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The document summarizes a double page spread from Rolling Stone magazine featuring pop star Katy Perry. The first page contains an article about Perry while the second features a photo of her, aiming to attract both male and female audiences. The ideology of Rolling Stone appeals to both contemporary and classic culture, targeting a mainstream audience between 15-32 years old on average. Color scheme of black, white, and blue aims to give the spread a classy, professional design befitting of Rolling Stone's quality publication.
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Focus Group Summary
The focus group provided feedback for creating a music magazine targeting rock and pop genres. They enjoyed socializing and media activities. They viewed rock and pop music positively as ongoing and appealing to all ages. When discussing favorite artists, they mentioned iconic names like Madonna, Adele, David Bowie, and Pink. The focus group was also familiar with mainstream music magazines like Q, Rolling Stone, and Billboard. They recommended including popular celebrities on the cover and covering new music, fashion, reviews and events in the content. Interviewing people of different ages, from 16 to 36, and genders would provide a range of perspectives on music to appeal to the primarily female target audience.
Research on journalism
Being a music journalist requires creativity, entertaining writing skills, and the ability to explore different topics. Good English skills are important for structure and advanced grammar. Psychology and geography knowledge can provide insights into human behavior and locations. Rolling Stone is a popular biweekly magazine covering music, culture and politics that has expanded its audience. Music magazine writers like Alex Petridis and Jason King have won awards for their reviews and features. Mojo 4 Music is a popular rock music magazine company that sells merchandise to engage audiences, but the industry faces challenges from modern technology providing information online.
Music Magazine Evaluation
This document evaluates the student's media magazine project. It discusses conventions used from real magazines, such as featuring an artist's name on the cover and contents pages. It also discusses conventions challenged, such as only including one person on the cover. The document examines how the magazine represents teenagers through clothing choices and dialogue. It considers potential distributors such as Bauer Media Group and Team Rock. The target audience is described as ages 14 to 25 interested in alternative music. A survey was used to help attract this audience through covers, prices, and free items. The student reflects on using Photoshop, InDesign, and progression from an initial school magazine concept.
Evaluation question 2
Soft rock music represents younger audiences like teenagers and young adults. The document discusses how the magazine created by Daniyal Sattar to represent this target demographic. Specifically, it notes that the cover model's style, the color scheme, and affordable price are appealing to younger people. Additionally, the contents focus on latest music, parties and interviews with young bands, representing the interests of teenagers and young adults. Throughout the magazine, the images and content aim to attract audiences of similar age to the models featured.
Reader Profile Analysis
Q Magazine targets a male-dominated audience of young adults aged 20-30 who enjoy alternative music. They are portrayed as rebellious and dressed in black, relating to artists like Lily Allen. The ideal reader "Chris" lives in Leeds and has a reasonable income to support his passion for music through attending gigs and festivals. The magazine aims to be a serious publication for fans of alternative music genres.
Under the Radar similarly targets young adults who are educated and technologically savvy. Its audience skews slightly older than Q's and is predominantly male, which aligns with stereotypes of indie music fans. They have disposable income to support attending live shows and an interest in independent artists.
Rate Cards and Commentary
The document discusses several music magazines including Q Magazine, NME, MOJO, Clash, and Uncut. It provides details on the target audiences, common age ranges, and socio-demographic groups for readers of each magazine. The target audiences tend to be males between 15-34 years old across most magazines, though some like MOJO and Uncut have older average reader ages. The magazines also influence readers' purchasing of music, concerts, and involvement in the music industry.
Initial ideas
The magazine will target females aged 16-25 who are interested in music. It will focus on providing information about artists and their new music, rather than the artists' personal lives. The contents will include stories about upcoming albums, tours, and events. The cover image will feature a mid-shot of a single artist or band. The magazine will emulate the layout and style of successful music magazines like Rolling Stone and Q.
Key concept analysis of a magazine
Billboard magazine is aimed at people aged 17-27 and focuses on pop, indie, and rock artists both established and upcoming. It features in-depth articles on artists as well as charts like the Billboard Hot 100. The magazine has a minimalist, easy to read design with large bold images and columnar text. Billboard is published weekly by Prometheus Global Media and earns revenue from advertisements and radio play of its charts.
