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My magazine will focus on hip hop and rap music, targeting 17 to 25 year old males. It will aim to compete with similar magazines like Q, Vide, hip hop connection and XXL by filling a gap in the genres covered by publisher Bauer Media. The magazine will outline artists and songs in the hip hop/rap scene.
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Rag'e Ali proposes creating an R&B music magazine that combines American and British artists, seeing a gap in the market. They feel Vibe Media would be the best publisher as it already publishes the similar Vibe Magazine. The target audience would be males and females aged 17-23 from socio-economic categories ABC1, who are more likely to buy music magazines and have higher disposable incomes. To appeal to both genders, photoshoot content would feature a female model in a flowery playsuit, leather vest and trousers with black eyeliner and red lipstick.
Task 6 - Answers
Based on survey results, the creator decided their hip hop magazine would target teenagers, especially males, but include both genders to have a wider audience. They learned the target audience prefers artists from the hip hop genre, so the magazine will feature those artists dressed appropriately for the style. The results also showed that a red and black color scheme, informal language, and sans serif fonts would be most appealing for a hip hop magazine targeted at teenagers.
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The document proposes a new magazine called "Rookie" that will feature up-and-coming R&B artists. It will include interviews and advice from established artists, free music tracks from new artists, and quizzes. The target audience is people aged 18-25 interested in hip hop and R&B. The magazine will have a red, black, and white color scheme and Times New Roman font to look professional. It will be published by IPC Media and cost around £2.
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This document proposes a new magazine called "Rookie" that will feature up-and-coming R&B artists. It will include interviews and advice from established artists, free music tracks from unsigned artists, and quizzes. The target audience is people aged 18-25 interested in hip-hop and R&B. The magazine will have a red, black, and white color scheme and use Times New Roman font for a professional look. It will be published digitally by Spin Media, known for similar culture magazines.
Evaluation Question 4
- The target audience for the R&B music magazine is males aged 15-30 from lower social classes (C2, D, E) and primarily black ethnicity.
- The genre of R&B attracts this audience as the lyrics discuss mature topics from a male perspective and sometimes reference backgrounds from the lower classes.
- Images used in the magazine include an expensive jacket worn by the black male model to portray wealth and status, important to the aspirational audience, and money. The background was edited to black and white to make the model stand out.
- Cover lines reference popular R&B artists and ask questions to intrigue readers into learning more inside the magazine.
My genre choice and masthead
Jack Highfield has chosen the RnB/Hiphop/Rap genre for his magazine because it is growing globally and has a clear target audience. He believes he can follow magazine conventions while adding his unique touch. The hiphop genre has been popular for years, so his magazine could appeal to a wide demographic by featuring famous and up-and-coming artists like Alvin Blackavelli Drew. For the masthead, Jack favors a unique modern font and graffiti style that fits the magazine's image and appeals to rappers who often see graffiti daily.
Vibe
VIBE is a music and entertainment magazine founded in 1993 by Quincy Jones that focuses on R&B and hip hop artists. Its target audience is listeners of hip hop and R&B aged 18-34, with most being men aged 30. VIBE magazine covers feature prominent hip hop and R&B artists and use simple color schemes like red, black, and white. Contents pages are minimalistic with images dominating and article spreads have large artist images followed by columns of text.
Vibe
VIBE is a music and entertainment magazine founded in 1993 by Quincy Jones that focuses on R&B and hip hop artists. It was originally partnered with Times Inc. but changed ownership several times, being bought by Miller Publishing and then a private equity firm before shutting down its print version in 2009. VIBE targets 18-34 year old listeners of hip hop and R&B music who are mostly male employed. The magazine's covers and layout typically feature prominent images of famous artists in the genres.
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Rag'e Ali proposes creating an R&B music magazine that combines American and British artists, seeing a gap in the market. They feel Vibe Media would be the best publisher as it already publishes the similar Vibe Magazine. The target audience would be males and females aged 17-23 from socio-economic categories ABC1, who are more likely to buy music magazines and have higher disposable incomes. To appeal to both genders, photoshoot content would feature a female model in a flowery playsuit, leather vest and trousers with black eyeliner and red lipstick.
Task 6 - Answers
Based on survey results, the creator decided their hip hop magazine would target teenagers, especially males, but include both genders to have a wider audience. They learned the target audience prefers artists from the hip hop genre, so the magazine will feature those artists dressed appropriately for the style. The results also showed that a red and black color scheme, informal language, and sans serif fonts would be most appealing for a hip hop magazine targeted at teenagers.
