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The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of 15-22 year old males for a magazine. Through research of existing magazines for this demographic, the author found trends like featuring male artists/bands and festival information. Additionally, questionnaires with the target audience provided insights like their use of streaming services and preference for eye-catching main images on covers. For the magazine contents, the author included references to popular social media platforms and topics of interest like concerts, charts, and free demos to attract the technophile readership seeking to stay up-to-date. Photographs and article titles were also selected carefully to visually reflect the discussed content.
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For the double page spread, conventions like including an interview and direct address to the reader were followed, while challenges included using multiple images instead of one and tilting a pull quote to make it more interesting.
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- Choosing a pop music genre to appeal to a broad audience and meet expectations of a typical pop magazine
- Targeting their audience as 10-18 year olds who enjoy the same popular artists
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- Ideas for the front cover, contents page, double page spreads, and photographs including shooting styles and compositions.
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2) YouTube and Spotify are the primary platforms for viewing music videos and listening to alternative/indie music.
3) NME magazine was seen as more relevant than Rolling Stone for advertising due to targeting a younger audience.
4) Pastel, bold, and complementary color schemes were found to be more interesting for album artwork and advertisements.
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- The student created a music magazine that drew upon conventions from magazines like Q, NME, and Uncut, merging their styles together.
- For the front cover, contents page, and double-page spread, the student challenged conventions by keeping designs simple with minimal images and text.
- The magazine was aimed at a younger, 16-25 male audience interested in indie, alternative rock and getting insider information on new artists.
- Major magazine distributors like IPC Media and Bauer would be suitable to distribute the magazine given their existing music magazine portfolios and target demographics.
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- The document describes a print media product, a pop music magazine, created by the student.
- The student aimed to follow conventions of real music magazines but challenged one convention by placing the masthead on the side instead of the top.
- On the cover, the student featured Taylor Swift in a more masculine, less sexualized way to challenge typical representations of female artists.
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Evaluation Question 5
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The document summarizes how the author addressed their target audience for a music magazine. They conducted audience research by surveying 20 people and used the results to guide design decisions. For example, they chose purple and black for the cover based on popularity. They also made the magazine monthly since most said they buy music magazines monthly. The cover image, articles, and free download offer were also chosen based on the research to appeal to the target audience.
Media evaluation 1
The document discusses the media product of a magazine front cover, contents page, and double page spread created by the author.
For the front cover, conventions like using limited colors and including free posters were followed, while challenging conventions by using a male image instead of a typical female artist.
For the contents page, conventions like including a mini cover image and boxes for sections were followed without major challenges.
For the double page spread, conventions like including an interview and direct address to the reader were followed, while challenges included using multiple images instead of one and tilting a pull quote to make it more interesting.
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Farhad proposes initial ideas for various elements of a new pop music magazine he is developing with Christopher, including:
- Two potential magazine title ideas: "Flashing" and "Shines"
- Choosing a pop music genre to appeal to a broad audience and meet expectations of a typical pop magazine
- Targeting their audience as 10-18 year olds who enjoy the same popular artists
- Including profiles of lesser-known celebrities alongside pictures to introduce them to readers
- Ideas for the front cover, contents page, double page spreads, and photographs including shooting styles and compositions.
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The document summarizes a student's music magazine project for their media coursework. Some key points:
- The student's magazine, called "Airplay," challenges conventions from Q Magazine in its name, script font for the masthead, and use of a purple glow.
- It represents its target audience of independent young women interested in music, fashion, and beauty through feminine clothing, articles on fashion and attractive musicians.
- The likely distributor would be Bauer Media Group, the publisher of Q Magazine, due to similarities in style and layout.
- Technologies used included PowerPoint, Fireworks, Picnik, and Blogger to design, edit, and document the project.
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2nd survey analysis
This document analyzes the results of Ella Potton's second audience survey about preferences for music videos, album artwork, and advertising. Some key findings include:
1) Pop, alternative, and indie remain the most preferred genres of music. Respondents preferred a retrospective visual style and specific lighting/color schemes for music videos.
2) YouTube and Spotify are the primary platforms for viewing music videos and listening to alternative/indie music.
