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This document discusses the key elements of a magazine aimed at young women. It outlines the typical front cover, contents page, and double page spread layouts which feature consistent color schemes, headlines, images and direct addresses to readers. The target audience is described as female, aged 15-19, who enjoy popular music, spending time with friends, reading magazines, and following fashion. The document also notes ways to attract this audience and skills learned like blogging and Photoshop to create a more professional, eye-catching final product.
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Primary Research Evidence
The questionnaire results showed that most respondents expect to pay £3-4 for a music magazine, read magazines monthly, and want to see a popular artist/band on the cover. This informs that the magazine should be priced at £3-4, released monthly, and feature a popular artist on the cover. Respondents also said the main image and cover lines attract them most. Therefore, the magazine needs an eye-catching cover image and interesting cover lines. Most preferred genres were eclectic and pop, so the magazine should cover a wide range of popular music. Since Q was the favorite magazine, modeling the new magazine after Q will appeal to readers.
Primary Research
TJ Salango conducted primary research to inform the design of their rap/hip-hop magazine. They distributed questionnaires through Survey Monkey and in person to gather information on readers' music preferences, spending habits, and expectations for magazine content and design. The majority of respondents preferred rap music and were attracted to promotions offering price reductions or free products. Most would pay £2-£2.99 for the magazine and expected double page spreads to feature photos/images along with interviews and advertisements. Respondents felt the main image was most effective at attracting attention on the cover. This research provided insights to guide TJ's magazine concept and conventions.
Remix Media Evaluation
The document summarizes the key elements included on the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine designed for an 18-24 year old audience interested in dance and electro music. For the front cover, elements like the masthead, pictures, cover lines, price, headline, and barcode were included. Additional elements like a tagline and free CD were also added to make the cover stand out. The contents page included pictures, page numbers, headings, content, letter from the editor, masthead, issue number, date, and competition. The double page spread featured a title, pictures, text, questions/answers, page numbers, and additional distinguishing elements. Overall, the pages were designed to be specific to
Preliminary task and planning research
The document provides details about Chloe Haynes' media studies coursework for a music magazine. It includes step-by-step descriptions of creating the front cover and contents page, with images showing the progress. It also includes research on established music magazines, conventions of music magazines, target audiences and publishers.
preliminary task and planning & research
This document provides details about Jon Villacci's preliminary work for a music magazine production project. It includes step-by-step documentation of creating a front cover and contents page in Photoshop. Research is also presented on established music magazines like Q Magazine and Rock Sound, including their target audiences, publishers, and conventions. The USPs of the magazines are said to be the star appeal of artists featured and eye-catching front covers that hook potential buyers.
Primary research evaluation
Jon Villacci conducted primary research through a questionnaire to gather information about what readers find most appealing in an alternative rock magazine. The responses indicated that images, interviews, popular bands, and information are most interesting to readers. Star appeal and promotions were also found to impact readership. The appropriate price range was determined to be £2-3, which is consistent with similar magazines. The research provided insights into design elements and content that will attract readers and influence sales of Jon's magazine.
Analysis pp
The document summarizes information about the weekly British music magazine NME, including its history since 1952, editors, typical readers, and comparisons to rival publications like Q and Mojo magazines. It also analyzes a sample front cover layout focusing on festivals and a popular band. The final section compares NME's content and target audience to those of Heat, a celebrity gossip magazine aimed at women ages 16-35.
Analysing music magazines- Top of the Pops
The document analyzes different elements of a music magazine's front cover, contents page, and double page article spread. It finds that the front cover uses images of attractive celebrities like the Jonas Brothers to target young girls aged 10-14. Pink fonts and colors are used to attract this female audience. Cover lines promote fashion, celebrity gossip, and competitions related to pop music. The contents page similarly uses pink fonts and informal language. Article spreads employ interviews, quotations, and multiple complimentary images related to the topic. Website details are included to encourage reader engagement. Consistent elements like fonts, layout, language, and colors connect the different magazine components.
