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The document discusses the design conventions used in the creation of a magazine for metal/rock music fans. It describes the layout of the front cover, contents page, and a double-page spread. The target audience is identified as metalheads who enjoy loud music and associating with metal and rock genres through clothing and hairstyles. Feedback indicates the magazine could be sold in music stores and some newsagents/post offices.
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Practice pitch
Rockstop magazine aims to provide information about rock artists and bands to fans. It will feature a Q&A with an artist, and a section on classic 1980s rock bands. The target audience is white British males aged 20-25 and 35-40. Resources needed include a camera, computer, costumes/props, and Photoshop for editing photos and layout. Personnel required are a photographer, editor, graphic designer, and printing company. The magazine will be distributed in stores, online for download, and promoted via social media, online ads, billboards, and transit ads.
Statement of intent
Bethany Holman intends to create two convergent media products for her media studies brief. Her first product will be an entertainment magazine called "Replay" that focuses on different music genres with each monthly issue. Her second product will be a website to complement the magazine. The website and magazine will be linked through competitions that can only be entered on the website and articles providing behind-the-scenes insight into the magazine's production and interviews. This convergence is meant to build engagement between readers and the magazine in the digital age.
Media evaluation
My media product uses conventions of Kerrang! magazine, including a punk rock style layout and text. The front cover features a close-up band image like punk magazines. Double page spreads focus on bands with backstories. The dark theme with blue and white headings maintains consistency across pieces. Bauer Media Group could distribute it as they produce Kerrang! magazine. The target audience is males and females aged 16-21 interested in punk bands like Paramore and Fall Out Boy. Images aim to attract this audience by reflecting punk themes of anarchy and anti-conformity through industrial, distorted styles.
Updated pitch - final
This proposal is for a genre-based magazine focused on rock and roll music from the 1940s-1950s. The magazine will entertain and educate readers in North London about the history and artists of this genre. It will be targeted towards readers aged 13-70. The magazine will be available both in print and online, with the print version costing £4.99 and including AR/QR codes linking to additional content. A key unique selling point is the use of AR scanners to display artist avatars. The magazine will be distributed locally in North London and marketed through billboards, social media ads, and word of mouth.
Publication plan
Hayley Bates plans to publish a weekly rock and metal magazine titled "Collision". It will include gig reviews, interviews, album reviews and news about popular rock/metal artists. The magazine is aimed at 16-30 year olds and will be distributed weekly with an annual subscription price of £80 or £2.50 per issue. The magazine will have a similar design to Kerrang and use bold red, yellow and black colors on the front cover and spreads to appeal to the rock genre audience.
Practice pitch new
This document outlines a proposal for a rock music magazine targeting fans in North London. The magazine will provide information about rock artists, have interviews and reviews. It will partner with The Underworld venue to promote concerts. Each issue will include a vinyl record, Spotify playlist and tribute to classic rock bands. The magazine will be distributed in shops and online, and promoted on social media and around universities and Camden Market. The target audiences are males aged 20-25 and females 35-40. It will require a photographer, editor, graphic designer and printer to produce the monthly magazine issues.
Questionnaire results
This document summarizes research conducted to inform the design of a rock music magazine. It shows that:
1) The target audience is mostly male, aged 16-21 and 25+, with interests in interviews, upcoming music events, and photo shoots.
2) People are most encouraged to read the magazine by images and artist/band features, with interesting stories also appealing.
3) A black and white color scheme with one brighter color like red or blue is preferred, along with a mixture of serif and sans serif fonts styled conventionally for rock magazines.
Magazine planning
The proposed magazine will focus on rock music and target men aged 16-26. It will take inspiration from Kerrang magazine in focusing on rock. The masthead will use bold, eye-catching letters and an attention-grabbing color scheme. The contents page will summarize what each page covers and include artist photos, social media details, and subscription information. The front cover will feature a large dominant image to attract the target audience. Representations of artists in the magazine will depict them looking like authentic rock stars through clothing, hair, and posing with instruments.
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Practice pitch
Rockstop magazine aims to provide information about rock artists and bands to fans. It will feature a Q&A with an artist, and a section on classic 1980s rock bands. The target audience is white British males aged 20-25 and 35-40. Resources needed include a camera, computer, costumes/props, and Photoshop for editing photos and layout. Personnel required are a photographer, editor, graphic designer, and printing company. The magazine will be distributed in stores, online for download, and promoted via social media, online ads, billboards, and transit ads.
