FINAL MEDIA POWERPOINT FOR MAGAZINE
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The document outlines a proposed pop music magazine for girls aged 7-13. It would be published online and in print, cost £3.25 per issue, and feature interviews, photos, and articles about popular musicians. The target audience is girls in the UK in socioeconomic classes ABC1. It would use glossy paper, photography, and online/print advertising. Competition includes other music magazines, but this one aims to offer prizes tailored to its young readers. Color schemes, front cover, and sample page layouts are presented.
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This document outlines a proposed pop music magazine for girls aged 7-13. It would be published online and in print, cost £3.25 per issue, and feature interviews, photos, and articles about popular musicians. The target audience is girls in socioeconomic classes ABC1 who enjoy pop music. Resources needed include paper, cameras, computers, and a color printer. Writers, photographers, and an editor would be required. The magazine would be distributed in stores, online, and through advertisements on websites and public transport. It would compete with other pop music magazines but aims to offer prizes tailored to its young readership.
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- The document outlines a proposal for a new pop music magazine targeted at girls aged 7-13. It will cost £3.25 per issue and £75 per year for a subscription.
- The magazine will be published online and in print. Each issue will have 90-110 colorful pages featuring interviews and photos of popular musicians.
- The proposal discusses the magazine's purpose, price, format, target audience, resources needed, personnel, distribution methods, marketing, competition, and differentiating factors. Font and color scheme choices are presented along with hand-drawn sketches of the front cover and sample page layout.
MY MEDIA PRESENTATION
The document provides details about a proposed magazine aimed at young girls aged 7-13 that focuses on British pop musicians. It will be published online every issue and in print quarterly, costing £3.25 per issue or £75 for a yearly subscription. The magazine will include articles profiling musicians, interviews, photos, and contests for readers to win prizes. It will utilize social media, online ads, and public transport ads to promote. The target audience is girls in the UK aged 7-10 and 11-13, and the tone aims to be lighthearted and girly through a color scheme of hot pink, light purple, and white.
Presentation: Audience
The document discusses the target audience and techniques used in Indigo Magazine to attract and address that audience. The target is teenagers and young adults aged 17-25 who are students and enjoy music festivals, small bars/clubs, and bands playing in bars. Photographs feature young models matching this demographic. Articles relate to bands and topics of interest. Layouts and designs use simple, colorful styles to appeal to this youthful audience. Feedback praised the magazine's eye-catching qualities and techniques addressing its target readership.
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The document provides an analysis of how the author's magazine represents different social groups including gender, class, age, language, and musical tastes. The magazine aims to represent both genders equally and avoid offensive stereotypes. It portrays working class individuals and aims to appeal to regular teenagers and young adults. The informal language is meant to seem relatable while avoiding slang or dialects. Musically, it aims to show that rock music and musicians come in all varieties by profiling a kind and talented male musician. The overall goal is to have broad appeal while challenging common stereotypes.
Media presentation
The document outlines a proposed pop music magazine called "POP POWER". It will entertain and inform readers about their favorite pop musicians through gifts, posters, games, quizzes, interviews, and other content. The magazine will have a glossy format and target girls aged 7-18 in North London. It will be distributed both physically in stores and online.
Media presentation
The document outlines a proposed pop music magazine called "POP POWER". It will entertain and inform readers about their favorite pop musicians through gifts, posters, games, quizzes, interviews, and other content. The magazine will have a glossy format and target girls aged 7-18 in North London. It will be distributed both physically in stores and online.
Persuasion Magazine Pitch
You have been commissioned by The Northern Echo to create a new magazine or newspaper product targeted at 16-25 year olds that will be self-financed through advertising and sales. You propose creating a 16-page monthly alternative women's lifestyle magazine called "Persuasion" targeting trendy, style-conscious 16-25 year old females with content on fashion, beauty, travel, and topics not covered elsewhere like depression. A financial plan is presented outlining personnel, equipment, printing and other costs totaling £6,582, with estimated advertising revenue of £7,100 and sales revenue of £25,000 resulting in a net profit of £11,134 after distributing 50% of total income to the distributor.