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Focus Group Summary
The focus group provided feedback for creating a music magazine targeting rock and pop genres. They enjoyed socializing and media activities. They viewed rock and pop music positively as ongoing and appealing to all ages. When discussing favorite artists, they mentioned iconic names like Madonna, Adele, David Bowie, and Pink. The focus group was also familiar with mainstream music magazines like Q, Rolling Stone, and Billboard. They recommended including popular celebrities on the cover and covering new music, fashion, reviews and events in the content. Interviewing people of different ages, from 16 to 36, and genders would provide a range of perspectives on music to appeal to the primarily female target audience.
Research on journalism
Being a music journalist requires creativity, entertaining writing skills, and the ability to explore different topics. Good English skills are important for structure and advanced grammar. Psychology and geography knowledge can provide insights into human behavior and locations. Rolling Stone is a popular biweekly magazine covering music, culture and politics that has expanded its audience. Music magazine writers like Alex Petridis and Jason King have won awards for their reviews and features. Mojo 4 Music is a popular rock music magazine company that sells merchandise to engage audiences, but the industry faces challenges from modern technology providing information online.
Music Magazine Evaluation
This document evaluates the student's media magazine project. It discusses conventions used from real magazines, such as featuring an artist's name on the cover and contents pages. It also discusses conventions challenged, such as only including one person on the cover. The document examines how the magazine represents teenagers through clothing choices and dialogue. It considers potential distributors such as Bauer Media Group and Team Rock. The target audience is described as ages 14 to 25 interested in alternative music. A survey was used to help attract this audience through covers, prices, and free items. The student reflects on using Photoshop, InDesign, and progression from an initial school magazine concept.
Evaluation question 2
Soft rock music represents younger audiences like teenagers and young adults. The document discusses how the magazine created by Daniyal Sattar to represent this target demographic. Specifically, it notes that the cover model's style, the color scheme, and affordable price are appealing to younger people. Additionally, the contents focus on latest music, parties and interviews with young bands, representing the interests of teenagers and young adults. Throughout the magazine, the images and content aim to attract audiences of similar age to the models featured.
Reader Profile Analysis
Q Magazine targets a male-dominated audience of young adults aged 20-30 who enjoy alternative music. They are portrayed as rebellious and dressed in black, relating to artists like Lily Allen. The ideal reader "Chris" lives in Leeds and has a reasonable income to support his passion for music through attending gigs and festivals. The magazine aims to be a serious publication for fans of alternative music genres.
Under the Radar similarly targets young adults who are educated and technologically savvy. Its audience skews slightly older than Q's and is predominantly male, which aligns with stereotypes of indie music fans. They have disposable income to support attending live shows and an interest in independent artists.
Rate Cards and Commentary
The document discusses several music magazines including Q Magazine, NME, MOJO, Clash, and Uncut. It provides details on the target audiences, common age ranges, and socio-demographic groups for readers of each magazine. The target audiences tend to be males between 15-34 years old across most magazines, though some like MOJO and Uncut have older average reader ages. The magazines also influence readers' purchasing of music, concerts, and involvement in the music industry.
Initial ideas
The magazine will target females aged 16-25 who are interested in music. It will focus on providing information about artists and their new music, rather than the artists' personal lives. The contents will include stories about upcoming albums, tours, and events. The cover image will feature a mid-shot of a single artist or band. The magazine will emulate the layout and style of successful music magazines like Rolling Stone and Q.
Key concept analysis of a magazine
Billboard magazine is aimed at people aged 17-27 and focuses on pop, indie, and rock artists both established and upcoming. It features in-depth articles on artists as well as charts like the Billboard Hot 100. The magazine has a minimalist, easy to read design with large bold images and columnar text. Billboard is published weekly by Prometheus Global Media and earns revenue from advertisements and radio play of its charts.
Task 6 pop history improvement
Pop music in the 1970s appealed predominantly to white men, but the rise of vinyl records in that era meant more teenagers could spend money on music, widening the audience by the 1990s. It became clear in the 1990s that female artists like Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera began dominating the pop genre scene, appealing to a wide range of females, highlighting how the target audience of music had expanded greatly due to increased music availability and the rising popularity of female artists.
Magazine Evaluation Q2
The document discusses how the magazine Krash attracted and addressed its audience. It set a reasonably low price of £1.90 which attracted readers. The website provided multiple ways for readers to interact with Krash online. The focus on the front cover design was to attract readers' attention in shops and influence their decision to buy. Bright colors and a photo of an artist looking at the reader created a connection. Polls and surveys of the target audience ensured the magazine met readers' expectations.