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Primary Research Evidence
The questionnaire results showed that most respondents expect to pay £3-4 for a music magazine, read magazines monthly, and want to see a popular artist/band on the cover. This informs that the magazine should be priced at £3-4, released monthly, and feature a popular artist on the cover. Respondents also said the main image and cover lines attract them most. Therefore, the magazine needs an eye-catching cover image and interesting cover lines. Most preferred genres were eclectic and pop, so the magazine should cover a wide range of popular music. Since Q was the favorite magazine, modeling the new magazine after Q will appeal to readers.
Primary Research
TJ Salango conducted primary research to inform the design of their rap/hip-hop magazine. They distributed questionnaires through Survey Monkey and in person to gather information on readers' music preferences, spending habits, and expectations for magazine content and design. The majority of respondents preferred rap music and were attracted to promotions offering price reductions or free products. Most would pay £2-£2.99 for the magazine and expected double page spreads to feature photos/images along with interviews and advertisements. Respondents felt the main image was most effective at attracting attention on the cover. This research provided insights to guide TJ's magazine concept and conventions.
Remix Media Evaluation
The document summarizes the key elements included on the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine designed for an 18-24 year old audience interested in dance and electro music. For the front cover, elements like the masthead, pictures, cover lines, price, headline, and barcode were included. Additional elements like a tagline and free CD were also added to make the cover stand out. The contents page included pictures, page numbers, headings, content, letter from the editor, masthead, issue number, date, and competition. The double page spread featured a title, pictures, text, questions/answers, page numbers, and additional distinguishing elements. Overall, the pages were designed to be specific to
Preliminary task and planning research
The document provides details about Chloe Haynes' media studies coursework for a music magazine. It includes step-by-step descriptions of creating the front cover and contents page, with images showing the progress. It also includes research on established music magazines, conventions of music magazines, target audiences and publishers.
preliminary task and planning & research
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Primary research evaluation
Jon Villacci conducted primary research through a questionnaire to gather information about what readers find most appealing in an alternative rock magazine. The responses indicated that images, interviews, popular bands, and information are most interesting to readers. Star appeal and promotions were also found to impact readership. The appropriate price range was determined to be £2-3, which is consistent with similar magazines. The research provided insights into design elements and content that will attract readers and influence sales of Jon's magazine.
Analysis pp
The document summarizes information about the weekly British music magazine NME, including its history since 1952, editors, typical readers, and comparisons to rival publications like Q and Mojo magazines. It also analyzes a sample front cover layout focusing on festivals and a popular band. The final section compares NME's content and target audience to those of Heat, a celebrity gossip magazine aimed at women ages 16-35.
Analysing music magazines- Top of the Pops
The document analyzes different elements of a music magazine's front cover, contents page, and double page article spread. It finds that the front cover uses images of attractive celebrities like the Jonas Brothers to target young girls aged 10-14. Pink fonts and colors are used to attract this female audience. Cover lines promote fashion, celebrity gossip, and competitions related to pop music. The contents page similarly uses pink fonts and informal language. Article spreads employ interviews, quotations, and multiple complimentary images related to the topic. Website details are included to encourage reader engagement. Consistent elements like fonts, layout, language, and colors connect the different magazine components.
Q5
The document discusses how the author planned and designed an EDM magazine to attract their target audience of young music fans. They carefully researched EDM artists, magazines, and fan demographics to select colors, aesthetic designs, and content that would appeal to this audience. Key elements included a striking color scheme inspired by live shows, artistic poses and photos of the featured artist, and intriguing headlines to engage readers. Feedback from peers confirmed the design successfully captured the EDM genre and would attract the intended target market.
Primary Research Magazine Questionnaire
This document is a 10 question survey about music magazine preferences. It asks respondents about their age, gender, how much they would pay for a magazine, how often they read magazines, what they expect to see on covers, what catches their attention on covers, what would persuade them to buy a magazine, their favorite music genre, their thoughts on celebrity appeal on covers, and their favorite music magazine. The questions are mostly multiple choice with some open-ended.
Evaluation question 4
Based on the feedback provided, the Plugged-in EDM magazine seems well suited to teenagers and young adults aged 16-25 who have an interest in electronic dance music (EDM). The vibrant colors, artist imagery and focus on EDM content align well with this target demographic. While I don't have personal interest in EDM, the magazine design appears intriguing and well crafted to its intended audience.
