Kerrang! is the world's largest weekly music magazine with a circulation of 37,603 and readership of 294,000 in the UK. It primarily targets readers aged 17-24 and has a strong online presence across its website, social media, and other multimedia platforms. The magazine is considered highly influential in music scenes and culture by its readers. Advertisers are attracted to Kerrang! for its ability to reach a younger demographic that is typically difficult to engage.
Kerrang! is the largest music magazine in the UK, reaching over 345,000 readers aged 25 on average. It has a strong focus on rock music and connecting emotionally with readers. Readers are heavily invested in music, purchasing over 6 albums per month. Kerrang! also has a large multimedia presence including a website, radio station, TV channel, and live music events. It provides advertisers access to a highly engaged audience of music fans.
This document summarizes Kerrang!, a UK-based weekly music magazine. It is the largest music weekly magazine in the world and has a median reader age of 22. Kerrang! readers are heavily engaged with music, purchasing many albums per month and attending concerts frequently. The document promotes Kerrang! as an advertising platform, highlighting its multimedia presence including the magazine, website, radio, television and live events. It provides statistics on readership and examples of successful advertising campaigns.
Snowden is a hip-hop/R&B artist located in Galloway, NJ. He has been making music since 2009 under different names and has released 4 albums on SoundCloud and physical copies. His most recent album "OddBall" was released on major streaming platforms. Snowden works with a small circle of artists and producers locally. His goals are to support his family and continue pursuing his passion for music. He is working on distributing new singles and an album in 2019 along with music videos to promote the new material.
The document is a sponsorship assignment for an Atlanta music festival called ATL Hustle. It researches four potential sponsor companies and provides details about each. The companies researched are: Red Bull, Coca-Cola, radio station 96.7 The Beat, and local coffee shop Refuge Coffee. For each, the document outlines their connection to the festival, target audience, previous event sponsorships, and any current news that could impact perception. The goal is to secure sponsorships from companies that have strong ties to the festival's music genre, location, and target demographic.
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to a sample of the target audience for a new rock and indie magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is between ages 16-30 who enjoy rock and indie music.
- Monthly publication was the most preferred, and most would pay £2-£3 per issue.
- Interviews and CD incentives were the most popular content and freebie choices.
- Live performance photos were favored for the front cover over studio shots.
The results provide guidance on design choices, content, pricing and publication frequency for the new magazine.
This document provides a promotional plan for Utica Club beer. It includes:
- An analysis of Utica Club's history, competitors, strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats
- Details of primary research conducted through an online survey to understand beer consumers
- Description of secondary research on where Utica Club is currently sold
- Identification of the target audience as males and females ages 21-25
- A repositioning strategy to make Utica Club more appealing and increase awareness
- Details of proposed trade, consumer, sales force and alternative promotions
The document is a sponsorship assignment for an Irish music festival selecting potential sponsors. It analyzes four company options - GE, Gatorade, Boston Globe, and Coolidge Corner Theatre. For each, it examines their connection to the festival and audience, past event support, reputation, and alternative options. The assignment follows instructions and cites research to support each selection with at least one source per company.
Radio One Atlanta. Reaching Our Audience Wherever They Are. Radio One, Inc., together with its subsidiaries (http://www.radio-one.com/), is a diversified media company that primarily targets African-American and urban consumers. The Company is one of the nation's largest radio broadcasting companies, currently owning and/or operating 54 broadcast stations located in 16 urban markets in the United States. Beyond its core radio broadcasting franchise, Radio One owns Interactive One (http://www.interactiveone.com/), an online platform serving the African-American community through social content, news, information, and entertainment. Interactive One operates a number of branded sites, including News One, UrbanDaily, HelloBeautiful and social networking websites, including BlackPlanet, MiGente, and Asian Avenue. In addition, the Company owns a controlling interest in TV One, LLC (http://www.tvoneonline.com/), a cable/satellite network programming primarily to African-Americans.
Kerrang! is the largest music magazine in the UK, reaching over 345,000 readers aged 25 on average. It has a strong focus on rock music and connecting emotionally with readers. Readers are heavily invested in music, purchasing over 6 albums per month. Kerrang! also has a large multimedia presence including a website, radio station, TV channel, and live music events. It provides advertisers access to a highly engaged audience of music fans.
This document summarizes Kerrang!, a UK-based weekly music magazine. It is the largest music weekly magazine in the world and has a median reader age of 22. Kerrang! readers are heavily engaged with music, purchasing many albums per month and attending concerts frequently. The document promotes Kerrang! as an advertising platform, highlighting its multimedia presence including the magazine, website, radio, television and live events. It provides statistics on readership and examples of successful advertising campaigns.