Statement of intent
Bethany Holman intends to create two convergent media products for her media studies brief. Her first product will be an entertainment magazine called "Replay" that focuses on different music genres with each monthly issue. Her second product will be a website to complement the magazine. The website and magazine will be linked through competitions that can only be entered on the website and articles providing behind-the-scenes insight into the magazine's production and interviews. This convergence is meant to build engagement between readers and the magazine in the digital age.
Media evaluation
My media product uses conventions of Kerrang! magazine, including a punk rock style layout and text. The front cover features a close-up band image like punk magazines. Double page spreads focus on bands with backstories. The dark theme with blue and white headings maintains consistency across pieces. Bauer Media Group could distribute it as they produce Kerrang! magazine. The target audience is males and females aged 16-21 interested in punk bands like Paramore and Fall Out Boy. Images aim to attract this audience by reflecting punk themes of anarchy and anti-conformity through industrial, distorted styles.
Updated pitch - final
This proposal is for a genre-based magazine focused on rock and roll music from the 1940s-1950s. The magazine will entertain and educate readers in North London about the history and artists of this genre. It will be targeted towards readers aged 13-70. The magazine will be available both in print and online, with the print version costing £4.99 and including AR/QR codes linking to additional content. A key unique selling point is the use of AR scanners to display artist avatars. The magazine will be distributed locally in North London and marketed through billboards, social media ads, and word of mouth.
Publication plan
Hayley Bates plans to publish a weekly rock and metal magazine titled "Collision". It will include gig reviews, interviews, album reviews and news about popular rock/metal artists. The magazine is aimed at 16-30 year olds and will be distributed weekly with an annual subscription price of £80 or £2.50 per issue. The magazine will have a similar design to Kerrang and use bold red, yellow and black colors on the front cover and spreads to appeal to the rock genre audience.
Practice pitch new
This document outlines a proposal for a rock music magazine targeting fans in North London. The magazine will provide information about rock artists, have interviews and reviews. It will partner with The Underworld venue to promote concerts. Each issue will include a vinyl record, Spotify playlist and tribute to classic rock bands. The magazine will be distributed in shops and online, and promoted on social media and around universities and Camden Market. The target audiences are males aged 20-25 and females 35-40. It will require a photographer, editor, graphic designer and printer to produce the monthly magazine issues.
Questionnaire results
This document summarizes research conducted to inform the design of a rock music magazine. It shows that:
1) The target audience is mostly male, aged 16-21 and 25+, with interests in interviews, upcoming music events, and photo shoots.
2) People are most encouraged to read the magazine by images and artist/band features, with interesting stories also appealing.
3) A black and white color scheme with one brighter color like red or blue is preferred, along with a mixture of serif and sans serif fonts styled conventionally for rock magazines.
Magazine planning
The proposed magazine will focus on rock music and target men aged 16-26. It will take inspiration from Kerrang magazine in focusing on rock. The masthead will use bold, eye-catching letters and an attention-grabbing color scheme. The contents page will summarize what each page covers and include artist photos, social media details, and subscription information. The front cover will feature a large dominant image to attract the target audience. Representations of artists in the magazine will depict them looking like authentic rock stars through clothing, hair, and posing with instruments.
Magazine planning
The document outlines plans for a new rock music magazine, including targeting 16-26 year old males, featuring articles on new bands, concerts, and artists as well as subscription information. Color schemes, potential names, and promotional methods like social media, websites, television, and other magazines are discussed. Photoshoot ideas include using dark clothing, tattoos, and music instruments to represent the rock genre.
Eval question coursework
The media product is a magazine that uses some conventions of real magazines but also challenges some conventions. It places the masthead at the bottom of the cover instead of the top to be unique. Cover lines are on the left side of the photo like typical magazines. The photo is a medium close-up shot. However, the artist looks away instead of direct gaze. The colors black and red are used to represent the dark themes of rock music and the passion and energy of the independent female artist.
UNIT 13 LO3
This document contains details of a student's plans and proposals for a print-based music magazine called "Klashed". It includes slide decks outlining two initial magazine ideas and proposals, with details on masthead designs, target demographics, photography plans, color schemes, and font styles. It also includes mind maps, hand-drawn drafts of magazine covers and spreads, test photography, and the final designs for the magazine masthead, cover, and sample article spread. The student aims to position the magazine as a competitor to the market leader "Kerrang!" magazine by mimicking aspects of its style and format.
