Film Magazine Research
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There are many film magazines in the UK that target different audiences. Little White Lies focuses on impassioned writing about films and iconic covers dedicated to upcoming releases. Total Film publishes monthly interviews with actors and directors to give insight into the filmmaking process. Sight & Sound is an international brand publishing for over 50 years that includes expert perspectives on trends and film culture in extensive reviews and director/actor interviews.
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The document analyzes popular film magazines in the UK, including Empire and Sight and Sound. It discusses Empire's circulation figures from 2009 to 2015, target audience of middle class males aged 16-30, and focus on major film news and reviews. For Sight and Sound, it notes the magazine focuses on art house and independent films, has UK and international subscribers, and targets an educated audience aged 25-45 interested in the film industry.
Q magazine
Q magazine is a UK-based monthly alternative music magazine published since 1986. It covers music news, reviews, and features and targets 30-40 year old readers interested in music rather than fashion or social lives. The magazine is sold in newsagents and supermarkets across the UK and features a cover photo of an artist along with previews of content inside.
Complete analysis of q music magazine
Q magazine is a monthly UK magazine focused on rock music that was first published in 1986. It was originally to be called "cue" but changed its name to avoid confusion with a snooker magazine. The magazine contains reviews and interviews about music, films, TV and games, though most space is given to interviews. Its target audience is older generations between 30-40 interested in alternative music rather than fashion-focused magazines. Circulation was 48,353 in 2014 with a readership of 339,000. In addition to the magazine, Q has a radio show, TV show, and annual awards show.
Kat film magazines
This document summarizes several film magazines:
Empire and Total Film target a mass audience aged 15-50 with coverage of blockbuster films. Sight and Sound has a niche, educated audience interested in art films and reviews every film. Little White Lies focuses on independent cinema with illustrations and in-depth articles on one film per issue. SFX covers sci-fi, fantasy and horror genres for a male audience. Uncut is a hybrid magazine mostly about music but also containing film coverage for readers aged 25-45 interested in music and films.
Katherine film magazines
This document summarizes several film magazines:
Empire and Total Film target a mass audience aged 15-50 with coverage of blockbuster films. Sight and Sound has a niche, educated audience interested in art films and reviews every film. Little White Lies focuses on independent cinema with illustrations and in-depth articles on one film per issue. SFX covers sci-fi, fantasy and horror genres. Uncut hybrid of music, film and books but mostly profiles music and films its audience aged 25-45 will enjoy.
Q research
Maddie Roberts wants to base her music magazine on the pop genre, taking inspiration from Q magazine. Q magazine covers pop music in a sophisticated way and includes diversity of genres. Q magazine is published once a month at around £3.99 per issue and has about 160 pages on average.
Bauer + Future
Bauer is a large European media company founded in 1875 that publishes over 600 magazines and owns various radio and TV stations. It is the largest consumer magazine publisher in the UK, with titles focused on music (Kerrang, Mojo, Q), cars, gardening, fashion, health, and entertainment. Future PLC is a British media company founded in 1985 that publishes over 30 magazines on topics like video games, technology, films, photography, and sport. It has grown to over 200 print titles, apps, and websites. Their music magazines likely target all fans of music, while their gaming magazines could appeal to anyone interested in gaming from young to older audiences.
Evaluation – question 3
Bauer Media would be a good choice to distribute the magazine "LIVE" because they are one of the largest producers and distributors of magazines in the world. They distribute popular magazines covering music, films, and women's interests to large audiences. Distributing "LIVE" through Bauer would put it in front of many potential readers alongside successful music magazines like "Q" and "Kerrang!". Bauer has a proven track record of successfully distributing magazines at retailers like supermarkets, music venues, and newsagents frequented by music fans.
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Magazine research pp
The document analyzes popular film magazines in the UK, including Empire and Sight and Sound. It discusses Empire's circulation figures from 2009 to 2015, target audience of middle class males aged 16-30, and focus on major film news and reviews. For Sight and Sound, it notes the magazine focuses on art house and independent films, has UK and international subscribers, and targets an educated audience aged 25-45 interested in the film industry.