Snowden is a hip-hop/R&B artist located in Galloway, NJ. He has been making music since 2009 under different names and has released 4 albums on SoundCloud and physical copies. His most recent album "OddBall" was released on major streaming platforms. Snowden works with a small circle of artists and producers locally. His goals are to support his family and continue pursuing his passion for music. He is working on distributing new singles and an album in 2019 along with music videos to promote the new material.
The document is a sponsorship assignment for an Atlanta music festival called ATL Hustle. It researches four potential sponsor companies and provides details about each. The companies researched are: Red Bull, Coca-Cola, radio station 96.7 The Beat, and local coffee shop Refuge Coffee. For each, the document outlines their connection to the festival, target audience, previous event sponsorships, and any current news that could impact perception. The goal is to secure sponsorships from companies that have strong ties to the festival's music genre, location, and target demographic.
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to a sample of the target audience for a new rock and indie magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is between ages 16-30 who enjoy rock and indie music.
- Monthly publication was the most preferred, and most would pay £2-£3 per issue.
- Interviews and CD incentives were the most popular content and freebie choices.
- Live performance photos were favored for the front cover over studio shots.
The results provide guidance on design choices, content, pricing and publication frequency for the new magazine.
This document provides a promotional plan for Utica Club beer. It includes:
- An analysis of Utica Club's history, competitors, strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats
- Details of primary research conducted through an online survey to understand beer consumers
- Description of secondary research on where Utica Club is currently sold
- Identification of the target audience as males and females ages 21-25
- A repositioning strategy to make Utica Club more appealing and increase awareness
- Details of proposed trade, consumer, sales force and alternative promotions
The document is a sponsorship assignment for an Irish music festival selecting potential sponsors. It analyzes four company options - GE, Gatorade, Boston Globe, and Coolidge Corner Theatre. For each, it examines their connection to the festival and audience, past event support, reputation, and alternative options. The assignment follows instructions and cites research to support each selection with at least one source per company.
Radio One Atlanta. Reaching Our Audience Wherever They Are. Radio One, Inc., together with its subsidiaries (http://www.radio-one.com/), is a diversified media company that primarily targets African-American and urban consumers. The Company is one of the nation's largest radio broadcasting companies, currently owning and/or operating 54 broadcast stations located in 16 urban markets in the United States. Beyond its core radio broadcasting franchise, Radio One owns Interactive One (http://www.interactiveone.com/), an online platform serving the African-American community through social content, news, information, and entertainment. Interactive One operates a number of branded sites, including News One, UrbanDaily, HelloBeautiful and social networking websites, including BlackPlanet, MiGente, and Asian Avenue. In addition, the Company owns a controlling interest in TV One, LLC (http://www.tvoneonline.com/), a cable/satellite network programming primarily to African-Americans.
Kerrang! is the largest music magazine in the UK, reaching over 345,000 readers aged 25 on average. It has a strong focus on rock music and connecting emotionally with readers. Readers are heavily invested in music, purchasing over 6 albums per month. Kerrang! also has a large multimedia presence including a website, radio station, TV channel, and live music events. It provides advertisers access to a highly engaged audience of music fans.
Kerrang! is the UK's largest music magazine with over 42,000 circulation and 400,000 readership. It has a median reader age of 22 and 52% of readers fall within the ABC1 socioeconomic group. Kerrang! readers are heavily engaged with music, purchasing on average over 6 albums per month and are 5.5 times more likely to attend rock concerts than the national average. The magazine is a multi-platform brand including the print publication, website, radio station, awards shows, and festival partnerships.
The document contains the results of a survey on music listening behaviors and preferences. Key findings include:
- Respondents were split nearly evenly between male and female.
- The largest age groups were 16-19 years old and 20-24 years old.
- The most popular music genres were rock, hip hop/R&B, and pop.
- Most respondents listen to music 4 or more times per day and watch music videos 3 times per day.
- While many watch music videos online, few purchase full music albums anymore due to digital options.
This document provides research on audiences aged 16-24 for a grid project. It includes logo ideas featuring the letter 'G' in a grid pattern. Research found that this age group contributes £20 billion to the UK economy and prefers advertising that is short, simple, and features real people. Social media research showed 41% feel judged online and 45% feel their profile is inaccurate. Popular music genres are rock, pop, EDM, rap, and hip hop. Additional research through surveys provided information on social media usage, interests, and living in York that can help shape the grid project.
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 10 college students about their music preferences and what they want in a music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 16-18 year olds who prefer R&B/hip hop music found mainly through YouTube and social media.
- They want a magazine with equal mixes of images and text focusing on up-and-coming artists and interviews.
- Features should be informed by survey responses about preferred house style, price point (£1-3), and inclusion of new music/artist information and freebies.
- Accounting for these audience preferences is essential to the magazine's success.