Task 13 pitch to bauer media group
The document is a pitch for a new rock music magazine to Bauer Media Group, the publisher of Kerrang magazine. The proposed magazine would focus on the rock music genre, which has one of the biggest audiences in the music business. It would use loud fonts, close images, and a clean layout with bold text to attract readers' attention on store shelves. The magazine would be printed in black and red with a red and black masthead to make it stand out. The target audience would be teenagers and young adults aged 15-25, with equal representation of male and female readers. The content would include artist interviews, chart information, and a section on iconic rock artists of the past.
Evaluation Question 4
The document contains profiles for three 16-year-old males that include their gender, age, sexual orientation, relationship status, habits, employment status, likes, dislikes, political affiliations, musical interests, and aspirations. The profiles are similar except for variations in relationship status, habits, likes, and musical interests.
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The contents of my magazine
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Why have you chosen this genre
The author has chosen to create a rock music magazine for several reasons:
- Rock has many subgenres that could appeal to a wide audience. Feedback from people indicated interest in rock music.
- A niche rock magazine is better for a first-time publication, allowing the author to evaluate the magazine and get feedback without targeting a mass audience.
- A rock magazine would be more focused and efficient to produce, as the genre has established styles involving dark colors and minimal props or makeup.
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- Masthead name ideas include "The Unseen," "Staying Dope," and "Beats by Dolan" to reference hip hop albums and culture.
- Images are proposed to portray African/American fashion and personalities suited for the front cover.
- Social media links will be included to engage readers across Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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Question 5
To attract the target rock and metal music magazine audience, the author conducted extensive research into the genre and its fans. As a fan themselves, the author understood the style and design elements appreciated by the audience. The magazine appeals to a wide age range of fans by mentioning both newer and classic bands. It also uses common codes like referencing a variety of rock and metal subgenres from mainstream to obscure bands. The magazine establishes its identity through a genre-inspired font style evoking different eras of rock and metal music to attract fans across the spectrum.
1. research f
The magazines researched target different audience demographics. Kerrang targets a younger audience interested in punk and alternative music. It uses casual writing and includes free posters. Mojo targets an older audience with more established music tastes. It focuses on classic artists. Q targets the widest range of ages and musical interests but lacks a consistent visual identity across issues. Common features included bold color schemes, photography focuses, and double page spreads for major stories.
Fliside
This document summarizes feedback from the target audience of a proposed rock music magazine. The target audience is teenagers aged 16-17 who want:
- Aggressive colors and bold statements on the cover
- Large, bold fonts and prominent artist images
- A relaxed writing style that is between a pop and intellectual magazine
- Covers featuring dark colors, informal style, and images/fonts that convey attitude
- Music news from rock and other genres like pop, indie, and rap
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Eval question coursework
The media product is a magazine that uses some conventions of real magazines but also challenges some conventions. It places the masthead at the bottom of the cover instead of the top to be unique. Cover lines are on the left side of the photo like typical magazines. The photo is a medium close-up shot. However, the artist looks away instead of direct gaze. The colors black and red are used to represent the dark themes of rock music and the passion and energy of the independent female artist.
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This document contains details of a student's plans and proposals for a print-based music magazine called "Klashed". It includes slide decks outlining two initial magazine ideas and proposals, with details on masthead designs, target demographics, photography plans, color schemes, and font styles. It also includes mind maps, hand-drawn drafts of magazine covers and spreads, test photography, and the final designs for the magazine masthead, cover, and sample article spread. The student aims to position the magazine as a competitor to the market leader "Kerrang!" magazine by mimicking aspects of its style and format.
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The document is a pitch for a new rock music magazine to Bauer Media Group, the publisher of Kerrang magazine. The proposed magazine would focus on the rock music genre, which has one of the biggest audiences in the music business. It would use loud fonts, close images, and a clean layout with bold text to attract readers' attention on store shelves. The magazine would be printed in black and red with a red and black masthead to make it stand out. The target audience would be teenagers and young adults aged 15-25, with equal representation of male and female readers. The content would include artist interviews, chart information, and a section on iconic rock artists of the past.