Music magazine research
The document summarizes three music magazines - Q, Mojo, and Kerrang - and their target audiences.
Q magazine targets older audiences interested in both iconic classic artists and modern artists that have influenced music. It focuses on respecting the history of music and features both new and legendary bands.
Mojo magazine targets rock fans aged 35 and over, focusing specifically on classic rock genres, artists, and bands. It presents classic rock as valuable and features more articles than reviews of gigs and festivals.
Kerrang magazine mainly targets 16-24 year olds interested in punk, rock, and metal genres. It focuses on both new and well-known bands in these genres and keeps its audience engaged with
My magazine pitch
The document outlines a magazine pitch for a new pop music magazine targeting females aged 16-24. It proposes focusing on both established and up-and-coming UK and international pop artists through interviews, reviews, and charts. The magazine would have a more sophisticated style than current pop magazines, using black and white colors with pops of bright colors. It would be published by a large institution like Bauer Media to reach a wide audience and promote globally.
My magazine pitch
The document outlines a pitch for a new pop music magazine targeting females aged 16-24. It proposes filling a gap in the UK market for a more sophisticated publication than current pop magazines. The magazine would focus on both established and up-and-coming pop artists through interviews, reviews, and charts. It would be published by a large company to ensure recognition and appeal to a wider audience beyond just teens. Color schemes and content styles are suggested to give the magazine a more mature tone than typical teen magazines. Feedback is requested on various aspects of the concept.
Case study - We Love Pop
The magazine We Love Pop was launched in 2011 and focuses on pop music and artists that are currently popular in the charts. It targets 13-15 year old girls and takes a gossipy approach to covering artists like One Direction and Justin Bieber through quizzes, posters, and interviews about their personal lives rather than their music. The magazine has a bright, bubbly visual style with many images and a casual tone to appeal to its young female audience. It has been successful, achieving healthy circulation figures and website traffic in its first two years.
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This document analyzes the contents page and double page spread (DPS) of NME Magazine from November 2008 and 2011. It summarizes the key conventions used, including subheadings in boxes to label sections, a band index, a subscription box, colored drop capitals, pull quotes, and filling most of the DPS with an image of a featured artist. The document concludes that incorporating these conventions would help appeal to the target audience of a music magazine and increase readership based on theories of star appeal and genre expectations.
Preliminary Task and Planning
This document contains the planning and research for Elizabeth Plumb's music magazine project. It includes summaries of her preliminary front cover and contents page designs, research on music magazines and her target audiences, and research on the publishers of her magazines of inspiration, Q Magazine and We Love Pop. The document provides details on her design iterations based on feedback, research on magazine production processes and music magazine sales declines, and profiles of the target readers of Q Magazine and We Love Pop.
Audience Research
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Questionnaire
This document contains a questionnaire for a music magazine with questions about the respondent's demographics, preferences for magazine features, promotions that would persuade them to buy a magazine, impact of brand on choice, important topics to include, music genres ranked by appeal, expected price, number of magazines typically bought per month, preferences for front cover content, and favorite magazine brand. The questions cover topics like the respondent's age, magazine cover features that appeal most, promotions that would motivate a purchase, whether brand impacts choice, important topics to include, ranking of music genres by preference, expected price point, typical monthly purchases, and front cover preferences.
Preliminary task and planning & research
This document provides details on Lucas Kirkland's planning and research for a music magazine front cover project. It includes step-by-step descriptions and images of Lucas' process for designing the front cover, including adding graphics, images, and text. It also includes research Lucas conducted on music magazine genres, established magazines, target audiences, and publisher Bauer Media. The document serves to outline Lucas' preliminary work and planning for his music magazine cover portfolio piece.
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A-Level Media Log Book
Jordan Brace created a music magazine for their school called SPC Magazine as a preliminary task. Their document outlines the 10 step process they took to create the front cover, including adding a banner, masthead, logo, website link, social media links, issue details, headlines, images and stories. It also describes the process of creating the contents page, including duplicating the masthead, adding features, an editorial box, stories, images and a byline. Jordan researched existing music magazines to understand conventions and target audiences to help design their own magazine.
