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Oliver Brent is pitching a new rap magazine to promote current and unsigned artists in North London. The magazine will provide a platform for up-and-coming artists to gain exposure. The target audience is males and females aged 18-25. Resources needed include a studio, camera, computer, lighting and audio equipment. Competitors include other UK-based music magazines. The magazine will feature artist profiles, photos and interviews to engage readers.
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Oliver Brent is pitching a new rap magazine called "My Magazine". The magazine will promote current and unsigned North London artists, providing exposure for up-and-coming talent. The target audience is males and females aged 18-25. It will be available in print for £5.99 and online with a £35.99 annual subscription. Oliver emphasizes the magazine's unique selling point of spotlighting local unsigned artists. He outlines the personnel, resources, distribution, and design plans for the magazine.
Initial ideas for my music magazine
The document outlines initial ideas for a music magazine focused on heavy metal, rock, and indie rock genres. The magazine would come out weekly, cost £2.20, and include features like competitions, new music spotlights, exclusive content, and top 10 band lists. Each issue would include articles such as interviews, event guides, concert reviews, and quizzes. The target audience is people ages 16-24 of mixed gender. Issues are planned to be between 50-60 pages in length.
Pop monthly
The document describes a proposed magazine called "Pop Monthly" that will cover pop music news and artists from Hertfordshire. It will include interviews, photos, and information on pop musicians from the area. The target audiences are 14-22 year olds and 30-40 year olds interested in pop music. It will be published monthly with 40 pages and cost £3 per issue.
Pop monthly
The document describes a proposed magazine called "Pop Monthly" that would cover pop music and musicians in Hertfordshire. It would include interviews, articles on local artists, and reader interactions. The target audience is 14-22 year olds interested in pop music. Each monthly issue would be 40 pages and cost £4.50. It would be distributed locally and also have an online version.
Pitch
The document outlines a pitch for a new weekly chart music magazine targeted at males and females ages 17-25. Key details include: the magazine will focus on the genres of music currently in the charts; it will be released weekly and sold at newsagents and supermarkets for £2.20; and the design will use gender-neutral colors and a minimalist layout. Potential magazine names are also suggested.
Practice pitch
This document outlines the plans for a pop music magazine called SolosArt, including details about its genre, purpose, target audience, design elements, competition, frequency, distribution, resources, and personnel. The magazine will be published twice a month, feature interviews and images of pop solo artists, and target teenage and young adult females to advertise, inform, and promote pop music.
Initial ideas
The third idea of a magazine focused on pop-punk, hardcore and alternative rock music would appeal most to today's teenagers and fans of that genre. While the first idea centered on techno music also had potential, the second idea focusing on 1950s/60s rock n' roll likely has a smaller audience today and less relevance for most teenagers. Overall, feedback suggested the third idea may have the broadest appeal and best chance of success.
Initial ideas
The third idea of a magazine focused on pop-punk, hardcore and alternative rock music would appeal most to today's teenagers and fans of that genre. The messy, busy style incorporating black, white and bright colors would suit the rebellious stereotype of teenagers as the target audience. While the first idea focused on techno music also aims to attract teenagers and young adults with an energetic, colorful style, the second idea about 1950s/60s rock n roll would be too formal and niche given its older target audience.
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Oliver Brent is pitching a new rap magazine called "My Magazine". The magazine will promote current and unsigned North London artists, providing exposure for up-and-coming talent. The target audience is males and females aged 18-25. It will be available in print for £5.99 and online with a £35.99 annual subscription. Oliver emphasizes the magazine's unique selling point of spotlighting local unsigned artists. He outlines the personnel, resources, distribution, and design plans for the magazine.
Initial ideas for my music magazine
The document outlines initial ideas for a music magazine focused on heavy metal, rock, and indie rock genres. The magazine would come out weekly, cost £2.20, and include features like competitions, new music spotlights, exclusive content, and top 10 band lists. Each issue would include articles such as interviews, event guides, concert reviews, and quizzes. The target audience is people ages 16-24 of mixed gender. Issues are planned to be between 50-60 pages in length.
Pop monthly
The document describes a proposed magazine called "Pop Monthly" that will cover pop music news and artists from Hertfordshire. It will include interviews, photos, and information on pop musicians from the area. The target audiences are 14-22 year olds and 30-40 year olds interested in pop music. It will be published monthly with 40 pages and cost £3 per issue.