This document provides information about audience research and logo development for a project called "Grid".
It includes survey results from 16-24 year olds that found Snapchat and Instagram to be the most popular social media platforms. Popular interests included football, films, games and music.
Logo experiments tested different fonts for the word "GRID" with one using a black line through the text. The third logo was viewed as the best as it looked futuristic and bold while still being readable.
Potential themes for the project were identified such as futuristic fashion, social media trends, gaming, sports or focusing on a particular era for its music and fashion.
This document discusses research for a Grid Project targeting 16-24 year olds. It explores logo ideas, existing ident styles, audience profiles and logo experiments. The logo idea is a letter 'G' with a grid pattern. Research finds teens prefer convenience and simplicity. Snapchat and Instagram are most popular social media. Common interests include food, football and films. Four logo experiments try different fonts for the word 'grid', with the third seen as most futuristic and bold. Further themes for the project are discussed.
This survey was conducted to gather information to help design a music magazine targeted towards a younger audience that listens to R&B and house music. The survey results showed that the target audience listens to music daily mostly on their smartphones, buys or downloads music digitally rather than in stores, and would pay £2-3 for a magazine. To attract both male and female readers and incorporate modern technology preferences, the magazine will include band/artist news, concert dates, and potentially a monthly digital edition or codes for free songs.
Jordan Lutchmaya plans to launch a music magazine called "Cloud 9" focused on chart music but also containing other content like clothing. The target demographic is males and females ages 16-35. Research found most people would pay £2-£3 for a music magazine, so the magazine will be priced at £2.50. Each issue will include a competition code for tickets to a gig. A questionnaire was used to gather information on music preferences and spending habits to help make business decisions for the new magazine.
The document describes a questionnaire conducted to determine the target audience and content for a music magazine. It found that most respondents were ages 16-18, enjoyed rock music, and read Rolling Stone magazine. Key features people wanted included information on up-and-coming artists. Most would pay between £1-£1.50 and listened to music on the radio. Unsigned new artists/bands were the most popular type of artists people wanted featured. The summary will target 16-18 year olds, focus on rock music, and include information on unsigned bands as suggested by the questionnaire results.
This document contains the results of surveys given to people about their music preferences and consumption habits. The surveys included questions about gender, age, favorite music genres, how often they listen to music, whether they watch music videos and why, how many albums they purchase, how much they are willing to spend on albums, and what factors influence their album purchases. The surveys found that the target audience is mostly ages 16-19, prefers hip-hop and pop music, watches music videos multiple times a day, does not often purchase albums but is willing to spend £3.99-6.99 on them, and considers the artist, songs, and cover appearance most important when buying albums.
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Grime Time is a new grime music magazine focused on the North London scene. The magazine aims to become the most popular music magazine in London by providing interesting content for its target audience of teenagers aged 15-18. This will include information on upcoming local grime concerts and artists. There is currently no other magazine focused specifically on the North London grime genre, giving Grime Time an opportunity to attract readers without direct competition, though it will still compete with more general music magazines distributed in the area. The magazine plans to use social media and distribution at concerts to promote itself and reach its target demographic.
The document summarizes research conducted through a questionnaire to understand the target audience for a music video. It was distributed to a 6th form college via email, receiving 61 responses, mostly female. The research found that the target audience listens to indie/rock music and cares about visuals being relevant to lyrics in music videos. It also revealed preferences for certain clothing shops and universities over jobs or travel after college. However, the results may be biased due to the predominantly female responses received.
This document summarizes the results of a survey about preferences for a proposed rock music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target demographics of 18-24 and 35-40 year olds completed the survey as expected.
- Most people do not physically buy magazines, so including a website is important.
- A monthly rather than weekly publication schedule is preferable.
- Readers want promotions like contests, tickets and free downloads included.
- Rock is a popular genre that many survey respondents enjoy.
The document summarizes research conducted to gain feedback on a proposed new magazine. A random sample and focus group provided input. The random sample provided large-scale primary research, while the focus group allowed for discussion. Most of the target audience is male, aged 16-21, students living in Harlow who enjoy music festivals and video games. Based on this, the magazine will feature these interests and be sold for £2.50 monthly in local shops, with promotions like iTunes gift cards. The chosen layout and features aim to appeal to this British, indie music-loving demographic.
Columbia University Application Essay QuestionSarah Camacho
Mary's Maids is a cleaning service startup that provides residential and commercial cleaning. It aims to target homeowners and small businesses by offering affordable yet high-quality cleaning. The business faces competition from other local cleaning services but distinguishes itself through competitive pricing and a focus on customer service. The executive summary outlines the company's mission, services, target market, competitors, and pricing strategy at a high level.
