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Emily's proposal for a magazine about mainstream indie artists will allow her to include a large amount of content and appeal to a broader audience. While lowering the target age range could increase sales, it may limit content if younger readers cannot afford the magazine. The magazine's layout, which includes a front cover, contents page, and feature article, mimics an existing successful format. Ensuring the magazine is honest and releasing it monthly will help build trust and provide sufficient material to keep readers interested. If Emily implements her proposal, she will likely create a successful music magazine.
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Proposal feedback
The reviewer provides feedback on Susana's magazine proposal in three parts:
1. Susana's focus on rock artists will give her a large target audience and plenty of content due to the mainstream popularity and experiences of well-known artists.
2. Susana has chosen an effective magazine layout that is organized and will allow her to cover a lot of interesting content.
3. Key strengths are that the magazine will be trustworthy and honest, include social media engagement, and publish monthly to keep audiences interested.
Survey monkey result
The document discusses the results of a survey about magazine preferences. It summarizes that while many people preferred a pop style magazine, the target audience was younger and would prefer rock. The creator still plans to make a rock magazine because they believe the audience will like something different. The survey also showed exclusives are important to grab attention. Respondents preferred meeting artists over autographs. Preferences were shown for how to receive news and buying the magazine in stores. The audience preferred established over breakthrough artists and a monthly rather than weekly schedule.
Vinyl
This document provides details on the design, house style, target audience, and publishing plans for a proposed vinyl and R&B music magazine. The magazine will target 16-39 year old females and feature photos taken by the author alongside music news and gossip. It will have a sophisticated but subtle design with a left-aligned masthead and use of pastel colors and fonts like Cambria and Ariel to appear high-end. The monthly magazine plans to cost £2.99 per issue and be published by Time Inc., a company experienced in women's magazines that also enables digital and multimedia platforms.
Top of the pops
The magazine cover targets teenage girls. It uses a bright pink masthead and feminine fonts and colors to appeal to its target demographic. The main image is of Cheryl Cole, who is a role model for many teenage girls and draws the reader's eye. Additional cover lines feature celebrities like Justin Bieber that teenage girls are interested in reading more about. The high key lighting and Cole's innocent appearance further connects to the magazine's young female audience.
'TOTP' contents page analysis.
This document provides an analysis of the contents page of a magazine targeted at pre-teen girls. The summary analyzes several aspects of the contents page design and layout, including the use of feminine colors, a cluttered design, inclusion of the front cover image, and advertising from seasonal retailers. It also examines elements like a personal note from the writer, values listed by the magazine, symmetrical celebrity images, and photos of the producers with celebrities to make readers feel like part of the community. The analysis provides insights into the target audience and some design aspects that could inform the creation of a music-focused magazine.
Proposal feedback
Alisha proposed creating an indie music magazine. The reviewer believes this niche focus on indie artists will give her a large target audience and plenty of content due to the success and activities of the featured bands. Her proposed layout mimicking a successful magazine's style makes the magazine look professional and easy to read. Key strengths are presenting honest opinions to build trust and releasing monthly to maintain audience interest in high quality content. Overall the proposal shows Alisha can create a fun, reliable magazine with diverse music industry coverage.
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a new music magazine - people aged 18-35 who enjoy socializing, social media, concerts and festivals. This age group has disposable income and interests aligned with genres like rap, R&B and hip hop that are commonly played loudly at clubs and bars. The magazine's style and featured artist were designed to appeal to and match the interests of this target audience.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the magazine is primarily 18-30 year olds interested in clubbing and music festivals. Originally intended to attract more men, the magazine aims to appeal equally to both men and women through the use of a female model on the cover. Focus groups revealed the target age range, as those under 18 cannot legally attend clubs or festivals discussed in the magazine. The informal, chatty tone and references to specific music festivals and clubs aim to engage readers in this demographic interested in nightlife and music events.
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Proposal feedback
The reviewer provides feedback on Susana's magazine proposal in three parts:
1. Susana's focus on rock artists will give her a large target audience and plenty of content due to the mainstream popularity and experiences of well-known artists.
2. Susana has chosen an effective magazine layout that is organized and will allow her to cover a lot of interesting content.
