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Based on the results of an online survey: The magazine will feature a female celebrity on the cover and include a free poster, with a bright color scheme. It will also include a celebrity interview. The double-paged spread will feature a celebrity article. The magazine will focus on both single artists and bands. Images will be prioritized over articles since the target audience is young teenagers. The front page image will be a medium close-up. A bubbly font will be used throughout. The contents page will include several images and limited text. The magazine will be priced between £1.50-£2.00.
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Final questionnaire
- 2. 1.) In a pop magazine, would you prefer seeing a male or female celebrity on the front page? • Male: 11 people • Female: 19 people I have come to an conclusion that I am going to have a female celebrity on the front page. Vote Male Female
- 3. 2.) Do you use the posters that are in a magazine? • Yes: 12 people • No: 8 people • Sometimes: 10 people On one of the pages in my magazine, I am going to include a free poster. Posters 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 Posters
- 4. 3.) What would you prefer the colour scheme to be? • Brightly coloured: 13 people • Pastel shades: 7 people • Mixture of both: 10 people The colour scheme for my magazine will be bright colours. Prefer Bright colours Pastel shades Mixture of both
- 5. 4.) Would you read an article with a celebrity interview in? • Yes: 30 people • No: I am defiantly going to include an celebrity interview in my magazine. Vote 35 30 25 20 15 Vote 10 5 0 Yes No
- 6. 5.) What would you prefer to be on a dps (double paged spread)? • Article on a celebrity: 19 people • Fashion: 10 people • Confessions page: 1 person My dps will feature an article on a celebrity Prefer Article on celeb Fashion Confessions page
- 7. 6.) Do you prefer single artists or bands? • Single artists: 14 people • Bands: 16 people The results were very close so I am going to focus my magazine on a mixture of single artists and bands. Prefer 16.5 16 15.5 15 14.5 Prefer 14 13.5 13 Single artists Bands
- 8. 7.) What usually persuades you to buy a magazine? • Images: 12 people • Articles: 16 people • Freebies: 2 people I found that the people that answered ‘images’ were mostly younger people, and the people that answered ‘articles’ were mostly adults. Since my magazine is focused at young teenagers, I am going to include more images in the magazine. Vote Images Articles Freebies
- 9. 8.) What shot type should be on the front page? • Medium close up: 21 people • Long shot: 7 people • Close-up: 2 people The shot type of the main image on my front page will be a medium close up Vote 25 20 15 10 Vote 5 0 Medium close up Long shot Close up
- 10. 9.) What type of font should be used in a pop music magazine? • Bubbly fonts: 29 people • Simple fonts: 1 person I provided an example of a bubbly font and a simple font, both are which on my phone; the 1 person that said ‘simple font’ said not to use a bubbly font as Prefer it will distract the reader. Bubbly font Simple fonts
- 11. 10.) How should I layout my contents page? • Neat; none or very few images: 4 people • Crowded; lots of images: 7 people • Not too much text and not too many pictures: 19 people My contents page will consist of quite a few images and not a lot of text. Vote 5 4 3 2 Vote 1 0 Neat Crowded Not too much text/not too many pictures
- 12. 11.) How much would you pay for a music magazine? • £1.50: 14 people • £2.00: 13 people • £2.50: 3 people • £3.00: I am going to price my magazine from £1.50-£2.00 Sales £1.50 £2.00 £2.50 £3.00