In what ways does your media product
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- The document describes a media product, a magazine called FME, focused on folk music. - Key details of the magazine are described, including the title, colorful design inspired by research, and use of props like ukuleles with models dressed in simple folk costumes. - Formats and conventions from researched magazines are used, like an intriguing cover image, tagline, and column-formatted double page spread for readability and visual appeal.
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Lauren Barrett is developing initial ideas for a new music magazine. She will present three ideas covering the genre, target audience, color scheme, layout, and featured content. The presentation aims to get feedback to help her further develop the ideas and choose a final design that appeals to the target readership. The first idea focuses on indie/indie-rock music for ages 16-40, using vintage colors and festival imagery. The second centers on live indie/rock music for ages 16-30, with a scrapbook style and concert photography. The third covers new popular music for ages 14-30, employing bright colors and spotlighting awards, festivals, and up-and-coming artists.
Research and planning for Music Magazine
Research and Planning for Music Magazine. By ASAD TANVEER
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Media Studies AS portfolio
Question 2 how does your media product represent
This document summarizes how the media product represents the social group of indie music fans. Photographs show people wearing indie-style clothing and in environments that provide context. The language used in the magazine is informal to appeal to the 16-28 year old target audience. Cover lines focus on indie bands to attract that audience. Colors like red, white and black are used because those were popular in a questionnaire and are common in other indie magazines.
Question 1 Evaluation
The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes the choices made in designing elements like the masthead, photography, costumes, fonts, layouts, and written content. Overall, the document aims to follow conventions to look like a real magazine but also make it original to suit the indie/soul genre targeted audience. The designer strived to balance following conventions with adding uniqueness.
Analysis of double page spread
The document analyzes two double page spreads from magazines. For the first spread: The main photo shows an indie musician with green hair and piercings. The photo and title are positioned to attract attention. Fonts are in red, yellow, black, white and orange. The language is informal to engage young readers. For the second spread: The photo shows an attractive pop musician staring at the camera. The title is at the top left in bright colors. The language is also informal to engage young readers. Both spreads aim to distract and inform readers about music genres and artists.
Evaluation
My media product was influenced by magazines like NME and Q. It represents an alternative indie audience interested in blues music. IPC would be a suitable distributor as they support less mainstream brands. The target audience is a younger generation interested in feeling like they discovered new artists. In constructing the product, I learned to use technologies like Photoshop, blogs, and Slideshare effectively. From the preliminary to full product, I progressed in making the magazine cover more professional and real.
Competition
My magazine focuses on the pop genre and its main competitors are "We Love Pop" and "Top of the Pops" magazines. These competitors use bright colors and close-up dominant images on their covers along with smaller supporting images and text. My magazine would stand out by using pastel colors instead of bright colors for its color scheme, and it would include a large dominant main image taking up most of the cover along with surrounding smaller supporting images and text to catch readers' attention without taking away from the central image.
How did you attract your audience
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their intended audience for a magazine. To attract their target teenage audience interested in indie music, the author used informal and colorful mastheads, covers, and spreads with images like a stamp. Bright yellow and orange colors were used to attract younger readers while still appealing to those interested in indie music. To address the audience, the author dressed the band members in comfortable clothes representative of the readers' style and used contrasting photography studio and performance settings to showcase the different bands and appeal to different audience tastes.
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Lauren Barrett is developing initial ideas for a new music magazine. She will present three ideas covering the genre, target audience, color scheme, layout, and featured content. The presentation aims to get feedback to help her further develop the ideas and choose a final design that appeals to the target readership. The first idea focuses on indie/indie-rock music for ages 16-40, using vintage colors and festival imagery. The second centers on live indie/rock music for ages 16-30, with a scrapbook style and concert photography. The third covers new popular music for ages 14-30, employing bright colors and spotlighting awards, festivals, and up-and-coming artists.
Research and planning for Music Magazine
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Question 2 how does your media product represent
This document summarizes how the media product represents the social group of indie music fans. Photographs show people wearing indie-style clothing and in environments that provide context. The language used in the magazine is informal to appeal to the 16-28 year old target audience. Cover lines focus on indie bands to attract that audience. Colors like red, white and black are used because those were popular in a questionnaire and are common in other indie magazines.
Question 1 Evaluation
The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes the choices made in designing elements like the masthead, photography, costumes, fonts, layouts, and written content. Overall, the document aims to follow conventions to look like a real magazine but also make it original to suit the indie/soul genre targeted audience. The designer strived to balance following conventions with adding uniqueness.