3. Key strengths are that the magazine will be trustworthy and honest, include social media engagement, and publish monthly to keep audiences interested.
Survey monkey result
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Vinyl
This document provides details on the design, house style, target audience, and publishing plans for a proposed vinyl and R&B music magazine. The magazine will target 16-39 year old females and feature photos taken by the author alongside music news and gossip. It will have a sophisticated but subtle design with a left-aligned masthead and use of pastel colors and fonts like Cambria and Ariel to appear high-end. The monthly magazine plans to cost £2.99 per issue and be published by Time Inc., a company experienced in women's magazines that also enables digital and multimedia platforms.
Top of the pops
The magazine cover targets teenage girls. It uses a bright pink masthead and feminine fonts and colors to appeal to its target demographic. The main image is of Cheryl Cole, who is a role model for many teenage girls and draws the reader's eye. Additional cover lines feature celebrities like Justin Bieber that teenage girls are interested in reading more about. The high key lighting and Cole's innocent appearance further connects to the magazine's young female audience.
'TOTP' contents page analysis.
This document provides an analysis of the contents page of a magazine targeted at pre-teen girls. The summary analyzes several aspects of the contents page design and layout, including the use of feminine colors, a cluttered design, inclusion of the front cover image, and advertising from seasonal retailers. It also examines elements like a personal note from the writer, values listed by the magazine, symmetrical celebrity images, and photos of the producers with celebrities to make readers feel like part of the community. The analysis provides insights into the target audience and some design aspects that could inform the creation of a music-focused magazine.
Proposal feedback
Alisha proposed creating an indie music magazine. The reviewer believes this niche focus on indie artists will give her a large target audience and plenty of content due to the success and activities of the featured bands. Her proposed layout mimicking a successful magazine's style makes the magazine look professional and easy to read. Key strengths are presenting honest opinions to build trust and releasing monthly to maintain audience interest in high quality content. Overall the proposal shows Alisha can create a fun, reliable magazine with diverse music industry coverage.
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a new music magazine - people aged 18-35 who enjoy socializing, social media, concerts and festivals. This age group has disposable income and interests aligned with genres like rap, R&B and hip hop that are commonly played loudly at clubs and bars. The magazine's style and featured artist were designed to appeal to and match the interests of this target audience.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the magazine is primarily 18-30 year olds interested in clubbing and music festivals. Originally intended to attract more men, the magazine aims to appeal equally to both men and women through the use of a female model on the cover. Focus groups revealed the target age range, as those under 18 cannot legally attend clubs or festivals discussed in the magazine. The informal, chatty tone and references to specific music festivals and clubs aim to engage readers in this demographic interested in nightlife and music events.
Magazine research
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Promotional methods
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Magazine proposal
The document outlines initial ideas for a magazine targeted at girls ages 10-14. It will be called "girl behaviour" and focus on topics of interest like celebrities, fashion, music, and gossip. The magazine will use informal language and bright colors to appeal to its young audience. The cover will feature a close-up photo of an upcoming celebrity and include a competition to attract buyers. The contents page will list popular stories prominently with fancy pink and yellow writing and small photos. Some interior pages will have a split layout with text on one side and a large image on the other to vary the design. All celebrity photos will be highly edited to look attractive and give the impression they were taken specially for the magazine.
Task 1
The document contains interviews from three students - Lorrain, Jacob, and Jess - about their opinions on a music magazine prototype called "Vinyl". Overall, they provide positive feedback on the magazine's title, cover design, interviews, competitions, and relevance for their target age group. However, they note some areas for improvement such as making the color scheme and fonts more consistent throughout and reducing the large font size used on the double page spread.
Proposal
1) The document proposes a new music magazine with an indie theme that will be organized and professional.
2) The target audience is teenagers and young adults who are interested in celebrities, music artists like Rihanna and Beyoncé, and the latest gossip in the music industry.
3) To make the magazine competitive and appealing to readers, it will include personal details about how music makes people feel and what songs mean to artists, beyond just statistics and gossip about celebrities.
