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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.
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Final presentation
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 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.
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Initial ideas for my music magazine
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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.
Practice pitch
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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.
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.
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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.
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 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.
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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.
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The document provides details on the proposed new music magazine "ROQ". It discusses the genre as rock and content as interviews and music festival dates. It will be published weekly. The target audience is identified as mostly male aged 15-24 based on analysis of similar magazine Kerrang!. Production costs including printing and staffing are estimated. A marketing plan is outlined using the 4Ps approach focusing on the target audience. A production schedule is proposed across 4 weeks.
Proposal - Beat
Megan del Mar proposes producing a new music magazine called "Beat" that will cover classic rock, folk, soul, country, reggae, electronic, and experimental genres. The monthly magazine will include concert and festival backstage coverage, tour schedules, album and movie reviews, studio sessions, celebrity gossip, new album announcements, and artist interviews. It will be promoted on social media and have a simple color-based design with 131 pages in A4 size at a starting price of £2.50, aiming to compete with the existing magazine "Mojo" while focusing on smaller artists.
Sash pitch (1)
Sasha Nahum is pitching a new pop music magazine targeted at girls aged 14-21. The magazine will be published both in print and online, with 180 page print issues sold for £3.99 each or through an annual subscription of £45. It will feature exclusive interviews with up-and-coming artists from North London, charts of the top pop hits, competitions to win tickets to music festivals, and articles about pop music trends over the decades. The magazine aims to both entertain readers and promote new artists, while 10% of profits will go to music therapy charities.
Rap Magazine Media Proposal
The document proposes a new rap magazine called Genius. It will be 100-120 pages and feature pictures of rappers on one page with information about their music and careers on the facing page. The target audience is males and females aged 14-36 from social grades C1 to D of all ethnic groups interested in mainstream rap music. Distribution will be at concerts and festivals featuring artists in the magazine as well as online and retail stores. The magazine will have a dark color scheme and style reflective of rap music to attract its target audience.
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The document outlines a pitch for a new rap magazine. The purpose of the magazine is to provide details about rap artists and the genre of rap music to a global audience. The target audience is males and females ages 14-25 in North London. The magazine will contain interviews, articles, photos, and advertisements about up-and-coming rap artists. It will be distributed in shops throughout North London and marketed through social media platforms. The magazine aims to fill a gap in the rap magazine market with a reasonable price point and bold design to stand out from competitors.
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- 1. Practice Pitch - Wrapped 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 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.
- 8. Competitors
- 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.