Jordan smith music mag evaluation
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This document contains feedback from a survey about ideas for a new music magazine. 20 people aged 15-30 were surveyed. Most read magazines sometimes and were interested in music. Most listened to house, deep house or dance music. 16 would be interested in a new deep house magazine. Ideas for the magazine included using purple and white colors, interviewing DJs, and including house music themes. 15 said they would likely buy the magazine if it was high quality. The survey helped validate ideas for the new magazine.
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The document provides feedback on two magazine covers - a college magazine and music magazine - created by a student. For the college magazine, the color scheme was effective but the photo could be improved by ensuring the full subject is shown. Feedback on the music magazine praised the simpler colors and design. The music magazine cover photography showed more detail and thought. The contents pages also received feedback, with the music magazine contents page using techniques like split sections that showed improvement over the college magazine. The document discusses the software and new skills learned in creating the magazines, such as using InDesign and Illustrator.
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The student based their magazine layout on existing magazines "Mixmag" and "Rocksound" that featured similar genres of music. They used a standard red, black, and white color scheme. Their front cover was modeled after "Rocksound" and featured a photo of a standing artist. The contents page template came from "Mixmag" and the double page spread was also shaped after a "Mixmag" template to make it eye-catching.
The intended audience was 15-24 year olds interested in the genres featured. An existing publisher like "Development Hell" that releases magazines like "Mixmag"
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The document discusses Daniel McNab's music magazine project on the genre of hip hop. It provides details on existing hip hop magazines like The Source and XXL that were used as references. Market research was conducted to inform the design of the magazine, targeting a young adult audience interested in hip hop music and culture. Lessons were learned about using design software in the process of constructing the magazine cover and contents page.
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1. The document describes a student's music magazine project and how it both develops conventions of real music magazines and challenges some conventions.
2. Conventions that were developed include using a studio photograph for the cover shot, a close-up shot looking at the camera for the cover model, and classic magazine layout elements.
3. Some conventions were challenged, such as editing the cover photo in a "vintage" style and having an unconventional magazine logo.
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- 4. * Use- sunglasses and looking past camera, Rough look (long night out), Writing on left and right hand side with name of star in larger writing. Develop- link to downloading tracks made more visible, Different colour writing for stories on each side of page. Challenge- Background different for more urban teen look, more of a mid shot to show clothing better and body language, Look past camera.
- 5. * * Use - Features column, * Picture of two girls to show potential target audience, * contents writing in top right corner Develop- use two columns with pictures on both sides of page , Bold writing with smaller description, but I have used different colours also, Challenge- I have used more of a colour scheme to give it unique style, fit all content into two columns rather than having 3, Only used two pictures rather than lots to give more space for other content.
- 6. * * Use- One large image dominating one half with one small image in the main article, * Quote next to main image from the article * Develop- Artist name different colour to other things on article but mine is same as article, * Used sitting in chair idea but only on small image to look different. Challenge- Large image taking up whole screen but one side more visible Background showing the area and where model is from Glow around smaller picture to fit it in with background more.
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- 8. * *The age group represented in my magazine is teenagers, Aged at late teen years (16-19) My model on the front cover emphasises this, The rough sunglasses look along with the top button on shirt done links to fashion of teens, Also the graffiti background shows a sense of mischievousness, often stereotyped of present teens.
- 9. * *Pictures are all of Caucasian males and females *No particular reason just happened to be the models used Aimed at any race as house music can be for all ethnic minorities, Magazine has very wide span In a cultural sense and pictures shouldn’t give any sense of focus on one ethnic group.
- 10. * *My magazine has both genders in as in male and female, *Male model for main pictures on other pages but also picture of females which my star model does and to show its aimed at both genders. *Aimed at all sexualities and not intending to be biased in any way.
- 11. * *My magazine is aimed at all classes of people, *To try and hit a large audience I have tried to make my magazine appeal lots of people *If there was any particular aim it would be towards middle class teenagers. Middle class teenagers would be the main aim if any, simply because I am one myself and this magazine would appeal to me.
- 13. * *The media institution I have chosen to distribute my magazine is Bauer media, *The largest privately owned publishing media group in Europe *Offering over 300 magazines in 15 countries Worldwide. Appealed to me because they can distribute magazine on a massive scale, Also can advertise through radio, TV and online to help make my magazine even bigger.
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- 15. * *My target market would be aimed at all ages but in particular ages 15-30. *Both males and females who are fans of deep house/ house and dance music. *Generally like to go out to parties/clubs etc. *All different classes but generally most likely to attract working and middle class.
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- 17. * *Class Survey: * Would you say you read magazines regularly? * Yes=6 * No=3 * Sometimes= 11 * Are you interested in the music industry? * Yes=18 * No=0 * Certain Areas=2 * Are you a fan of any of the following (House/Deep house/Dance)? * Yes=10 * No=4 * All 3=6 * Would a new Deep house magazine appeal to you? * Yes=16 * No=4 * Male or Female? * Male=10 * Female=10 Aged between 15-30 years old? Yes=20 No=0 What colour scheme would you prefer? Blue, White, Black= 7 Red, White, Black = 3 Purple, White, Black = 10 What name would you prefer from these options? Deep Dancer=4 Deep Vibes= 9 Deep Harmony= 6 None= 1 Extra comments for ideas? Purple and blue Interview with DJ x2 Use house style theme No comments on rest If this magazine was to come onto market at a high standard would you be likely to buy it? Yes=15 No= 5
- 18. * *I also completed online survey’s on Facebook and Twitter for my target audience, *They pretty much shown exactly the same results as my survey monkey class survey did, *This reinforced my ideas and made me even more set on using the ideas I first decided.
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- 21. * *Uses of camera for a better picture: *Change Aperture, Shutter Speed and Focus to try and get the perfect picture. *Used close ups, mid shots and long shots to see what fitted best on magazine. *Used natural lighting on all pictures but one of the girls on my contents (club effect). *I framed all of my shots to try and get the backgrounds in the picture as well as the models.
- 22. * *I used Adobe Photoshop CS4 for my photo editing, wasn’t needed as much as predicted as my final photos were mainly to the quality I wanted, *Only used really to crop down, spot healing and some blurring effects to look more professional. *Blogger has been used to write a blog of everything I have been doing for my magazine to keep up to date and refer back to for my past tasks. *Power point has been used for this presentation to evaluate the work I have done for my music magazine. *Adobe InDesign was used to make the music magazine and was the most important programme for the creation of the magazine.
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- 24. * *Final music mag cover vs. Preliminary school cover: *Mid shot on music and medium close up on school, music far more focussed. *Content blends in more rather than blocks of information on school. *Background use in both but much more effective for music mag.
- 25. * *Final Music contents page vs. preliminary school contents page: *Far more space used and content filled areas on music. *More pictures used on music rather than school. *Logo used on music for identity. *More of a structure to music mag with set shapes whereas school has different shapes and looks messy.
- 26. * *I feel I have learned to use time a lot better, to manage and plan out how long to spend on each task in order to finish in time. *Also a lot better with attention to detail to make little improvements that can make a big difference in my work. *I have developed how to look at other magazines and take good ideas from them but make them a little different to make my magazine unique from its competition.