This document summarizes three major film magazines in the UK: Empire, which has been published monthly since 1989 with a circulation of around 120,000 and targets males under 40; Sight & Sound, the oldest magazine from 1932 published monthly by the BFI with a circulation of 17,000 that attracts an even split of males and females ages 25-60; and Little White Lies, a bi-monthly magazine since 2005 with a circulation of 60,000 that appeals equally to males and females between ages 15-40 through covering art-house films.

1. Film Magazines in the UK
ALFIE EARL DAY

2. Empire
 First Issue: July 1989
 Frequency: Monthly
 Circulation: ~120,000, July-December 2016 (source)
 Publisher: Bauer Consumer Media
 Target Audience: Judging by the types of films featured in the
magazine (typically blockbuster action films, among others), I
would suggest that the target audience for Empire is largely
male, aged below 40, who are in employment.

3. Sight & Sound
 First Issue: 1932
 Frequency: Monthly
 Circulation: ~17,000 in 2015 (source)
 Publisher: British Film Institute
 Target Audience: Judging by the focus more on the
production side of more artistic films, I would suggest that the
target audience is more of an even split between males and
females, but with an older age range of around 25-60.

4. Little White Lies
 First Issue: March/April 2005
 Frequency: Bi-monthly
 Circulation: ~60,000 (source)
 Publisher: TCOLondon
 Target Audience: Judging by the types of films shown on the
cover, as well as the artistic aesthetic used, I would suggest a
very evenly split gender demographic, with ages ranging from
15-40. The new millennium style of journalism that Little White
Lies champions would also appeal to this type of audience.