Q magazine
Q magazine is a UK-based monthly alternative music magazine published since 1986. It covers music news, reviews, and features and targets 30-40 year old readers interested in music rather than fashion or social lives. The magazine is sold in newsagents and supermarkets across the UK and features a cover photo of an artist along with previews of content inside.
Complete analysis of q music magazine
Q magazine is a monthly UK magazine focused on rock music that was first published in 1986. It was originally to be called "cue" but changed its name to avoid confusion with a snooker magazine. The magazine contains reviews and interviews about music, films, TV and games, though most space is given to interviews. Its target audience is older generations between 30-40 interested in alternative music rather than fashion-focused magazines. Circulation was 48,353 in 2014 with a readership of 339,000. In addition to the magazine, Q has a radio show, TV show, and annual awards show.
Kat film magazines
This document summarizes several film magazines:
Empire and Total Film target a mass audience aged 15-50 with coverage of blockbuster films. Sight and Sound has a niche, educated audience interested in art films and reviews every film. Little White Lies focuses on independent cinema with illustrations and in-depth articles on one film per issue. SFX covers sci-fi, fantasy and horror genres for a male audience. Uncut is a hybrid magazine mostly about music but also containing film coverage for readers aged 25-45 interested in music and films.
Katherine film magazines
This document summarizes several film magazines:
Empire and Total Film target a mass audience aged 15-50 with coverage of blockbuster films. Sight and Sound has a niche, educated audience interested in art films and reviews every film. Little White Lies focuses on independent cinema with illustrations and in-depth articles on one film per issue. SFX covers sci-fi, fantasy and horror genres. Uncut hybrid of music, film and books but mostly profiles music and films its audience aged 25-45 will enjoy.
Q research
Maddie Roberts wants to base her music magazine on the pop genre, taking inspiration from Q magazine. Q magazine covers pop music in a sophisticated way and includes diversity of genres. Q magazine is published once a month at around £3.99 per issue and has about 160 pages on average.
Bauer + Future
Bauer is a large European media company founded in 1875 that publishes over 600 magazines and owns various radio and TV stations. It is the largest consumer magazine publisher in the UK, with titles focused on music (Kerrang, Mojo, Q), cars, gardening, fashion, health, and entertainment. Future PLC is a British media company founded in 1985 that publishes over 30 magazines on topics like video games, technology, films, photography, and sport. It has grown to over 200 print titles, apps, and websites. Their music magazines likely target all fans of music, while their gaming magazines could appeal to anyone interested in gaming from young to older audiences.
Evaluation – question 3
Bauer Media would be a good choice to distribute the magazine "LIVE" because they are one of the largest producers and distributors of magazines in the world. They distribute popular magazines covering music, films, and women's interests to large audiences. Distributing "LIVE" through Bauer would put it in front of many potential readers alongside successful music magazines like "Q" and "Kerrang!". Bauer has a proven track record of successfully distributing magazines at retailers like supermarkets, music venues, and newsagents frequented by music fans.
Rock music magazine
This document summarizes key details about several rock music magazines, including Kerrang, Rock Sound, Classic Rock, NME, and Q. It provides information on price, frequency of publication, typical issue size, regular content sections, and how feature articles are structured for each magazine. The magazines vary in price from £2.20 to £5.50 and are published weekly or monthly, with issue sizes ranging from 70 to 200 pages. Regular content includes reviews, interviews, tour dates, and letters. Feature articles typically profile the artist or band featured on the cover.
Complete analysis of q music magazine
Q magazine is a monthly UK publication focused on rock music that was first published in 1986. It was originally to be called "cue" but changed its name to avoid confusion with a snooker magazine. Q covers the latest rock artists and has a target audience of music fans between 25-45 years old, allowing it to charge more in advertising rates. The magazine has a circulation of around 48,000 and a readership of over 300,000, and has expanded to radio shows and awards programs to reach audiences across multiple platforms.