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The document proposes a new magazine called "Rookie" that will feature up-and-coming R&B artists. It will include interviews and advice from established artists, free music tracks from new artists, and quizzes. The target audience is people aged 18-25 interested in hip hop and R&B. The magazine will have a red, black, and white color scheme and Times New Roman font to look professional. It will be published by IPC Media and cost around £2.
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This document proposes a new magazine called "Rookie" that will feature up-and-coming R&B artists. It will include interviews and advice from established artists, free music tracks from unsigned artists, and quizzes. The target audience is people aged 18-25 interested in hip-hop and R&B. The magazine will have a red, black, and white color scheme and use Times New Roman font for a professional look. It will be published digitally by Spin Media, known for similar culture magazines.
Evaluation Question 4
- The target audience for the R&B music magazine is males aged 15-30 from lower social classes (C2, D, E) and primarily black ethnicity.
- The genre of R&B attracts this audience as the lyrics discuss mature topics from a male perspective and sometimes reference backgrounds from the lower classes.
- Images used in the magazine include an expensive jacket worn by the black male model to portray wealth and status, important to the aspirational audience, and money. The background was edited to black and white to make the model stand out.
- Cover lines reference popular R&B artists and ask questions to intrigue readers into learning more inside the magazine.
My genre choice and masthead
Jack Highfield has chosen the RnB/Hiphop/Rap genre for his magazine because it is growing globally and has a clear target audience. He believes he can follow magazine conventions while adding his unique touch. The hiphop genre has been popular for years, so his magazine could appeal to a wide demographic by featuring famous and up-and-coming artists like Alvin Blackavelli Drew. For the masthead, Jack favors a unique modern font and graffiti style that fits the magazine's image and appeals to rappers who often see graffiti daily.
Vibe
VIBE is a music and entertainment magazine founded in 1993 by Quincy Jones that focuses on R&B and hip hop artists. Its target audience is listeners of hip hop and R&B aged 18-34, with most being men aged 30. VIBE magazine covers feature prominent hip hop and R&B artists and use simple color schemes like red, black, and white. Contents pages are minimalistic with images dominating and article spreads have large artist images followed by columns of text.
Vibe
VIBE is a music and entertainment magazine founded in 1993 by Quincy Jones that focuses on R&B and hip hop artists. It was originally partnered with Times Inc. but changed ownership several times, being bought by Miller Publishing and then a private equity firm before shutting down its print version in 2009. VIBE targets 18-34 year old listeners of hip hop and R&B music who are mostly male employed. The magazine's covers and layout typically feature prominent images of famous artists in the genres.
Task 10 formal proposal
The magazine will be called The Mixtape and focus on the R&B genre, as that is the creator's favorite type of music. The target audience will be young adults aged 16-30, as many R&B artists are in that age range. The front cover will feature a large central image below the masthead. The contents page will utilize all the space and have no empty areas to appear professional. A double page spread will include a feature on an up-and-coming artist along with their interview and photographs.
Main task
The document provides background information on IPC Media and discusses possible target audiences, genres, and publishers for a new music magazine. It examines similar existing magazines such as Vibe and Billboard that could serve as models. Research is presented on the genres of R&B and hip hop that will be the magazine's focus. Audience research in the form of a questionnaire provides insights from the target demographic on their preferences. The response outlines initial ideas for the magazine's title, genres, target audience, front cover, contents page, and double page spread.
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The document discusses the target audience for a proposed hip hop music magazine called "Revolt." The intended audience is people ages 16-30, targeting older teenagers and young adults interested in building confidence and independence. The magazine will appeal to those interested in the hip hop music world, keeping them informed about new artists, albums, interviews and competitions. While aiming to appeal to all ethnicities, the first issues will focus on black American and British models, with artists from varying backgrounds featured on covers. Demographic research shows the target audience is likely to be 21-29 year old males who enjoy hip hop music and activities like concerts and social media.
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- Masthead name ideas include "The Unseen," "Staying Dope," and "Beats by Dolan" to reference hip hop albums and culture.
- Images are proposed to portray African/American fashion and personalities suited for the front cover.
- Social media links will be included to engage readers across Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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2) Key conventions included using bold red and black colors, sans serif fonts, and colloquial language like slang in the articles to seem realistic.
3) The target audience for the hip hop magazine is males and females aged 14-26 from various socioeconomic backgrounds who enjoy hip hop music, fashion, or art.