Magazine research We Heart Pop
We Heart Pop is a weekly magazine launched in 2011 targeting 13-15 year old girls. It has a circulation of 115,000 and costs £2.99 per issue. The magazine focuses on pop music and includes content about fashion, makeup, gossip and more. It is supported by major companies and owned by ABC. Competitors include Bliss, Top of the Pops and Sugar. The magazine uses bright colors and images of popular artists to appeal to its young female readership.
Pitch
The document outlines a magazine pitch for a proposed monthly print magazine called "THE PITCH" focusing on indie music. Key details include:
- The title refers to both the musical term "pitch" and pitching content to readers.
- The magazine will cover all subgenres of indie music and associated culture.
- It will be published monthly to appeal to readers who prefer monthly magazines and ensure quality over quantity or outdated content.
- The cover price of £4.99 was selected to be affordable for the target middle-class audience and provide fair value for the monthly content.
College Magazine Research
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Codes and conventions of magazines
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LO3 Proposal
1) The document is a proposal for a print-based pop music magazine titled "E". It will feature an interview with Paloma Faith on the front cover and double page spread of the first issue.
2) The target audience is 15-30 year olds, especially females, and it will be released monthly to provide a higher quality of information and keep audiences interested with different content about music and artists each month.
3) Photoshop will be used to construct the magazine pages to make the images and design look professional and glossy.
Music Magazine Research
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Magazine Analysis Extra
This document compares and contrasts the conventions used in designing the covers and contents pages of a school magazine and a music magazine. Both magazines share some similarities, such as including a masthead, issue details, sell lines and references to their subject genre. However, they also have differences, like the music magazine promoting a drink brand and having categorized contents, while the school magazine focuses more on pictures and has unboxed sell lines. The reasons for the differences include the magazines having different target audiences and the school magazine being made earlier without the same design experience and tools.
Media coursework
The document provides details for creating mockups of the front cover and contents page of a new school magazine. It discusses selecting a celebrity photograph for the cover along with text promoting article topics. The contents page would list article titles, photos, and page numbers. Other pages include details on target audiences, topics of interest, and design elements like fonts, colors and formatting to draw attention to key pieces of information.
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Primary Research Magazine Questionnaire
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Evaluation question 4
Based on the feedback provided, the Plugged-in EDM magazine seems well suited to teenagers and young adults aged 16-25 who have an interest in electronic dance music (EDM). The vibrant colors, artist imagery and focus on EDM content align well with this target demographic. While I don't have personal interest in EDM, the magazine design appears intriguing and well crafted to its intended audience.
Music magazine research
The document summarizes three music magazines - Q, Mojo, and Kerrang - and their target audiences.
Q magazine targets older audiences interested in both iconic classic artists and modern artists that have influenced music. It focuses on respecting the history of music and features both new and legendary bands.
Mojo magazine targets rock fans aged 35 and over, focusing specifically on classic rock genres, artists, and bands. It presents classic rock as valuable and features more articles than reviews of gigs and festivals.
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The document outlines a magazine pitch for a new pop music magazine targeting females aged 16-24. It proposes focusing on both established and up-and-coming UK and international pop artists through interviews, reviews, and charts. The magazine would have a more sophisticated style than current pop magazines, using black and white colors with pops of bright colors. It would be published by a large institution like Bauer Media to reach a wide audience and promote globally.
My magazine pitch
The document outlines a pitch for a new pop music magazine targeting females aged 16-24. It proposes filling a gap in the UK market for a more sophisticated publication than current pop magazines. The magazine would focus on both established and up-and-coming pop artists through interviews, reviews, and charts. It would be published by a large company to ensure recognition and appeal to a wider audience beyond just teens. Color schemes and content styles are suggested to give the magazine a more mature tone than typical teen magazines. Feedback is requested on various aspects of the concept.
Case study - We Love Pop
The magazine We Love Pop was launched in 2011 and focuses on pop music and artists that are currently popular in the charts. It targets 13-15 year old girls and takes a gossipy approach to covering artists like One Direction and Justin Bieber through quizzes, posters, and interviews about their personal lives rather than their music. The magazine has a bright, bubbly visual style with many images and a casual tone to appeal to its young female audience. It has been successful, achieving healthy circulation figures and website traffic in its first two years.
