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Q magazine is a British music publication that debuted in 1986. It was produced by Bauer Media Group and focuses on rock music genres. The magazine has a primarily young, affluent audience. While it originally focused heavily on music, in 2008 it began featuring more non-music content which resulted in some criticism from loyal readers. The magazine publishes stories on new music releases, interviews with artists, album reviews, and concert tour information. For example, a 2009 cover story on the band The Killers discussed their new album and tour. The magazine runs advertisements that relate to the target audience's interests in music, drinking, smoking, and social events.
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Reader Profile Analysis
Q Magazine targets a male-dominated audience of young adults aged 20-30 who enjoy alternative music. They are portrayed as rebellious and dressed in black, relating to artists like Lily Allen. The ideal reader "Chris" lives in Leeds and has a reasonable income to support his passion for music through attending gigs and festivals. The magazine aims to be a serious publication for fans of alternative music genres.
Under the Radar similarly targets young adults who are educated and technologically savvy. Its audience skews slightly older than Q's and is predominantly male, which aligns with stereotypes of indie music fans. They have disposable income to support attending live shows and an interest in independent artists.
Q research
Maddie Roberts is researching genres for a music magazine and has chosen to focus on pop music, taking inspiration from Q magazine. Q magazine covers a variety of genres within pop music and is presented in a sophisticated way. It is published once a month at a cost of around £3.99 for 160 pages on average. In addition to the magazine, Q has expanded into television, radio, online content and music albums. However, some critics believe Q has lost its edge and is too generous towards British musicians.
Rolling stone magazine research
The Rolling Stone magazine covers music, films, politics and other cultural topics. It aims to appeal to multiple generations by including interviews, reviews and articles on music, movies and important issues. While mostly focusing on rock music, it also covers other genres to attract a wider audience. The magazine is internationally successful with over 1.2 million copies sold per issue, though some criticize its bias towards rock music limits its appeal. It has also created an online presence to reach modern audiences, though this poses a challenge to print sales. Overall Rolling Stone has proven itself as an influential music magazine.
Lesson 3 magazine analysis audience profiling
Alternative Press magazine targets an audience of 18-25 year olds from various Western countries who enjoy punk rock, metal and underground music. It provides interviews, reviews and industry news related to independent and alternative music scenes. The magazine aims to keep readers informed about cutting-edge developments in indie music.
Analysis of a music magazine Q
Q magazine is a popular monthly music magazine published in the UK since 1986. It was founded by Mark Ellen and David Hepworth to provide music coverage for an older audience that was being ignored by other music publications. While it covers all music genres and new/upcoming artists, it also includes information about classic music, appealing to both younger and more mature readers. In addition to the magazine, Q has expanded to include a radio station, television channel, and annual Q Awards ceremony, demonstrating its broad multiplatform presence within the music industry.
Music Magazines
A small piece of research I have done towards my AS Media Studies, the information is not my own, as I have said it's research, so the facts are sourced from the internet.
Task one – research and planning
The document discusses the key features and characteristics typically found in music magazines. It explains that music magazines provide entertainment and information about different music genres to readers. They advertise albums, merchandise, tickets and more. Typical content includes articles, features and images related to music artists, upcoming events, instruments and the music industry. Most music magazines use slang language tailored to their target audience of music lovers. Visual images are prominently featured to attract readers.
Weekend Magazines Mass Media
Weekend magazines in the UK are included in Saturday newspapers and focus on arts, entertainment, home, and world news stories in a casual style. They often include extras like TV guides and recipes. The Telegraph Magazine has 1.8 million readers and appeals more to upper-class readers in London, while the Guardian Weekend focuses on middle-class issues and affordable lifestyle topics. They differ from US magazines in being included in newspapers and having more advertisements and extras included or attached.
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Reader Profile Analysis
Q Magazine targets a male-dominated audience of young adults aged 20-30 who enjoy alternative music. They are portrayed as rebellious and dressed in black, relating to artists like Lily Allen. The ideal reader "Chris" lives in Leeds and has a reasonable income to support his passion for music through attending gigs and festivals. The magazine aims to be a serious publication for fans of alternative music genres.
Under the Radar similarly targets young adults who are educated and technologically savvy. Its audience skews slightly older than Q's and is predominantly male, which aligns with stereotypes of indie music fans. They have disposable income to support attending live shows and an interest in independent artists.
Q research
Maddie Roberts is researching genres for a music magazine and has chosen to focus on pop music, taking inspiration from Q magazine. Q magazine covers a variety of genres within pop music and is presented in a sophisticated way. It is published once a month at a cost of around £3.99 for 160 pages on average. In addition to the magazine, Q has expanded into television, radio, online content and music albums. However, some critics believe Q has lost its edge and is too generous towards British musicians.