The document provides instructions for using a writing assistance website to have essays written. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account with an email and password. 2) Complete a 10-minute order form with instructions, sources, and deadline. 3) Review writer bids and qualifications then place a deposit to start the assignment. 4) Review the completed paper and authorize final payment if satisfied. 5) Request revisions until fully satisfied, with a refund option for plagiarized work.
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The survey results showed that the target audience for the music magazine is male, aged 16-20 who prefer genres like R&B and indie music. Most listen to music on streaming platforms like Spotify and YouTube. They download music from the internet rather than buying physically. The preferred color scheme is red, white and black. While people seek new music often, they do not frequently purchase music magazines. This information will help design the magazine's content and format to attract this target readership.
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The survey results showed that the target audience for the music magazine is male, aged 16-20 who prefer genres like R&B and indie music. Most listen to music on streaming platforms like Spotify and YouTube. They download music from the internet rather than buying physically. The preferred color scheme is red, white and black. While people seek new music often, they do not frequently purchase music magazines. Therefore, the magazine will need appealing content to attract this audience to read it regularly.
My name is Jack Ettinger and I have created a questionnaire to learn more about myself. The questionnaire includes questions about my interests, personality, values, and goals to help me better understand who I am and what is important to me. Filling out the questionnaire and reflecting on my answers will be insightful as I continue to learn and grow as a person.
The Codes and Conventions Of Interviews In A TV Documentaryjackettinger1998
The document discusses the codes and conventions used in television documentary interviews. It notes that interviews are typically filmed with a stable camera in medium or close-up shots. The rule of thirds is applied to frame the interviewee off-center. Backgrounds and lighting are designed to be relevant to the documentary topic. Editing cuts between interviews and footage, and graphics are overlaid with identifying text. Questions are typically edited out of the final product.
Kerrang! is the largest music magazine in the UK, reaching over 345,000 readers aged 25 on average. It has a strong focus on rock music and connecting emotionally with readers. Readers are heavily invested in music, purchasing over 6 albums per month. Kerrang! also has a large multimedia presence including a website, radio station, TV channel, and live music events. It provides advertisers access to a highly engaged audience of music fans.
Kerrang! is the UK's largest music magazine with over 42,000 circulation and 400,000 readership. It has a median reader age of 22 and 52% of readers fall within the ABC1 socioeconomic group. Kerrang! readers are heavily engaged with music, purchasing on average over 6 albums per month and are 5.5 times more likely to attend rock concerts than the national average. The magazine is a multi-platform brand including the print publication, website, radio station, awards shows, and festival partnerships.
The document contains the results of a survey on music listening behaviors and preferences. Key findings include:
- Respondents were split nearly evenly between male and female.
- The largest age groups were 16-19 years old and 20-24 years old.
- The most popular music genres were rock, hip hop/R&B, and pop.
- Most respondents listen to music 4 or more times per day and watch music videos 3 times per day.
- While many watch music videos online, few purchase full music albums anymore due to digital options.
This document provides research on audiences aged 16-24 for a grid project. It includes logo ideas featuring the letter 'G' in a grid pattern. Research found that this age group contributes £20 billion to the UK economy and prefers advertising that is short, simple, and features real people. Social media research showed 41% feel judged online and 45% feel their profile is inaccurate. Popular music genres are rock, pop, EDM, rap, and hip hop. Additional research through surveys provided information on social media usage, interests, and living in York that can help shape the grid project.
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 10 college students about their music preferences and what they want in a music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 16-18 year olds who prefer R&B/hip hop music found mainly through YouTube and social media.
- They want a magazine with equal mixes of images and text focusing on up-and-coming artists and interviews.
- Features should be informed by survey responses about preferred house style, price point (£1-3), and inclusion of new music/artist information and freebies.
- Accounting for these audience preferences is essential to the magazine's success.
This document provides information about audience research and logo development for a project called "Grid".
It includes survey results from 16-24 year olds that found Snapchat and Instagram to be the most popular social media platforms. Popular interests included football, films, games and music.
Logo experiments tested different fonts for the word "GRID" with one using a black line through the text. The third logo was viewed as the best as it looked futuristic and bold while still being readable.
Potential themes for the project were identified such as futuristic fashion, social media trends, gaming, sports or focusing on a particular era for its music and fashion.
This document discusses research for a Grid Project targeting 16-24 year olds. It explores logo ideas, existing ident styles, audience profiles and logo experiments. The logo idea is a letter 'G' with a grid pattern. Research finds teens prefer convenience and simplicity. Snapchat and Instagram are most popular social media. Common interests include food, football and films. Four logo experiments try different fonts for the word 'grid', with the third seen as most futuristic and bold. Further themes for the project are discussed.