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This document outlines a proposed pop music magazine for girls aged 7-13. It would be published online and in print, cost £3.25 per issue, and feature interviews, photos, and articles about popular musicians. The target audience is girls in socioeconomic classes ABC1 who enjoy pop music. Resources needed include paper, cameras, computers, and a color printer. Writers, photographers, and an editor would be required. The magazine would be distributed in stores, online, and through advertisements on websites and public transport. It would compete with other pop music magazines but aims to offer prizes tailored to its young readership.
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- The document outlines a proposal for a new pop music magazine targeted at girls aged 7-13. It will cost £3.25 per issue and £75 per year for a subscription.
- The magazine will be published online and in print. Each issue will have 90-110 colorful pages featuring interviews and photos of popular musicians.
- The proposal discusses the magazine's purpose, price, format, target audience, resources needed, personnel, distribution methods, marketing, competition, and differentiating factors. Font and color scheme choices are presented along with hand-drawn sketches of the front cover and sample page layout.
MY MEDIA PRESENTATION
The document provides details about a proposed magazine aimed at young girls aged 7-13 that focuses on British pop musicians. It will be published online every issue and in print quarterly, costing £3.25 per issue or £75 for a yearly subscription. The magazine will include articles profiling musicians, interviews, photos, and contests for readers to win prizes. It will utilize social media, online ads, and public transport ads to promote. The target audience is girls in the UK aged 7-10 and 11-13, and the tone aims to be lighthearted and girly through a color scheme of hot pink, light purple, and white.
Presentation: Audience
The document discusses the target audience and techniques used in Indigo Magazine to attract and address that audience. The target is teenagers and young adults aged 17-25 who are students and enjoy music festivals, small bars/clubs, and bands playing in bars. Photographs feature young models matching this demographic. Articles relate to bands and topics of interest. Layouts and designs use simple, colorful styles to appeal to this youthful audience. Feedback praised the magazine's eye-catching qualities and techniques addressing its target readership.
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The document provides an analysis of how the author's magazine represents different social groups including gender, class, age, language, and musical tastes. The magazine aims to represent both genders equally and avoid offensive stereotypes. It portrays working class individuals and aims to appeal to regular teenagers and young adults. The informal language is meant to seem relatable while avoiding slang or dialects. Musically, it aims to show that rock music and musicians come in all varieties by profiling a kind and talented male musician. The overall goal is to have broad appeal while challenging common stereotypes.
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The document outlines a proposed pop music magazine called "POP POWER". It will entertain and inform readers about their favorite pop musicians through gifts, posters, games, quizzes, interviews, and other content. The magazine will have a glossy format and target girls aged 7-18 in North London. It will be distributed both physically in stores and online.
Media presentation
The document outlines a proposed pop music magazine called "POP POWER". It will entertain and inform readers about their favorite pop musicians through gifts, posters, games, quizzes, interviews, and other content. The magazine will have a glossy format and target girls aged 7-18 in North London. It will be distributed both physically in stores and online.
Persuasion Magazine Pitch
You have been commissioned by The Northern Echo to create a new magazine or newspaper product targeted at 16-25 year olds that will be self-financed through advertising and sales. You propose creating a 16-page monthly alternative women's lifestyle magazine called "Persuasion" targeting trendy, style-conscious 16-25 year old females with content on fashion, beauty, travel, and topics not covered elsewhere like depression. A financial plan is presented outlining personnel, equipment, printing and other costs totaling £6,582, with estimated advertising revenue of £7,100 and sales revenue of £25,000 resulting in a net profit of £11,134 after distributing 50% of total income to the distributor.
Representations powerpoint
The document provides an overview of how the author's magazine represents different social groups through its content and language. It discusses representations of gender, class, age, language, and musical styles. The magazine aims to represent both genders equally and avoid offensive stereotypes. It features stories of regular people achieving success and uses informal language to appeal to teenagers.
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We love pop contents
The document summarizes a magazine called We Love Pop. It is published by Egmont Group and focuses on mainstream pop music. The target demographic is teenage girls aged 13-15 years. The magazine uses bright colors, mostly sans-serif fonts, and a high picture to text ratio to appeal to its young audience. It features many pictures of male pop stars and uses an informal, slang-filled tone in its writing to relate to its target readership.
