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The document discusses the results of a lifestyle quiz which categorized the author as a "Smart Urban" tribe. This tribe relates well to their magazine which has a high-quality urban style and unique design to stand out from competitors. As Smart Urban is a rare tribe in the author's region, focusing the magazine's style on this niche tribe could be a good strategy to target an underserved market.
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Find Your Tribe
The document discusses the results of a "Find Your Tribe" quiz which categorized the author as a "Smart Urban". This tribe relates well to their magazine which has a high quality, unique style focused on urban music. As Smart Urban is a rare tribe in their region of Southeast UK, targeting this niche tribe could be beneficial for their magazine to stand out from competitors.
My music magazine mission statement
The magazine "BEATZ" aims to celebrate women's rap success by providing inspiration, entertainment, and a platform to feature female artists. It will be a monthly publication sold at newsagents and music stores for £2.50, targeting urban, confident women in their twenties interested in showing off their rap knowledge. In addition to interviews, advice, and fashion tips, the magazine will include competitions for readers to meet artists.
My music magazine mission statement
The magazine "BEATZ" will focus on rap music and culture, targeting urban, youthful males interested in the genre. It will be sold monthly for £2.50 at music and retail stores. The magazine will feature artist interviews, advice, and fashion tips, as well as competitions for readers to meet artists. The goal is to inspire readers and celebrate the success of women in rap.
Magazine final pitch powerpoint
The document proposes a new magazine called Venews that will inform readers about concert venues and performing artists in North London. It will be available both in print and online. The print magazine will include QR codes linking to quizzes about venues and artists. The magazine will not focus on any particular music genre in order to cover a wide range of venues. The primary target audience is 16-35 year olds of both genders. It will be distributed monthly for £3 or £30.99 annually in print, and £2.40 or £28 annually online.
Final pitch
My magazine aims to promote 1980s rock music to younger audiences in north London. It will take the form of both a print and online magazine with content like artist interviews, biographies, fashion, and music recommendations. The print magazine will be £3.50 and the online version will have a monthly subscription fee. The magazine will target teenagers aged 15-18 and distribute through music venues and social media to gain their attention. It will use a classic font and feature articles on teenagers' passion for 1980s rock and recommendations of iconic rock albums.
Updated pitch (1)
The document outlines plans for a rock magazine aimed at promoting 1980s rock music to younger audiences in North London. The magazine will be available in both print and digital formats, with the print version containing 90 pages in red, black, and white. It will include interviews with up-and-coming artists inspired by 1980s rock, information about the origins of rock music, and links to upcoming live concerts. The target audiences are teenagers ages 14-19 and adults ages 40-50. The magazine will be distributed through social media and more traditional methods.
Pitch for magazine
The document outlines plans for an independent nature and adventure magazine targeted at 18-34 year olds. The magazine will include a front cover, contents page, and double page spread published by Dennis Publishing due to their support of charities. It will be inspired by Outdoor Photographer magazine's use of yellow and captivating cover images. The content will mostly focus on nature but include some adventure details. The color scheme will be greens, blues, and yellow to draw attention. Font will be simple and yellow against green images to look relaxed. Photos of UK nature will show iconic areas of the Northeast without models except for adventure aspects to maintain realism.
Research into audience
The document provides demographic information about the target audience for a proposed indie/hipster magazine. It finds that the audience is primarily young people aged 17-21, with most being students. They have a roughly two-thirds male readership that spends between £40-200 per month on clothes, socializing, and food. The target readers live mostly in cities and towns, shop at stores like Topshop, and enjoy bands like White Lies. Most have attended a music festival and typically spend £40-60 per night on social outings.
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The document discusses the results of a "Find Your Tribe" quiz which categorized the author as a "Smart Urban". This tribe relates well to their magazine which has a high quality, unique style focused on urban music. As Smart Urban is a rare tribe in their region of Southeast UK, targeting this niche tribe could be beneficial for their magazine to stand out from competitors.
My music magazine mission statement
The magazine "BEATZ" aims to celebrate women's rap success by providing inspiration, entertainment, and a platform to feature female artists. It will be a monthly publication sold at newsagents and music stores for £2.50, targeting urban, confident women in their twenties interested in showing off their rap knowledge. In addition to interviews, advice, and fashion tips, the magazine will include competitions for readers to meet artists.
My music magazine mission statement
The magazine "BEATZ" will focus on rap music and culture, targeting urban, youthful males interested in the genre. It will be sold monthly for £2.50 at music and retail stores. The magazine will feature artist interviews, advice, and fashion tips, as well as competitions for readers to meet artists. The goal is to inspire readers and celebrate the success of women in rap.