This survey was conducted to gather information to help design a music magazine targeted towards a younger audience that listens to R&B and house music. The survey results showed that the target audience listens to music daily mostly on their smartphones, buys or downloads music digitally rather than in stores, and would pay £2-3 for a magazine. To attract both male and female readers and incorporate modern technology preferences, the magazine will include band/artist news, concert dates, and potentially a monthly digital edition or codes for free songs.
Jordan Lutchmaya plans to launch a music magazine called "Cloud 9" focused on chart music but also containing other content like clothing. The target demographic is males and females ages 16-35. Research found most people would pay £2-£3 for a music magazine, so the magazine will be priced at £2.50. Each issue will include a competition code for tickets to a gig. A questionnaire was used to gather information on music preferences and spending habits to help make business decisions for the new magazine.
The document describes a questionnaire conducted to determine the target audience and content for a music magazine. It found that most respondents were ages 16-18, enjoyed rock music, and read Rolling Stone magazine. Key features people wanted included information on up-and-coming artists. Most would pay between £1-£1.50 and listened to music on the radio. Unsigned new artists/bands were the most popular type of artists people wanted featured. The summary will target 16-18 year olds, focus on rock music, and include information on unsigned bands as suggested by the questionnaire results.
This document contains the results of surveys given to people about their music preferences and consumption habits. The surveys included questions about gender, age, favorite music genres, how often they listen to music, whether they watch music videos and why, how many albums they purchase, how much they are willing to spend on albums, and what factors influence their album purchases. The surveys found that the target audience is mostly ages 16-19, prefers hip-hop and pop music, watches music videos multiple times a day, does not often purchase albums but is willing to spend £3.99-6.99 on them, and considers the artist, songs, and cover appearance most important when buying albums.
The document provides steps for requesting writing assistance from HelpWriting.net:
1. Create an account with a password and email.
2. Complete a 10-minute order form providing instructions, sources, and deadline. Attach a sample if wanting the writer to imitate your style.
3. Review bids from writers for your request, choose one based on qualifications and feedback, then pay a deposit to start the assignment.
4. Review the completed paper and authorize full payment if pleased, or request free revisions. HelpWriting.net offers refunds for plagiarized work.
Grime Time is a new grime music magazine focused on the North London scene. The magazine aims to become the most popular music magazine in London by providing interesting content for its target audience of teenagers aged 15-18. This will include information on upcoming local grime concerts and artists. There is currently no other magazine focused specifically on the North London grime genre, giving Grime Time an opportunity to attract readers without direct competition, though it will still compete with more general music magazines distributed in the area. The magazine plans to use social media and distribution at concerts to promote itself and reach its target demographic.
The document summarizes research conducted through a questionnaire to understand the target audience for a music video. It was distributed to a 6th form college via email, receiving 61 responses, mostly female. The research found that the target audience listens to indie/rock music and cares about visuals being relevant to lyrics in music videos. It also revealed preferences for certain clothing shops and universities over jobs or travel after college. However, the results may be biased due to the predominantly female responses received.
This document summarizes the results of a survey about preferences for a proposed rock music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target demographics of 18-24 and 35-40 year olds completed the survey as expected.
- Most people do not physically buy magazines, so including a website is important.
- A monthly rather than weekly publication schedule is preferable.
- Readers want promotions like contests, tickets and free downloads included.
- Rock is a popular genre that many survey respondents enjoy.
The document summarizes research conducted to gain feedback on a proposed new magazine. A random sample and focus group provided input. The random sample provided large-scale primary research, while the focus group allowed for discussion. Most of the target audience is male, aged 16-21, students living in Harlow who enjoy music festivals and video games. Based on this, the magazine will feature these interests and be sold for £2.50 monthly in local shops, with promotions like iTunes gift cards. The chosen layout and features aim to appeal to this British, indie music-loving demographic.
Columbia University Application Essay QuestionSarah Camacho
Mary's Maids is a cleaning service startup that provides residential and commercial cleaning. It aims to target homeowners and small businesses by offering affordable yet high-quality cleaning. The business faces competition from other local cleaning services but distinguishes itself through competitive pricing and a focus on customer service. The executive summary outlines the company's mission, services, target market, competitors, and pricing strategy at a high level.
The document provides instructions for using a writing assistance website to have essays written. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account with an email and password. 2) Complete a 10-minute order form with instructions, sources, and deadline. 3) Review writer bids and qualifications then place a deposit to start the assignment. 4) Review the completed paper and authorize final payment if satisfied. 5) Request revisions until fully satisfied, with a refund option for plagiarized work.
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The survey results showed that the target audience for the music magazine is male, aged 16-20 who prefer genres like R&B and indie music. Most listen to music on streaming platforms like Spotify and YouTube. They download music from the internet rather than buying physically. The preferred color scheme is red, white and black. While people seek new music often, they do not frequently purchase music magazines. This information will help design the magazine's content and format to attract this target readership.