Rolling stone magazine research
The Rolling Stone magazine covers music, films, politics and other cultural topics. It aims to appeal to multiple generations by including interviews, reviews and articles on music, movies and important issues. While mostly focusing on rock music, it also covers other genres to attract a wider audience. The magazine is internationally successful with over 1.2 million copies sold per issue, though some criticize its bias towards rock music limits its appeal. It has also created an online presence to reach modern audiences, though this poses a challenge to print sales. Overall Rolling Stone has proven itself as an influential music magazine.
Lesson 3 magazine analysis audience profiling
Alternative Press magazine targets an audience of 18-25 year olds from various Western countries who enjoy punk rock, metal and underground music. It provides interviews, reviews and industry news related to independent and alternative music scenes. The magazine aims to keep readers informed about cutting-edge developments in indie music.
Analysis of a music magazine Q
Q magazine is a popular monthly music magazine published in the UK since 1986. It was founded by Mark Ellen and David Hepworth to provide music coverage for an older audience that was being ignored by other music publications. While it covers all music genres and new/upcoming artists, it also includes information about classic music, appealing to both younger and more mature readers. In addition to the magazine, Q has expanded to include a radio station, television channel, and annual Q Awards ceremony, demonstrating its broad multiplatform presence within the music industry.
Music Magazines
A small piece of research I have done towards my AS Media Studies, the information is not my own, as I have said it's research, so the facts are sourced from the internet.
Task one – research and planning
The document discusses the key features and characteristics typically found in music magazines. It explains that music magazines provide entertainment and information about different music genres to readers. They advertise albums, merchandise, tickets and more. Typical content includes articles, features and images related to music artists, upcoming events, instruments and the music industry. Most music magazines use slang language tailored to their target audience of music lovers. Visual images are prominently featured to attract readers.
Weekend Magazines Mass Media
Weekend magazines in the UK are included in Saturday newspapers and focus on arts, entertainment, home, and world news stories in a casual style. They often include extras like TV guides and recipes. The Telegraph Magazine has 1.8 million readers and appeals more to upper-class readers in London, while the Guardian Weekend focuses on middle-class issues and affordable lifestyle topics. They differ from US magazines in being included in newspapers and having more advertisements and extras included or attached.
Evaluation Question 3
The document discusses defining the target audience for an indie pop artist named Luna Lee. It finds that the genre's audience is equally split between male and female genders. The target age range is 16-late 20s. Socially, the audience belongs to the middle class and has an indie, hipster lifestyle. They enjoy vintage, retro and unique styles seen as controversial. The target subculture is defined as urban, affluent millennials who reside in cities and associate with indie music and non-mainstream fashion. It is important for media industries to clearly define their target audience to effectively promote and market artists.
Billboard research
Billboard is an American media brand owned by Prometheus Global Media that specializes in music-related news, videos, reviews, and charts. It is best known for its music charts like the Billboard Hot 100 and Billboard 200 that track the most popular singles and albums. Started in 1894 as a trade publication for billboard posters, it has since expanded into television, publishing, and hosting live events. As recording technology advanced, Billboard shifted its focus to cover the music industry, creating popular magazines, videos, TV shows, and charts centered around music artists and celebrities. Its print magazine includes sections about the Hot 100 chart, news, interviews, fashion, reviews, and information about charts and events. Billboard tends to target younger audiences
Music Magazine Plan
This is the beginning of my plan for a music magazine I will be creating. I have looked at 'Q' magazines as an example and to get inspiration from.
In my plan so far I have included:
- an analysis of the aspects in one particular edition of Q
which includes the masthead, layout, quality, text style and
content, cover price, cover stories and exclusives
- an analysis of detonation and connotation within that
edition
- the media pack for Q magazines
I will continue with my plan, adding in:
- about the language (vocabulary, linguistics, poetic
features, sentence style and formal or informal)
- about the style and tone of my magazine
- how it will fit alongside existing publications
- who my target audience/market will be, creating a profile for
a potential reader
- how I will appeal to my target audience
- which magazines have the most relevance to my own
and talking about any aspects of their style that I could
borrow or use as inspiration
When my magazine is completed, it will consist of a front cover, contents page and a double page spread.
Mission statement by Nattaya day
The magazine Dynamic will focus on indie and indie-rock artists, featuring their music and profiles. It will be distributed monthly for £2.99 both online and in stores like HMV, Urban Outfitters, and Topman. Subscribers will receive perks like discounted issues, posters, tickets to shows, and a chance to win special editions. The website will offer exclusive video and behind-the-scenes content from concerts and festivals, as well as a radio station and discounts. The magazine will cover entertainment, news, and reviews of new albums, interviews, and information about summer music festivals and gigs. It will feature both established and up-and-coming indie artists.