Contents page and dps marked
This document analyzes the contents page and double page spread (DPS) of NME Magazine from November 2008 and 2011. It summarizes the key conventions used, including subheadings in boxes to label sections, a band index, a subscription box, colored drop capitals, pull quotes, and filling most of the DPS with an image of a featured artist. The document concludes that incorporating these conventions would help appeal to the target audience of a music magazine and increase readership based on theories of star appeal and genre expectations.
Preliminary Task and Planning
This document contains the planning and research for Elizabeth Plumb's music magazine project. It includes summaries of her preliminary front cover and contents page designs, research on music magazines and her target audiences, and research on the publishers of her magazines of inspiration, Q Magazine and We Love Pop. The document provides details on her design iterations based on feedback, research on magazine production processes and music magazine sales declines, and profiles of the target readers of Q Magazine and We Love Pop.
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.
Questionnaire
This document contains a questionnaire for a music magazine with questions about the respondent's demographics, preferences for magazine features, promotions that would persuade them to buy a magazine, impact of brand on choice, important topics to include, music genres ranked by appeal, expected price, number of magazines typically bought per month, preferences for front cover content, and favorite magazine brand. The questions cover topics like the respondent's age, magazine cover features that appeal most, promotions that would motivate a purchase, whether brand impacts choice, important topics to include, ranking of music genres by preference, expected price point, typical monthly purchases, and front cover preferences.
Preliminary task and planning & research
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A-Level Media Log Book
Jordan Brace created a music magazine for their school called SPC Magazine as a preliminary task. Their document outlines the 10 step process they took to create the front cover, including adding a banner, masthead, logo, website link, social media links, issue details, headlines, images and stories. It also describes the process of creating the contents page, including duplicating the masthead, adding features, an editorial box, stories, images and a byline. Jordan researched existing music magazines to understand conventions and target audiences to help design their own magazine.
Magazine research We Heart Pop
We Heart Pop is a weekly magazine launched in 2011 targeting 13-15 year old girls. It has a circulation of 115,000 and costs £2.99 per issue. The magazine focuses on pop music and includes content about fashion, makeup, gossip and more. It is supported by major companies and owned by ABC. Competitors include Bliss, Top of the Pops and Sugar. The magazine uses bright colors and images of popular artists to appeal to its young female readership.
Pitch
The document outlines a magazine pitch for a proposed monthly print magazine called "THE PITCH" focusing on indie music. Key details include:
- The title refers to both the musical term "pitch" and pitching content to readers.
- The magazine will cover all subgenres of indie music and associated culture.
- It will be published monthly to appeal to readers who prefer monthly magazines and ensure quality over quantity or outdated content.
- The cover price of £4.99 was selected to be affordable for the target middle-class audience and provide fair value for the monthly content.
College Magazine Research
The document summarizes the content and features typically found in four college magazines: Paper Doll Magazine for Girls, Ink Magazine, Oklahoma's College Crowd Magazine, and Backdrop Magazine. Key elements that most or all magazines include are letters from the editor, contents pages, main articles and feature articles, advertisements, and information on upcoming events, music acts, or attractions. The magazines also cover topics like fashion, reviews, quizzes, stories, photos, and advice columns.
Codes and conventions of magazines
This document discusses the codes and conventions used in magazine design. It provides examples of front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads and analyzes the typical design elements found in each section. These include using a consistent color scheme, medium close-up images that create direct address, mastheads and logos that are easy to recognize, and cover lines and headlines that draw attention and provide information about the magazine's contents. Across all sections, conventions like branding, typography, image placement and composition are used to engage readers and guide them through the magazine in an intuitive way.
LO3 Proposal
1) The document is a proposal for a print-based pop music magazine titled "E". It will feature an interview with Paloma Faith on the front cover and double page spread of the first issue.
2) The target audience is 15-30 year olds, especially females, and it will be released monthly to provide a higher quality of information and keep audiences interested with different content about music and artists each month.