We love pop contents
The document discusses the magazine "We Love Pop", which focuses on mainstream pop music. It has a target demographic of teenage girls aged 13-15 years. The magazine uses bright colors, mostly sans-serif fonts, and a high picture to text ratio to appeal to its young audience. It features many pictures of male pop stars and uses an informal, slang-filled tone to relate to its target readership.
Proposal - Pop!
The document proposes a new music magazine called "Pop!" focused on pop music and aimed at teenage girls aged 13-18. Key details include:
- The magazine will feature interviews, artist posters, concert photos to allow readers to connect with their favorite artists.
- The front cover and double page spread will use a colorful design inspired by 1990s magazine Smash Hits, with a pink and blue color scheme.
- It will be 32 pages long, sized at A4, and released every two weeks at a cost of 99p, mirroring the format of the popular Smash Hits magazine.
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Pitch
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My magazine pitch
The document outlines a magazine pitch for a new pop music magazine targeting females aged 16-24. It proposes focusing on both established and up-and-coming UK and international pop artists through interviews, reviews, and charts. The magazine would have a more sophisticated style than current pop magazines, using black and white colors with pops of bright colors. It would be published by a large institution like Bauer Media to reach a wide audience and promote globally.
My magazine pitch
The document outlines a pitch for a new pop music magazine targeting females aged 16-24. It proposes filling a gap in the UK market for a more sophisticated publication than current pop magazines. The magazine would focus on both established and up-and-coming pop artists through interviews, reviews, and charts. It would be published by a large company to ensure recognition and appeal to a wider audience beyond just teens. Color schemes and content styles are suggested to give the magazine a more mature tone than typical teen magazines. Feedback is requested on various aspects of the concept.
Case study - We Love Pop
The magazine We Love Pop was launched in 2011 and focuses on pop music and artists that are currently popular in the charts. It targets 13-15 year old girls and takes a gossipy approach to covering artists like One Direction and Justin Bieber through quizzes, posters, and interviews about their personal lives rather than their music. The magazine has a bright, bubbly visual style with many images and a casual tone to appeal to its young female audience. It has been successful, achieving healthy circulation figures and website traffic in its first two years.
Question 4
The target audience for the media product is young adults aged 16-25 who are interested in indie/rock music. This is addressed through featuring stories and images relevant to the target demographic such as articles on new albums and festivals they enjoy. The images, colors, and topics discussed aim to appeal to both male and female readers through using models of both genders in modern poses and discussing bands popular among both sexes. Sell lines and headlines are designed to draw in the target audience with promises of exclusives and being the first to know about new music and celebrity news.
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The document discusses how a music magazine product would engage audiences and be distributed as a real media text. It describes conducting a survey to understand audience preferences and using this to inform the magazine's brand identity and unique selling points. Details are provided about the magazine's design elements, such as the font, colors, cover lines and photos used, and how these aim to connect with the target young adult audience. The magazine would be distributed through bookstores, music stores and select coffee shops in major Pakistani cities, to reach the target urban youth demographic, rather than being distributed online.
Task thirteen pitch
The magazine is called "Sounds Adrift" and targets young adult males aged 15-30 from socioeconomic classes ABC1. It will have a slightly humorous tone and focus on indie and rock music. The first issue will include an interview with an indie/pop artist, an article on the dominance of digital music downloads, and an artist timeline. It aims to appeal to readers' interests in music, clothing, books, TV and film.
Critical reflection 1
This document discusses conventions of magazine design and how the student's mock magazine cover and contents page both use and challenge conventions.
The cover follows conventions such as a bold masthead and coverlines but challenges norms by using a collaged background. The contents page uses page numbers and subheadings but challenges conventions by using the main image as a background. Both pieces aim to represent social issues and groups like equal rights.
Seventeen magazine
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This document outlines a pitch for a new music magazine targeted at 16-21 year olds interested in fashion, friends, music and shopping. The magazine would focus on mainstream pop and R&B artists popular with that demographic. It proposes magazine sections like interviews, fact files and double page spreads on artists like Example, Rizzle Kicks, Wiley, Florence and the Machine and Calvin Harris. The style of the magazine would have a consistent color palette, informal language and an easily memorable logo to create a strong brand identity.