Key concept analysis of a magazine
Billboard magazine is aimed at people aged 17-27 and focuses on pop, indie, and rock artists both established and upcoming. It features in-depth articles on artists as well as charts like the Billboard Hot 100. The magazine has a minimalist, easy to read design with large bold images and columnar text. Billboard is published weekly by Prometheus Global Media and earns revenue from advertisements and radio play of its charts.
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The document summarizes a double page spread from Rolling Stone magazine featuring pop star Katy Perry. The first page contains an article about Perry while the second features a photo of her, aiming to attract both male and female audiences. The ideology of Rolling Stone appeals to both contemporary and classic culture, targeting a mainstream audience between 15-32 years old on average. Color scheme of black, white, and blue aims to give the spread a classy, professional design befitting of Rolling Stone's quality publication.
Market Research
Mojo aims to provide in-depth information and opinions on music to educate its audience. It has a readership of 218,000 people with a median age of 37. Mojo's typical reader appreciates various music genres, has money to spend on music, and uses their music knowledge in social situations. Most of Mojo's audience is classified as ABC1, making them attractive to advertisers. Mojo uses various media platforms to reach more people.
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This document provides information on three popular music magazines in the UK: Rocksound, Kerrang!, and Mojo. Rocksound has a readership of 48,914, is published monthly, and targets the youth lifestyle market. Kerrang! has a readership of 294,000, focuses on rock music from different genres, and its readers are heavy music consumers. Mojo has a readership of 218,000, focuses on music across genres that will stand the test of time, and its readers are passionate music fans and collectors. Bauer Media Group and Sonic Publishing are two of the largest publishers of music magazines in the UK.
Media powerpoint q magazine
Q Magazine is a music magazine published in the UK by Bauer Media Group. It targets rock and indie music lovers, providing exclusive features on different artists in each issue. While it used to focus more on classic rock, recent issues have covered more popular, mainstream bands. Q Magazine has been published since 1986 and is the world's most successful music magazine.
Media AS-LEVEL powerpoint on q magazine
Bauer Media Group publishes Q Magazine, a music magazine in the UK. Q targets all music lovers by featuring different genres and artists on its covers each month, such as Liam Gallagher and Lana Del Rey. This wide appeal has made Q the world's most successful music magazine. Q began publishing in 1986 and sometimes includes bonus CDs to promote sales.
Media distribute
Bauer Media and IPC Media are two potential media institutions that could distribute an indie music magazine. Bauer Media distributes well-known magazines like Q and Kerrang and would help shine a light on a new indie magazine through proximity. However, IPC Media, which owns dying magazines like NME and Uncut, might struggle to successfully launch another music magazine. Ultimately, Bauer Media is identified as the best choice because of its international reach, experience distributing a similar magazine in Q, and ability to help improve the new magazine.
Market research questionair
The document is a market research survey about preferences for a proposed rock music magazine. It asks respondents to select their favorite rock celebrities and magazine cover title, preferred magazine colors, desired magazine content like interviews and reviews, preferred publication frequency, and maximum willing payment amount.
Market research questionair
The document is a market research survey about preferences for a rock music magazine, asking respondents to select their preferred rock celebrities to feature, preferred magazine cover title, preferred colors, desired content like interviews and reviews, preferred publication frequency, and maximum willing payment.
Q research
Maddie Roberts wants to base her music magazine on the pop genre, taking inspiration from Q magazine. Q magazine covers pop music in a sophisticated way and includes diversity of genres. Q magazine is published once a month at around £3.99 per issue and has about 160 pages on average.
Pop Music Magazine Research
Pop music originated in the 1920s from the term "popular" music. It is a diverse genre that can include elements of rock, country, dance, and urban music. Pop uses catchy choruses, melodic tunes, and hooks. The target audience is typically younger generations, especially teenage girls who see musicians as idols. Female singers have influenced the industry and audience. Pop is most popular among youth through radio, TV, and social media promotion. Key pop magazines like Billboard, Q Magazine, and Vibe target audiences from 14-35 years old with coverage of artists and genres like pop, hip hop, and R&B.
Ipc and time inc
IPC Media publishes magazines including NME, Marie Claire and What's on TV. It was acquired by Reed International in 1974 and renamed IPC Media in 1998. In 2001, it was purchased by Times Inc., the publishing subsidiary of Time Warner. Times Inc. Chairman Joe Ripp said the acquisition would help leverage their global portfolio and increase collaboration. IPC/Times Inc. publishes around 80 magazine titles reaching over 130 million people monthly across different platforms.
Audience
Sorrel Grundy analyzed the target audience for her music video by researching similar artists. She determined the target audience would likely be females aged 16-20 who are white and British. This is because the performer in the video and influencing artists fit this demographic. Additional research found the target audience would be interested in independent music and fashion trends, and would likely shop at stores like Topshop. The target audience would also be familiar with Norwich, as the video was made locally.