My proposal powerpoint updated
The document proposes a magazine called "Thrashed" targeting 17-29 year olds interested in rock music. The magazine will be available both physically and digitally, with physical copies made of recyclable paper. It will feature interviews with new and local bands to help readers discover new artists. The magazine will also include a rock playlist and be distributed in stores, advertised on social media and digitally on Spotify to reach its target audience. The goal is to inspire readers and transport them to another headspace through rock music content.
My music magazine pitch, dan clewlow
The magazine will focus on unsigned pop and rock bands, as this genre is most enjoyed by the author and there is a gap in existing magazines. The target audience is younger people like students who enjoy similar music. Articles will feature new and upcoming artists to promote them, along with popular band news. The magazine aims to represent passion, hope, and excitement in music through a style similar to Q and NME magazines.
My music magazine pitch, dan clewlow
The magazine will focus on unsigned pop and rock bands, as this genre is most enjoyed by the author and there is a gap in existing magazines. It will target young people like students aged 16-20, providing articles on new and popular artists. The magazine aims to promote passion and enjoyment of music for all. It will have a central cover image with bold fonts and colors similar to Q and NME. Feature articles will include interviews to promote unsigned artists and bands.
Rolling stones
Rolling Stone magazine targets adults ages 18-30, primarily male. It focuses on politics and popular culture, including music coverage and in-depth political reporting. Originally founded in 1967 in San Francisco, the magazine now also covers financial and banking issues.
My proposal powerpoint original
This document proposes a new rock music magazine called "Thrashed" aimed at different age groups interested in rock music. The magazine will have both print and online versions. It will feature interviews with established and local artists, as well as playlists and advertisements. The magazine will be distributed in stores and advertised on social media and Spotify to reach its target audiences. It aims to inspire readers and help them discover new rock music genres and artists.
Research into Music Magazines
The document discusses three music magazines: NME, Top of the Pops, and Billboard. NME targets young males aged 17-30 with coverage of indie, rock, and alternative music. Top of the Pops targets young girls aged 11-15 with stories about celebrities and fashion tips. Billboard targets older teens and young adults aged 16-26 with charts and information about new releases and concerts. All three magazines use elements like imagery, fonts, and colors in their covers to appeal to their target audiences.
Q2 complete
The document discusses how a rock/pop genre magazine represents social groups. It represents the rock genre through its use of stereotypical rock colors like red, black, and white. The female model on the cover wears dark colors to associate with rock. The target audience is 16-24 year olds, mainly female, to appeal to the gender that buys most magazines like Q. The magazine aims to be affordable at £2 every two weeks to attract customers without being too pricey.
Case study
Top of the Pops magazine is a monthly publication owned by the BBC that features pop music news, celebrity gossip, and fashion tips. It targets teenage girls with a style that uses feminine colors and casual language. The magazine provides updates on popular artists like One Direction and Justin Bieber to engage its young female readership.
Case study
Top of the Pops magazine is a monthly publication owned by the BBC that features pop music news, celebrity gossip, and fashion tips. It targets teenage girls with a style that uses feminine colors and casual language. The magazine provides updates on popular artists like One Direction and Justin Bieber to engage its young female readership.
Who would be the audience for your media product?
The document discusses the target audience for a media product focused on R&B music. The target audience is described as:
- Young people between ages 14-26 who would be interested in the latest trends promoted through R&B artists.
- Both male and female, as R&B music appeals to both genders through different elements.
- Of black ethnicity, as most R&B artists and the content of the music relates closely to black culture.
- Not religious, as the content of R&B music is rarely associated with religion and often involves sex and alcohol.
Title Block Analysis
The document analyzes the title blocks of three rock music magazines: Kerrang!, Rolling Stone, and NME. For Kerrang!, the black font, smashed capital letters, and onomatopoeic title evoke rock music. Rolling Stone uses red text and font appealing to rock fans. NME features black and red colors and bold font associated with rock and targets mainly men ages 17-30.
Title block analysis
The document analyzes the title blocks of three rock music magazines: Kerrang!, Rolling Stone, and NME. For Kerrang!, the black font, smashed capital letters, and onomatopoeic title evoke rock music. Rolling Stone uses red text and font appealing to rock fans. NME features black and red colors and bold font associated with rock and targets mainly men ages 17-30.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the magazine are people aged 15-35, predominantly male, who have low spending power as students or newly employed. This includes students who have spare time to keep up with music trends through the magazine, Netflix, and TV. It also includes people in bands who want to stay informed on what other bands are doing. The magazine aims to provide content on indie, rock, and indie rock bands from Oasis to Foo Fighters to cater to readers' varied music tastes with a low price point.
