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Jack proposes launching a new jazz music magazine called Smooth Tunes focused on up-and-coming jazz bands in North London. The magazine would feature interviews with these bands discussing their music and experiences in the industry. It would also promote their concerts and albums. To stand out, each issue would include an exclusive poster of one of the featured bands. The magazine aims to educate readers while promoting underappreciated jazz talent.
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(4) better jazz magazine new and improved pitch final
Jack proposes launching a new jazz music magazine called Smooth Tunes focused on up-and-coming jazz bands in North London. The magazine would feature interviews with bands during production and after success, a poster included in each issue, and online and physical subscription options. Its goals are to promote jazz music, educate readers on the industry, and spread awareness of underappreciated bands.
(2) better jazz magazine new and improved pitch final
Jack proposes a new jazz music magazine called Smooth Tunes focused on up-and-coming jazz bands in North London. The magazine would feature interviews with bands twice - during production and after success - and include an exclusive poster. It would be distributed both physically and digitally, and include additional content exploring the jazz industry and promoting jazz concerts and music. The goal is to educate readers and spread awareness of underappreciated jazz talent.
(3) better jazz magazine new and improved pitch final
Jack proposes launching a new jazz music magazine called Smooth Tunes focused on up-and-coming jazz bands in North London. The magazine would feature interviews with bands twice - during production and after success - and include an exclusive poster. It would be distributed both physically and digitally, and include additional content like industry insights and concert promotions to help educate readers and support featured artists.
Research Into Existing Publishing Companies
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Music magazine pitch
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The document summarizes the research done on 8 different music magazines to help inform decisions for a new music magazine. It provides details on the genre, target audience, pricing, publication details, and regular and exclusive sections of each magazine: Acoustic Magazine, Blues&Soul Magazine, Total Guitar Magazine, Jazz Wise Magazine, Blues Matters Magazine, Q Magazine, NME Magazine, and Guitarist Magazine. This research will help provide inspiration for the content, format, and approach of the new music magazine.
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Jack proposes launching a new jazz music magazine called Smooth Tunes focused on up-and-coming jazz bands in North London. The magazine would feature interviews with bands during production and after success, a poster included in each issue, and online and physical subscription options. Its goals are to promote jazz music, educate readers on the industry, and spread awareness of underappreciated bands.
(2) better jazz magazine new and improved pitch final
Jack proposes a new jazz music magazine called Smooth Tunes focused on up-and-coming jazz bands in North London. The magazine would feature interviews with bands twice - during production and after success - and include an exclusive poster. It would be distributed both physically and digitally, and include additional content exploring the jazz industry and promoting jazz concerts and music. The goal is to educate readers and spread awareness of underappreciated jazz talent.
(3) better jazz magazine new and improved pitch final
Jack proposes launching a new jazz music magazine called Smooth Tunes focused on up-and-coming jazz bands in North London. The magazine would feature interviews with bands twice - during production and after success - and include an exclusive poster. It would be distributed both physically and digitally, and include additional content like industry insights and concert promotions to help educate readers and support featured artists.
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1. The document presents proposals and designs for two music magazines called Exclusive and Emagazine. For Exclusive, the target audience is predicted to be students aged 15-24 based on statistics from similar magazine Q. The magazine will feature a variety of artists from different eras to appeal to a broad market.
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This document provides details on Abigail Ronald's music magazine production portfolio for OCR Media Studies. It includes sections on preliminary tasks, log book information, and research on an established music magazine (Q Magazine) and its codes and conventions. Research is also presented on CLASH magazine as an example from a different music magazine sub-genre with annotations on its codes/conventions, target audience, and unique selling point.
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.
Sophie Angus Unit 30 LO2
1) The document outlines plans for a music magazine project, including mood boards, mind maps, and production plans.
2) It proposes the name "Eclectic Music" for the magazine, with a target audience of 15-30 year olds and a monthly release schedule.
3) Production elements that are planned include the front cover layout, double page spreads, interview formats, photography, budgets, and legal/ethical considerations.