Pop monthly
The document describes a proposed magazine called "Pop Monthly" that would cover pop music and musicians in Hertfordshire. It would include interviews, articles on local artists, and reader interactions. The target audience is 14-22 year olds interested in pop music. Each monthly issue would be 40 pages and cost £4.50. It would be distributed locally and also have an online version.
Pitch
The document outlines a pitch for a new weekly chart music magazine targeted at males and females ages 17-25. Key details include: the magazine will focus on the genres of music currently in the charts; it will be released weekly and sold at newsagents and supermarkets for £2.20; and the design will use gender-neutral colors and a minimalist layout. Potential magazine names are also suggested.
Practice pitch
This document outlines the plans for a pop music magazine called SolosArt, including details about its genre, purpose, target audience, design elements, competition, frequency, distribution, resources, and personnel. The magazine will be published twice a month, feature interviews and images of pop solo artists, and target teenage and young adult females to advertise, inform, and promote pop music.
Initial ideas
The third idea of a magazine focused on pop-punk, hardcore and alternative rock music would appeal most to today's teenagers and fans of that genre. While the first idea centered on techno music also had potential, the second idea focusing on 1950s/60s rock n' roll likely has a smaller audience today and less relevance for most teenagers. Overall, feedback suggested the third idea may have the broadest appeal and best chance of success.
Initial ideas
The third idea of a magazine focused on pop-punk, hardcore and alternative rock music would appeal most to today's teenagers and fans of that genre. The messy, busy style incorporating black, white and bright colors would suit the rebellious stereotype of teenagers as the target audience. While the first idea focused on techno music also aims to attract teenagers and young adults with an energetic, colorful style, the second idea about 1950s/60s rock n roll would be too formal and niche given its older target audience.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the magazine is 13-25 year olds who enjoy dance music. This age group can relate to the featured artist's background and music style. The magazine appeals to both working and middle class readers due to its informal tone and professional layout. Demographically, the audience spans classes C1 to C2. Psychographically, the audience values hard work and using talent to help others as reflected in the artist's story. The music featured has an upbeat, summery sound similar to artists like French Montana and Rihanna. The audience is interested in festivals like Wireless that the artist performs at. While the artist has black cultural influences, the music appeals to a wide range of ethnicities. The magazine aims to reach
Music magazine pitch
The document outlines initial ideas for a rock music magazine. It will focus on genres like alternative, indie, punk, and metal. The magazine aims to cover popular artists like Green Day and Fall Out Boy, as well as promote new, up-and-coming artists. Potential names include Ready Set Rock!, Rock On, and We Like It Loud. The target audience is 16-24 year olds interested in rock music and discovering new bands. Features will include interviews, album and concert reviews, tour schedules, and competitions.
Question five- evaluation
The document describes how the magazine addresses its target audience of 15-19 year olds who enjoy indie, pop, and alternative music. It uses cover lines featuring popular bands, a model from an indie rock band to appeal to both genders, content about indie rock music and new artists, and a color scheme that isn't gender specific. It also includes a feature on up-and-coming bands for the year and an interview with a new rising star in indie rock that allows readers to download a song, appealing to their passion for discovering new music.
Pitch
The document outlines a pitch for a new music chart magazine targeted at males and females ages 17-25. Key details include:
1) The magazine will focus on chart music across various genres like pop, indie, and folk based on current music charts.
2) It will be released every two weeks and sold at newsagents and supermarkets for £2.20.
3) The magazine aims to appeal to both male and female readers ages 17-25 with gender neutral colors, fonts, and cover images based on the target demographic.
Survey results analysis
The survey results show that the target audience for the magazine will be largely female, aged 16-22, who have interests in beauty, fashion, and films. The magazine should have a lively yet sophisticated style, focus on pop music as well as rock and indie genres, and include discounts and offers. It should be published monthly with a price of £2-£3 and feature both well-known and up-and-coming artists. The findings will help tailor the magazine's content and design towards this young, female audience interested in music and entertainment.
Popular uk magazines
Mojo is a rock 'n' roll magazine that features posters of popular bands like U2, CDs and merchandise. It advertises concerts and stories about artists in the genre. The bold color scheme and unique font carry throughout the magazine. The target audience is anyone interested in rock music and it is published by Bauer Media. Top of the Pops is a pop music magazine that includes toys, quizzes and puzzles related to pop stars. It has stories about artists' lives and colorful posters. Pink is a recurring theme along with bubbly fonts, and it includes many photos to keep its 11-15 year old audience engaged. It is published by Immediate Media.