Evaluation Question 2
The magazine represents social groups in the following ways:
1) It uses stereotypical "girly" colors like pink, orange and white that appeal to its target audience of teenage girls.
2) It features attractive female celebrities on the cover to exploit the theory that this makes girls want to buy the magazine to emulate them.
3) It includes content that appeals to different age groups within its target range of 14-17 by taking inspiration from magazines oriented to older and younger audiences.
Question four
The document discusses the target audience for a magazine focused on the R&B music genre. The intended audience is 16-25 year olds, with a focus on African American males. R&B magazines typically use dark colors like purple, black, and blue on the covers to appeal to both male and female readers. The key expectations of the target audience are interesting celebrity coverage on the front cover and inside the magazine.
LIIAR Analysis-Front Covers
NME is a music magazine published by IPC Media. It reaches over 1 million music fans each week and covers both new and classic rock artists. Kerrang is another music magazine focused on rock music. It is published by Bauer Media and aims to appeal to both teenage and adult male audiences who enjoy rock. Billboard is a music industry-focused magazine that reaches a wider audience from teens to age 26 due to covering multiple music genres. It aims to keep readers informed of the latest music trends.
Similarities and differences between music magazines
Aesthetica magazine was founded in 2002 by students at York St John University. It focuses on art, culture and design and is published six times per year for an international audience. It has a circulation of 144,000 and explores contemporary visual culture through editorial content and critical debate. Vibe magazine was launched in 1993 focusing on music and entertainment with a target audience of young, urban hip-hop fans. It has a circulation of over 301,000 and attracts 19 million customers monthly. Q magazine has been published monthly in the UK since 1986 covering various music genres. It has a circulation of 52,781 and costs £4 per issue.
Music magazine analysis
NME is a weekly British music magazine that has been published since 1952. It targets readers aged 13-35 and focuses on indie and rock music. Q is a monthly magazine published since 1986 that targets an older audience aged 45+ with a focus on legends and serious artists. Kerrang is a weekly magazine published since the 1980s that targets younger readers aged 11-23 with a mix of up and coming bands and more established bands in the rock/indie genres.
Market research.
There are several existing music magazines in the UK targeted at different audiences and genres. Three magazines - Q, Top of the Pops, and We ♥ Pop - are similar in format to the type of music magazine the author wishes to create. Top of the Pops targets teenage girls aged 11-15, with an 85% female readership. It has a circulation of 56,000 and aims to provide exclusive celebrity interviews, photos, and affordable fashion and beauty content. Q has a readership of 550,000 and targets 29-year-olds, aiming to guide readers to quality music of substance. We ♥ Pop targets 13-15-year-old girls with a circulation of 50,000 and aims to be affordable for
Research powerpoint
This document compares and summarizes four British music magazines: NME, i-D, Q, and Mixmag. It provides details on the history, target audience, price, and content of each magazine. For NME, it notes that the magazine was originally a music newspaper that transitioned to a magazine format. For i-D, it highlights that the magazine focuses on street style and youth culture. It states that Q and Mixmag both include music reviews and cost £4.20 and £4.99 respectively. The document then provides more detailed profiles and summaries of Q magazine and i-D magazine.
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Pop music in the 1970s appealed predominantly to white men, but the rise of vinyl records in that era meant more teenagers could spend money on music, widening the audience by the 1990s. It became clear in the 1990s that female artists like Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera began dominating the pop genre scene, appealing to a wide range of females, highlighting how the target audience of music had expanded greatly due to increased music availability and the rising popularity of female artists.
Magazine Evaluation Q2
The document discusses how the magazine Krash attracted and addressed its audience. It set a reasonably low price of £1.90 which attracted readers. The website provided multiple ways for readers to interact with Krash online. The focus on the front cover design was to attract readers' attention in shops and influence their decision to buy. Bright colors and a photo of an artist looking at the reader created a connection. Polls and surveys of the target audience ensured the magazine met readers' expectations.
My proposal powerpoint updated
The document proposes a magazine called "Thrashed" targeting 17-29 year olds interested in rock music. The magazine will be available both physically and digitally, with physical copies made of recyclable paper. It will feature interviews with new and local bands to help readers discover new artists. The magazine will also include a rock playlist and be distributed in stores, advertised on social media and digitally on Spotify to reach its target audience. The goal is to inspire readers and transport them to another headspace through rock music content.