3) Photoshop will be used to construct the magazine pages to make the images and design look professional and glossy.
Music Magazine Research
This document outlines research and a proposal for a new music magazine targeted at teenagers interested in hip hop music. Questionnaires found that most respondents were male, aged 16-18, and listened to artists like Drake, Kanye West, and Eminem. Existing magazines like Vibe, Teen Vogue, and We Love Pop were analyzed for their target audiences and conventions. Based on this research, the proposal is for a magazine called "Zone" focused on hip hop music. It will have bold white letters on the cover matching the artist's clothing color and feature one main artist per issue.
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AS Media Studies Log book
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3. Feedback was incorporated, changing the cover lines font to make the text more readable.
4. For the contents page, conventions from the front cover like the masthead were copied and pasted for consistency. Stories relevant to students were included.
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The document provides an overview of research tasks related to different sections in a music magazine, including interviews, reviews, and articles on various music-related topics. It lists 58 potential sections or articles that could be included in the magazine, covering a wide range of music genres and topics from interviews to reviews to charts.
Unit 14 lo1 will bekker - bss
The document provides layout sketches for the front cover and double page spread (DPS) of a music magazine called "Beat". The front cover sketch includes placements for the masthead, cover lines, brand identity, barcode, main cover line/image, pull quote, and subscribe link. The DPS sketch shows placements for the title, logo, main image, interview text, pull quote, additional photos, and social media links. Reference is made to conventions and inspirations from other magazines. The preferred layouts are selected for meeting conventions while keeping the design simple and focused on content.
Unit 14 lo1 will bekker - bss
The document provides layout sketches for the front cover and double page spread (DPS) of a music magazine called "Beat". The front cover sketch includes placements for the masthead, cover lines, brand identity, barcode, main cover line/image, pull quote, and subscribe link. The DPS sketch shows placements for the title, logo, main image, interview text, pull quote, additional photos, and social media links. Reference is made to conventions and inspirations from other magazines. The preferred layouts are selected for meeting conventions while keeping the design simple and focused on content.
Magazine key concepts
Music magazines aim their content at passionate music fans who enjoy learning about their favorite genres and artists. They provide news, in-depth articles, and social media connections to help readers explore the music industry. Magazines represent different genres in style-appropriate ways through fonts, images, and clothing. They make money through advertisements tailored to their target audiences as well as magazine sales, subscriptions, and promotional efforts. Standard codes and conventions across music magazines include mastheads, covers, contents pages, article layouts, and consistent color schemes.
Evalution
The document summarizes the key things the author learned from constructing their media product, a music magazine. They learned about:
1) Design conventions for magazine covers, contents pages, and spreads from researching real magazines.
2) The importance of audience research to understand what would attract their target readership.
3) Digital skills like using Photoshop, InDesign, and iMovie to design, edit photos and record audio for the magazine.
4) The value of planning, research, and understanding conventions before beginning a media project.
Media studies as
The document summarizes a student's media studies foundation portfolio project to create a print music magazine targeted at Christian teens aged 16-25. The student followed conventions of real magazines in their product, such as using a catchy title, cover image, and contents page. They aimed to innovate by focusing on a niche Christian music genre. Feedback from their target audience helped them refine their magazine to be more engaging and appealing to readers.
Media studies as
The document summarizes a student's media studies foundation portfolio project to create a print music magazine targeted at Christian teens aged 16-25. The student followed conventions of real magazines in their product, such as using a catchy title, cover image, and contents page. They aimed to innovate by focusing on a niche Christian music genre. Feedback from their target audience helped them refine their magazine to be more engaging and appealing to readers.
Question one
The document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It follows many conventions such as placing the masthead in the top right corner and using plain colors. However, it challenges conventions by using more mature colors for the masthead and images that portray artists as serious rather than always smiling. While maintaining a chatty tone, it uses more formal language than magazines for younger audiences. Fonts and layouts are similar to other magazines but content and some visuals are adapted to better suit an older, 16-20 year old audience. Overall, the media product develops conventions to match its genre but subtly challenges stereotypes to portray a different view of artists.