Evaluation Question 4
The document contains profiles for three 16-year-old males that include their gender, age, sexual orientation, relationship status, habits, employment status, likes, dislikes, political affiliations, musical interests, and aspirations. The profiles are similar except for variations in relationship status, habits, likes, and musical interests.
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The document discusses how the media product presents social groups. It notes that the magazine targets teenage males as they make up the majority of fans of underground music genres like hip hop. While hip hop appeals more to males, the photos have a moody style associated with underground music. The articles challenge stereotypes by positively portraying artists gaining mainstream popularity from underground scenes. This helps emerging artists get recognition and underground music reach larger audiences.
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magazine proposal
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Magazine proposal
The proposed magazine is called ORIGIN and will focus on RnB and soul music genres. It will include subgenres like urban, hip hop, funk, jazz, and modern soul. Artists featured will be contemporary American artists like Alicia Keys and Beyoncé as well as UK artists like Amy Winehouse and Adele. The magazine will have exclusive interviews, charts, album reviews, and coverage of up-and-coming artists. It will be published bimonthly and will be influenced by the color schemes and layouts of B&S and Q magazines. The target audience is African American and diverse youth aged 16-26.
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The contents of my magazine
The document provides an overview of the contents that will be included in a magazine about rock music. It describes that the contents page will list section headings and page numbers to help readers navigate. Main sections will include interviews with 3 artists, including a double-page spread of the cover artist, a rock charts page ranking popular artists, and a humorous guide on how to become a rock icon. Other sections will cover upcoming events, a competition to meet an artist, contests to win prizes, posters, and advertisements.
Why have you chosen this genre
The author has chosen to create a rock music magazine for several reasons:
- Rock has many subgenres that could appeal to a wide audience. Feedback from people indicated interest in rock music.
- A niche rock magazine is better for a first-time publication, allowing the author to evaluate the magazine and get feedback without targeting a mass audience.
- A rock magazine would be more focused and efficient to produce, as the genre has established styles involving dark colors and minimal props or makeup.
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This document provides information for designing a hip hop magazine, including ideas for the front cover, masthead, color schemes, and more. Some key points:
- Black and red is proposed as the main color scheme, inspired by XXL magazine. Other ideas include black/white, black/gold, and white/gold.
- Masthead name ideas include "The Unseen," "Staying Dope," and "Beats by Dolan" to reference hip hop albums and culture.
- Images are proposed to portray African/American fashion and personalities suited for the front cover.
- Social media links will be included to engage readers across Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
- The
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The magazine proposal outlines plans for a bi-weekly magazine called UNPLUGGED focused on rock and metal music genres. It will be published by Egmont Publishing and target males aged 15-24. The magazine will include articles on upcoming releases, reviews, and industry issues as well as profiles of pop punk, J-rock, power metal, and alternative bands both international and British. It will be distributed both physically and digitally, with an online presence and streaming content. The design will feature a black cover with red text and utilize specific fonts for the title, body text, and subheadings.
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This document outlines a proposal for a new hip hop magazine called "Shout Out" that would serve as a guide for up-and-coming artists in North London. The magazine would be published monthly with a price of £4.50 per issue and annual subscriptions for £45. It would feature articles, interviews, and photographs related to hip hop music and culture. The target audience is 17-23 year olds in North London who enjoy hip hop. Resources needed include design software, equipment, and personnel such as an editor, writer, and photographer. Potential issues that could arise include legal problems with fact-checking and ethical issues with censoring inappropriate content.
Question 5
To attract the target rock and metal music magazine audience, the author conducted extensive research into the genre and its fans. As a fan themselves, the author understood the style and design elements appreciated by the audience. The magazine appeals to a wide age range of fans by mentioning both newer and classic bands. It also uses common codes like referencing a variety of rock and metal subgenres from mainstream to obscure bands. The magazine establishes its identity through a genre-inspired font style evoking different eras of rock and metal music to attract fans across the spectrum.
1. research f
The magazines researched target different audience demographics. Kerrang targets a younger audience interested in punk and alternative music. It uses casual writing and includes free posters. Mojo targets an older audience with more established music tastes. It focuses on classic artists. Q targets the widest range of ages and musical interests but lacks a consistent visual identity across issues. Common features included bold color schemes, photography focuses, and double page spreads for major stories.