Jack segal - Final Pitch
This document outlines the target audience, purpose, format, content, pricing, distribution, and other details for a proposed R&B music magazine. The primary target audience is 16-21 year olds, with secondary audiences of 14-16 year olds and others. The magazine aims to promote interest in R&B music, inspire youth, and be enjoyed in north London. It will be printed monthly on matte paper with an annual subscription of £6.50.
Task 1
This document describes three music magazines - Mojo, Top of the Pops, and Billboard. Mojo focuses on rock music and would include posters and merchandise. It targets anyone interested in rock music. Top of the Pops focuses on pop music and would include toys, puzzles and stories about pop stars. It targets teenagers aged 11-15. Billboard focuses on R&B music and would include CDs, concert dates and interviews. It targets college students aged 16-20.
Target audience
The target audience for the magazine is predominantly female aged 16-25 from socioeconomic class ABC1. They enjoy a variety of music genres like indie, rock, r&b and electronic. They also like various film genres and shopping at stores like Topshop, Zara and Urban Outfitters. A typical audience member is a 19-year old university student studying photography who enjoys music, fashion, and films like Skins and The Breakfast Club. The magazine will appeal to this audience by focusing on music, fashion and films that match their interests through a modern design with alternative fonts and color schemes.
EH Practice pitch
This document provides details about a proposed indie rock magazine to be distributed locally in Hertfordshire, England. The magazine will cover both mainstream and lesser-known indie rock artists from the area as well as live music events ranging from festivals to small local gigs. The target audience is young people ages 16-30 interested in live music, as well as older audiences over 30 who enjoy indie rock music and live events. Each monthly issue will feature a local or famous band on the cover along with information on upcoming area concerts and competitions for tickets.
Pitch
Totally Rock Music magazine will focus on rock music genres like indie and alternative rock. The magazine will have a red, yellow, black, and white color scheme and bold text for easy reading. It will include some studio and location photos along with in-depth articles aimed at rock fans between ages 16-24 who are predominantly male. To encourage subscriptions, the magazine will offer a good price, competitions, and interesting articles.
Proposal
Urban Tracks will be a monthly magazine focused on urban music genres like rap and R&B. It will feature articles on new artists and music awards in these genres. The magazine aims to promote ideals of equality, creativity, hard work, and independence through how artists are presented. It will target an audience of 16-26 year olds from middle-income backgrounds who enjoy urban music, fashion, and attending live shows. The magazine hopes to attract buyers through promotional offers, freebies, and featuring popular artists prominently on the cover.
Media Institution for my Music Magazine
Bauer and IPC Media are the two main music magazine publishers in the UK. Bauer publishes magazines like Q, Kerrang, and Mojo that cover various music genres including pop, rock, and classical rock. IPC Media publishes NME and Uncut, with NME focusing more on indie pop/rock and Uncut focusing on classic rock. The document discusses choosing one of these publishers to distribute a new pop music magazine. Bauer is selected because although it already publishes Q, a pop magazine, the new magazine would have a different target age group of 15-25 and different features, allowing it to succeed alongside Q.
Pitch
The document proposes a new pop music magazine to be published by Prometheus Global Media. The magazine would feature high-profile artists like Beyoncé and Lady Gaga to attract a high social status audience aged 16-26. It would include interviews, charts, concert listings, album reviews and a fashion section. The lead story in the first issue would profile an up-and-coming female singer achieving her first number one album. The magazine aims to be as successful as Billboard and attract advertisers to generate higher profits for the publisher.
Magazine pitch
Damian Bolka is pitching a new rap/hip hop magazine called "The Punisher" aimed at adults aged 18-25. Key details include a planned release in a few months at £2-£2.50 per issue, advertising on public transport, social media, and unique codes in each issue for iTunes credits. The magazine will focus on Eminem and new artists and be sold in supermarkets, newsagents, and online by subscription.
Pitch
The document outlines plans for a new rock music magazine called "Beat". It will focus on genres like classic rock, pop punk, and indie rock. Key points include:
- The magazine will be published monthly at a price of £3.50 based on survey results.