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MOJO is a monthly music magazine published in the UK with around 150 pages that provides readers with an authentic and emotional connection to music across different genres. It focuses on quality journalism and photography. NME is a weekly music magazine in the UK with around 66 pages that provides the latest music news, reviews, interviews and features. It reaches over one million music fans each week. Q is the best-selling monthly music magazine in the UK that sits at the heart of a multimedia brand focused on discovering great music through excellent journalism across different platforms.
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This document summarizes and compares the target audiences of several film magazines:
- Empire targets males interested in movies, publishing widely on genres. Sight and Sound focuses on film theory, tailoring to older audiences. Total Film aims at 15-40 year olds as a modern movie guide.
- NME targets 25-45 year old men focused on music and movies. SFX reviews science fiction and fantasy, appealing to potentially older audiences with its futuristic style. Film Review caters to a niche audience interested in independent British films and design.
Broken records magazine pitch (original)
Broken Records Magazine is a proposed North London music magazine focusing on 80s rock and roll. It will include interviews with popular and up-and-coming solo artists and bands, as well as details on local music events like concerts and festivals. The target audience is 20-55 year old men passionate about the North London music scene and 80s rock, as well as older adults aged 60+ who enjoyed the genre in its prime. The magazine will be marketed through social media platforms and sold for £5 per issue or £45 for an annual subscription to stand out among competitors in the saturated rock magazine market by focusing specifically on the North London scene.
Media Publisher Research
Bauer Media publishes several popular music magazines including Mojo and Q, which both saw circulation numbers around 95,000 in recent periods. Mojo's circulation decreased slightly year-over-year but increased compared to the prior six months. This document provides circulation statistics and other information about magazines published by Bauer Media and IPC Media to evaluate them as potential publishers for a new music magazine. Bauer Media is chosen for their experience publishing similar magazines to the proposed one, while IPC has received negative press for declines in NME magazine.
Market research
This document provides information about various UK music magazines, including their target demographics, average circulations, and publishers. It lists NME, Kerrang!, Q, Mojo, BBC Music Magazine, Clash, Classical Music Magazine, and Loud and Quiet, and provides data showing NME and Mojo have the highest circulations over 20,000 and 90,000 respectively, while the most common publisher is Bauer Media.
Magazine institutions
Bauer Media is the largest privately owned publishing group in Europe, with magazine brands dating back to the 1950s. It publishes several music, sports, and lifestyle magazines in both print and digital formats, targeting audiences ranging from teenagers to young adults. Two of its flagship titles are Kerrang magazine, focusing on youth culture and music since 1984, and Match magazine, a football publication for 7-14 year old boys launched over 40 years ago. Future is a smaller UK-based publisher founded in 1985, producing magazines and websites about gaming, movies, and other topics.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses potential media companies that could distribute a new music magazine. Bauer Media Group is suggested because it specializes in music magazines like Kerrang! and Q, which have a similar rock music genre and focus on style. Time Inc. is also proposed as it owns IPC Media, which publishes the music magazine NME, and its wide distribution could help sell the new magazine. Big Cheese Publishing is also discussed but may not provide as much support as a larger conglomerate.
Publishing companies
The major publishers of music magazines in the UK include:
- Time Inc. UK which publishes NME
- Bauer Media Group which publishes Kerrang, Q, and Mojo
- Immediate Media which publishes Top of the Pops
- Development Hell Ltd which publishes Mixmag
- Team Rock which publishes Classic Rock, Prog, Metal Hammer, and Blues
Market research
There are several music magazines in the UK that cover different genres of music. Some of the major publishers include Bauer Media Group which publishes Q Magazine and Kerrang focusing on alternative music. Immediate Media Company publishes Top of the Pops focusing on pop music. DMC Publishing publishes Mixmag focusing on electronic and house music. The magazines vary in price from £4.50 to £5.50 and have circulations ranging from 20,000 to over 60,000.