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The document proposes a new magazine called Venews that will inform readers about concert venues and performing artists in North London. It will be available both in print and online. The print magazine will include QR codes linking to quizzes about venues and artists. The magazine will not focus on any particular music genre in order to cover a wide range of venues. The primary target audience is 16-35 year olds of both genders. It will be distributed monthly for £3 or £30.99 annually in print, and £2.40 or £28 annually online.
Final pitch
My magazine aims to promote 1980s rock music to younger audiences in north London. It will take the form of both a print and online magazine with content like artist interviews, biographies, fashion, and music recommendations. The print magazine will be £3.50 and the online version will have a monthly subscription fee. The magazine will target teenagers aged 15-18 and distribute through music venues and social media to gain their attention. It will use a classic font and feature articles on teenagers' passion for 1980s rock and recommendations of iconic rock albums.
Updated pitch (1)
The document outlines plans for a rock magazine aimed at promoting 1980s rock music to younger audiences in North London. The magazine will be available in both print and digital formats, with the print version containing 90 pages in red, black, and white. It will include interviews with up-and-coming artists inspired by 1980s rock, information about the origins of rock music, and links to upcoming live concerts. The target audiences are teenagers ages 14-19 and adults ages 40-50. The magazine will be distributed through social media and more traditional methods.
Pitch for magazine
The document outlines plans for an independent nature and adventure magazine targeted at 18-34 year olds. The magazine will include a front cover, contents page, and double page spread published by Dennis Publishing due to their support of charities. It will be inspired by Outdoor Photographer magazine's use of yellow and captivating cover images. The content will mostly focus on nature but include some adventure details. The color scheme will be greens, blues, and yellow to draw attention. Font will be simple and yellow against green images to look relaxed. Photos of UK nature will show iconic areas of the Northeast without models except for adventure aspects to maintain realism.
Research into audience
The document provides demographic information about the target audience for a proposed indie/hipster magazine. It finds that the audience is primarily young people aged 17-21, with most being students. They have a roughly two-thirds male readership that spends between £40-200 per month on clothes, socializing, and food. The target readers live mostly in cities and towns, shop at stores like Topshop, and enjoy bands like White Lies. Most have attended a music festival and typically spend £40-60 per night on social outings.
Q3
Vibe magazine would be the best media institution to distribute the writer's music magazine because it focuses on the same genre of music and style of articles and features. Vibe's large audience and popularity in that genre means it could promote the writer's new magazine to the correct target audience. Other magazines like Vogue were rejected because their content, pictures, target age range and social groups are too different from the writer's publication.
The Boston Bazaar Final
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Proposal
The proposed magazine targets 16-25 year olds interested in indie rock music. It will include artist interviews, fan profiles for entertainment, and information on upcoming concerts. The monthly magazine will use bold fonts and dark colors with an eye-catching faded cover photo. It will be published by Anthem Publishing, which does not already have an indie rock magazine. A free demo CD and social media pages will provide unique content for readers.
Task 4
IPC has published magazines across many genres over the years, including sporting, lifestyle, home/gardening, music/media, and hobbies magazines. They have experience targeting niche audiences. IPC would be a suitable publisher for a new music magazine because of their expertise in niche markets and history publishing music magazines like NME. They are likely to publish magazines focused on specific genres like indie/rock or pop to appeal to targeted audiences. Alternative publishers like Bauer may also be suitable as they publish a variety of music magazines at lower prices and have experience with different audiences. The document discusses developing a pop music magazine, noting that Top of the Pops magazine is an example of an existing pop magazine and that its publisher,
Mission Statement
The document outlines the mission statement and goals of a new weekly magazine called "Pop-Tastic" aimed at teenage girls aged 13-16. The magazine will be sold in stores for £2.10 and feature topics like celebrity gossip, music charts, fashion ideas, interviews with artists, beauty products, and fun activities. It will encourage readers to pursue their dreams and spend time with family/friends. The target reader is described as a joyful teenage girl interested in fun, fashion, and her favorite celebrities.
Evaluation q4)
My magazine targets males and females aged 15-25 who love rock music, as represented by their music tastes, clothes, and appearance. The magazine represents this target audience by following conventions of rock styles in magazines and including content that rock fans would want to read and buy. It also shows ways for readers to get involved with the magazine through participation in issues.