- A mission statement says Beat will give readers a connection to music and focus on the biggest events in the rock world.
- Sample layouts and photography plans are included for the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads. Styles will feature casual clothing, studios, and outdoor brick walls.
- The target reader is described as a 20-year-old passionate music fan and musician who buys the magazine weekly for
Question 3
When designing his music magazine, the author researched different media companies to find a publisher that would suit his target audience of 16-21 year olds. He found that IPC publishes hip-hop and R&B magazines and uses events, competitions, and cross-platform marketing which would attract his young audience. Bauer publishes many magazines globally but their style of low-key photographs does not fit the author's audience who prefers bright colors and attractive designs. Vibe publishes music magazines featuring hip-hop and R&B through their website and in shops, allowing the author's target audience easy access to the magazine in both digital and print formats.
Mood board
The document provides a mission statement and mood board for a proposed music magazine. The mission statement indicates that the magazine will focus on pop music and target male readers ages 15-22. It will feature information on trending music, artists, and new album/song reviews in a tone that appeals to younger readers. The mood board shows that the target audience listens to pop music on Spotify, is 70% male and 30% female, and has interests including fashion and video games.
Question 3
When designing his music magazine, the author researched different media publishers to find the best fit. He found that Bauer Media publishes 300 magazines sent worldwide but that their aesthetic of monochromatic, low-key photographs does not suit his target audience of 16-21 year olds. IPC publishes hip hop and R&B and could help promote the magazine through events and competitions. Vibe publishes similar music genres and effectively spreads their product through websites and distributing in transit locations, which would work for keeping the target audience informed. The author would like Vibe to publish his magazine due to their colorful, professional studio photographs.
Media evaluation
The document discusses how the magazine will target teenage males as the primary audience for underground music. It will feature hip-hop genres, which appeal more to males. Photos in the magazine will have a moody style associated with underground music. Articles will challenge stereotypes about underground artists reaching mainstream popularity. The goal is to challenge stereotypes that underground music should remain unpopular.
practice pitch
Oliver Brent is pitching a new rap magazine called "My Magazine". The magazine will feature unsigned and upcoming artists from North London and provide them a platform. The target audience is males and females aged 18-25. Resources needed include a studio, camera, computer, and personnel such as a photographer, interviewer, editor, and graphic designer. The magazine will have a unique selling point of promoting local talent.
Proposal updated
The document proposes a new music magazine called "Mashup" that would feature 4 genres of modern music popular among youth aged 16-25. It would have a dual-sided design with contrasting color schemes and fonts to appeal to different audiences on each side. The magazine aims to help new artists gain recognition and help readers discover new music. It outlines plans for content, pricing, distribution, necessary resources and employees, and provides mood boards and sketches for the design layout.
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Evaluation 4
The target audience for the magazine is 13-25 year olds who enjoy dance music. This age group can relate to the featured artist's background and music style. The magazine appeals to both working and middle class readers due to its informal tone and professional layout. Demographically, the audience spans classes C1 to C2. Psychographically, the audience values hard work and using talent to help others as reflected in the artist's story. The music featured has an upbeat, summery sound similar to artists like French Montana and Rihanna. The audience is interested in festivals like Wireless that the artist performs at. While the artist has black cultural influences, the music appeals to a wide range of ethnicities. The magazine aims to reach
Music magazine pitch
The document outlines initial ideas for a rock music magazine. It will focus on genres like alternative, indie, punk, and metal. The magazine aims to cover popular artists like Green Day and Fall Out Boy, as well as promote new, up-and-coming artists. Potential names include Ready Set Rock!, Rock On, and We Like It Loud. The target audience is 16-24 year olds interested in rock music and discovering new bands. Features will include interviews, album and concert reviews, tour schedules, and competitions.
Question five- evaluation
The document describes how the magazine addresses its target audience of 15-19 year olds who enjoy indie, pop, and alternative music. It uses cover lines featuring popular bands, a model from an indie rock band to appeal to both genders, content about indie rock music and new artists, and a color scheme that isn't gender specific. It also includes a feature on up-and-coming bands for the year and an interview with a new rising star in indie rock that allows readers to download a song, appealing to their passion for discovering new music.
Pitch
The document outlines a pitch for a new music chart magazine targeted at males and females ages 17-25. Key details include:
1) The magazine will focus on chart music across various genres like pop, indie, and folk based on current music charts.