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The survey results showed that the target audience for the music magazine is male, aged 16-20 who prefer genres like R&B and indie music. Most listen to music on streaming platforms like Spotify and YouTube. They download music from the internet rather than buying physically. The preferred color scheme is red, white and black. While people seek new music often, they do not frequently purchase music magazines. Therefore, the magazine will need appealing content to attract this audience to read it regularly.
My name is Jack Ettinger and I have created a questionnaire to learn more about myself. The questionnaire includes questions about my interests, personality, values, and goals to help me better understand who I am and what is important to me. Filling out the questionnaire and reflecting on my answers will be insightful as I continue to learn and grow as a person.
The Codes and Conventions Of Interviews In A TV Documentaryjackettinger1998
The document discusses the codes and conventions used in television documentary interviews. It notes that interviews are typically filmed with a stable camera in medium or close-up shots. The rule of thirds is applied to frame the interviewee off-center. Backgrounds and lighting are designed to be relevant to the documentary topic. Editing cuts between interviews and footage, and graphics are overlaid with identifying text. Questions are typically edited out of the final product.
Inheritance scheduling involves airing a new or less popular show after a popular one to encourage the existing audience to continue watching. Pre-echo scheduling airs a new show before a popular one so viewers tune in early and potentially discover the new show. Hammocking places a new show between two popular programs to capture audiences waiting for the next popular show who may then choose to watch the new program.
This document provides an evaluation of a documentary about a mobile phone. The evaluation notes several strengths, including good variety of shots, relevant music, and good lighting. Interviews were well-framed with the interviewee making eye contact with the camera and clearly answering questions. However, there were also some weaknesses, such as the music being too loud at times, long pauses, and a lack of variety in cutaway footage. Additional issues included microphone visibility, out of focus footage, tilted camerawork, and audio level fluctuations in interviews.
Inheritance scheduling involves airing a new or less popular show after a popular one to benefit from leftover viewers. Pre-echo scheduling places a new show before a popular one in hopes viewers will tune in early. Hammocking puts a lesser-known program between two popular shows to capture audiences during both.
The Codes And Conventions Of Interviews In A TV Documentaryjackettinger1998
The document discusses the codes and conventions used in television documentary interviews. It notes that interviews are typically filmed with a stable camera in medium or close-up shots. The rule of thirds is usually followed to frame the interviewee off-center. Relevant archival footage or backgrounds are often included in the mise-en-scene. Editing cuts between interviews and other footage, and graphics are overlaid with interviewee names and details. Questions are typically edited out of the final documentary.
The documentary Kenny Rogers: Cards on the Table uses a mix of interviews, narration, archive footage and performances to tell the story of Kenny Rogers' career and determination to succeed in the music industry. It has a circular narrative structure that ends where it began and is presented non-chronologically. Camerawork includes handheld, zooms, pans and tilts. Mise-en-scene features pianos, jukeboxes and mixing desks. Sound includes Rogers' music and gospel. Editing uses simple cuts and dissolves between interviews and archive material.
The Codes and Conventions Of Interviews In A TV Documentaryjackettinger1998
The document discusses the codes and conventions of interviews in TV documentaries. It notes that interviews are typically filmed with a stable camera in medium or close-up shots. Interviewees directly address the camera but look beyond it. Shots follow the rule of thirds. Mise-en-scene aims to be relevant to the topic, with backgrounds and clothing relating to the subject. Editing uses cutaways between interviews and footage to avoid jumps and illustrate points. Graphics with names and roles are overlaid.
The documentary Kenny Rogers: Cards on the Table uses a mixed documentary style to tell the story of Kenny Rogers' career and focus on his determination to find success in the music industry. It has a circular narrative structure that begins and ends in the same place, uses interviews and archive footage, and shifts between chronological and non-linear storytelling. Camerawork includes handheld, zooms, pans and tilts. The sound design incorporates Kenny Rogers' music and narration. Editing employs cuts, dissolves and montages to link different elements together.
This documentary mixes biographical and family elements to tell the story of Kenny Rodgers' determination to change the music industry and find success. It uses a circular narrative structure with interviews and actual footage of Rodgers' performances edited together with still images and archive materials through techniques like dissolves and montages. The documentary aims to convey Rodgers' journey through his music and interviews filmed in a quiet room with relevant objects that link to the topics discussed.
There are four types of narrative structures discussed in the document: open vs closed, single strand vs multi strand, linear vs non-linear, and circular. Open narratives leave questions unanswered while closed narratives tie everything together. Single strand narratives follow one story thread while multi strand narratives have multiple intersecting storylines. Linear narratives are chronological while non-linear narratives are not and can use flashbacks. Circular narratives end where they began and form a cycle.