Q magazine audience
Q magazine targets 16-19 year olds interested in current music genres like R&B, urban, and hip-hop. It provides reviews of new music releases, films, concerts and television, using a star rating system. Much of the magazine is devoted to interviews with popular artists and compiling lists about music. The audience reads Q for entertainment and to stay up-to-date on their favorite artists.
Complete analysis of q music magazine
Q magazine is a monthly UK magazine focused on rock music that was first published in 1986. It was originally to be called "cue" but changed its name to avoid confusion with a snooker magazine. The magazine contains reviews and interviews about music, films, TV and games, though most space is given to interviews. Its target audience is older generations between 30-40 interested in alternative music rather than fashion-focused magazines. Circulation was 48,353 in 2014 with a readership of 339,000. In addition to the magazine, Q has a radio show, TV show, and annual awards show.
Audience
The document discusses the target audience for a music video. The target audience is identified as primarily white British females aged 16-20 based on the performer in the music video and similar artists. Research was done into artists similar to the one featured to help identify the target audience, which was found to be educated girls interested in independent music. The target audience would likely shop at stores like Topshop and have a hipster identity. The target audience would also be local to Norwich where the video was filmed and be from a middle-class social background.
Mojo
The document discusses the mastheads of several music magazines, including Mojo, Q, Kerrang, Billboard, and We Love Pop. It analyzes the design elements, colors, fonts, and symbols used in each masthead and how they relate to the magazine's intended audience and genre of music covered. Key points made include how prominent mastheads help magazines stand out, the use of colors like red and black to attract attention, and how some mastheads change design depending on the issue while maintaining recognizable elements.
Magazinecontentsanalyses
This document analyzes the contents page of the Q magazine. It notes that unlike magazine covers, contents pages aim to inform readers about what is inside the issue. Q's contents page includes numbered images relating to articles and uses additional photos to illustrate stories. It follows conventions like using hierarchies of image size to denote importance and columns to organize information. The analysis examines design elements like sections, layout, and promotion techniques to understand how Q communicates to its audience through its contents page.
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Evaluation Question 3
The document discusses defining the target audience for an indie pop artist named Luna Lee. It finds that the genre's audience is equally split between male and female genders. The target age range is 16-late 20s. Socially, the audience belongs to the middle class and has an indie, hipster lifestyle. They enjoy vintage, retro and unique styles seen as controversial. The target subculture is defined as urban, affluent millennials who reside in cities and associate with indie music and non-mainstream fashion. It is important for media industries to clearly define their target audience to effectively promote and market artists.
Billboard research
Billboard is an American media brand owned by Prometheus Global Media that specializes in music-related news, videos, reviews, and charts. It is best known for its music charts like the Billboard Hot 100 and Billboard 200 that track the most popular singles and albums. Started in 1894 as a trade publication for billboard posters, it has since expanded into television, publishing, and hosting live events. As recording technology advanced, Billboard shifted its focus to cover the music industry, creating popular magazines, videos, TV shows, and charts centered around music artists and celebrities. Its print magazine includes sections about the Hot 100 chart, news, interviews, fashion, reviews, and information about charts and events. Billboard tends to target younger audiences
Music Magazine Plan
This is the beginning of my plan for a music magazine I will be creating. I have looked at 'Q' magazines as an example and to get inspiration from.
In my plan so far I have included:
- an analysis of the aspects in one particular edition of Q
which includes the masthead, layout, quality, text style and
content, cover price, cover stories and exclusives
- an analysis of detonation and connotation within that
edition
- the media pack for Q magazines
I will continue with my plan, adding in:
- about the language (vocabulary, linguistics, poetic
features, sentence style and formal or informal)
- about the style and tone of my magazine
- how it will fit alongside existing publications
- who my target audience/market will be, creating a profile for
a potential reader
- how I will appeal to my target audience
- which magazines have the most relevance to my own
and talking about any aspects of their style that I could
borrow or use as inspiration
When my magazine is completed, it will consist of a front cover, contents page and a double page spread.
Mission statement by Nattaya day
The magazine Dynamic will focus on indie and indie-rock artists, featuring their music and profiles. It will be distributed monthly for £2.99 both online and in stores like HMV, Urban Outfitters, and Topman. Subscribers will receive perks like discounted issues, posters, tickets to shows, and a chance to win special editions. The website will offer exclusive video and behind-the-scenes content from concerts and festivals, as well as a radio station and discounts. The magazine will cover entertainment, news, and reviews of new albums, interviews, and information about summer music festivals and gigs. It will feature both established and up-and-coming indie artists.
Key concept analysis of a magazine
Billboard magazine is aimed at people aged 17-27 and focuses on pop, indie, and rock artists both established and upcoming. It features in-depth articles on artists as well as charts like the Billboard Hot 100. The magazine has a minimalist, easy to read design with large bold images and columnar text. Billboard is published weekly by Prometheus Global Media and earns revenue from advertisements and radio play of its charts.