My music magazine reader profile
This document outlines a reader profile for a proposed music magazine. The magazine would target a younger audience aged 15-18, focusing on students who see music as an escape. As most existing music magazines appeal primarily to males, this magazine aims to attract females by including the latest fashion trends in addition to music news. It would be released monthly, covering new album releases, local concerts, technology, and seasonal fashion over the period. The intended readers enjoy a variety of music genres and keeping up with fashion and trending topics.
4) who would be the audience for
The target audience for the media products would be people interested in ska music, including both older generations who grew up with ska as well as younger people recently discovering the genre. This includes people in the mod/skinhead scenes, evident by their fashion styles and passion for ska, punk, and reggae music. Couples and groups attending ska music events and festivals would also be part of the target audience. The magazine aims to appeal to these groups through its coverage of both the music and associated fashion trends.
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Practise Pitch updated
1. The document outlines a proposal for a new pop music magazine called "POP NOW" targeting 12-18 year olds in North London.
2. Key details include that it will be a physical and online magazine costing £3.50, include exclusive interviews and reviews of concerts in local venues.
3. 15% of profits will go to supporting local music venues. It will be distributed in shops and promoted through social media to engage its target audience.
Question 4
IPC has a long history publishing magazines targeted towards specific demographics and interests. In the 1800s, their magazines targeted educated white males, whereas now they consider factors like ethnicity and gender. IPC breaks audiences into categories like "Connect", targeting mass market women. They would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine due to their financial backing and experience publishing influential music magazines like NME. IPC has experience publishing various genres of magazines, so they could publish magazines focused on different music genres. Alternative publishers like Bauer may also be suitable due to their experience with music magazines.
Competition
The document discusses the competition for a proposed regional fashion magazine focused on the North East of England. Vogue and Glamour are identified as national competitors due to similar content but they cover all of the UK rather than just one region. The Crack is also regional competition but focuses on music and culture rather than fashion. The proposed magazine will differ by specifically focusing on regional fashion events, gossip, and lifestyle tips for the North East audience. There is a gap in the market for this type of regionally focused fashion magazine.
Question 4 media cw
The document discusses the target audience for a rock music magazine. The intended audience is younger people aged 15-25 who listen to rock music. It also aims to attract those interested in pursuing a career in the rock industry. The magazine includes different sections like new releases, music, and fashion to appeal to a wide range of readers.
Question 2 newest word
The document discusses the creation of a magazine focused on rock music. The magazine aims to represent both men and women equally and appeal to a mature audience aged 18 and older of both genders. Although the creator received feedback about choosing different genres, they decided on rock music because of their passion for and knowledge of the genre. The main inspiration for the magazine's style came from Q magazine, which the creator felt effectively captured and portrayed rock music through an intriguing yet professional style.
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The document summarizes the codes and conventions of magazine covers, including a masthead, main image, cover lines, date, and convergence to promote the online brand. It analyzes the Rolling Stone cover, finding it is missing some conventions like a barcode and convergence. It also discusses the magazine's target audience as music fans aged 13-25, and its unique selling point as featuring up-and-coming artists. Research is presented on the inspiration from Rolling Stone and its publisher Wenner Publications.
Task 3 final cut
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Presentation 1 new
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The document discusses different magazine genres and subgenres that could be suitable for a regional magazine in the North East of England. It analyzes genres like music, fashion, culture/lifestyle and determines that a sports magazine would be the best fit. A sports magazine could incorporate subgenres like football and cricket which are popular in the region. It would fill a gap, as there are currently limited regional sports magazines for the North East. The conclusion is that a sports magazine focusing on local teams would attract the biggest audience while keeping content relevant to the region.
Mods
The mod subculture originated in London in the late 1950s and peaked in the early-to-mid 1960s, known for their stylish outfits, use of scooters as transportation and accessories, and love of beat music. Mods had rivalries with rockers and frequently rioted, most notably on Brighton beach. Their style included tailored suits, parkas, Harrington jackets, drainpipe trousers, and winkle picker shoes, while their music tastes focused on British beat, soul, and rhythm and blues bands like the Rolling Stones, The Kinks, and most famously The Who.
Mods
Mods were a subculture that originated in London in the late 1950s and peaked in the early-to-mid 1960s, known for their stylish outfits, use of motor scooters like Vespas and Lambrettas, and love of music like British beat, soul, and rhythm and blues. They had rivalries with other subcultures like rockers and frequently clashed, most notably in riots on Brighton beach. Amphetamine use fueled all-night dances at clubs and the 1979 film Quadrophenia captured the mod culture.