2) It will be released every two weeks and sold at newsagents and supermarkets for £2.20.
3) The magazine aims to appeal to both male and female readers ages 17-25 with gender neutral colors, fonts, and cover images based on the target demographic.
Survey results analysis
The survey results show that the target audience for the magazine will be largely female, aged 16-22, who have interests in beauty, fashion, and films. The magazine should have a lively yet sophisticated style, focus on pop music as well as rock and indie genres, and include discounts and offers. It should be published monthly with a price of £2-£3 and feature both well-known and up-and-coming artists. The findings will help tailor the magazine's content and design towards this young, female audience interested in music and entertainment.
Popular uk magazines
Mojo is a rock 'n' roll magazine that features posters of popular bands like U2, CDs and merchandise. It advertises concerts and stories about artists in the genre. The bold color scheme and unique font carry throughout the magazine. The target audience is anyone interested in rock music and it is published by Bauer Media. Top of the Pops is a pop music magazine that includes toys, quizzes and puzzles related to pop stars. It has stories about artists' lives and colorful posters. Pink is a recurring theme along with bubbly fonts, and it includes many photos to keep its 11-15 year old audience engaged. It is published by Immediate Media.
Jack segal - Final Pitch
This document outlines the target audience, purpose, format, content, pricing, distribution, and other details for a proposed R&B music magazine. The primary target audience is 16-21 year olds, with secondary audiences of 14-16 year olds and others. The magazine aims to promote interest in R&B music, inspire youth, and be enjoyed in north London. It will be printed monthly on matte paper with an annual subscription of £6.50.
Task 1
This document describes three music magazines - Mojo, Top of the Pops, and Billboard. Mojo focuses on rock music and would include posters and merchandise. It targets anyone interested in rock music. Top of the Pops focuses on pop music and would include toys, puzzles and stories about pop stars. It targets teenagers aged 11-15. Billboard focuses on R&B music and would include CDs, concert dates and interviews. It targets college students aged 16-20.
Target audience
The target audience for the magazine is predominantly female aged 16-25 from socioeconomic class ABC1. They enjoy a variety of music genres like indie, rock, r&b and electronic. They also like various film genres and shopping at stores like Topshop, Zara and Urban Outfitters. A typical audience member is a 19-year old university student studying photography who enjoys music, fashion, and films like Skins and The Breakfast Club. The magazine will appeal to this audience by focusing on music, fashion and films that match their interests through a modern design with alternative fonts and color schemes.
EH Practice pitch
This document provides details about a proposed indie rock magazine to be distributed locally in Hertfordshire, England. The magazine will cover both mainstream and lesser-known indie rock artists from the area as well as live music events ranging from festivals to small local gigs. The target audience is young people ages 16-30 interested in live music, as well as older audiences over 30 who enjoy indie rock music and live events. Each monthly issue will feature a local or famous band on the cover along with information on upcoming area concerts and competitions for tickets.
Pitch
Totally Rock Music magazine will focus on rock music genres like indie and alternative rock. The magazine will have a red, yellow, black, and white color scheme and bold text for easy reading. It will include some studio and location photos along with in-depth articles aimed at rock fans between ages 16-24 who are predominantly male. To encourage subscriptions, the magazine will offer a good price, competitions, and interesting articles.
Proposal
Urban Tracks will be a monthly magazine focused on urban music genres like rap and R&B. It will feature articles on new artists and music awards in these genres. The magazine aims to promote ideals of equality, creativity, hard work, and independence through how artists are presented. It will target an audience of 16-26 year olds from middle-income backgrounds who enjoy urban music, fashion, and attending live shows. The magazine hopes to attract buyers through promotional offers, freebies, and featuring popular artists prominently on the cover.
Media Institution for my Music Magazine
Bauer and IPC Media are the two main music magazine publishers in the UK. Bauer publishes magazines like Q, Kerrang, and Mojo that cover various music genres including pop, rock, and classical rock. IPC Media publishes NME and Uncut, with NME focusing more on indie pop/rock and Uncut focusing on classic rock. The document discusses choosing one of these publishers to distribute a new pop music magazine. Bauer is selected because although it already publishes Q, a pop magazine, the new magazine would have a different target age group of 15-25 and different features, allowing it to succeed alongside Q.