My music magazine pitch, dan clewlow
The magazine will focus on unsigned pop and rock bands, as this genre is most enjoyed by the author and there is a gap in existing magazines. The target audience is younger people like students who enjoy similar music. Articles will feature new and upcoming artists to promote them, along with popular band news. The magazine aims to represent passion, hope, and excitement in music through a style similar to Q and NME magazines.
My music magazine pitch, dan clewlow
The magazine will focus on unsigned pop and rock bands, as this genre is most enjoyed by the author and there is a gap in existing magazines. It will target young people like students aged 16-20, providing articles on new and popular artists. The magazine aims to promote passion and enjoyment of music for all. It will have a central cover image with bold fonts and colors similar to Q and NME. Feature articles will include interviews to promote unsigned artists and bands.
Rolling stones
Rolling Stone magazine targets adults ages 18-30, primarily male. It focuses on politics and popular culture, including music coverage and in-depth political reporting. Originally founded in 1967 in San Francisco, the magazine now also covers financial and banking issues.
My proposal powerpoint original
This document proposes a new rock music magazine called "Thrashed" aimed at different age groups interested in rock music. The magazine will have both print and online versions. It will feature interviews with established and local artists, as well as playlists and advertisements. The magazine will be distributed in stores and advertised on social media and Spotify to reach its target audiences. It aims to inspire readers and help them discover new rock music genres and artists.
Research into Music Magazines
The document discusses three music magazines: NME, Top of the Pops, and Billboard. NME targets young males aged 17-30 with coverage of indie, rock, and alternative music. Top of the Pops targets young girls aged 11-15 with stories about celebrities and fashion tips. Billboard targets older teens and young adults aged 16-26 with charts and information about new releases and concerts. All three magazines use elements like imagery, fonts, and colors in their covers to appeal to their target audiences.
Q2 complete
The document discusses how a rock/pop genre magazine represents social groups. It represents the rock genre through its use of stereotypical rock colors like red, black, and white. The female model on the cover wears dark colors to associate with rock. The target audience is 16-24 year olds, mainly female, to appeal to the gender that buys most magazines like Q. The magazine aims to be affordable at £2 every two weeks to attract customers without being too pricey.
Case study
Top of the Pops magazine is a monthly publication owned by the BBC that features pop music news, celebrity gossip, and fashion tips. It targets teenage girls with a style that uses feminine colors and casual language. The magazine provides updates on popular artists like One Direction and Justin Bieber to engage its young female readership.
Case study
Top of the Pops magazine is a monthly publication owned by the BBC that features pop music news, celebrity gossip, and fashion tips. It targets teenage girls with a style that uses feminine colors and casual language. The magazine provides updates on popular artists like One Direction and Justin Bieber to engage its young female readership.
Who would be the audience for your media product?
The document discusses the target audience for a media product focused on R&B music. The target audience is described as:
- Young people between ages 14-26 who would be interested in the latest trends promoted through R&B artists.
- Both male and female, as R&B music appeals to both genders through different elements.
- Of black ethnicity, as most R&B artists and the content of the music relates closely to black culture.
- Not religious, as the content of R&B music is rarely associated with religion and often involves sex and alcohol.
Title Block Analysis
The document analyzes the title blocks of three rock music magazines: Kerrang!, Rolling Stone, and NME. For Kerrang!, the black font, smashed capital letters, and onomatopoeic title evoke rock music. Rolling Stone uses red text and font appealing to rock fans. NME features black and red colors and bold font associated with rock and targets mainly men ages 17-30.
Title block analysis
The document analyzes the title blocks of three rock music magazines: Kerrang!, Rolling Stone, and NME. For Kerrang!, the black font, smashed capital letters, and onomatopoeic title evoke rock music. Rolling Stone uses red text and font appealing to rock fans. NME features black and red colors and bold font associated with rock and targets mainly men ages 17-30.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the magazine are people aged 15-35, predominantly male, who have low spending power as students or newly employed. This includes students who have spare time to keep up with music trends through the magazine, Netflix, and TV. It also includes people in bands who want to stay informed on what other bands are doing. The magazine aims to provide content on indie, rock, and indie rock bands from Oasis to Foo Fighters to cater to readers' varied music tastes with a low price point.
Evaluation Question 2
The magazine represents social groups in the following ways:
1) It uses stereotypical "girly" colors like pink, orange and white that appeal to its target audience of teenage girls.