Presentation 1 new
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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,
Evaluation q3
Bauer Media would be the best publisher for the student's jazz magazine due to Bauer's existing music magazines that target a slightly younger audience than their main demographic. While Bauer does not currently publish a jazz magazine, their magazines have an online and social media presence fitting for the student's target audience. Future Publishing could also be a suitable option due to their smaller music magazine selection that could provide a market gap, but Bauer is considered the best choice overall. Through researching different publishers, the student learned about important details to match their product and gained skills in magazine creation, editing, photography, and industry terminology.
Volume presentation2
The document proposes a new pop music magazine called "POP NOW" targeted at 12-18 year olds in North London. The magazine will feature exclusive interviews, reviews of concerts in local venues, and quizzes/competitions for readers. It will be distributed both physically and online. The purpose is to entertain and inform the target audience about pop music and events while also supporting local music venues. Key aspects that were proposed include the magazine's design, content, distribution plan, and how it differs from existing competitors.
Unit 13
The document provides an analysis of Q magazine, a UK-based music magazine. It discusses the magazine's genre, target audience, form and style, language used, and publisher. Some key points:
- Q magazine targets music buyers over age 25, with the highest proportion being males ages 30+. It covers various music genres including rock, indie, and pop.
- The magazine has a consistent house style using red, black, and white. It is published monthly both in print and digital formats.
- The publisher, Bauer Media Group, is a large international media company.
- The language in Q emphasizes its longevity and positions it as the best music magazine. It aims to attract readers seeking to
Tommy Crossley Unit 30 - UK Media Publisher
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IPC has published magazines covering a wide range of topics including country pursuits, fashion, home interests, lifestyle, sports, teens, TV and entertainment, women's weeklies, and young men and music. Their main music magazine is NME, which focuses on pop and rock and has been published for 53 years. Given their experience in publishing NME for over half a century, IPC would be a suitable publisher for a new music magazine focused on a genre they don't currently cover such as hip hop or rap. They understand how to include relevant content like new songs, reviews, and tour information. IPC may also publish magazines on related genres like heavy metal or techno, or on non-music topics such as
Task 3 final cut
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The document discusses choosing a genre for a music magazine. The author has chosen rock as the genre. They like the ethos of rock music in breaking away from pop conventions. Research in the form of a questionnaire and reading existing rock magazines informed this choice, as rock was the most popular result and will provide useful experience. The target audience is ages 15-21, both male and female, who are interested in rock music and the industry. The magazine will aim to make readers more aware of the rock industry and encourage embracing one's individuality.
Original Jazz magazine pitch
1) The document proposes a jazz magazine called Smooth Tunes that will feature interviews with North London jazz bands.
2) Each issue will include a double page spread interviewing a band during the production and success of their latest song, along with photos of the band members.
3) The unique selling point is that each magazine will include an exclusive poster of the featured band.
Publication plan
This document outlines the publication plan for an unsigned indie music magazine. It will be published monthly for £2.70, distributed in supermarkets, newsagents, websites and music shops. The magazine aims to offer opinions, reviews and interviews about indie music to compete with other indie magazines. It will follow a typical music magazine format including album reviews, gig guides, featured artists and fan content. Regular sections include a fans forum, top music videos and songs of the month.
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Speech copy
1. The document presents proposals and designs for two music magazines called Exclusive and Emagazine. For Exclusive, the target audience is predicted to be students aged 15-24 based on statistics from similar magazine Q. The magazine will feature a variety of artists from different eras to appeal to a broad market.
2. For Emagazine, the target audience is also predicted to be students and those in the E, D, and C2 socioeconomic groups based on Hartley's 7 subjectivities. The magazine aims to appeal to "Explorers" who seek new music. It will feature more female artists to attract more female readers compared to the male-dominated Q magazine.
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Presentation1 marni norton original
The document outlines a pitch for a rap music magazine that will be available both in print and online. The magazine will focus on informing and entertaining readers about the latest rap news, music, and artists through interviews, articles, photos and competitions. It will target males and females ages 14-26 primarily in urban areas of North London where rap music is popular. The magazine aims to promote and engage readers with the rap genre through its informative and enjoyable content.