Pitch
The document proposes a new pop music magazine to be published by Prometheus Global Media. The magazine would feature high-profile artists like Beyoncé and Lady Gaga to attract a high social status audience aged 16-26. It would include interviews, charts, concert listings, album reviews and a fashion section. The lead story in the first issue would profile an up-and-coming female singer achieving her first number one album. The magazine aims to be as successful as Billboard and attract advertisers to generate higher profits for the publisher.
Magazine pitch
Damian Bolka is pitching a new rap/hip hop magazine called "The Punisher" aimed at adults aged 18-25. Key details include a planned release in a few months at £2-£2.50 per issue, advertising on public transport, social media, and unique codes in each issue for iTunes credits. The magazine will focus on Eminem and new artists and be sold in supermarkets, newsagents, and online by subscription.
Pitch
The document outlines plans for a new rock music magazine called "Beat". It will focus on genres like classic rock, pop punk, and indie rock. Key points include:
- The magazine will be published monthly at a price of £3.50 based on survey results.
- A mission statement says Beat will give readers a connection to music and focus on the biggest events in the rock world.
- Sample layouts and photography plans are included for the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads. Styles will feature casual clothing, studios, and outdoor brick walls.
- The target reader is described as a 20-year-old passionate music fan and musician who buys the magazine weekly for
Question 3
When designing his music magazine, the author researched different media companies to find a publisher that would suit his target audience of 16-21 year olds. He found that IPC publishes hip-hop and R&B magazines and uses events, competitions, and cross-platform marketing which would attract his young audience. Bauer publishes many magazines globally but their style of low-key photographs does not fit the author's audience who prefers bright colors and attractive designs. Vibe publishes music magazines featuring hip-hop and R&B through their website and in shops, allowing the author's target audience easy access to the magazine in both digital and print formats.
Mood board
The document provides a mission statement and mood board for a proposed music magazine. The mission statement indicates that the magazine will focus on pop music and target male readers ages 15-22. It will feature information on trending music, artists, and new album/song reviews in a tone that appeals to younger readers. The mood board shows that the target audience listens to pop music on Spotify, is 70% male and 30% female, and has interests including fashion and video games.
Question 3
When designing his music magazine, the author researched different media publishers to find the best fit. He found that Bauer Media publishes 300 magazines sent worldwide but that their aesthetic of monochromatic, low-key photographs does not suit his target audience of 16-21 year olds. IPC publishes hip hop and R&B and could help promote the magazine through events and competitions. Vibe publishes similar music genres and effectively spreads their product through websites and distributing in transit locations, which would work for keeping the target audience informed. The author would like Vibe to publish his magazine due to their colorful, professional studio photographs.
Media evaluation
The document discusses how the magazine will target teenage males as the primary audience for underground music. It will feature hip-hop genres, which appeal more to males. Photos in the magazine will have a moody style associated with underground music. Articles will challenge stereotypes about underground artists reaching mainstream popularity. The goal is to challenge stereotypes that underground music should remain unpopular.
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- 1. Pitch – Wrapped magazine BY OLIVER BRENT
- 2. My Magazine Genre - rap Artists included in my magazine: What will my magazine contain?
- 3. Target audience Primary audience Males aged 18 – 25. Secondary audience. Female aged 18 – 25. PRICE – Printed version- £5.99 Online version subscription – £35.99 for 1 year.
- 4. What is your unique selling point? USP My unique selling point will be promoting current and unsigned artists in North London. Provide a platform for upcoming and unsigned artists to have a voice and gain exposure.
- 5. Distribution & Marketing How can the magazine be accessed? Marketing my magazine Hardcopy Online magazine
- 6. Image choice My moodboard shows images of well known rap artists. The images have been shot in close up and medium close up. This allows the audience to get closer to the artist. The images show a more rebellious side to the artists which links in to the Rap genre. Moodboard
- 7. Resources & Personnel Resources Personnel Studio to take photos of the artists. Camera Computer. Lighting. Microphone and recorder to record interviews Photographer: to take images to make the magazine more engaging. Interviewer. Editor. Graphic designer.
- 9. What will it look like – Colour Scheme & Font Masthead: Merging the two together Coverlines Body Copy: size 10, Arial
- 10. Hand Drawn Sketches Double page spread Magazine cover
Editor's Notes
- Talk about the fact that the magazine will be based on London up and coming artist such as .
- Add other images of actual target audience.