British music magazines
Kerrang is a 29-year-old British music magazine published by Bauer Media Group that focuses mainly on rock music. It has a readership of 21,000 people who are heavy music consumers, purchasing over 6 albums per month on average. Rock Sound is a 14-year-old magazine that prides itself on covering new bands and has a readership of 48,914 with over 50% of readers being musicians. Q Magazine, also published by Bauer Media Group, was founded in 1986 and covers a wide range of music with a circulation of 52,781 and a median reader age of 34.
Researching the market place for rock magazines
This document compares the prices, publication frequencies, issue sizes, and regular and featured content of 5 different rock magazines. The magazines range in price from £2.20 to £4.60 and publish weekly, with issue sizes ranging from 66 to 150 pages. Their regular content includes news, reviews, interviews, and reader submissions. Featured articles profile popular rock artists like Biffy Clyro and Bring Me the Horizon.
Sophie berry film magazine research
This document summarizes the key details of 6 film magazines:
Sight and Sound caters to an academic/older audience with its focus on art and cinematography in film. It has a niche market and uses alliteration in its simple memorable name.
Empire has a mass market appeal and focuses on new popular film releases. It has a strong, dominating logo in black, white and red to appear powerful and important to its wide audience.
Total Film also has mass market appeal to ages 15-40, mostly males. It focuses on current popular and modern films with a classic red, white and black logo that is powerful and dominant.
SFX covers sci-fi and horror genres
Q magazine
Q Magazine is a monthly UK-based alternative music magazine published since 1986. It covers music news, reviews, and photos, with a target audience of 30-40 year olds. In addition to the magazine, the publishing company also operates a radio station and TV channel called Q TV. Each year they hold the Q Awards to honor music.
Gratifications theory
Teenagers read music magazines about rock stars to learn more about their favorite artists' lifestyles and stay engaged in music. The magazines provide information on new album releases, artists, and events for surveillance. Stories about rock stars' crazy lifestyles also provide diversion from teenagers' daily lives. Learning about rock music helps teenagers socialize with others who share their interests, supporting personal relationships. Reading magazines can also help shape teenagers' personal identities by revealing their interests.
Publishers
- Bauer Media Group is a large European media company based in Hamburg that owns magazines, TV channels, and digital products worldwide
- It has a 50% stake in The Box Plus Network in the UK, which includes music channels like 4Music, The Box, and Kiss
- Bauer publishes magazines like Q, which focuses on indie/rock/alternative music, and Kerrang, which focuses on rock
- Given its experience publishing similar music magazines, Bauer would be well-suited to publish an alternative rock magazine and promote it across its media platforms.
Uk music magazine (1)
The document provides information on several major UK music magazines: Kerrang!, Q, Mojo, MixMag, and NME. Kerrang! is the world's largest rock music magazine published weekly in the UK. Q is a monthly music magazine known for interviews and top 100 lists. Mojo focuses on classic rock and newer alternative acts, and sometimes includes a bonus CD. MixMag covers dance and club music with a monthly publication. Finally, NME was made a free publication in 2015 due to falling sales and changing music trends away from its former indie rock focus.
Film magazine research
This document summarizes research done on various film magazines to choose one for advertising an upcoming film. It discusses magazines like Empire, Little White Lies, and Sight and Sound but finds they do not align well with the target audience of teens. Entertainment Weekly is selected as it has a large readership of young females aged 18-34, matching the intended viewers of the film. Its coverage of popular films like Twilight and The Hunger Games also suggests it can help publicize the film and attract the target demographic.
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After researching different film magazines to advertise her film, Ann Ibasco determined that Sight and Sound would be the most appropriate magazine. She analyzed several magazines and found that Little White Lies did not appeal to her film's target audience or genre. Empire Magazine was too expensive and aimed at a different demographic than her film. However, Sight and Sound focuses on niche and art films, has an older, more intellectual audience, and would help gain appeal for her film trailer.