Media studies as
The student created a print music magazine targeted towards Christian teens aged 16-25. To make the magazine appealing to its niche audience, it followed conventions of real magazines, such as using celebrities on the cover and colorful layouts, while adding some unique elements. The student used various technologies like InDesign, Photoshop and social media to construct and gather feedback on the magazine. The final product showed improvements over preliminary versions through more polished editing and layouts.
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- 1. A Capella
- 2. Front Cover Masthead Conventional Exotic Buzz word Direct mode of address Consistent colour scheme Main cover line Date & Price Website
- 3. Contents Page Date Consistent Colour Scheme Headlines from the cover Headline and page number Image , Page number and a short description What else is in the magazine Contact the magazine Little note from the editor Magazine logo
- 4. Double page Main image Constant Colour Scheme Question Direct mode of address Answer Magazine logo Quote A Short description about the person featured People behind it all
- 6. Female
- 7. Girly
- 8. Fashionable
- 11. Target Audience Always listens to music Like pop music Often reads magazine 15-19 Outgoing Young followers of pop and hip hop culture Fashionable Likes to spend time with friends Likes reading magazines Flirty Fun
- 12. Attracting the Audience What attracts the audience ?
- 13. What I have learnt Blogger Photoshop
- 14. What I have learnt Final Product Ancillary Project More Professional More Eye Catching More Interesting
Editor's Notes
- My name is jessicawallwork and this is my magazine evaluation
- How is my magazine conventional well...On the cover the masthead stands out and is at the top of the page the main image using direct mode of address that immediately grabs your attention. The main cover line is large and links with the image. There is a consistent colour scheme pink white and grey colours that go well together and is easy on the eye. I have used buzz words such as exclusive to pull the reader in. And in the bottom corner there is the barcode the date the price and the website which is tightly tucked away because these are not as important and has no influence on the readers decision to buy the magazine.
- On my contents page i have used a neat column on the left third. There are the stories from the cover in one column and other stories featured in the magazine on another cover so that if the reader has seen a story they like on the cover they can easily find it. I have also used images on the contents which relate to the captions next to them. I have also included a little note from the editor just to say thank you to buying the magazine and that its the first ever issue.
- On my double page i have split the page into 2 with a large image on the left with a caption and the interview on the right and a little introduction. i have layered my interview into 3 columns to make it look more neat and the introduction is placed above the columns and is highlighted pink to make it stand out.
- I would aim my magazine at older teenagers such as 15-19 year old girls. They have a girly and sophisticated sense of fashion. They have a part time job so they have disposable income. They like to listen to music that are in the charts such as Rhianna, Nickiminaj, Black eyed peas.
- WWMD HAS WORKED WITH POPULAR MUSIC MAGAZINES SUCH AS VIBE AND BILLBOARD WHICH ARE SIMULAR TO A CAPELLA. THIS IS WHY I WOULD CHOOSE WWMD TO DISTRUBUT MY MAGAZINE they have over 3 and a half thousand magazine just in the uk
- Beforei made my magazine i did some research in order to find out what i should include in my magazine to target my audience. I found out that pop was the most popular genre of music and was closely followed by R&b so i decided to base my magazine on both pop and R&B so that my magazine would appeal to a larger audience.
- Take one serious looking face this will attract the audience with the use of direct mode for address add catchy title because its easy to remember and throw in a funky background to make the magazine stand out from others heavily layer the left third so that when it is in shops the audience will see the cover lines add a few more story lines and do some tweaking to make the magazine more interesting. There’s frankiesandfod reading my magazine
- Before I did this product I had no Photoshop experience at all! Now I know how to manipulate images By liquefying bloating and plucking and that you can change the brightness and contrast to get the lighting right to make the photo look more professional. I also learnt how to manage a blog i can now upload new posts and change the templates and make it easier to look at my work.
- My ancillary project was just plain the masthead didn’t stand out there's no main cover line the colour scheme was boring the images aren't manipulated and not cut out right. Just nothing stands out and makes you want to buy it. However my final product the masthead is large and embevelled to make it stand out the eyes on the model stand out and catches the readers eye by the use of direct mode of address there is a main cover line that links with the image and overall it just looks more professional.