3) NME magazine was seen as more relevant than Rolling Stone for advertising due to targeting a younger audience.
4) Pastel, bold, and complementary color schemes were found to be more interesting for album artwork and advertisements.
Media evaluation
- The student created a music magazine that drew upon conventions from magazines like Q, NME, and Uncut, merging their styles together.
- For the front cover, contents page, and double-page spread, the student challenged conventions by keeping designs simple with minimal images and text.
- The magazine was aimed at a younger, 16-25 male audience interested in indie, alternative rock and getting insider information on new artists.
- Major magazine distributors like IPC Media and Bauer would be suitable to distribute the magazine given their existing music magazine portfolios and target demographics.
Presentation2
The document discusses how the media product represents teenagers as a social group. It conducted research on existing magazines targeting teenagers to understand their appeals. A questionnaire and interviews with teenagers provided insights into their preferences. The preliminary student magazine used casual clothing and school items to help teenagers identify with the models. The main music magazine featured a casually dressed teenage model to appeal to that age group. Color scheme, highlighted words, and promises of free items aimed to attract teenagers. Magazine contents focused on popular films and music to excite their interests.
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The document discusses research done on the codes and conventions used in music magazine layouts. It summarizes that front covers typically feature a celebrity photo, simple magazine title, other celebrity names, and promises of good content. Contents pages contain the word "contents" in largest text, photos with page numbers, date, and story details. Double page spreads include celebrity quotes, photos, reviews, and limit colors to 3-4 to entertain readers and promote celebrities. The document then shows examples of a front cover, contents page, and double page spread the researcher created applying these codes and conventions.
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The document summarizes the process of creating a market research questionnaire to gather information for a new music magazine. Key findings from the questionnaire included that the magazine should be aimed at 10-16 year olds, cost £1.50, focus on indie/rock music, take inspiration from NME magazine for its genre coverage. Based on the responses, the document outlines the magazine will be called "Fusion", released monthly, with a white masthead on the cover and use Calibri font for articles.
Evaluation of Print Product.
- The document describes a print media product, a pop music magazine, created by the student.
- The student aimed to follow conventions of real music magazines but challenged one convention by placing the masthead on the side instead of the top.
- On the cover, the student featured Taylor Swift in a more masculine, less sexualized way to challenge typical representations of female artists.
- The intended audience is 15-22 year old females, and the student aimed content like interviews and charts at their interests based on research.
Media evaluation
The document discusses the ways in which the media product challenges conventions of real magazines. It targets a niche audience of males under 25 rather than a mass audience. It includes unique elements like an album cover as the front page and a title referencing the featured artist's tour. The product also uses conventions from real magazines, taking inspiration from "Q" for its contents page structure and using similar designs seen in "VIBE" and other magazines. The target audience is identified as teenagers due to the featured artists and clothing brands, though some older appealing content is included. Learning from the preliminary task, the creator developed Photoshop skills and included more articles to make the magazine more professional and successful.
Front Cover Process
The document summarizes the process of designing the front cover of a magazine. Key elements included importing images, adding text boxes of different sizes for articles, and experimenting with color. The cover features the main subject, other artist interviews, and popular artist names to attract the target audience. Transparent faded crowns in the background relate to the magazine title "Vision" and idea of becoming number one.
Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for their music magazine. They used a model that was in the target age range to make the magazine more relatable. They designed the front cover with a large, bright masthead and featured relevant music icons to instantly convey what the magazine was about. The model looked directly at the camera to create a connection with readers. The magazine was priced competitively at £2 to signal it as a high-quality product.
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The document is an evaluation of a student's media studies project creating a music magazine. It summarizes the key aspects of designing the magazine to follow real conventions, including using similar colors, fonts, and layouts as magazines like Rolling Stone. It discusses targeting the magazine's content and advertisements towards social groups that enjoy rock music like emos, punks, and goths. The student also explains how they would distribute the magazine through a company like Bauer Media due to the synergies with their other music magazines. The intended audience is identified as 15-25 year olds interested in learning about the rock industry.
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The document describes the evaluation of a coursework project to create a magazine. It discusses how the magazine covers various conventions of real magazines in its cover, contents page, and double page spread layout. It also addresses how the magazine represents teenagers and the middle class. The intended audience is described as older teenagers and young adults of lower to middle class interested in concerts and music. The document reflects on the technologies and skills learned in creating the magazine project.