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Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience in their music magazine. They used direct address to make the magazine personal. They featured eye contact on the cover to engage readers and persuade them to purchase it. The author also made the magazine's logo big and bold and in a contrasting color to attract attention and signal that free items were included to incentivize purchase. The cover lines provided up-to-date artist information and cliffhanger teasers to generate reader interest. Bright yellow and grey colors made the magazine stand out on shelves compared to competitors.
Contents page analysis
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Top of the Pops analysis
The document analyzes the style, layout, and design elements of a magazine cover and contents page. Some key points:
1) The magazine's target audience is young girls, as indicated by the use of pink, bubbly fonts, and articles about boys and fashion.
2) The cover uses images of a boy band and celebrities to attract readers interested in pop music. Catchy headlines and a "100% true story" prompt also aim to engage readers.
3) Throughout the pages, bright colors, informal language, and emphasis on imagery follow a style that would appeal to a young, visually-oriented audience.
4) The contents page uses a three-column layout and large page
Q5
The document discusses how a magazine targeted its content to attract a young female audience. It used pink and white colors, makeup tips, coverage of boy bands and concerts, and topics related to celebrities to appeal to its target demographic. Feature articles provided behind-the-scenes insights and personal details that young girls would find interesting. The magazine's design incorporated feminine fonts, photos of smiling celebrities, and urban settings to attract its target audience.
Question 4
The audience for the media product is females aged 15-18. This age group is targeted because they are interested in new music, fashion, and going out. The magazine features only pictures of females and uses a feminine font and orange color scheme. It aims to appeal to middle class white British girls through fashionable images and artists they admire.
Question 5
The document discusses how the creator of a music magazine attracted their target audience. They used images of happy, relaxed teens and late teens throughout the magazine in a consistent color scheme to appeal to all genders. They also included popular mainstream bands and upcoming bands on the front cover to attract readers interested in learning about new music. The magazine name "Insight" was meant to convey providing insight into the genre and music featured. Both the contents page and double page spread were deemed appealing to the target audience by having a variety of artists and an informal, chatty style that made the magazine easy and interesting to read.
How did you attract your audience
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their audience for their magazine. Some key techniques included using an eye-catching font for the masthead, including photos from music festivals to make readers feel involved, featuring popular bands to attract fans, using friendly natural images that wouldn't intimidate readers, and maintaining a simple layout that was easy for all ages to follow. The low price point also aimed to attract a wide range of readers. Overall, the author tried to craft an entertaining magazine that would attract younger music and festival fans through engaging visuals and coverage of topics those readers cared about.
Font analysis
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Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for their music magazine. They used a model that was in the target age range to make the magazine more relatable. They designed the front cover with a large, bright masthead and featured relevant music icons to instantly convey what the magazine was about. The model looked directly at the camera to create a connection with readers. The magazine was priced competitively at £2 to signal it as a high-quality product.
Questions 1 5
The document discusses the design choices made for a music magazine media product. It was initially based on Kerrang magazine to represent the rock and metal genre. Some conventions were challenged, such as including an online link and tagline on the front cover. The magazine appeals to a wide audience who enjoy rock music, especially youths. It could be distributed in major shops and corner shops. The main target audience is 16-24 year old men, but the female cover image and older artist mentions could also attract women and older fans. The magazine covers design with contrasting colors and large front cover image aims to catch readers' eyes and interest them to learn more.
Proposal
Bethany proposes creating an R&B style magazine featuring up-and-coming artists. She decided on this genre based on survey results showing R&B is popular. The magazine will be published monthly to allow high-quality content and excite audiences each release. It will target young R&B fans but also magazine collectors. The content will include interviews, quizzes, and ads to engage readers and follow magazine conventions. Promotion will utilize social media, giveaways, and billboards to draw subscribers and buyers. The magazine's unique aspect is its focus on emerging British R&B artists not covered by other publications.
Survey Results Analysis
This document discusses the results of a survey conducted to help determine the focus and content of a new music magazine. The opening question asked respondents to choose their preferred music genre, with "pop" being the most popular choice at 59 out of 63 responses. However, the author decided to focus the magazine on "indie" music instead as a challenge. The survey also provided useful insights about including a variety of artists, featuring reader opinions, and focusing social media coverage around Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Overall, the survey helped inform many of the magazine's design decisions.