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The magazine uses bright colors like red, black, and white on the cover to attract audiences. Popular artists in genres like rap and hip hop are featured in headlines on the cover and contents page to draw in fans of those styles. A double page spread profiles a young, successful hip hop artist which could interest both teenage and older, more mature readers due to the serious language used, despite focusing on someone in a similar age group to younger audiences.
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Question 5 fin
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This document provides information for designing a hip hop magazine, including ideas for the front cover, masthead, color schemes, and more. Some key points:
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- Masthead name ideas include "The Unseen," "Staying Dope," and "Beats by Dolan" to reference hip hop albums and culture.
- Images are proposed to portray African/American fashion and personalities suited for the front cover.
- Social media links will be included to engage readers across Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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Task 3 real planning and preparing a pitch
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1) The document describes a hip hop magazine created by the author to follow conventions of the genre while adding their own unique elements.
2) Key conventions included using bold red and black colors, sans serif fonts, and colloquial language like slang in the articles to seem realistic.
3) The target audience for the hip hop magazine is males and females aged 14-26 from various socioeconomic backgrounds who enjoy hip hop music, fashion, or art.
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- Unique selling points are its focus on both male and female readers, American theme, and providing concert information to help fans attend shows.
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The document discusses what the student learned from creating a magazine media product. They found that the overall image and layouts worked well but some elements like images could be improved. The student learned about the importance of research into target audiences and conventions. Creating the magazine allowed them to learn practical skills with software like Photoshop and Prezi. The process improved their understanding of designing media products and will benefit their future graphic skills.
Question 2
This document discusses how the media product represents social groups through its focus on hip-hop. Specifically, it targets black British and American females ages 18-34. The female black model is meant to empower women in hip-hop rather than degrade them. Styling choices like red and black clothing and jewelry showcase hip-hop aesthetics. The model's direct eye contact and stern facial expression convey authority and draw in readers, aligning with conventions of hip-hop magazines. The mainly black and white color scheme with accents represents the hip-hop genre.
Question 2
This document discusses how the media product represents social groups through its focus on hip-hop. Specifically, it targets black British and American females ages 18-34. The magazine aims to empower women in hip-hop by featuring a black female model styled in the predominant colors of red and black, wearing chains and holding a red marker. The poses, eye contact and facial expression are intended to convey the authority, power and attitude associated with hip-hop while challenging degrading portrayals of women. The black and white color scheme incorporates hints of color like the chain to represent the genre of hip-hop.
My pitch
The document is a pitch for a new music magazine focused on hip hop artists from North London. The magazine will be published both physically and digitally on a weekly basis. It will feature interviews and profiles of various hip hop artists to give readers insight into their lives and music. The target audience is white males aged 16-21 from socioeconomic class C1 who will be interested in learning about both established and up-and-coming hip hop artists in the region.
Magazine research and evidence
The document discusses the rationale for creating an R&B and hip-hop magazine targeted at teenagers. Research showed there is a gap in the market for such a magazine. A questionnaire was used to gather audience views and preferences to help determine the magazine's content, format, and target demographic. Names like "Beats" and "Void" were considered for the magazine title.
Publication plan
William Andrew plans to publish a monthly hip hop magazine called "Hip Hop" that will be sold for £2.50 in major supermarkets. The magazine aims to be popular among 14-25 year olds by providing content on popular hip hop artists including stories about their lives and upcoming gig dates. Each issue will feature an in-depth story on one artist to drive sales and readership. The magazine will have an organized column layout in simple black and red colors with casually styled models wearing hip hop fashion.
Question 2 powerpoint
This document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It aims to target 15-25 year olds of both genders, as this age group is interested in magazines and gossip. Formal language is used as the target audience is older than 20. Slang is not used because K-pop is seen as classy music, and the artists do not use slang themselves. The magazine targets people interested in Korean culture and anime to increase audience and potential profits.
Media final evaluation
The document discusses the conventions and forms used in a music magazine created by Tom Bond. It follows standard conventions such as an eye-catching cover, contents page, interviews, competitions, and reviews. It pushes boundaries by having a unique theme carried through each page and targets teenagers by featuring genres and content they enjoy. Pictures and language are informal to appeal to this audience, and the magazine could be distributed by IPC Media due to its different target than other music magazines.
Improved presentation
The document outlines a proposal for a new hip hop magazine called "Hip Hop Hype". The magazine will be available both in print and online, and will feature artist profiles, interviews, and reader Q&As. It will target 16-21 year olds in North London interested in hip hop music. Revenue will come from subscriptions, partnerships with artists and venues, and advertising.