2) It features attractive female celebrities on the cover to exploit the theory that this makes girls want to buy the magazine to emulate them.
3) It includes content that appeals to different age groups within its target range of 14-17 by taking inspiration from magazines oriented to older and younger audiences.
Question four
The document discusses the target audience for a magazine focused on the R&B music genre. The intended audience is 16-25 year olds, with a focus on African American males. R&B magazines typically use dark colors like purple, black, and blue on the covers to appeal to both male and female readers. The key expectations of the target audience are interesting celebrity coverage on the front cover and inside the magazine.
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LIIAR Analysis-Front Covers
NME is a music magazine published by IPC Media. It reaches over 1 million music fans each week and covers both new and classic rock artists. Kerrang is another music magazine focused on rock music. It is published by Bauer Media and aims to appeal to both teenage and adult male audiences who enjoy rock. Billboard is a music industry-focused magazine that reaches a wider audience from teens to age 26 due to covering multiple music genres. It aims to keep readers informed of the latest music trends.
Similarities and differences between music magazines
Aesthetica magazine was founded in 2002 by students at York St John University. It focuses on art, culture and design and is published six times per year for an international audience. It has a circulation of 144,000 and explores contemporary visual culture through editorial content and critical debate. Vibe magazine was launched in 1993 focusing on music and entertainment with a target audience of young, urban hip-hop fans. It has a circulation of over 301,000 and attracts 19 million customers monthly. Q magazine has been published monthly in the UK since 1986 covering various music genres. It has a circulation of 52,781 and costs £4 per issue.
Music magazine analysis
NME is a weekly British music magazine that has been published since 1952. It targets readers aged 13-35 and focuses on indie and rock music. Q is a monthly magazine published since 1986 that targets an older audience aged 45+ with a focus on legends and serious artists. Kerrang is a weekly magazine published since the 1980s that targets younger readers aged 11-23 with a mix of up and coming bands and more established bands in the rock/indie genres.
Market research.
There are several existing music magazines in the UK targeted at different audiences and genres. Three magazines - Q, Top of the Pops, and We ♥ Pop - are similar in format to the type of music magazine the author wishes to create. Top of the Pops targets teenage girls aged 11-15, with an 85% female readership. It has a circulation of 56,000 and aims to provide exclusive celebrity interviews, photos, and affordable fashion and beauty content. Q has a readership of 550,000 and targets 29-year-olds, aiming to guide readers to quality music of substance. We ♥ Pop targets 13-15-year-old girls with a circulation of 50,000 and aims to be affordable for
Research powerpoint
This document compares and summarizes four British music magazines: NME, i-D, Q, and Mixmag. It provides details on the history, target audience, price, and content of each magazine. For NME, it notes that the magazine was originally a music newspaper that transitioned to a magazine format. For i-D, it highlights that the magazine focuses on street style and youth culture. It states that Q and Mixmag both include music reviews and cost £4.20 and £4.99 respectively. The document then provides more detailed profiles and summaries of Q magazine and i-D magazine.
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This document analyzes the cover of a Rolling Stone magazine issue featuring the band The Strokes. It discusses the magazine's target audience as older rock music fans. It notes the cover predominantly features white band members, with only one band shown. The Strokes are depicted in their typical style of clothes representing their rebellious image. Non-visible acts mentioned inside include Outkast to attract more readers through their popularity.
Existing magazine names
The document discusses several existing music magazines, including their target audiences and publishers. Top of the Pops targets teenage girls and focuses on popular artists like One Direction. It is published by the BBC. Q magazine targets both genders and age groups with a mix of pop and rock music. It is published by Bauer Media. Rolling Stone targets both genders ages 18-24 and was founded in 1967 in San Francisco. Vibe targets both genders of older audiences with a variety of genres. It was founded by Quincy Jones but later shut down before being purchased and restarted. Kerrang targets both genders with rock music and has been published weekly by Bauer Media Group since 1981.
Jess sheridan Unit 30
The document provides circulation figures for the magazine Q from 2011-2014, showing a decline from 80,418 to 48,353 copies. It also discusses the genres and target audience of Q magazine. The target audience is described as being between 16-35 years old, with a focus on new music releases and artists. The publisher, Bauer Media Group, is also discussed. It is described as having the largest portfolio of magazine brands across different markets. The ideology, products, and brands of Bauer Media Group are outlined. Finally, the document examines the distribution and analysis of magazines from the Press Gazette.