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For their music magazine cover project, the author decides to create a pop magazine as that is the genre they are most familiar with. They hope to target an older female audience of 14-21 years old, unlike typical pop magazines aimed at ages 8-14. To do so, the author plans to take inspiration from the magazine Clash, employing a bold masthead, elegant individual artist photos with direct eye contact, and minimal colors and text. Their magazine will focus on artist profiles, interviews, and music reviews rather than gossip, to intrigue and create a loyal audience seeking a trustworthy platform. The author believes there is an opening in the market for this type of magazine for chart music fans in their late teens who want an
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Promotional methods
The document discusses promotional methods for a new magazine subscription. It will offer £35 annual subscriptions with the first 3 months free if a monthly code is entered. Giveaways will be included in some issues but not disclosed to keep readers buying each issue. A competition in the first issue will offer concert or festival tickets for a featured band to align with popular reader interests.
Magazine proposal
The document outlines initial ideas for a magazine targeted at girls ages 10-14. It will be called "girl behaviour" and focus on topics of interest like celebrities, fashion, music, and gossip. The magazine will use informal language and bright colors to appeal to its young audience. The cover will feature a close-up photo of an upcoming celebrity and include a competition to attract buyers. The contents page will list popular stories prominently with fancy pink and yellow writing and small photos. Some interior pages will have a split layout with text on one side and a large image on the other to vary the design. All celebrity photos will be highly edited to look attractive and give the impression they were taken specially for the magazine.
Task 1
The document contains interviews from three students - Lorrain, Jacob, and Jess - about their opinions on a music magazine prototype called "Vinyl". Overall, they provide positive feedback on the magazine's title, cover design, interviews, competitions, and relevance for their target age group. However, they note some areas for improvement such as making the color scheme and fonts more consistent throughout and reducing the large font size used on the double page spread.
Proposal
1) The document proposes a new music magazine with an indie theme that will be organized and professional.
2) The target audience is teenagers and young adults who are interested in celebrities, music artists like Rihanna and Beyoncé, and the latest gossip in the music industry.
3) To make the magazine competitive and appealing to readers, it will include personal details about how music makes people feel and what songs mean to artists, beyond just statistics and gossip about celebrities.
Appealing to ta
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Magazine homepage analysis
The document discusses the design choices of the homepage for the magazine Seventeen. It aims its content at young teenage girls, as evidenced by its use of the colors pink and purple, informal language, focus on beauty and fashion tips, and framing of women as objects that must be beautiful. These design elements are meant to appeal to and engage the target demographic. The masthead uses a serif font to seem formal and credible, while also incorporating san serif fonts to seem casual. Overall the document analyzes how the visual design, language, and framing of content are strategically crafted to appeal to and attract teenage female readers.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience in their music magazine. They used direct address to make the magazine personal. They featured eye contact on the cover to engage readers and persuade them to purchase it. The author also made the magazine's logo big and bold and in a contrasting color to attract attention and signal that free items were included to incentivize purchase. The cover lines provided up-to-date artist information and cliffhanger teasers to generate reader interest. Bright yellow and grey colors made the magazine stand out on shelves compared to competitors.
Contents page analysis
The document summarizes the contents page of a pop music magazine. It describes several large images of pop artists dressed in colorful costumes and hairstyles. The images are accompanied by dramatic quotes to entice readers to specific pages. Page numbers are in bold pink colors for easy navigation. Borders and colors create an elaborate and vibrant style representing the magazine's brand. Images of major pop stars like Katy Perry and Justin Bieber are intended to draw in older teenage readers by having the artists look directly at the camera to make readers feel targeted.
Top of the Pops analysis
The document analyzes the style, layout, and design elements of a magazine cover and contents page. Some key points:
1) The magazine's target audience is young girls, as indicated by the use of pink, bubbly fonts, and articles about boys and fashion.
2) The cover uses images of a boy band and celebrities to attract readers interested in pop music. Catchy headlines and a "100% true story" prompt also aim to engage readers.
3) Throughout the pages, bright colors, informal language, and emphasis on imagery follow a style that would appeal to a young, visually-oriented audience.
