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Joshua Mountford is pitching a new Dubstep music magazine called "Drop the Bass". The target audience is teenagers and young adults who enjoy club music. Each issue would feature stories about popular Dubstep artists like MDK, as well as information on upcoming concerts and tours to help readers discover new music and events to attend.
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- Dave's black album cover and tour poster featured the same font and black/yellow color scheme to represent the serious nature of his songs and make text stand out.
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The document discusses how the media product represents young people through casual language, sporting terms, and colors that appeal to both males and females. It also aims to represent the middle class target audience through a rough design aesthetic and uses photographs that primarily depict white, indie people to represent the typical audience for the genre in the area where it is produced, despite the genre appealing to people of all ethnicities.
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The document discusses including a short biography and everyday pictures of the unsigned artist Jose Vanders in the digipak to present her as down-to-earth and relatable to her target audience of young girls. It also mentions adding a handwritten thank you message from Jose to make the audience feel appreciated and improve their relationship with the artist.
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The three album covers are summarized as follows:
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This document proposes a conceptual film project based on J Dilla's final album "Donuts". The film would tell short stories corresponding to each track, reflecting the emotive atmospheres of Dilla's music. Each story would focus on imagery over dialogue to allow for creative interpretation. The overarching themes would be life, death, and mortality, drawing on Dilla's personal experiences as he created the album while hospitalized for an incurable disease. Preliminary ideas are presented for developing visual guides and storyboards to inspire the writing process.
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This document discusses two music magazines - NME and Q Magazine. It provides details on their history, target audiences, and expansion into other media like awards shows and TV channels. Examples of double page spreads from each magazine are examined, analyzing aspects like layout, language, tone, and how they relate to the magazine's brand. The document serves as inspiration for the student's own magazine cover story, focusing on a new up-and-coming band in the style of NME or a profile of a successful established artist like Cee Lo Green for Q Magazine.
DPS Presentation
The document discusses two music magazines - NME and Q. It provides background information on when each magazine was founded, their target audiences and styles. It also describes example double page spreads from each magazine, analyzing the language, tone, layout, images and how they relate to the magazines' brands. The document serves as inspiration for the student's own magazine cover design.
Form research
The document provides guidance on key elements to consider when designing the cover of a music magazine. These include: using a popular artist from the genre as the main image; having an eye-catching masthead that clearly identifies the genre; including an intriguing pull quote to draw readers in; selecting colors that appeal to the target gender audience; prominently displaying the issue date and title; and using typography that matches the intended younger demographic. The design should pull audiences in with gossip or intrigue while staying appropriate for newsstands.
Media as meagazine evaluaion
The document summarizes the process of creating a music magazine media product for a coursework assignment. Key points include:
1) The magazine takes inspiration from layouts of NME and Kerrang magazines, using bright colors, large mastheads, and single large cover images related to the main article.
2) Features include interviews, album reviews, concert listings, and free promotional items to attract audiences.
3) The target audience is identified as secondary and college students interested in alternative rock music.
4) Technologies used include InDesign for layouts, Photoshop for image editing, and social media for promotion. The student learned new skills in using these programs for magazine design.
Evaluation
Cameron Tubb evaluated his media magazine and creation process. He researched conventions of music magazines to make his Dubstep magazine look professional. He took inspiration from magazines like Q and NME for elements like headlines, images, and article layout. Through practice with software like Fireworks, he improved skills like using selection tools. He believes choosing the right colors, fonts, images and stories helped attract his target audience of 14-25 year olds interested in Dubstep music.
Evaluation
- The document describes the process of creating a magazine focused on the genre of dubstep music.
- Research was conducted on existing music magazines to identify conventions around layout, design elements, and content. Inspiration was drawn from magazines like NME, Kerrang, and Q.
- Key conventions included using large bold fonts for the magazine name, prominent images, and listing content down the side.
- The intended audience is identified as those aged 14-25 interested in dubstep and electronic music. Colors, images, and stories were selected to appeal to this target demographic.
- Feedback is provided on lessons learned around using design software and creating an effective magazine for the target niche audience.
Evaluation Of AS Music Magazine
The magazine follows conventions of existing teen pop magazines through its use of color scheme, images, language and structure. It uses pink, white, black and red colors and girly images like hearts. The language is informal to appeal to its target 12-16 year old female audience. It represents this group through the portrayal of the female celebrity on the cover as youthful and through gossip-focused content. The magazine would be distributed by Immediate Media, which publishes BBC magazines and fills a gap in their market for this audience. The magazine aims to attract its audience through the cover image, buzz words, and informal colloquial language to make readers feel comfortable.
Evaluation of AS Music Magazine
The magazine follows conventions of existing teen pop magazines through its use of color scheme, images, language and structure. It uses pink, white, black and red colors and girly images like hearts. The language is informal to appeal to its target 12-16 year old female audience. It represents this group through the portrayal of the female celebrity on the cover as youthful and through gossip-focused content. The magazine would be distributed by Immediate Media, which publishes BBC magazines and fills a gap in their market for this audience. The magazine aims to attract its audience through the cover image, buzz words, and informal colloquial language to make readers feel comfortable.
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Dragans den presi
- 1. DRAGON DEN PITCH By Joshua Mountford
- 2. HOW DID YOU COME UP WITH THIS IDEA Music I Understood and knew Popular music so I thought I would go with it
- 3. IS THERE SPACE FOR THIS MAGAZINE New, genre, make it big Other Dubstep magazines – Woofah,Spin
- 4. TARGET AUDIENCE Teenagers to young adults Club Music – young people in clubs
- 5. PERSON SPEC Barry from wessex water, reads the Dubstep magazine so he knows what music to listen to and what gig to go to so he can relax from a stressful week a work.
- 6. FRONT COVER In my front cover there will be a main story about MDKs recent tour and how successful it went. It will have a main picture of him performing at one of his concerts. The tile on the magazine will have bold, digital writing and will stand out. The title will be called Drop the Bass. Also the logo will be placed on this page. Also it will have some main stories at the front and where to find them in the magazine.
- 7. CONTENTS PAGE My contents page will have all the page numbers and what is on them. It will have some little stories around the side or middle so people can see what is in the rest of the magazine. Also it will have bold and colorful writing to attract people in.
- 8. DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD Main story about MDK and his recent tour, also other artists that he has trained to be a Dubstep artist. There will be pictures from his tour