Double page-spread-2
The document summarizes a double page spread from Rolling Stone magazine featuring pop star Katy Perry. The first page contains an article about Perry while the second features a photo of her, aiming to attract both male and female audiences. The ideology of Rolling Stone appeals to both contemporary and classic culture, targeting a mainstream audience between 15-32 years old on average. Color scheme of black, white, and blue aims to give the spread a classy, professional design befitting of Rolling Stone's quality publication.
Market Research
Mojo aims to provide in-depth information and opinions on music to educate its audience. It has a readership of 218,000 people with a median age of 37. Mojo's typical reader appreciates various music genres, has money to spend on music, and uses their music knowledge in social situations. Most of Mojo's audience is classified as ABC1, making them attractive to advertisers. Mojo uses various media platforms to reach more people.
Market research [autosaved]
This document provides information on three popular music magazines in the UK: Rocksound, Kerrang!, and Mojo. Rocksound has a readership of 48,914, is published monthly, and targets the youth lifestyle market. Kerrang! has a readership of 294,000, focuses on rock music from different genres, and its readers are heavy music consumers. Mojo has a readership of 218,000, focuses on music across genres that will stand the test of time, and its readers are passionate music fans and collectors. Bauer Media Group and Sonic Publishing are two of the largest publishers of music magazines in the UK.
Media powerpoint q magazine
Q Magazine is a music magazine published in the UK by Bauer Media Group. It targets rock and indie music lovers, providing exclusive features on different artists in each issue. While it used to focus more on classic rock, recent issues have covered more popular, mainstream bands. Q Magazine has been published since 1986 and is the world's most successful music magazine.
Media AS-LEVEL powerpoint on q magazine
Bauer Media Group publishes Q Magazine, a music magazine in the UK. Q targets all music lovers by featuring different genres and artists on its covers each month, such as Liam Gallagher and Lana Del Rey. This wide appeal has made Q the world's most successful music magazine. Q began publishing in 1986 and sometimes includes bonus CDs to promote sales.
Media distribute
Bauer Media and IPC Media are two potential media institutions that could distribute an indie music magazine. Bauer Media distributes well-known magazines like Q and Kerrang and would help shine a light on a new indie magazine through proximity. However, IPC Media, which owns dying magazines like NME and Uncut, might struggle to successfully launch another music magazine. Ultimately, Bauer Media is identified as the best choice because of its international reach, experience distributing a similar magazine in Q, and ability to help improve the new magazine.
Market research questionair
The document is a market research survey about preferences for a proposed rock music magazine. It asks respondents to select their favorite rock celebrities and magazine cover title, preferred magazine colors, desired magazine content like interviews and reviews, preferred publication frequency, and maximum willing payment amount.
Market research questionair
The document is a market research survey about preferences for a rock music magazine, asking respondents to select their preferred rock celebrities to feature, preferred magazine cover title, preferred colors, desired content like interviews and reviews, preferred publication frequency, and maximum willing payment.
Q research
Maddie Roberts wants to base her music magazine on the pop genre, taking inspiration from Q magazine. Q magazine covers pop music in a sophisticated way and includes diversity of genres. Q magazine is published once a month at around £3.99 per issue and has about 160 pages on average.
Pop Music Magazine Research
Pop music originated in the 1920s from the term "popular" music. It is a diverse genre that can include elements of rock, country, dance, and urban music. Pop uses catchy choruses, melodic tunes, and hooks. The target audience is typically younger generations, especially teenage girls who see musicians as idols. Female singers have influenced the industry and audience. Pop is most popular among youth through radio, TV, and social media promotion. Key pop magazines like Billboard, Q Magazine, and Vibe target audiences from 14-35 years old with coverage of artists and genres like pop, hip hop, and R&B.
Ipc and time inc
IPC Media publishes magazines including NME, Marie Claire and What's on TV. It was acquired by Reed International in 1974 and renamed IPC Media in 1998. In 2001, it was purchased by Times Inc., the publishing subsidiary of Time Warner. Times Inc. Chairman Joe Ripp said the acquisition would help leverage their global portfolio and increase collaboration. IPC/Times Inc. publishes around 80 magazine titles reaching over 130 million people monthly across different platforms.
Audience
Sorrel Grundy analyzed the target audience for her music video by researching similar artists. She determined the target audience would likely be females aged 16-20 who are white and British. This is because the performer in the video and influencing artists fit this demographic. Additional research found the target audience would be interested in independent music and fashion trends, and would likely shop at stores like Topshop. The target audience would also be familiar with Norwich, as the video was made locally.
Q magazine audience
Q magazine targets 16-19 year olds interested in current music genres like R&B, urban, and hip-hop. It provides reviews of new music releases, films, concerts and television, using a star rating system. Much of the magazine is devoted to interviews with popular artists and compiling lists about music. The audience reads Q for entertainment and to stay up-to-date on their favorite artists.