4) The contents page uses a three-column layout and large page
Q5
The document discusses how a magazine targeted its content to attract a young female audience. It used pink and white colors, makeup tips, coverage of boy bands and concerts, and topics related to celebrities to appeal to its target demographic. Feature articles provided behind-the-scenes insights and personal details that young girls would find interesting. The magazine's design incorporated feminine fonts, photos of smiling celebrities, and urban settings to attract its target audience.
Question 4
The audience for the media product is females aged 15-18. This age group is targeted because they are interested in new music, fashion, and going out. The magazine features only pictures of females and uses a feminine font and orange color scheme. It aims to appeal to middle class white British girls through fashionable images and artists they admire.
Question 5
The document discusses how the creator of a music magazine attracted their target audience. They used images of happy, relaxed teens and late teens throughout the magazine in a consistent color scheme to appeal to all genders. They also included popular mainstream bands and upcoming bands on the front cover to attract readers interested in learning about new music. The magazine name "Insight" was meant to convey providing insight into the genre and music featured. Both the contents page and double page spread were deemed appealing to the target audience by having a variety of artists and an informal, chatty style that made the magazine easy and interesting to read.
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Font analysis
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Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for their music magazine. They used a model that was in the target age range to make the magazine more relatable. They designed the front cover with a large, bright masthead and featured relevant music icons to instantly convey what the magazine was about. The model looked directly at the camera to create a connection with readers. The magazine was priced competitively at £2 to signal it as a high-quality product.
Questions 1 5
The document discusses the design choices made for a music magazine media product. It was initially based on Kerrang magazine to represent the rock and metal genre. Some conventions were challenged, such as including an online link and tagline on the front cover. The magazine appeals to a wide audience who enjoy rock music, especially youths. It could be distributed in major shops and corner shops. The main target audience is 16-24 year old men, but the female cover image and older artist mentions could also attract women and older fans. The magazine covers design with contrasting colors and large front cover image aims to catch readers' eyes and interest them to learn more.
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Proposal
Bethany proposes creating an R&B style magazine featuring up-and-coming artists. She decided on this genre based on survey results showing R&B is popular. The magazine will be published monthly to allow high-quality content and excite audiences each release. It will target young R&B fans but also magazine collectors. The content will include interviews, quizzes, and ads to engage readers and follow magazine conventions. Promotion will utilize social media, giveaways, and billboards to draw subscribers and buyers. The magazine's unique aspect is its focus on emerging British R&B artists not covered by other publications.
Survey Results Analysis
This document discusses the results of a survey conducted to help determine the focus and content of a new music magazine. The opening question asked respondents to choose their preferred music genre, with "pop" being the most popular choice at 59 out of 63 responses. However, the author decided to focus the magazine on "indie" music instead as a challenge. The survey also provided useful insights about including a variety of artists, featuring reader opinions, and focusing social media coverage around Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Overall, the survey helped inform many of the magazine's design decisions.
Feature Article Analysis
1. The document provides a summary of the layout and design elements of a magazine feature article on Lady Gaga. It describes the large central image of Lady Gaga in a seductive pose and discusses aspects of the image like her unique style and confident demeanor.
2. It then summarizes the organization of the article across a double-page spread with columns of text and large identifying letters behind the text. Element placements like the page numbers and headings are also described.
3. No pull quotes or new media elements are mentioned, keeping the design classic. The summary provides an overview of the visual components and style of the Lady Gaga feature article.
Contents Page Analysis
The document provides details about the layout and design of a magazine contents page. It discusses several key elements including the title, page numbers, headings, subheadings, date and issue number, subscription information, photographs and layout.
The title is in the same house style as the rest of the magazine to ensure consistency. It uses bold fonts to appeal to the male target audience. The page numbers are in black bold font and help readers navigate. Headings and subheadings give an overview of articles in bold with red underlines. The date and issue number allow readers to know when the next issue will be released. Photographs of artists are included with the main one being the largest in size. The layout arranges text and images
Existing Mastheads Analysis
The masthead for these magazines is always in the same font for every issue, excluding some issues that may change for occasions. This consistency makes the magazines highly recognizable and helps increase their popularity. The logos aim to appeal to their target audiences through stylistic choices - using fonts, colors, and designs that reflect the magazines' brands and the interests of their readers.