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Q magazine is a popular UK music magazine founded in 1986 that focuses on interviews with popular musical artists and compiling lists about music. It stands out from other music magazines through its monthly publication schedule and high production standards. The majority of Q's readers are male between 15-44 years old.
Classic Rock is a UK magazine dedicated to rock music, targeting affluent men aged 35+ who enjoy classic rock bands. The majority of its readers are white males aged 14-30+ who are fans of the rock music genre.
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Jessica Sheridan - Unit 30
The document provides circulation figures for the magazine Q between 2011-2014, showing a decline from 80,418 to 48,353. It also discusses the genres and target audience of Q magazine. Q does not focus on a specific music genre, but rather new releases and upcoming artists. The target audience is 16 years old and up. Q has been published monthly since 1986 by Bauer Media Group. Bauer Media Group owns over 500 magazines across 15 countries and sees itself as a market leader in delivering consumer insight across media. [END SUMMARY]
Music Magazine Plan
This is the beginning of my plan for a music magazine I will be creating. I have looked at 'Q' magazines as an example and to get inspiration from.
In my plan so far I have included:
- an analysis of the aspects in one particular edition of Q
which includes the masthead, layout, quality, text style and
content, cover price, cover stories and exclusives
- an analysis of detonation and connotation within that
edition
- the media pack for Q magazines
I will continue with my plan, adding in:
- about the language (vocabulary, linguistics, poetic
features, sentence style and formal or informal)
- about the style and tone of my magazine
- how it will fit alongside existing publications
- who my target audience/market will be, creating a profile for
a potential reader
- how I will appeal to my target audience
- which magazines have the most relevance to my own
and talking about any aspects of their style that I could
borrow or use as inspiration
When my magazine is completed, it will consist of a front cover, contents page and a double page spread.
Planning and research
- The document discusses music magazines as a genre and provides examples of the NME and DIY magazines.
- It analyzes the target audiences, common conventions, and publishing information of NME and Q magazines. Key points include their focus on exclusives, star appeal, and socioeconomic classes ABC1.
- The document proposes replicating aspects of the free NME and DIY magazine models, while also incorporating social responsibility elements like using recycled paper and promoting charitable causes.
Task 6
This document discusses the representation and target audiences of three music magazines: Q, NME, and Rolling Stone. It finds that:
- All three magazines target 16-25 year old audiences, primarily men interested in indie/rock music.
- They aim to appeal to this audience by featuring popular artists on the front covers.
- Representation of the target audiences varies - Q and NME portray them as fun-loving and rebellious through images and language, while Rolling Stone aims for a slightly older, more politically engaged audience.
- However, some aspects could promote negative stereotypes, like violence, drug/alcohol use, or over-sexualization of women on covers. Co
New Task 6
This document summarizes and compares the representation of audiences in three music magazines: Q, NME, and Rolling Stone.
It finds that Q and NME portray their target audiences (ages 16-25) in a positive light as independent, adventurous music fans who enjoy concerts and festivals. However, their covers sometimes use harsh language that could present audiences negatively. Rolling Stone incorporates both music and politics for its somewhat older audience.
Culturally, the magazines differ based on being published in the UK or US - NME and Q mention UK bands and festivals while avoiding references to drugs found in Rolling Stone. Stylistically, all use red and feature popular artists, but conventions like pull quotes, images
Sophie Angus Unit 13 LO2
The document contains planning and pitching details for two print-based music magazines, including mind maps, masthead ideas, target audiences, and graphic layout proposals. For the first magazine called "EXCLUSIVE", the target audience is 15-24 year olds, the genre is eclectic music from different time periods, and the graphic layout proposals include a simple bold front cover and double page interview spread. For the second magazine, the color theme is black, white, red and gold, the target audience is slightly broader at 15-30 years old, and the genre is also eclectic music to attract different types of readers. Both magazines aim to educate audiences about music from various eras through their content and choice of artists
Sophie Angus Unit 13 LO2
This document contains planning and pitching materials for a print-based music magazine, including:
1. Mind maps and masthead ideas for two potential magazine titles, focusing on genre, target audience, and branding.
2. Mood boards and inspiration sources exploring font styles, inclusion of both classic and modern music, and use of bold colors.
3. Target audience analysis drawing from Q Magazine and considering demographics, psychographics, and socioeconomic factors to profile 15-30 year old readers.