Complete analysis of q music magazine
Q magazine is a monthly UK magazine focused on rock music that was first published in 1986. It was originally to be called "cue" but changed its name to avoid confusion with a snooker magazine. The magazine contains reviews and interviews about music, films, TV and games, though most space is given to interviews. Its target audience is older generations between 30-40 interested in alternative music rather than fashion-focused magazines. Circulation was 48,353 in 2014 with a readership of 339,000. In addition to the magazine, Q has a radio show, TV show, and annual awards show.
Audience
The document discusses the target audience for a music video. The target audience is identified as primarily white British females aged 16-20 based on the performer in the music video and similar artists. Research was done into artists similar to the one featured to help identify the target audience, which was found to be educated girls interested in independent music. The target audience would likely shop at stores like Topshop and have a hipster identity. The target audience would also be local to Norwich where the video was filmed and be from a middle-class social background.
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The document discusses the mastheads of several music magazines, including Mojo, Q, Kerrang, Billboard, and We Love Pop. It analyzes the design elements, colors, fonts, and symbols used in each masthead and how they relate to the magazine's intended audience and genre of music covered. Key points made include how prominent mastheads help magazines stand out, the use of colors like red and black to attract attention, and how some mastheads change design depending on the issue while maintaining recognizable elements.
Magazinecontentsanalyses
This document analyzes the contents page of the Q magazine. It notes that unlike magazine covers, contents pages aim to inform readers about what is inside the issue. Q's contents page includes numbered images relating to articles and uses additional photos to illustrate stories. It follows conventions like using hierarchies of image size to denote importance and columns to organize information. The analysis examines design elements like sections, layout, and promotion techniques to understand how Q communicates to its audience through its contents page.
Article analysis
This document provides a summary of magazine articles about various artists such as Ed Sheeran, Lily Allen, and Adele. Key details include:
- The Ed Sheeran article discusses his recent chart-topping success and portrays him as a down-to-earth musician.
- Elements like layout, fonts, colors, and images are analyzed across the magazines to understand how they portray the artists and engage the target audiences.
- Adele's black and white photo depicts her as a reserved but strong musician focused on her passion for music rather than fame.
- Magazine elements like mastheads, page numbers, and fonts aim to look professional while engaging readers and promoting the magazine brands.
Presentation1
The document discusses a mood board created for a magazine that will cover indie, hip-hop, and R&B genres, similar to Vibe magazine. Images on the mood board include popular artists like Rihanna, J Cole, Nicki Minaj, and The Weeknd to represent the genres and appeal to today's youth. Album covers and photos of concerts are also included to depict these artists' lives and success. Fashion images are part of the mood board as well because style is important to these artists.
Proposal
My magazine will feature genres like indie, hip-hop, R&B and include an opening page with sell lines and a serious-faced female model, similarly to Vibe magazine. The contents page will list features and have columns on fashion and music alongside an image of the same model not facing the camera. The target audience will be teenage girls aged 16-19, featuring feminine but edgy models and appealing to those with disposable income. The magazine will be published monthly through Bauer Media with an average of 4 pages to keep readers updated on current artists.
Contents page analysis
The document provides details about the contents pages of four different magazines: Q Magazine, Billboard, Vibe, and NME. Some key points:
- Q Magazine uses columns, photo placements, and font sizes to grab attention and highlight important stories. Color schemes and short headings make articles easy to browse.
- Billboard breaks conventions by placing the issue number discreetly and using non-traditional layouts. Photos feature a range of people to appeal to wide audiences.
- Vibe has a minimalist single-page design that goes against typical formats. Modern mastheads promote the brand in an original way.
- NME also takes an unconventional approach with its simple presentation and limited details about
Proposal [autosaved]
This document proposes a new music magazine focused on indie and alternative artists. Some key points:
- The magazine will be published monthly to generate more sales and allow for higher quality, in-depth articles.
- The target audience is music fans ages 17-28 and 32-45 who enjoy learning about artists' backgrounds and staying up-to-date on tour dates.
- Similar magazines like Q and Billboard will be references for their modern style and in-depth profiles of artists, but the proposed magazine aims to better cover festival fashion and upcoming tours.
- The unique selling point will be including fan tweets in the magazine, such as on the spine, to attract a wider audience and generate publicity through
Ideas for photoshoot
This one sentence document contains a front cover and an article. It has a front cover and contains an article within.
Existing mastheads
This document discusses the mastheads of Q Magazine, Vibe Magazine, and Rolling Stone Magazine. Q Magazine uses a simple yet recognizable masthead with red and plain colors that draws attention while still allowing other page elements to stand out. Vibe Magazine also uses a distinct font in its masthead to appeal to its target audience. Rolling Stone Magazine contrasts red, black, and white in its masthead for a 3D effect that pops and is easily recognizable relating to the magazine's theme.