The audience profile
Lauren is a 23-year-old music fan living in London. She spends a lot of time at clubs and bars listening to drum and bass music with friends. Lauren is in her last year of university and has a well-paid part-time job, giving her disposable income to spend on about 3 albums per month and concert tickets. She uses social media daily and Spotify in the evenings to discover new music and get ready to go out with friends. Lauren is also an adventurous festival-goer who has attended Reading Festival for the past three years and plans to go to Creamfields next.
Contact Sheet
This is the contact sheet from my photoshoot on Monday 19th October for my music magazine.
Analysis of Names and Mastheads
The document analyzes the names and mastheads of various music magazines. It discusses 12 different magazine names, describing the type of name (e.g. phrase, initialization), what makes each name effective at conveying the magazine's content, and key design elements of the corresponding mastheads. Each analysis covers how the name and visual design capture the magazine's focus and tone regarding music genres like pop, rock, and jazz.
Q Front Page Analysis
Dave Grohl is featured on the cover of a pop magazine screaming with flames coming from his mouth, revealing the band Foo Fighters inside. The cover uses various design elements to emphasize Foo Fighters and Grohl's importance. These include placing Grohl's head above the magazine masthead, using the band's name in large text below Grohl, and making the article about Foo Fighters the highest in the visual hierarchy. The cover aims to attract fans of Foo Fighters and rock music through Grohl's iconic rock star imagery and positioning the band as the main focus above all other magazine elements and articles.
Kerrang! Contents Page Analysis
The document analyzes the layout and content of a Kerrang! magazine contents page. It finds that the largest image is of Marilyn Manson, suggesting he is the cover story. There are sections for articles categorized by type, with News having the most at 5. Images are placed at the top for clarity and sections are distinguished by colored titles. The layout is neatly organized with a clear hierarchy of bold titles and smaller subheadings to aid reading.
Kerrang Feature Analysis
The article provides an exclusive preview of My Chemical Romance's upcoming fourth studio album, which they are currently recording. It describes the album as having a rawer, more visceral rock sound compared to their previous concept album. The article includes quotes from lead singer Gerard Way discussing exploring each song more thoroughly during the recording process and their goal to be "the greatest American rock band." It also previews four new songs from the album that showcase their rebellious rock style.
Name Ideas
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Evaluation
The document discusses a media product, a music magazine, created by the author. It summarizes how the magazine conforms to conventions of real music magazines through elements like a top strip, central cover image, third-left layout, and inclusion of genres like hip hop and R&B. The target audience is described as mainly young followers of hip hop culture aged 12-25. The central cover image features a model portraying an up-and-coming artist to make the magazine appealing to aspirers.
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Eleanor West plans to create an indie/alternative magazine aimed at teenagers and young adults aged 17-30. While Q Magazine will be its main competition due to a similar genre and audience, her magazine will include more younger age groups and appeal to both male and female readers. It will be released monthly to provide more content than weekly magazines. Key elements will include high-quality design, long-form articles on up-and-coming artists, and engagement through social media to make the magazine unique.
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This document provides information about Abigail Crewe's media product, the magazine "Indie Wave".
The target audience is described as women ages 16-20 who like indie music, go to festivals, and shop at stores like Zara and Topshop. Most ideas for the target market came from a questionnaire showing preferences for indie rock music, Topshop/River Island, and use of Facebook/Twitter.
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Henry Gaskell submitted a portfolio for an AS Media Studies course. The document provides details about Henry, including his candidate number, centre, and course. It also includes briefs from the OCR syllabus and Henry's responses to four questions about a music magazine he created called "Indie Beat". For question 1, Henry describes the target audience for Indie Beat as males aged 16-24 interested in indie music. He explains the magazine's similarities to NME and Q. For question 2, Henry discusses ways he addressed the audience through the magazine's design, including the masthead, cover lines, and inclusion of a website. For question 3, he states the magazine would be published monthly by IPC Media, the same
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The document outlines plans for a new indie music magazine. It discusses taking inspiration from existing magazines like NME, Q and Kerrang in terms of style and layout. The proposed magazine will focus on up-and-coming music events and interviews with indie artists. The target audience is seen as teenagers who want to keep up with new artists. A monthly issue format is proposed, along with subscription options and an online presence to engage readers. Front covers and article layouts incorporating photos are discussed to attract buyers.