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The document describes the ways in which the media product, an indie rock music magazine, uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It discusses how the front cover, contents page, and double-page spread follow conventions such as prominent images of artists looking at the camera, page numbers, free gifts, and text over images. The document also addresses how the magazine represents its target audience of 15-30 year olds interested in indie rock through the music, fashion, and design featured. It suggests a music magazine publisher like IPC Media would be a suitable distributor.
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1. The student created a music magazine called Tempo that conformed to conventions of real music magazines like Billboard and Mixmag in its design, layout, and features. However, some aspects like the cover photo challenged conventions.
2. The magazine represented the social group of classical crossover musicians, both real artists like Lindsey Stirling and fictional ones the student created.
3. The student proposes that Bauer Media would be a suitable institution to distribute Tempo since it publishes similar magazines like Kerrang! and does not directly compete with Tempo's genre of classical crossover music.
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This document contains an evaluation by Forrest Smyth of their music magazine media product for their OCR Media Studies AS Level course. It includes sections analyzing how the magazine uses conventions of real media, how it represents social groups, what type of publisher might distribute it, who the target audience is and how they were addressed. Forrest discusses what they learned about using Adobe Photoshop to construct the magazine and analyzes the layout and elements of the front cover and a double page interview spread.
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The document provides details about the design and content of a magazine coursework project. It summarizes the key design elements and conventions used from real magazines for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread. These include using a large central image on the front cover, splitting the contents into numbered sections, and including quotes and multiple columns of text for articles. The target audience is described as teenagers and young adults, and the document discusses using young, cool artists and some informal language to attract this age group. Finally, it outlines the software and design process used to construct the magazine, including using Word for initial planning and Publisher, Fireworks, and Paint for layout, images, and masthead design.
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This document summarizes the student's music magazine project. The student aimed the magazine at older teenagers by including interests from a questionnaire of peers and other age groups. To attract the audience, the magazine features up-to-date music news, expanded features, and imagery to interest certain age groups. Through the process, the student learned about magazine layout and design, research techniques, and planning to meet deadlines. They felt their skills in attracting audiences and planning improved from their preliminary school magazine project.
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The document provides details about a student's media studies coursework. It includes a preliminary task progression showing the steps taken to design a music magazine cover and contents page in Photoshop. It also includes research on the music magazine genre, an established magazine used for research, conventions of music magazines, and research on the publishers of Q Magazine and Billboard Magazine.
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- 1. { How Did You Attract/Address Your Audience? By Myles Head
- 2. As can be seen in prior questions and my research I looked towards magazines that addressed the audience I was aiming for (15-22 year old males). I looked to see what their headlines were, and what kind of content they provided for their audience. By looking at their main image, pug splash and sell lines it is easy to find what the audience look for in a magazine.
- 3. After looking at a few front covers from the brand Q it is easy to see a trend forming of what the audience like: • Male artists/bands • Festival information • Album/singles information On top of this I also conducted my own research by handing out questionnaires. From that I gathered a lot of information that I could use when creating the magazine: • I found that the majority of the target audience uses Spotify and other streaming software. This suggest that my audience are Technophiles. • I also found that they the most eye catching thing on a front cover should be the main image. Taking the feedback I used this to create my front cover.
- 4. When working on my double page spread I attempted to give a “actions speak louder than words” approach. I titled the article “looking back at yesterday” and I wanted to reflect this in the picture, so I had my model Alex Clarke first wear modern clothing. I made him pull a pose that had him “looking back” over his shoulder. I felt this reflected the article well.
- 5. Finally my contents page was the easiest to address the targeted audience from. I was able to do this first by using the logo’s of Twitter, Facebook and Spotify, this helped address the Technophiles. Next I used things like Demos to attract the audience as I have found that audience like free items, however during the creation process I found the futility of this as why would you have a physical demo when you can just listen to it on something like Spotify. I included things like winning Concert tickets and planning concerts. I also included a “Charts” section as one of the briefs I set myself earlier in the project was to appeal to the reader who wants to be “kept up-to-date.”