4. Draft layouts of the magazine's front cover and double page spread, comparing to Q Magazine's style.
Task 6 NEW
This document summarizes and analyzes the representation and codes/conventions used in three music magazines: Q, NME, and Rolling Stone. It discusses their target audiences, how they positively and negatively portray those audiences, social issues addressed, cultural differences between magazines, and common magazine design elements. The key points are:
- The magazines primarily target 16-25 year old men interested in indie music. Women read them too but in smaller numbers.
- They portray the audience as independent and adventurous but also sometimes rebellious or violent depending on the magazine and content.
- Social issues addressed include drugs/alcohol and controversies like putting terrorists on covers.
- Cultural differences exist between
Unit 13 LO1
This document provides information about the publisher Bauer and their magazine Q. Bauer is a large publishing company that was started 138 years ago and now has over 300 digital products. They have 11,000 employees worldwide and offices in Europe and Australia.
The document then provides details about the magazine Q. It was first published in 1986 and is a monthly music magazine based in the UK. It is currently published by Bauer who bought it from EMAP in 2008. The magazine focuses on rock and pop music genres.
The rest of the document breaks down information about the magazine's target audience, content, production process, and more through analyses of its covers, contents pages, and website. It provides demographic information about its mainly male readers
Task 6 Powerpoint
All three magazines - Q, NME, and Rolling Stone - target a similar audience of 16-25 year old men interested in indie music. They use popular artists on the covers to appeal to this audience. Culturally, the magazines differ based on being published in the UK or US - UK magazines use more risque language while US magazines sexualize women on covers. The magazines can positively represent their audience as adventurous music fans or negatively as rebellious and violent. They address social issues like drugs and controversies like portraying terrorists.
Question 4 Audience
This document discusses the target audience for a magazine about indie rock music. The primary target audience is males and females ages 16-20 who enjoy indie rock bands such as Arctic Monkeys and Mumford & Sons. A secondary target audience is males and females ages 20-35 who also enjoy indie rock, including older bands like Oasis and The Stone Roses. A survey showed that indie/alternative rock was the most popular music genre among teenagers. Both online and physical magazine formats are discussed as ways to reach these target audiences.
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The front cover picture for a media product and a picture of Mitch portray similar styles of clothing, including t-shirts with pictures, and hair, though Mitch wears a hat, with both having a dark background giving an indie rock theme. This similar image between the front cover picture and Mitch means they like the same styles and music, making Mitch an ideal target audience member for the media product.
Question 7
In 3 sentences:
The progression from the preliminary task to the final product allowed the learner to gain knowledge in using various programs like Word, Publisher, and Photoshop to create their magazine. They also learned about using different fonts, researching other magazines, taking better photographs, and adding extras like more pictures and competitions to make the final magazine more appealing. Overall, the learner felt they learned a lot about the magazine creation process and how to improve the final product over the preliminary version.
Learnt about technologies
I learned how to use Photoshop and Wordpress to construct a magazine, including how to upload and embed documents and presentations. I also improved my research and Word skills, and learned about the presentation tool Prezi, creating a slideshow that was clear and easy to understand. Additionally, I used the photo editing website Picnic to apply effects to pictures and easily save them for use in Word.
Insitutions might
Music magazines like NME and Rolling Stone would be most likely to distribute the media product due to their focus on the same genre of music, their similar target age range and content styles. While the magazine uses a black background instead of white to create a sense of difference, its layout and font style are reflective of other rock and indie magazines, making it compatible with how NME and Rolling Stone present their own magazines.
Audience media
The target audience for the media product is boys like Mitch who are young, funky and like music, with a bit of a rocky and edgy style, similar to the magazine. Mitch would be an ideal audience member as he has similar interests in music to the magazine and looks like the boy on the front cover.
Photo idears
The document requests that the picture be bright, colorful, and eye-catching to ensure people look at and remember the pictures. It also specifies that the pictures should have a club/rockie/indie theme. The document states that making the pictures unique and interesting will also be attempted.
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The document requests that the picture be bright, colorful, and eye-catching to ensure people look at and remember the pictures. It also specifies that the pictures should have a club/rockie/indie theme. The document states that making the pictures unique and interesting will also be attempted.
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This document provides information about a band or artist through two quotes, a picture, and a question and answer section. It highlights the artist's voice through their quotes and provides a visual as well as additional insights from questions posed to the artist.
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This document appears to be a contents page for another work, listing information on pages 1, 8, and 9. Each page listing includes text describing the page contents alongside an accompanying picture or image. The document provides a high-level overview of topics and visual elements across several pages of another work.
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