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Vibe magazine would be the best media institution to distribute the writer's music magazine because it focuses on the same genre of music and style of articles and features. Vibe's large audience and popularity in that genre means it could promote the writer's new magazine to the correct target audience. Other magazines like Vogue were rejected because their content, pictures, target age range and social groups are too different from the writer's publication.
The Boston Bazaar Final
The Boston Bazaar is a website launched in 2007 focused on fashion, entertainment, and events in Boston. It provides advice on fashion, beauty tips, and lists affordable shopping locations. The site aims to help up-and-coming models and designers by connecting them with opportunities. It also offers to promote bands and sell tickets for their events. The site is run by three undergraduate students as a resource for Boston locals.
Proposal
The proposed magazine targets 16-25 year olds interested in indie rock music. It will include artist interviews, fan profiles for entertainment, and information on upcoming concerts. The monthly magazine will use bold fonts and dark colors with an eye-catching faded cover photo. It will be published by Anthem Publishing, which does not already have an indie rock magazine. A free demo CD and social media pages will provide unique content for readers.
Task 4
IPC has published magazines across many genres over the years, including sporting, lifestyle, home/gardening, music/media, and hobbies magazines. They have experience targeting niche audiences. IPC would be a suitable publisher for a new music magazine because of their expertise in niche markets and history publishing music magazines like NME. They are likely to publish magazines focused on specific genres like indie/rock or pop to appeal to targeted audiences. Alternative publishers like Bauer may also be suitable as they publish a variety of music magazines at lower prices and have experience with different audiences. The document discusses developing a pop music magazine, noting that Top of the Pops magazine is an example of an existing pop magazine and that its publisher,
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Evaluation q4)
My magazine targets males and females aged 15-25 who love rock music, as represented by their music tastes, clothes, and appearance. The magazine represents this target audience by following conventions of rock styles in magazines and including content that rock fans would want to read and buy. It also shows ways for readers to get involved with the magazine through participation in issues.
My music magazine reader profile
This document outlines a reader profile for a proposed music magazine. The magazine would target a younger audience aged 15-18, focusing on students who see music as an escape. As most existing music magazines appeal primarily to males, this magazine aims to attract females by including the latest fashion trends in addition to music news. It would be released monthly, covering new album releases, local concerts, technology, and seasonal fashion over the period. The intended readers enjoy a variety of music genres and keeping up with fashion and trending topics.
4) who would be the audience for
The target audience for the media products would be people interested in ska music, including both older generations who grew up with ska as well as younger people recently discovering the genre. This includes people in the mod/skinhead scenes, evident by their fashion styles and passion for ska, punk, and reggae music. Couples and groups attending ska music events and festivals would also be part of the target audience. The magazine aims to appeal to these groups through its coverage of both the music and associated fashion trends.
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Question 2.) How does your media product represent particular social groups?
The document discusses how an indie music magazine represents its target audience. It aims the magazine at teens and young adults of both genders who enjoy indie music. It believes this group will be drawn to the magazine because it includes content familiar to readers of other indie magazines, like bands, festivals, and conventions. The magazine displays conventions typically seen in indie magazines, like types of content, layouts, and colors, to make it feel familiar to indie readers. Images of a young female model were used to help readers of both genders relate to the target age range. The model is also dressed in indie clothing styles.
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Practise Pitch updated
1. The document outlines a proposal for a new pop music magazine called "POP NOW" targeting 12-18 year olds in North London.
2. Key details include that it will be a physical and online magazine costing £3.50, include exclusive interviews and reviews of concerts in local venues.
3. 15% of profits will go to supporting local music venues. It will be distributed in shops and promoted through social media to engage its target audience.
Question 4
IPC has a long history publishing magazines targeted towards specific demographics and interests. In the 1800s, their magazines targeted educated white males, whereas now they consider factors like ethnicity and gender. IPC breaks audiences into categories like "Connect", targeting mass market women. They would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine due to their financial backing and experience publishing influential music magazines like NME. IPC has experience publishing various genres of magazines, so they could publish magazines focused on different music genres. Alternative publishers like Bauer may also be suitable due to their experience with music magazines.
Competition
The document discusses the competition for a proposed regional fashion magazine focused on the North East of England. Vogue and Glamour are identified as national competitors due to similar content but they cover all of the UK rather than just one region. The Crack is also regional competition but focuses on music and culture rather than fashion. The proposed magazine will differ by specifically focusing on regional fashion events, gossip, and lifestyle tips for the North East audience. There is a gap in the market for this type of regionally focused fashion magazine.