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Mixmag began in 1983 as a newsletter for DJs but evolved into a magazine covering dance music and club culture. It focused on genres like house, acid house, and rave culture. Today it covers all electronic dance music genres and club culture aspects. It has always included a cover mount CD. Ownership has changed over time but it is now owned by Development Hell Ltd, an independent media company focused on dance and clubbing content across multiple platforms.
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The document proposes a new music magazine called "Pop!" focused on pop music and aimed at teenage girls aged 13-18. Key details include:
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My magazine pitch
The document outlines a pitch for a new pop music magazine targeting females aged 16-24. It proposes filling a gap in the UK market for a more sophisticated publication than current pop magazines. The magazine would focus on both established and up-and-coming pop artists through interviews, reviews, and charts. It would be published by a large company to ensure recognition and appeal to a wider audience beyond just teens. Color schemes and content styles are suggested to give the magazine a more mature tone than typical teen magazines. Feedback is requested on various aspects of the concept.
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The magazine We Love Pop was launched in 2011 and focuses on pop music and artists that are currently popular in the charts. It targets 13-15 year old girls and takes a gossipy approach to covering artists like One Direction and Justin Bieber through quizzes, posters, and interviews about their personal lives rather than their music. The magazine has a bright, bubbly visual style with many images and a casual tone to appeal to its young female audience. It has been successful, achieving healthy circulation figures and website traffic in its first two years.
Question 4
The target audience for the media product is young adults aged 16-25 who are interested in indie/rock music. This is addressed through featuring stories and images relevant to the target demographic such as articles on new albums and festivals they enjoy. The images, colors, and topics discussed aim to appeal to both male and female readers through using models of both genders in modern poses and discussing bands popular among both sexes. Sell lines and headlines are designed to draw in the target audience with promises of exclusives and being the first to know about new music and celebrity news.
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Task thirteen pitch
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Critical reflection 1
This document discusses conventions of magazine design and how the student's mock magazine cover and contents page both use and challenge conventions.
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FINAL MEDIA POWERPOINT FOR MAGAZINE
- 1. By Shira Wolf POP POWER
- 2. Purpose • To entertain and inform the audience about their favourite pop musicians
- 4. PRICE • £3.25 per issue – NOT TOO EXPENSIVE • £75 a year • This means that the reader would get 3 FREE magazines a year
- 5. Form and Genre • Every issue is online – on the website • The genre is popular in North London • Enjoyable music • Would have 90-110 pages per issue
- 6. Target Audience • Primary – Girls – aged 7-10 (ABC1) • Secondary – Girls – aged 11-13 (ABC1)
- 7. Resources • Glossy paper • Money • Camera • Something for the front cover • Computer • A colour printer
- 8. Personnel • Writers • Interviewers • Photographers • Models • The magazine editor
- 9. Distribution • Can be bought PHYSICALLY in corner shops, bookstores, stationary shops and various other shops • Can also be purchased ONLINE
- 10. Marketing methods • Various forms of social media • Advertisements online • Advertisements on the sides of online games • Train stations and bus stops
- 11. Competition • We love pop • Top of the pops • Girl talk How does my magazine differ to others? - It will give the reader a chance to win money or prizes that are more suited towards them, such as gift cards to shops/websites that they might like (e.g. Claire's or Amazon) - It will have a better platform to advertise and sell than other, already established and similar, magazines, such as the magazines presented above.
- 13. HERE IS MY MOODBOARD FOR THE MAGAZINE FAMOUS, MODERN DAY POP MUSICIANS
- 14. Colour Scheme • I have chosen hot pink, light purple and white for the colour scheme for the magazine as the colours contrast well against each other and they create a lighthearted, girly tone. This is the tone that I aim to create for the magazine itself.
- 15. My hand drawn sketches for the magazine front cover and double page spread • Below is my sketch for how the front cover of the magazine will look • Below is my sketch for the double page spread in the magazine
- 16. MY DIGTAL SKETCHES FOR THE MAGAZINE • BELOW IS MY SKETCH FOR HOW THE FRONT COVER WILL LOOK • BELOW IS MY SKETCH FOR HOW THE DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD WILL LOOK There are many shapes and boxes containing short amounts of information as a young reader wouldn’t want to read a long article as they are very young and simply wouldn’t read something too long The front cover is filled with fun shapes, pictures and puff pieces to attract a very young girl.
- 17. THANK YOU!