Preliminary Task Research
This document provides details on Abigail Ronald's music magazine production portfolio for OCR Media Studies. It includes sections on preliminary tasks, log book information, and research on an established music magazine (Q Magazine) and its codes and conventions. Research is also presented on CLASH magazine as an example from a different music magazine sub-genre with annotations on its codes/conventions, target audience, and unique selling point.
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.
Sophie Angus Unit 30 LO2
1) The document outlines plans for a music magazine project, including mood boards, mind maps, and production plans.
2) It proposes the name "Eclectic Music" for the magazine, with a target audience of 15-30 year olds and a monthly release schedule.
3) Production elements that are planned include the front cover layout, double page spreads, interview formats, photography, budgets, and legal/ethical considerations.
Presentation 1 new
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Speech
This document provides details on the proposals for two music magazines - Exclusive and Emagazine. For Exclusive, the target audience would be students interested in exploring different music genres. Emagazine's target is also students classified as "Explorers" who seek new music. Both magazines would use similar house styles with bold colors and clear fonts. Sample front covers, article drafts, budgets, and advertising rates are presented to outline the business plans. The goal is for the magazines to appeal equally to male and female readers unlike the competitor Q magazine.
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,
Evaluation q3
Bauer Media would be the best publisher for the student's jazz magazine due to Bauer's existing music magazines that target a slightly younger audience than their main demographic. While Bauer does not currently publish a jazz magazine, their magazines have an online and social media presence fitting for the student's target audience. Future Publishing could also be a suitable option due to their smaller music magazine selection that could provide a market gap, but Bauer is considered the best choice overall. Through researching different publishers, the student learned about important details to match their product and gained skills in magazine creation, editing, photography, and industry terminology.
Volume presentation2
The document proposes a new pop music magazine called "POP NOW" targeted at 12-18 year olds in North London. The magazine will feature exclusive interviews, reviews of concerts in local venues, and quizzes/competitions for readers. It will be distributed both physically and online. The purpose is to entertain and inform the target audience about pop music and events while also supporting local music venues. Key aspects that were proposed include the magazine's design, content, distribution plan, and how it differs from existing competitors.
Unit 13
The document provides an analysis of Q magazine, a UK-based music magazine. It discusses the magazine's genre, target audience, form and style, language used, and publisher. Some key points:
- Q magazine targets music buyers over age 25, with the highest proportion being males ages 30+. It covers various music genres including rock, indie, and pop.
- The magazine has a consistent house style using red, black, and white. It is published monthly both in print and digital formats.
- The publisher, Bauer Media Group, is a large international media company.
- The language in Q emphasizes its longevity and positions it as the best music magazine. It aims to attract readers seeking to
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Who would be the audience for your media
This document discusses the target audience for a rock music magazine. It aims to target young adults aged 18-21, as this demographic is most interested in rock music according to surveys. The magazine will focus on rock bands and musicians, concerts, fashion, and gossip about both male and female artists. While seeking to attract both male and female readers, the content and style are stereotypically more appealing to young men interested in rock music.
Proposal 1
The document outlines plans for a new music magazine targeting 16-25 year olds. It will feature modern genres like EDM, rap, house and grime as well as spotlight emerging artists. The magazine will promote concerts and albums through interviews, listings and ads on social media. It will sell for £2.50 per issue or £25 for an annual subscription to be affordable to its young audience.
Research into music industries and institutions
IPC has published magazines covering a wide range of topics including country pursuits, fashion, home interests, lifestyle, sports, teens, TV and entertainment, women's weeklies, and young men and music. Their main music magazine is NME, which focuses on pop and rock and has been published for 53 years. Given their experience in publishing NME for over half a century, IPC would be a suitable publisher for a new music magazine focused on a genre they don't currently cover such as hip hop or rap. They understand how to include relevant content like new songs, reviews, and tour information. IPC may also publish magazines on related genres like heavy metal or techno, or on non-music topics such as
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.
Log book
This document is a log book for a student named Jerin Roy documenting their preliminary work on a music magazine project for an OCR Media Studies course. It includes research on established music magazines, their target audiences, conventions used in magazine design, and the publisher IPC Media (now called Time Inc. UK). The research found that magazines like NME target teenagers interested in alternative rock and indie music to keep up with bands and scenes. Conventions like rhetorical questions, cover images, mastheads and barcodes were identified, but straplines describing the magazine were missing from examples.