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This document provides information on 7 film magazines: Empire, Total Film, Sight & Sound, Uncut, Little White Lies, and SFX. It details their publishers, publication schedules, target audiences, and key aspects of their branding and design approaches. The magazines vary in focus areas but commonly target male audiences aged 18-45 with interests in mainstream and art house films.
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Complete analysis of q music magazine
Q magazine is a monthly UK publication focused on rock music that was first published in 1986. It was originally to be called "cue" but changed its name to avoid confusion with a snooker magazine. Q covers the latest rock artists and has a target audience of music fans between 25-45 years old, allowing it to charge more in advertising rates. The magazine has a circulation of around 48,000 and a readership of over 300,000, and has expanded to radio shows and awards programs to reach audiences across multiple platforms.
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MOJO is a monthly music magazine published in the UK with around 150 pages that provides readers with an authentic and emotional connection to music across different genres. It focuses on quality journalism and photography. NME is a weekly music magazine in the UK with around 66 pages that provides the latest music news, reviews, interviews and features. It reaches over one million music fans each week. Q is the best-selling monthly music magazine in the UK that sits at the heart of a multimedia brand focused on discovering great music through excellent journalism across different platforms.
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This document summarizes and compares the target audiences of several film magazines:
- Empire targets males interested in movies, publishing widely on genres. Sight and Sound focuses on film theory, tailoring to older audiences. Total Film aims at 15-40 year olds as a modern movie guide.
- NME targets 25-45 year old men focused on music and movies. SFX reviews science fiction and fantasy, appealing to potentially older audiences with its futuristic style. Film Review caters to a niche audience interested in independent British films and design.
Broken records magazine pitch (original)
Broken Records Magazine is a proposed North London music magazine focusing on 80s rock and roll. It will include interviews with popular and up-and-coming solo artists and bands, as well as details on local music events like concerts and festivals. The target audience is 20-55 year old men passionate about the North London music scene and 80s rock, as well as older adults aged 60+ who enjoyed the genre in its prime. The magazine will be marketed through social media platforms and sold for £5 per issue or £45 for an annual subscription to stand out among competitors in the saturated rock magazine market by focusing specifically on the North London scene.
Media Publisher Research
Bauer Media publishes several popular music magazines including Mojo and Q, which both saw circulation numbers around 95,000 in recent periods. Mojo's circulation decreased slightly year-over-year but increased compared to the prior six months. This document provides circulation statistics and other information about magazines published by Bauer Media and IPC Media to evaluate them as potential publishers for a new music magazine. Bauer Media is chosen for their experience publishing similar magazines to the proposed one, while IPC has received negative press for declines in NME magazine.
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This document provides information about various UK music magazines, including their target demographics, average circulations, and publishers. It lists NME, Kerrang!, Q, Mojo, BBC Music Magazine, Clash, Classical Music Magazine, and Loud and Quiet, and provides data showing NME and Mojo have the highest circulations over 20,000 and 90,000 respectively, while the most common publisher is Bauer Media.
Magazine institutions
Bauer Media is the largest privately owned publishing group in Europe, with magazine brands dating back to the 1950s. It publishes several music, sports, and lifestyle magazines in both print and digital formats, targeting audiences ranging from teenagers to young adults. Two of its flagship titles are Kerrang magazine, focusing on youth culture and music since 1984, and Match magazine, a football publication for 7-14 year old boys launched over 40 years ago. Future is a smaller UK-based publisher founded in 1985, producing magazines and websites about gaming, movies, and other topics.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses potential media companies that could distribute a new music magazine. Bauer Media Group is suggested because it specializes in music magazines like Kerrang! and Q, which have a similar rock music genre and focus on style. Time Inc. is also proposed as it owns IPC Media, which publishes the music magazine NME, and its wide distribution could help sell the new magazine. Big Cheese Publishing is also discussed but may not provide as much support as a larger conglomerate.