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The document summarizes the evaluation of a media magazine product. It discusses conventions used such as the banner, cover layout, date and barcode. It also challenges conventions with a plain cream background. The magazine represents teenage girls aged 14-18 with interests in pop music. Images and text are used to attract this target audience. The magazine would be distributed by IPC due to their similar target audiences. The audience is described as teenage girls aged 15-22 interested in fashion, celebrities and music. Captions are used to attract readers and content was selected from research on successful magazines. The creator learned skills in editing photos, layouts, planning and representing audiences.
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Evaluation
The document discusses the author's music magazine project and how it uses conventions of real magazines while also trying to be unique. Some key points:
1) The magazine uses conventional features like dates, prices, and images but with an unconventional color scheme and design to make it stand out.
2) The contents page follows conventions like layout and advertising but uses an unconventional background image to give a clearer sense of the magazine.
3) The double page spread tells a story through a Q&A using conventions like large text for quotes but with an unconventional fading color background.
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This document outlines a magazine proposal focused on mainstream indie and rap artists. It will combine aspects of Billboard and Vibe magazines by including features on both established and upcoming artists. The target audience is 16-25 year olds interested in music and the music industry. The magazine will be published monthly and include articles, interviews, photos from concerts and festivals, and regular updates on artist news. Social media will be used to promote the magazine and engage readers.
My eveluation
The document discusses the development of a music magazine called "LOUD" that was influenced by the conventions of "Vogue" magazine but adapted for a music genre. Key points:
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Media evauation
The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real media. It examines how conventions from magazines like Rolling Stone and Billboard influenced the design of the magazine, such as placing the masthead behind the cover image. While initial plans were influenced by other magazines, the final product developed as new ideas emerged during the process. For example, color schemes were altered to complement the cover model's outfit. The document also discusses how conventions like a three-column contents page were incorporated but the skyline text was developed to promote magazine features rather than sales claims. Overall, the media product challenges conventions of "busy" pop magazines by having a simpler, mature design.
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- 1. Feedback for Proposal – By Ella Grey As I read through Emily’s proposal the first aspect that stood out to me was the fact that her magazine is going to predominantly about mainstream indie artists. I believe that this is going to allow her to create a successful magazine at the end of the course as not only will it give her a larger target audience but it will also allow her to have a larger amount of content within the magazine, due to the fact that there is a lot more to talk about with mainstream, well-known artists as they have a strong position within their careers and will have experienced many different tasks and rewards during their careers such as awards, albums and concerts. Therefore, by Emily making her magazine about mainstream indie artists will allow her to include a large amount of contents making the magazine more appealing and interesting to read. In addition, I think that it is an effective idea how she wants to magazine to primarily be based on both the artists and the fans as this will allow readers to feel connected with the magazine and get involved making them feel as though they are part of a large community. However my only concern would be the ages of her target audience that she stated being (16-25) whereas I believe the target audience should be slightly lowered to perhaps (14-20) as the majority of fans who would take the time out to meet the artists and would want to be shown in the magazine as a ‘fan girl/fan boy’ would probably be of a younger age. However, by lowering the target audience ages could be problematic with the amount of sales made for her magazine as younger teenagers would most likely not have jobs and therefore would not be getting an income to spend on magazines such as this one which could decrease the overall amount of sales. Furthermore, regarding the style and layout of her magazine I believe that she has chosen a good layout for her magazine consisting of: a front cover, double page contents page and a double page feature article. This layout is similar to an existing successful magazine and therefore would be an appropriate way to replicate her magazine. As she will have a lot of interesting content to cover having this layout will allow her to do so in an organised format. Lastly two key points that Emily made in her proposal that I thought were important were the fact that she is going to ensure that her magazine is trustworthy and honest. This is a good idea as it will mean that the audience of
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