Props and costume
The document discusses costume and prop options for a photo shoot promoting a mixed genre magazine. It outlines a variety of fashionable outfits that will reinforce the magazine's blend of genres. The outfits should fit well and align with the codes and conventions of the magazine. A selection of props is also presented that could emphasize the magazine's focus on music while being adapted to better suit its mixed genre approach.
Sell lines
Q magazine covers a wide range of music genres and includes articles on vinyl records, front men in music, Keith Richards' music collection, and an interview with the band The Who. Vibe magazine's sell lines focus on current urban music topics like Jay-Z and Drake and social issues. Rolling Stone magazine uses provocative sell lines about politics, music, and social issues to attract attention.
Image ideas
Image Ideas provides suggestions for improving images. It recommends focusing images on a single subject or idea, using natural lighting and simple backgrounds, and checking images are high resolution and sized appropriately for sharing.
Concepts of q magazine
Q Magazine uses two theories to influence readers and provide an enjoyable experience. The two-stop flow theory aims to convince readers to trust the magazine's opinions on artists. They present themselves as knowledgeable by featuring famous artists on covers. The second theory provides entertainment, information, and a personal relationship to keep readers engaged. Q Magazine aims to entertain readers and maximize profits through high sales volumes in order to remain successful in the competitive magazine market.
Writing a proposal
Eleanor West plans to create an indie/alternative magazine aimed at teenagers and young adults aged 17-30. While Q Magazine will be its main competition due to a similar genre and audience, her magazine will include more younger age groups and appeal to both male and female readers. It will be released monthly to provide more content than weekly magazines. Key elements will include high-quality design, long-form articles on up-and-coming artists, and engagement through social media to make the magazine unique.
Colour
1) Red is the color of passion, love, danger and strength. It stimulates quick decisions and is associated with power. Light red represents love while dark red represents leadership. Red will be used to present the magazine's model as powerful and passionate.
2) White represents light, purity and innocence while black symbolizes power, mystery and formality. Grey is neutral and transitional between black and white. Black and white will give the magazine a professional look.
3) Blue is associated with depth, stability, trust and calmness. It has calming effects. Dark blue represents expertise, seriousness and knowledge. Dark blue will be used as it connects to the model's power and seriousness.
Proposal
Bethany proposes creating an R&B style magazine featuring up-and-coming artists. She decided on this genre based on survey results showing R&B is popular. The magazine will be published monthly to allow high-quality content and excite audiences each release. It will target young R&B fans but also magazine collectors. The content will include interviews, quizzes, and ads to engage readers and follow magazine conventions. Promotion will utilize social media, giveaways, and billboards to draw subscribers and buyers. The magazine's unique aspect is its focus on emerging British R&B artists not covered by other publications.
Proposal
Bethany Barrows proposes creating an R&B style magazine featuring up-and-coming artists. She decided on an R&B genre based on survey results. The magazine will be published monthly to allow for high-quality, detailed content like other music magazines. It will target R&B fans aged 15-25 but also magazine collectors. The magazine will include interviews, quizzes, and ads to follow magazine conventions while focusing on new artists not covered by competitors.
Audience profile
Charlotte is a 22-year-old university student studying journalism in London. She enjoys R&B music, particularly Beyoncé and Rihanna, and uses income from her part-time retail job and social media to pay for concert tickets and a music magazine. Charlotte is an active user of Snapchat, Instagram, and Twitter to communicate with friends and share photos of her life and interests, which include discovering new music artists, writing, art, and going to both small and large concerts.
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I would like to base my music magazine on Q magazine, a popular UK-based monthly music publication. Q magazine was founded in 1986 to cater to older music buyers interested in CDs. It focuses on in-depth album reviews, interviews with popular artists, and compiling lists about music. The magazine also provides promotional gifts and keeps readers engaged with clues on the magazine spine about its contents.
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This document provides background information on Q Magazine, a popular UK music magazine. It discusses Q's history, founding in 1986 to provide a magazine for older music buyers focusing on CDs. It outlines some of Q's current activities like reader surveys to determine the greatest songs and singers. The document also summarizes Q's typical content such as reviews of new music and reissues, interviews with artists, and lists ranking various musical works. It notes some regular features like ratings of new albums and a top 50 tracks list each month.
Unit 13 LO1
Bauer is a 138-year-old publishing business that has created over 300 digital products and made around 2 billion euros in profit. They publish Q Magazine, a UK-based monthly music magazine started in 1986 that focuses on rock and pop music. Q Magazine has a simple design with a red "Q" logo and aims to educate readers about new music artists and discoveries in the industry through interviews, reviews and articles. Its target audience is mainly male readers between the ages of 18-30.