Publishing companies
The major publishers of music magazines in the UK include:
- Time Inc. UK which publishes NME
- Bauer Media Group which publishes Kerrang, Q, and Mojo
- Immediate Media which publishes Top of the Pops
- Development Hell Ltd which publishes Mixmag
- Team Rock which publishes Classic Rock, Prog, Metal Hammer, and Blues
Market research
There are several music magazines in the UK that cover different genres of music. Some of the major publishers include Bauer Media Group which publishes Q Magazine and Kerrang focusing on alternative music. Immediate Media Company publishes Top of the Pops focusing on pop music. DMC Publishing publishes Mixmag focusing on electronic and house music. The magazines vary in price from £4.50 to £5.50 and have circulations ranging from 20,000 to over 60,000.
British music magazines
Kerrang is a 29-year-old British music magazine published by Bauer Media Group that focuses mainly on rock music. It has a readership of 21,000 people who are heavy music consumers, purchasing over 6 albums per month on average. Rock Sound is a 14-year-old magazine that prides itself on covering new bands and has a readership of 48,914 with over 50% of readers being musicians. Q Magazine, also published by Bauer Media Group, was founded in 1986 and covers a wide range of music with a circulation of 52,781 and a median reader age of 34.
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This document compares the prices, publication frequencies, issue sizes, and regular and featured content of 5 different rock magazines. The magazines range in price from £2.20 to £4.60 and publish weekly, with issue sizes ranging from 66 to 150 pages. Their regular content includes news, reviews, interviews, and reader submissions. Featured articles profile popular rock artists like Biffy Clyro and Bring Me the Horizon.
Sophie berry film magazine research
This document summarizes the key details of 6 film magazines:
Sight and Sound caters to an academic/older audience with its focus on art and cinematography in film. It has a niche market and uses alliteration in its simple memorable name.
Empire has a mass market appeal and focuses on new popular film releases. It has a strong, dominating logo in black, white and red to appear powerful and important to its wide audience.
Total Film also has mass market appeal to ages 15-40, mostly males. It focuses on current popular and modern films with a classic red, white and black logo that is powerful and dominant.
SFX covers sci-fi and horror genres
Q magazine
Q Magazine is a monthly UK-based alternative music magazine published since 1986. It covers music news, reviews, and photos, with a target audience of 30-40 year olds. In addition to the magazine, the publishing company also operates a radio station and TV channel called Q TV. Each year they hold the Q Awards to honor music.
Gratifications theory
Teenagers read music magazines about rock stars to learn more about their favorite artists' lifestyles and stay engaged in music. The magazines provide information on new album releases, artists, and events for surveillance. Stories about rock stars' crazy lifestyles also provide diversion from teenagers' daily lives. Learning about rock music helps teenagers socialize with others who share their interests, supporting personal relationships. Reading magazines can also help shape teenagers' personal identities by revealing their interests.
Publishers
- Bauer Media Group is a large European media company based in Hamburg that owns magazines, TV channels, and digital products worldwide
- It has a 50% stake in The Box Plus Network in the UK, which includes music channels like 4Music, The Box, and Kiss
- Bauer publishes magazines like Q, which focuses on indie/rock/alternative music, and Kerrang, which focuses on rock
- Given its experience publishing similar music magazines, Bauer would be well-suited to publish an alternative rock magazine and promote it across its media platforms.
Uk music magazine (1)
The document provides information on several major UK music magazines: Kerrang!, Q, Mojo, MixMag, and NME. Kerrang! is the world's largest rock music magazine published weekly in the UK. Q is a monthly music magazine known for interviews and top 100 lists. Mojo focuses on classic rock and newer alternative acts, and sometimes includes a bonus CD. MixMag covers dance and club music with a monthly publication. Finally, NME was made a free publication in 2015 due to falling sales and changing music trends away from its former indie rock focus.
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