Question 4 media cw
The document discusses the target audience for a rock music magazine. The intended audience is younger people aged 15-25 who listen to rock music. It also aims to attract those interested in pursuing a career in the rock industry. The magazine includes different sections like new releases, music, and fashion to appeal to a wide range of readers.
Question 2 newest word
The document discusses the creation of a magazine focused on rock music. The magazine aims to represent both men and women equally and appeal to a mature audience aged 18 and older of both genders. Although the creator received feedback about choosing different genres, they decided on rock music because of their passion for and knowledge of the genre. The main inspiration for the magazine's style came from Q magazine, which the creator felt effectively captured and portrayed rock music through an intriguing yet professional style.
Log Book
The document summarizes the codes and conventions of magazine covers, including a masthead, main image, cover lines, date, and convergence to promote the online brand. It analyzes the Rolling Stone cover, finding it is missing some conventions like a barcode and convergence. It also discusses the magazine's target audience as music fans aged 13-25, and its unique selling point as featuring up-and-coming artists. Research is presented on the inspiration from Rolling Stone and its publisher Wenner Publications.
Task 3 final cut
The document outlines a proposed pop culture magazine that will be available both online and in print. The magazine's target audience is primarily girls aged 12-24, with secondary audiences of females aged 30-45 and males aged 20-45. Key features will include celebrity interviews, quizzes, reviews, how-to articles and posters. The magazine will differentiate itself by including QR codes that link to audio recordings of interviews.
Presentation 1 new
The document outlines a proposal for a new rap music magazine called "Rap-up". The magazine will focus on rap artists in North London and feature interviews, reviews of concerts and venues, and profiles of top and up-and-coming artists. It will be distributed through social media, newsagents, supermarkets and buses to target teenagers and young adults aged 14-37. The magazine aims to entertain, influence, and speak out to readers through its coverage of the rap genre and artist profiles.
Regional genre research
The document discusses different magazine genres and subgenres that could be suitable for a regional magazine in the North East of England. It analyzes genres like music, fashion, culture/lifestyle and determines that a sports magazine would be the best fit. A sports magazine could incorporate subgenres like football and cricket which are popular in the region. It would fill a gap, as there are currently limited regional sports magazines for the North East. The conclusion is that a sports magazine focusing on local teams would attract the biggest audience while keeping content relevant to the region.
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Evaluation
My music magazine's front cover and contents page use conventional layouts seen in other magazines, but the double page spread has an irregular layout that challenges conventions. The color scheme uses unusual bright neon colors not typically seen.
The magazine represents the "Smart Urban" social group as it focuses on urban/R&B/hip hop music. Its lively colors represent this group's partying lifestyle.
Future PLC and Bauer are unlikely to distribute the magazine as their existing magazines have different genres. IPC Media may distribute it since they only have one music magazine, allowing them to branch out into another genre.
The target audience is the "Smart Urban" tribe of teenagers who like downloading artists like Usher,
'Lyric' magazine
This article features an exclusive interview with up-and-coming artist Taylor T, who they describe as a potential new star of 2011. In the interview, Taylor discusses his admiration for Michael Jackson as an idol, and says he would love to duet with Trey Songz or Rihanna. He also shares that his debut single will be released in two weeks and he will embark on a tour next year. Taylor expresses his goal of winning a Brit Award for Best New Artist. At just 17 years old, Taylor has found sudden success in beating other top artists in the charts after being scouted while busking at age 14.
Photo shoot
John Hall, born May 5th 1994, will be photographed at The Henley College in Henley town, Bracknell ice rink stadium, and Henley College wearing a hoodie, t-shirt, polo shirt, shorts and canvas shoes. The photo shoot will take place on May 5th 2022 and feature shots of John Hall at Bracknell ice rink, Henley College, Henley town, and Henley College.
Preliminary task evaluation
The document discusses the author's preliminary task of evaluating magazine front covers to gather design ideas and techniques. They analyzed 5 covers to identify common features and publishers' strategies. This informed the design of their own magazine cover. The author created their cover and contents pages using Word and Photoshop, taking photos with a digital camera. Feedback indicated they were successful in making an attractive magazine that followed the assigned brief.
Preliminary task evaluation
The document discusses the author's preliminary task of evaluating magazine front covers to gather design ideas and techniques. They analyzed 5 covers to identify common features and publishers' strategies. This informed the design of their own magazine cover. The author created their cover and contents pages using Word and Photoshop, taking photos with a digital camera. Feedback indicated they were successful in making an attractive magazine that followed the assigned brief.
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Find Your Tribe
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