This documentary about Kenny Rodgers mixes biographical information with interviews of family and friends to tell the story of his determination to change the music industry and find success. It has a circular narrative structure and uses camera techniques like medium close ups, close ups, and pull focus in interviews as well as footage of Rodgers' performances. Elements like pianos, music, and archive materials of records and photographs help set the scene. The documentary also employs editing techniques such as dissolves and montages to link different parts together through a clear and calm sound mix.
The documentary genre aims to document real events using actual footage or reconstruction. While footage may appear untouched, documentaries still involve direction and construction. A good documentary focuses on its topic rather than style of presentation, but needs structure and pacing tools like editing to make the content coherent and engaging. There are five key elements of documentaries: observation, interviews, mise-en-scene, dramatization, and exposition. Different types of documentaries employ varying combinations of these elements through approaches like fully narrated, fly on the wall, mixed, self-reflective, docudrama, and docusoap styles.
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l Kerrang! has over 30 years of heritage and is the biggest music weekly
in the world.
l Kerrang! reaches more young readers than any other music magazine.
Having a younger profile is a big advantage as traditionally this age group
is elusive (and expensive) to reach. As well as music releases this makes
Kerrang! perfect for advertisers around film, games, mobile technology
and government messages.
l Kerrang! is the original multimedia platform boasting magazine, online,
radio, K! Awards, K! Tour, and K! podcasts.
l Kerrang! loves music, especially rock. Kerrang! is considered by its
readers to be an integral part of the scene rather than just a commentator.
l Kerrang! readers are heavy spending consumers: 25% more per month
on cosmetics/toiletries then national average, 16% more on clothing, 8%
more on footwear and 38% more on gaming accessories
WHYADVERTISE?
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themission
“Kerrang! takes its readers into the heads, hearts
and lives of the people who make rock music.
It creates emotional connections.”
James McMahon – Editor
AWARD WINNINGJOURNALISMlJames McMahon votedEditor of theYear at theRecord of the DayMusic Journalism andPR Awards 2012
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Pete, 25, lives and breathes rock music. It informs his choice of friends, his hobbies,
leisure time, attitudes, fashion sense and lifestyle.
Above all he is fanatical about THEIR music and he is proud to be a part of the
scene. When he is not listening to music or watching music TV, he is a high
consumer of all forms of technology. Pete is hugely passionate about everything
he does whether it is going to Gigs, playing video games, planning holidays, going
shopping with friends or going to the cinema.
He is plugged in, sharp, has a strong moral code and rejoices in his individuality. He
is a fashion trend setter in his peer group but he is heavily influenced by musical
icons and scenes. Like the bands he supports he is extremely loyal to the brands he
trusts. The way he looks and the clothes he wears is integral to communicating ‘his
identity’ to the world.
the reader
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Black xs
Kerrang! partnered with Paco Rabanne to promote Black XS with a cross media campaign to
give readers the chance to enter their bands to win a recording deal with Search & Destroy
Records. This generated 500 entrants, a huge spike in Kerrang.com traffic and culminated in
the final 4 bands fighting it out at a live gig at the O2.
Kerrang! scores 69% for Influence vs Bauer ACT tracker:15-40.
Which is made up of the following statements:
l Talks to me in my language.
l Is the authority in its market.
l Has stuff I talk about with my friend.
l Makes me feel more knowledgeable.
l Like to be seen with this magazine.
l Believe what I read in this magazine.
Notable consumer brands that have used
Kerrang! in the last 12 months include:
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YOU CAN’T VOTE IF
YOU’RE NOT REGISTERED.
MAKE SURE YOU MAKE
YOUR VOICE HEARD.
Promotion
don’t be part
of the silent
generation!
I
F SOMEONE told you to shut up, you
wouldn’t be impressed. Neither would
you be stoked if someone told you your
opinion didn’t count so you should keep
it to yourself. Would you feel the same if
someone stopped you from voting in the
next general election in XX, 2010?
If you’re 18 or over, don’t give away
your right to voice your opinion on what’s
happening in the country you live in –
make sure you make your voice heard by
registering to vote.
Yeah, we know, when it comes to stuff like
politics, things seem complicated. Perhaps
things have stopped you registering and
voting before or are putting you off from
registering this time; thoughts like “it’s
difficult”, “it’s a hassle”, “it’ll take too much
time to fill in a complicated form”, or “I
don’t know how to register”. But, honestly,
registering to vote couldn’t be simpler.
And it’ll only take you three minutes!
All you need to do is fill in a simple and
short registration form – it’s as easy as filling
in your name, address, and a few other
details.
Fill one in online by visiting
www.aboutmyvote.co.uk or you can get
one sent to you in the post by calling
0800 3280 280. Straightforward, right?