Analysis of double page spread
The document analyzes two double page spreads from magazines. For the first spread: The main photo shows an indie musician with green hair and piercings. The photo and title are positioned to attract attention. Fonts are in red, yellow, black, white and orange. The language is informal to engage young readers. For the second spread: The photo shows an attractive pop musician staring at the camera. The title is at the top left in bright colors. The language is also informal to engage young readers. Both spreads aim to distract and inform readers about music genres and artists.
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My media product was influenced by magazines like NME and Q. It represents an alternative indie audience interested in blues music. IPC would be a suitable distributor as they support less mainstream brands. The target audience is a younger generation interested in feeling like they discovered new artists. In constructing the product, I learned to use technologies like Photoshop, blogs, and Slideshare effectively. From the preliminary to full product, I progressed in making the magazine cover more professional and real.
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My magazine focuses on the pop genre and its main competitors are "We Love Pop" and "Top of the Pops" magazines. These competitors use bright colors and close-up dominant images on their covers along with smaller supporting images and text. My magazine would stand out by using pastel colors instead of bright colors for its color scheme, and it would include a large dominant main image taking up most of the cover along with surrounding smaller supporting images and text to catch readers' attention without taking away from the central image.
How did you attract your audience
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their intended audience for a magazine. To attract their target teenage audience interested in indie music, the author used informal and colorful mastheads, covers, and spreads with images like a stamp. Bright yellow and orange colors were used to attract younger readers while still appealing to those interested in indie music. To address the audience, the author dressed the band members in comfortable clothes representative of the readers' style and used contrasting photography studio and performance settings to showcase the different bands and appeal to different audience tastes.
Analysis of double page spread
The document analyzes the layout and design of two double page spreads from magazines.
For the first spread: The main image is of an attractive female pop star. Key design elements include a large title at the top left, bright colors, and informal language aimed at young readers. The goal is to engage and absorb readers through surveillance of news and personal identity.
For the second spread: The main image shows a casual young indie musician. Design prioritizes a large central image and title to attract attention. Color scheme and informal tone aim to engage readers through diversion and surveillance of news. The genre focuses on music over physical appearance.
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Initial Ideas
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- 2. TITLE, FONT AND STYLE After going through many possible names for my magazine I finally came up with the name- FME. Its short, meanigful and catchy- enabling to become memorable. My media product is one of a kind; it particularly stands for one, different genre of music that is not particularly highly recognised in the UK-folk music. During my research of magazines I found alot were all black and red themed and lacking in colour. I believe that not all music magazines need to be dark and black colours- MUSICIANS CAN LIKE COLOUR TOO! Creating colour onto my magazine making it become I liked the idea of having a tag line on the more teen friendly and interesting. front of my magazine like the popular magazine NME – I went with ‘Folk Musical Express’. Adressing the style of my magazine immediately.
- 3. COSTUME & PROPS I chose the two ukuleles as a prop to combine with the music they create and I dressed them in a very simple/country side way with the jeans, checked shirts and hats. When choosing the props and costume for my music magazine I had to be very particular and assertive in telling the two boys what to wear and bring with them. WHY? Because the genre of music- folk is extremely separate from Inspired by.. other types of indie/alternative music. Images of researched folk bands:
- 4. REASONING FOR THE FRONT COVER Throughout my research in this process I have found that in most music magazines the image on the front is of a person with a very intriguing but interesting image and are quite stylish- relate to the readers. FUN SIDE EXCITING When I researched young, British boy bands I found that there was a current INTERESTING theme of the FUN element of the band. FUNNIER MY Appealing to the age group of 16-21 COLOURFUL MAGAZINE: year olds which is the bracket I want my I took the nme theme of magazine to be under. EYECATCHING boy band fun and I think my magazine front cover brings this appealing side as well as fitting into the theme of the interview on the double page spread.
- 5. WRITTEN CONTENT- DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD. I originally had my text in one large block, however I decided to follow the conventions of previous double page spreads of magazines that I’ve researched and put the text into columns. WHY?? -Not only does it make it simpler to read, it is also more eye catching and appealing. I used a variety of different font sizes to make the quotes on the page stand out more and I used different colours and a type writer to create the heading.
- 6. MUSIC GENRE AND HOW MY MAGAZINE SUGGESTS IT.. I chose the genre -indie/alternative. My magazine definitely represents this as I feel it shows it through the style of magazine that I choose to base mine on which was NME which gives information of not only the main band that it is based on but other indie/alternative bands that appear in our music industry at the minute and are relevant. I have shown this also by my choice of costume and models for the magazine with props such as ukeles and the flute during the photo shoots this clearly shows the alternative side to my theme.