Evaluation q4
The document discusses how a proposed hip-hop magazine, Urban Beatz, would target its market demographic. It analyzes factors like age (targeting 16-25 year olds), gender (mainly targeting males), ethnicity (targeting African, Caribbean, and Asian people), region (targeting North East, South East, and West Midlands of England due to large cities with hip-hop culture), and class (originally a working class genre but now targets various classes). Physical ability to read and social class are identified as more important factors than age alone in determining the target audience. An ideal reader is described as a 16-25 year old male classmate interested in hip-hop who regularly buys similar magazines and listens
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Lo2
Unit 13 provides details for planning and pitching a print-based media product. It includes two mind maps outlining magazine ideas targeting 17-30 year old music fans. Two mood boards with genre-appropriate images are presented to support the ideas of "A.I.R" and "Simpatico" magazine titles. Font styles and masthead connotations are discussed. The proposed magazines would have similar designs and formats to the existing magazine NME, targeting the same audience with content on indie, rock and alternative music.
Task 9
This document provides details for a formal proposal for a rock music magazine called NRG. Key points:
- The target audience is males and females aged 14-18 based on research showing they prefer modern content.
- The front cover will feature an attractive female model in dark makeup and leather clothing to appeal to both genders. The color scheme will be red, white, and black to match typical rock magazines.
- The contents page will include the magazine title, date, issue number, images and text to attract and maintain reader interest while keeping the color scheme consistent.
- A double page spread will feature a large image of an artist and an interview article in a question and answer format to engage readers
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This document provides details for a formal proposal for a rock music magazine called NRG. Key points:
- The target audience is males and females aged 14-18 based on research showing they prefer modern content.
- The front cover will feature an attractive female model in dark makeup and leather clothing to appeal to both genders. The color scheme will be red, white, and black to match typical rock magazines.
- The contents page will include the magazine title, date, issue number, images and text to attract and maintain reader interest while keeping the color scheme consistent.
- A double page spread will feature a large image of an artist and an interview article in a question and answer format to engage readers
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This document outlines a proposal for a jazz magazine called "APAZZ JAZZ" aimed at younger audiences between 18-24 years old. The purpose of the magazine is to spread awareness of unknown and up-and-coming jazz artists who otherwise may not get recognition. It will feature interviews, events, and Q&As. The magazine will have vibrant colors, images, and fonts to attract younger readers to the genre of jazz. It will be distributed in jazz clubs, cafes, and online at a low price to make it accessible to all.
Task 10a
The document summarizes research into designing a successful music magazine for an indie rock audience aged 15-19. Key findings include:
1) Music magazines must reflect current music trends and target audience preferences to attract readers.
2) An effective magazine style incorporates bright colors, exclusive interviews and reviews, and varying pictures of bands.
3) Target audience research found the ideal magazine would cost £2, feature popular indie bands on the cover along with freebies, and include sections on band info, gig guides, and informal interviews.
Task Thirteen - Pitch
- The document proposes a new magazine that combines music, arts, and culture for a target audience of young adult males aged 15-30.
- The magazine will include content like artist interviews, articles on trends in the music industry, reviews of albums/concerts/festivals, and profiles of up-and-coming artists to engage and appeal to readers interested in music, books, fashion, and creative writing.
- The proposed design and layout uses conventional magazine elements like a masthead at the top of the cover, coverlines on the left side, and a two-page article format with a large image on one page paired with text on the facing page.
Task 5 and 6
The document discusses ideas for a new pop-rock music magazine, including potential names, articles, featured artists, and target audience. It considers "Sound Magazine" as a name option that would appeal to the target demographic of young music fans. Suggested article topics include instruments, album reviews, concerts, and how to start a band. Artists mentioned that could be featured include bands and soloists popular in the indie/pop/rock genre. The target audience is identified as 16-25 year old, working to middle class individuals in the UK interested in current music trends.