And if you’re worrying that registering to
vote isn’t cool because none of your mates
are bothered about doing it, or perhaps
that your vote won’t make any difference,
then don’t.
Voting gives you a say on important issues
that affect you – from roads and recycling
in your area, to education and climate
change. You might think you don’t want to
vote now, but if an issue comes up that you
want to have your say on, if you’re on the
register you can then vote on it. Remember,
registering to vote doesn’t mean you have
to, it just means you can if you want to.
In the United States, stars like Green Day’s
Billie Joe Armstrong and Fall Out Boy have
encouraged young people to seize the power
of the youth vote, so why not follow their
lead and inspire your mates to get involved
too, because their vote – just like yours –
really does count. If you have an opinion and
have a voice, remember the only way for you
to have your say is by registering to vote!
Visit www.aboutmyvote.co.uk right now!
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WANT TO MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD? THEN
MAKE SURE NOTHING STOpS YOU VOTING...
There’re not many things that
you can do in three minutes
– let alone worthwhile things
– but voting is one of them!
Seriously, it’s really, really
easy to register to vote – you
can be well on your way to
being registered to vote in
less time than it takes to
read this page! Or in less
time than it takes to listen to
Paramore’s new single The
Only Exception (which, fact
fans, would take you four
minutes and 27 seconds!)
Or in less time than it takes
to beat the World Record
for competitive eating – 37
hotdogs in 12 minutes... So
what are you waiting for?
All you need to do is fill in a
simple and short registration
form that includes your
name, address, and a few
other details. Fill one in
online by visiting www.
aboutmyvote.co.uk. Then
you just need to print the
form, sign it, and send
it to your local electoral
registration office (you can
get their address on this site
too). Or you can get a form
sent to you in the post by
calling 0800 3280 280. How
easy is that? Very easy!
It Only takes 3 MInutes!
www.abOutMyvOte.cO.uk Have your say by
registering online
The Approach
Kerrang as part of a cross media campaign were briefed to deliver a creative execution
designed to encourage young people to register to vote and communicate the ease
of the voting registration process in the run up to the 2010 general election.
The Idea
A 5 week multi media campaign that identifies with the core 17-24 audience and
encourage them to register to vote. It will demonstrate that their voice counts and that
if they don’t register they won’t be able to have their say. Ultimately we will drive
potential voters to register their vote at www.aboutmyvote.co.uk or by calling.
“Bauer's range of brands offered a great opportunity to reach our target
audiences - particularly young people - with a tailored and relevant message
in the right environment. We were really impressed with the team's creativity,
flexibility and excellent project management. I have no doubt that the
campaign will help many young people register to vote.”
Clinton Proud, Head of Campaigns and Public Information at the Electoral Commission,
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BIFFY CLYRO EP
Kerrang! negotiated a free exclusive
Biffy Clyro EP download cover
mount with all 12,000 downloads
being redeemed on the first day.
MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE
BREAKOUT AD
Warner Music wanted to do an ad with standout and that
would appeal to their fans. We worked with the Kerrang!
editorial team to produce this fantastic breakout ad.
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AdSchedule
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Advertising rates
DISPLAY
Full page fh £3,025
Full page rop £2,750
half page £1,512
ibc/ obc £3,575
dps fh £5,748
dps ROP £5,225
advertorials
full page £5,005
dps £9,510
half page £2,752
PRODUCTION
Please contact your creative solutions
salesperson for production rates
INSERTS
Bound-in £65 CPT
tip-on £65 CPT
loose insert £45 CPT
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Editor in chief
Phil Alexander
editor
James McMahon
news editor
Sam Coare
Associate editor
(reviews)
Nick Ruskell
features editor
George Garner
Editorial Assistant
Ryan Cooper
0207 859 8451
editorial team
contact
advertising
ASSOCIATE MEDIA
DIRECTOR
Matt Warne
0207 208 3557
Group BRAND DIRECTOR
Rob Walsh
0207 295 8591
Music director
Martin Bojtos
0207 295 5427
PRODUCTION
Bob Soper
020 7241 8139
REGIONAL SALES OFFICE
H BAUER PUBLISHING
Katharine Brown
0161 868 3218
CLASSIFIED advertising
Mitchell Coulter
01733 366378
INSERTS manager
Simon Buckenham
020 7208 3557
senior trading
executive
Kate Barker
020 7208 3571
FILM Manager
Liz Harriott
0207 295 8560
Games and consumer
manager
Keith Hillman
0207 208 3702
CREATIVE SOLUTIONS
manager
Stefanie Daniels
0207 295 5483
Creative Solutions
Manager
Rick Williams
0207 295 6741
Live Music & Media
planner
Joel Hopkins
0207 295 5474