Task 10 - Summary of All Research Findings
The document summarizes Gregory McLaney's research findings for developing a magazine focused on the hip-hop genre. It discusses conventions of music magazines, marketing strategies, research on real magazines like Vibe, and a survey of the target audience. The key findings are that the magazine will focus on hip-hop themes and artists like Kanye West, have bright colors and photos, cost $2-3, and include interviews, gossip, and information on gigs that appeal to the 16-24 year old target readership.
LO4
This document outlines plans for two proposed print magazines - A.I.R. and Simpatico. Both magazines would target a similar audience to NME magazine, covering indie, rock, and alternative music genres. They would include articles, reviews, photos and more. A.I.R. would cost £3.50 weekly while Simpatico would be £2.50 weekly. Production methods, budgets, promotion strategies and future development possibilities are also discussed for each magazine idea.
Unit 13 - LO 4 - Pitch of both magazines
This document provides details for planning and pitching two print media products - A.I.R magazine and Simpatico magazine. It includes mood boards, masthead ideas, summaries of ideas, proposals, production details, and promotion strategies for both magazines. The target audience for both magazines is men and women aged 17-30 interested in indie, rock, and alternative music genres. Key aspects of the magazines include weekly publication, 64 page count, £3.50 price point, and below the line promotion techniques to start.
Planning my music
Georgia Hudson plans to start a new fortnightly music magazine targeting 16-24 year olds interested in trap, rap, and R&B music. The magazine will have a newspaper style to keep costs low for readers and fit its urban theme. The first edition will feature up and coming artist Young M.A on the cover along with an exclusive interview and contest to attract buyers. Each issue will provide updates on new music and artists, interviews, highlights and music videos to keep readers informed of the latest developments in the genre.
Media presentation
The document discusses the conventions of music magazines that the author researched and incorporated into their own magazine design. These included using one main artist image on the cover, a large masthead, 3-4 colors, and consistent color schemes. The author challenged the convention of placing the cover story at the bottom. They aimed the magazine at teens to 25-year-olds and included content that appeals to this audience.
DiscoverHerts presentation.pptx
This document outlines a magazine pitch for DiscoverHerts Magazine, which will focus on small musicians in Hertfordshire. The magazine aims to (1) inform people about local musicians, (2) promote local music events, and (3) educate readers on different music genres. It will compete with music magazines like Billboard and Hertfordshire Life by providing more in-depth local music coverage and helping small, local artists gain exposure. The magazine will be published bi-weekly in both online and print formats, targeting readers aged 15-50 through social media marketing and local distribution points.
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The document discusses the design of marketing materials for a horror film. It describes how the magazine and poster were designed to incorporate typical horror conventions like red and black color schemes to clearly communicate the genre. Direct eye contact with the main character in the magazine and names of recognizable actors were used to intrigue audiences. While the poster featured atypical conventions by showing the character from behind to create mystery and suspense. Synergy between the magazine, poster and trailer was ensured to consistently market the film across different media.
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This document contains summaries of shots from horror films. Shots described show antagonists sneaking up on unaware characters, establishing the antagonists' threatening and dangerous nature. Low angle shots emphasize the antagonists' power over victims. Shots also contrast innocent family scenes with how events actually turn out, and depict characters realizing the danger they are in through their scared expressions.
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Research and planning
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Production schedule
This document outlines a production plan and timeline for creating a magazine, including research from January to March, layout design in July, photo shoots in August, and magazine production scheduled for completion by April 20th. The planning process involved changes such as using a casual shirt and bow tie instead of a full suit for photos, and adjusting layout positioning and design elements from initial ideas.
Q3
Bauer will produce the author's rap music magazine because they have experience producing high-quality magazines for genres like sports and cars that appeal primarily to males, which is the target demographic for a rap magazine. Conde Nast is missing a rap magazine but focuses more on female audiences. IPC Media would also have been a potential producer since they lack a rap magazine and appeal to both genders, but the author decided against them in case balancing male and female interests proved difficult.
Publishing
Bauer Publishing would be interested in the magazine because it would fill genres they currently do not publish - a rap-based magazine or one with a multi-genre focus. IPC Media already publishes a rival magazine to NME but it does not share the same genre or sub-genre focus. Conde Nast would be a rival in terms of price point but their magazines like Vogue target different audiences, making the male audience more available for this new magazine.
Front cover layout
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Target audience profile
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