LO2
This document outlines plans for a print-based music magazine called A.I.R that targets men aged 17-30 interested in indie, rock, and alternative music. It includes mind maps, mood boards, and drafts exploring masthead ideas and designs that emulate the popular music magazine NME. The magazine would be published weekly with a monthly special issue and feature information on new bands and artists in the targeted genres.
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- 1. Smooth Tunes Proposal By Jack Rodesano
- 2. A little bit about me -My name is Jack Rodesano -I love listening to music -I am here to show you my idea for a new and exciting magazine for bands located in North London -This magazine is called Smooth Tunes
- 3. Genre -I have chosen to create a North London music magazine based on Jazz.
- 4. This is because… -I personally believe it’s underrated -It’s more unique compared to the amount of rap, rock, pop and hip hop.
- 5. Form -The front cover will have the title, price, an image of the main band being interviewed and show the unique selling point. -The inside will feature interviews and updates on jazz bands and promote/advertise jazz. -This will have 100 pages.
- 6. Resources -To make this, I will need Photoshop, DaFont and FireAlpaca to draw the certain parts such as the design of the magazine.
- 7. Why -Photoshop is to create the magazine -DaFont is for the different font styles -FireAlpaca is to draw the background
- 8. Fonts -I plan to use the same fonts for both versions of the magazine unless they are difficult to read in a certain version. Writingtext Headline text Main titles
- 9. -Prestige Elite Studio is for regular text -Reprise Rehearsal is for headlines and quotes -Phosphate is for main titles
- 10. Distribution -The Physical version will be £4.99, they will be available in stores and bundle subscriptions online at a discount. -The digital version will have two versions, the first one Is £2.99 and will not include the poster, the second will and it will cost £4.49.
- 11. More information -Subscriptions will cost £19.99 for a 6 month delivery package which sends the next 6 issues directly to a customers door. -If the magazine is successful and has enough sales, about a year or two after the first issue a second subscription will be made. This one has every single Smooth Tune issue so long as they are 4 months old at a £6.99 price.
- 12. Website -The website is a way to access questions audiences will have. -It will have order information and help. -It will have a way to order the magazines. -It will feature the subscription service
- 14. Age Demographics -First of all, the primary audience will be adults aged anywhere from 30 – 50. -The second age demographic will be for elderly aged 65+.
- 15. Demographics -I have also made the decision that this magazine is not for a specific gender, race, class or ethnicity. This magazine is intended for everyone.
- 16. Marketing -I plan for the marketing to have the front cover mention that they will find out something they never knew about the jazz music industry in each issue. - I also plan to have advertisements on apps such as Instagram and Facebook for the primary audience and newspapers for the secondary.
- 17. The main idea The magazine will feature interviews of upcoming jazz bands located in North London, however, there’s a small twist, I will interview them twice. There will be one interview during production and one after the song/albums success, my sample will only include one of them.
- 18. Why Upcoming? -In today’s industry, it is nearly impossible to become famous for even 15 minutes -I want to spread awareness of under appreciated bands
- 19. Purpose -The purpose of this magazine is to not only educate and inform readers on their band’s personal thoughts but also learn something about the (jazz) music industry. It will also promote and advertise the upcoming bands featured in the magazine.
- 20. Content -Double page interview spreads (3-4) spreads per interview -Advertising and promotion of concerts, albums, merchandise, etc. of upcoming bands. -A look into the Jazz industry for new artists and how it operates in todays world -How a new generation can take over the mantle of the previous jazz generation.
- 21. Unique Selling Point -The unique selling point is a simple but affective piece. With each magazine, an exclusive poster of one of the bands being interviewed will be included. Collectors and fans will love this as collectors get to have something exclusive and fans get to put their favorite band on the wall.
- 22. Colour Schemes The colour scheme I have chosen is blue, gold and white. -This is because blue and white are naturally calm colours which I feel represents jazz. Gold is due to Jazz constantly being associated with the colour gold.
- 23. Competition -Jazz magazines are a competition like any other product -To stand out I have included a unique selling point and a unique type of interview -If this magazine gets a lot of attention the subscription service will expand and help make this magazine more unique
- 24. Sample Material -Here is my first concept for what the front cover and double page spread could look like:
- 27. Thank you for your time Any questions?