Fliside
This document summarizes feedback from the target audience of a proposed rock music magazine. The target audience is teenagers aged 16-17 who want:
- Aggressive colors and bold statements on the cover
- Large, bold fonts and prominent artist images
- A relaxed writing style that is between a pop and intellectual magazine
- Covers featuring dark colors, informal style, and images/fonts that convey attitude
- Music news from rock and other genres like pop, indie, and rap
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The document discusses the purpose of music videos and provides several examples. Music videos can tell a story that promotes a band's song or album, as seen in the two-part video by Trivium that continued a narrative across both songs. Music videos can also promote films, like the one by Chris Cornell that featured scenes from the James Bond film Casino Royale while also promoting his single. Music videos may also bring awareness to issues, as Linkin Park's video did by depicting various world problems. Finally, the document notes that music videos impact sales by exposing viewers to songs and driving purchases of digital downloads and CDs, as well as generating revenue for record labels.
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The document compares the contents pages of three music magazines - Kerrang, Metal Hammer, and NME.
Kerrang splits images and text between the top and bottom halves. Metal Hammer splits images and text vertically, with images on the right. NME hugs article listings to the left with one large image and subscription ad taking up most of the page.
While Kerrang and Metal Hammer have similar contents styles as weekly and monthly rock magazines, NME stands out with its single large image, abbreviated alphabetical article listings, and focus on style over reused photos.
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- 2. • In what ways does your media product use develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products ? • FRONT COVER • Skyline - EXCLUSIVE • Big eye catching mast head • Slogo.. • Cover lines – all in the left third because that’s what you are more likely to see in the shop. • Date line / price / barcode • Splats, house style..
- 3. • In what ways does your media product use develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products ? (cont.) • CONTENTS PAGE • Well laid out page number listings, in ascending order. • BIG clear title. • Page number.. • Splats – House Style
- 4. • In what ways does your media product use develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products ? (cont.) • DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD • Synergy between the title and the typeface on the CD cover. • Again continuation of house style - splats.. • Laid out, easy to read and un-formal text. • Photography – The band prefer to keep as anonymous as possible keeping the focus on the music, and as you can see the drum is in the foreground and in focus..
- 5. • How does your media product represent particular social groups? / Who would the audience for your media product be ? My magazine includes famous Metal/Rock bands such as Slipknot, Korn and Rammstien which appeal to my desired target audience. Metal heads are notorious for loving their LOUD music to the extreme, so much as to feel the need to beat the living day lights out of each other in mosh pits ! They have lots of associations with the Metal (obviously) and Rock genre’s. They wear lots of black, lots of studs and usually have long hair. (see picture ^)
- 6. • I tend to agree with this comment, and I particularly like my double page spread photo. • But towards this I have to disagree, as I think red black and white are perfect for a Metal/Rock magazine. Although my DPS is slightly garish, I only did that to produce synergies between it and the band’s CD cover. •These are my mood boards of my favourite bands, inspirational magazines and type fonts that I liked from browsing daFont.com. • Consistently they are rough and grimy with the same general colour scheme.
- 7. 85.7% said they could imagine my magazine being sold in HMV and other specialist music shops.. ..and 50.0% said in newsagents and/or post offices. • I agree with these statements, as I have seen many less well known magazines sold from the shelves of small post offices and newsagents. • But I could also imagine seeing it on the shelf in HMV or another dedicated music store. • I guess it would be a good idea to also advertise on Kerrang! And Skuzz T.V. as they generally play Metal/Rock music. Also, I would have to make sure that it was distributed by the likes of well known distributors of the likes of IPC and Bower.
- 8. • Using photo shop was an interesting experience, from being an amateur to being able to produce a magazine within 4 or 5 months is an achievement in itself ! • Strokes are a godsend, so easy to use: two quick clicks, choose your colour and your away !
- 9. • Before this project, I had used Serrif Draw which basically has the same concept of layers, so it was reasuring that photoshop had them too. They are so simple, it’s the case of “drag and drop” ! • The learning curve was enormous, pretty much straight away I was bombarded with: “free tansform”, how to design text, how to print screen, how to chage the gamma, the radiation and the lightness of a picture.
- 10. • First of all was my CD cover, this was very experimental with hap- hazard opportunistic photography. I could do better a job if I had had the skills with photo shop and/or a camera that I have now. • And my college magazine shows the progression in my skills. • I found a way to change the background of the image into black and white using layers which I think looks cool. But at that point I was still “stroke crazy” !