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The magazine uses direct address to make readers feel like the featured people or bands are speaking directly to them, drawing the audience in. A bold red, white, and black color scheme is used to signal that it is a rock magazine, as research found those colors are most associated with rock. While the people featured are young, appealing to a younger audience, some elements like features on Dave Grohl and Kurt Cobain could attract an older audience familiar with them.
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The magazine will focus on the genre of chill-out music, featuring upcoming artists, new songs, and music events. It will target internet users who discover new music on platforms like Soundcloud and Spotify, mainly younger people between teens and late thirties. The magazine will cover several subgenres including tropical house, chill-out, chill-step, deep house, ambient, garage, lounge and UK bass. Its unique selling point will be a partnership with the popular YouTube music channel Majestic Casual, sharing its branding and promoting the magazine to over 1.5 million subscribers. The proposed name for the magazine is 'Majestic Casual' to attract the channel's audience.
QUESTION 5
The document discusses how the author attracted their audience to their magazine through design elements like color scheme, fonts, and photography. Specifically:
1) The author used a blue, white, and black color scheme for the magazine masthead and cover that was unique and eye-catching.
2) A simple Arial Black font was used for readability throughout the magazine.
3) Photographs of a model in a relaxed, mid-shot pose in black and white helped fit the magazine's style and genre.
4) Informal language like acronyms in the title and a mix of formal and informal elements in the writing appealed to the target youth audience.
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3) Photoshop will be used to design the front cover and double page spread, taking advantage of tools like the ruler to organize content neatly. Red, black, and white colors are chosen to represent classic music.
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4) A guitar as a prop showing the subject playing a popular musical instrument and representing different music genres.
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Evaluation question 5
- 1. Q5. How do you attract/address your audience? In my magazine I have used a lot of direct address so it draws the audience in by making them feel like the person or band featured is looking directly at them. By using a bold red, white and black colour scheme I have made it more obvious to the audience that it is a rock magazine because I conducted research before I started to produce my magazine and the majority of people said the three colours they would associate with rock are the ones I have used, addressing it to an audience interested in rock. The people who I have used in my magazine are fairly young so I would expect this to address a younger audience but there are elements of my magazine that appeal to an older audience for example some of the feature content and regulars like I have a Dave Grohl feature about Kurt Cobain both of whom are from before a young audience’s era so it would attract an older audience.