry gossip, songs, concert reviews, and a feature story on a new girl band. Advertisements would promote celebrity fashion, perfumes, and new music releases. The magazine aims to fill an open niche by being the first publication solely dedicated to the R&B genre.
Magazine proposal
My magazine will be aimed at young adults aged 16 to 25 interested in R&B and hip hop music. It will be called REEL2REAL and published bi-monthly, featuring news, gossip and interviews about popular artists. The magazine will use a minimal color palette and feature iconic R&B artist Nathaniel Jacques on the cover for the first issue about the history of the genres.
PITCH TIME.
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- The font "True Stories" was selected to resemble pop culture.
- The color scheme generated on Coolors.co includes bright, eye-catching colors suitable for a pop genre magazine.
- Potential magazine content includes interviews with pop artists, celebrity gossip, music charts, and social media links. Olivia Rodrigo is proposed as a potential cover star due to her popularity and style fitting the magazine theme.
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- 1. Colt 45 Put some juice back into your life
- 2. There’s no style like the 80’s The 80’s gave rise to some of the greatest artists that the world had ever seen, and is arguably one of the greatest decades for music the world has ever seen..... In this decade the most memorable entertainer the world had ever seen achieved massive success with hits such as Thriller Billie Jean Human Nature Man in the mirror Smooth Criminal The list can go on .... Lets take a tour of the genre’s, style and icons of the 80’s !
- 3. Popular Original Popstars Some of the most influential icons of the 80’s and still to the present day were pop stars ! Artists such as Prince, Madonna and the late Michael Jackson had debatably reached the peak of their career’s around this time ! Madonna was regarded as the most ground breaking female artist of the 80’s, and was noted for her fashion sense! Madonna was viewed as an icon when discussed in my focus group and I am sure she would be a welcome addition to my magazine.
- 4. Do you like it hard, heavy or glam ?! Rock branched off into many different varieties in the 80’s meaning that sometimes it was hard to keep up! The titled genres became some of the most dominant in the music industry in the 80’s. See Bon Jovi below. However could it just be a period thing ? In my market research I found out that people mostly prefer to hear about the artists current actives and specifically about Bon Jovi ! However bands such as Led Zeppelin were no-where near as popular...
- 5. Electronic 80’s Electronic music began in the 80’s with many pioneering artists using this new found genre and technology to create never before heard sounds and beats ! In my magazine I will have to mention the genre ‘electronic ‘ because the 80’s is where it all began. It will broaden my audience to different sexualities, as in the early 80’s electronic was favoured by the homosexual communities. New order were one of the many bands to embrace this genre with songs such as ‘Blue Monday’. Duran Duran also ventured into this genre with many of their songs !
- 6. Hip Hop To The Beat Would an 80’s magazine be complete without a mention of hip-hop ?! Of course not ! With huge artist such Run DMC, The Beastie Boys and Public Enemy dishing out huge hits they gained recognition and exhibited a stronger influence on the music industry. Many people in the focus group expressed an interest in Run DMC (see picture left) as well as other Hip Hop bands and would love to read about their current activities !
- 8. Who wants to read THIS ?! This magazine is aimed at young people, not in age but at heart ! They would have been young free and happy teen’s in the 80’s, this makes the target audience age any gender around the 40’s to 50’s. They will be experienced in life and be holding down full time jobs, so they would not want to read a magazine that is written for teenagers, they would want to read well written, up-to-date articles with hints and subtle tones of 80’s. Hopefully they will relate the 80’s to being happy and so this subtle underlining tone should make the readers reminisce about the ‘good old days’. This magazine should relate to any class because they all had to live through the 80’s and so would have shared the same experience.
- 9. Targeting The People Colours – Neutral colour scheme with the dash of bold to captivate the reader. Make articles and writing straight to the point with no ‘waffling’. Make the cover sophisticated and elegant by using layers to draw the reader into focusing on the front page, and keep the same theme throughout. The language style would well written but without technical words to make the magazine easy to read/enjoyable without making it childish. Subtle use of comedy in the form of jokes will also add to the enjoyment gained from reading the magazine. Feature articles I would include are mainly interviews with 80’s stars from different genre’s about current affairs. I would not use graphics because I do not think the target audience would appreciate them.
- 10. There will only be one image on the cover and it will always be of an artist looking at the camera as if to give eye contact to any potential readers making them pick up the magazine. The images throughout the magazine will be varied showing different genre’s artists as well as other related items to the articles. A few example’s of the layouts I wish to imitate are below;