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Q is the UK's biggest selling music magazine, founded in 1986 by Mark Ellen and David Hepworth. When first published, Q set itself apart through high quality photography and printing. It has since expanded to include a radio station, TV station, website, and YouTube channel. The magazine contains extensive music reviews of new releases and reissues, as well as interviews with popular artists and lists compiling essential tracks. Its target audience is older people rather than teenagers and young adults.
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Unit 1- LO2
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Unit 1- LO2
Q magazine covers a wide range of music genres, which appeals to both male and female readers. While the main artist featured on the cover may attract more readers of one gender, the additional articles and interviews feature artists that appeal to both genders. Q magazine maintains a consistent style and format across issues with its typical color scheme of red, black, and white. This consistency makes the magazine feel professional and orderly. The target audience for Q magazine is generally ages 16-25, as the content is appealing but not too childish for this demographic who can afford to purchase the magazine regularly.
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3) Clash magazine publishes 12 times per year in the UK, alternating between modern bands and hip hop artists while focusing on music, fashion, and culture.
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- 1. MAGAZINE ANALYSIS RHYS NELSON – 12E
- 3. Institutional Information & History Q magazine’s first issue debuted in October 1986; produced by the institution of Bauer media group. Q has made a few alterations to their brand image. In late 2008 Q revamped its image, consisting of a smaller amount of text along with an increased focus on subjects other than music. This resulted in some criticism, from their loyal readership. Although, it has not yet been identified whether this change in attitude will dramatically affect their sales. The multi-national media group Bauer media group produce many sources of entertainment via varied outlets, for example via the internet, a phone application, physical document like a magazine etc. Bauer media group are also well known for their diversity.
- 4. Institutional Information Genre: Q primarily celebrates the rock and rollmgenre it caters for, but also explores a range of the world’s biggest artists – from U2 to Adele, Oasis to Rihanna, Radiohead to Lady Gaga. Audience: Q shapes music in the UK and beyond. Q’s audience appear to be relatively young and more affluent than any other music monthly published magazine. This is apparent as I would guess their readers value their lavish photography, detailed reporting and sense of humour. Representations: Caucasian artists are mainly featured on the cover of their magazines, in which they are portrayed to be successful, risqué, and eccentric. This could be seen as appealing to the audience, as stereotypically this race is seen to be well off.
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- 6. Stories Q magazine publishes stories revolving around on new releases of music as well as upcoming artists which is reinforced in interviews. Also including “world-beating exclusives” and “definitive album reviews”. Q is able to ascertain the biggest stars in rock and roll. Adhering to the musical aspect, Q includes tour reports, insights into a artists life as well as reviews. The cover story of “The Killers” investigates their musical career. In terms of their success (single ranking in the chart), asserting a nice insight to each band members’ personality, their experiences and antics. The Killers discuss their new album (Day & Age which debuted at no.1 in the UK, also “sold 600,000 copies” by early December. Following that the band’s tour commenced in spring which “sold out in a matter of hours”.) This 9 page cover story included the techniques of a drop cap, bold font, strict colour scheme, page number, brand motif, varied font sizes, pull quote, image caption and key image.
- 7. Stories This article is to help further consumers’ knowledge on this artist, in this case band. Prior to this, they are able to form a perception of them as individuals as well as a group. Readership are expected to develop a relationship on a personal level, this is through techniques like anecdotes, pull quoted etc. From that, they might deduce why certain words are used. Perhaps a word said is quite popular, so shows that individual is fond of trends and/or pop culture. Without interviews, magazines would not be as successful. A magazine’s core is the interviews, which fans invest in to appear loyal to the musical act and show a keen interest in their talent. Furthermore, features of varied acts are vital which is why Q has featured the pop band “Take That”, then the more alternative rock band “Coldplay”, to supplement the soulful audience “Amy Winehouse” has a story. To further develop a more diverse audience Q includes articles on Metallica, Katy Perry, Bruce Springsteen, Beastie Boys, and Steve Coogan & The Rise And Fall Of Top Of The Pops.
- 8. Advertising Analysis Advertisements such as, albums, alcohol, rizzla (smoking substance), success stories, fashion, concert/tour dates, mobile networks, storage facilities, film, artist memorabilia, cd-players, magazine subscription and dvds. These do successfully relate to the target audience, as the audience is quite quirky, care free, eccentric, sociable (at times) and interactive. The advertisement campaigns meet their criteria of the typical consumer. The focal point of the magazine is music, therefore readership would have a keen interest in albums, buying their merchandise, somewhere to store it, hearing the songs live, a device to playback the songs and to subscribe to the magazine in order to stay connected to this outlet. The mobile networks works in terms of trend where communication is vital. Social events are also a social convention where films are watched, substances like alcohol are consumed, music is listened to etc. All of which are most likely connected to this genre of music, prior to their rebel like behaviour.