Magazine evaluation – question 1
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The document discusses how a student's magazine project for a class uses conventions of real music magazines. It includes listings of well-known indie/alternative artists like Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Black Keys. The contents page also features fictional bands and references standard magazine sections and features such as a subscription offer, weekly reviews, and brief article descriptions accompanying images. The student aims to emulate real music magazines in their magazine's form and structure.
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Task 1 Introductory Media
A music magazine is a publication focused solely on music, the music industry, and artists. It provides insight into artists' lives and typically covers a specific music genre. Readers can expect to find interviews, stories, and photos of artists in that genre, as well as information on tours, festivals, album releases, and charts. For more educational magazines, tutorials and references to past music may also be included. Across music magazines, standard features include articles, advertisements, photos, and mastheads on the cover with cover lines, bar codes and publication dates.
Initial introductory task 1
A music magazine provides information about a specific music genre and entertainment for fans of that genre. It typically includes interviews, reviews of new releases and live performances, charts, and competition. Images would feature artists, album covers, concerts, merchandise, and instruments. Key elements of all music magazine covers include the masthead, main image, barcode, coverlines describing the content, and consistent color scheme. The example magazine cover is identified as a pop music magazine based on the featured artist, bright color palette, and mention of "Pop's big takeover." The target audience is said to be primarily teenage and adult females.
Question 4
The target audience for Lazarus Magazine would be males aged 18-40 who enjoy heavy metal music. Specifically, it would target fans in socioeconomic classes C1, C2, and D in order to appeal to both middle class and working class metal fans. It would also target female metal fans who are underrepresented in existing metal magazines. The magazine would feature articles, images, and advertisements that appeal to metal fans' interests in music, concerts, albums, musical instruments, and gaming to attract its target readership.
Publication plan
The document summarizes a proposed monthly music magazine that would be priced at £1.50 and distributed through various retail outlets including newsagents, supermarkets, book stores, and music stores. The magazine would target music fans by offering an informal style with reviews, comments on events, polls, music news, concert information, album releases, and interviews to give readers insider access to artists from the fan's perspective. Regular sections would include an editor's letter, polls, news, concert listings, new releases, top artist charts, and feature articles while occasional spreads would spotlight the cover artist or include interviews and reviews.
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This document outlines the curriculum for a media studies course over several years. It includes:
1) Study of media representations, audiences, industries, and languages throughout different terms with internal exams taking place after each topic.
2) An introduction to key concepts like representation, audiences, and industries in the first year.
3) Analysis of set media texts including films, TV shows, magazines, advertisements and music videos.
4) A coursework project completed over three years involving research, pre-production, drafts and final production.
Publication plan
Sean Clampitt proposes a monthly music magazine titled "Just For The Fans!" aimed at rock music fans. It will cost £5 and be distributed in stores that sell music and entertainment. The magazine will take an informal approach, interviewing both famous and up-and-coming bands as well as getting opinions from fans and editors. It will contain regular sections like letters, band features, top 10 lists, and interviews conducted in a style that fans can relate to.
Task 5 choosing a music genre
The document considers three genres - rock music, pop music, and metal music - as potential options for a new music magazine. For rock music, the strengths include a large target market and variety of content, but weaknesses are competition from existing successful rock magazines and difficulty standing out. For pop music, the strengths are its broad popularity and lack of competition, but weaknesses include lack of expertise in pop music. For metal music, the strengths are an established target market and familiarity with the genre, but weaknesses mirror those of rock - competition from other metal magazines and challenges providing unique content.
Evaluation 1
My music magazine represents different social groups like rock, R&B, heavy metal, and modern music by featuring different genres of music each week. It promotes the featured band and genre through articles, posters, and competitions to attract a wide target audience and readers interested in their preferred genres. While mainly focusing on rock and roll through articles on rock bands in each issue and rock-style clothing in posters, the magazine challenges stereotypes of rockers by not portraying them as hardcore partiers who abuse drugs and alcohol.
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A music magazine is a publication focused solely on music, the music industry, and artists. It provides insight into artists' lives and typically covers a specific music genre. Readers can expect to find interviews, stories, and photos of artists in that genre, as well as information on tours, festivals, album releases, and charts. For more educational magazines, tutorials and references to past music may also be included. Across music magazines, standard features include articles, advertisements, photos, and mastheads on the cover with cover lines, bar codes and publication dates.
Initial introductory task 1
A music magazine provides information about a specific music genre and entertainment for fans of that genre. It typically includes interviews, reviews of new releases and live performances, charts, and competition. Images would feature artists, album covers, concerts, merchandise, and instruments. Key elements of all music magazine covers include the masthead, main image, barcode, coverlines describing the content, and consistent color scheme. The example magazine cover is identified as a pop music magazine based on the featured artist, bright color palette, and mention of "Pop's big takeover." The target audience is said to be primarily teenage and adult females.
Question 4
The target audience for Lazarus Magazine would be males aged 18-40 who enjoy heavy metal music. Specifically, it would target fans in socioeconomic classes C1, C2, and D in order to appeal to both middle class and working class metal fans. It would also target female metal fans who are underrepresented in existing metal magazines. The magazine would feature articles, images, and advertisements that appeal to metal fans' interests in music, concerts, albums, musical instruments, and gaming to attract its target readership.
Publication plan
The document summarizes a proposed monthly music magazine that would be priced at £1.50 and distributed through various retail outlets including newsagents, supermarkets, book stores, and music stores. The magazine would target music fans by offering an informal style with reviews, comments on events, polls, music news, concert information, album releases, and interviews to give readers insider access to artists from the fan's perspective. Regular sections would include an editor's letter, polls, news, concert listings, new releases, top artist charts, and feature articles while occasional spreads would spotlight the cover artist or include interviews and reviews.
WLP Media Studies Curriculum map
This document outlines the curriculum for a media studies course over several years. It includes:
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3) Analysis of set media texts including films, TV shows, magazines, advertisements and music videos.
4) A coursework project completed over three years involving research, pre-production, drafts and final production.
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Sean Clampitt proposes a monthly music magazine titled "Just For The Fans!" aimed at rock music fans. It will cost £5 and be distributed in stores that sell music and entertainment. The magazine will take an informal approach, interviewing both famous and up-and-coming bands as well as getting opinions from fans and editors. It will contain regular sections like letters, band features, top 10 lists, and interviews conducted in a style that fans can relate to.
Task 5 choosing a music genre
The document considers three genres - rock music, pop music, and metal music - as potential options for a new music magazine. For rock music, the strengths include a large target market and variety of content, but weaknesses are competition from existing successful rock magazines and difficulty standing out. For pop music, the strengths are its broad popularity and lack of competition, but weaknesses include lack of expertise in pop music. For metal music, the strengths are an established target market and familiarity with the genre, but weaknesses mirror those of rock - competition from other metal magazines and challenges providing unique content.
Evaluation 1
My music magazine represents different social groups like rock, R&B, heavy metal, and modern music by featuring different genres of music each week. It promotes the featured band and genre through articles, posters, and competitions to attract a wide target audience and readers interested in their preferred genres. While mainly focusing on rock and roll through articles on rock bands in each issue and rock-style clothing in posters, the magazine challenges stereotypes of rockers by not portraying them as hardcore partiers who abuse drugs and alcohol.
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This document contains Megan Saunders' log book and evaluation for her AS Level Media Studies foundation portfolio task on producing a music magazine. It includes details of her preliminary research on the R&B genre and conventions of music magazines, descriptions of her magazine's target audience and USP, photography planning, and analysis of the front cover and contents page layout. The evaluation reflects on how the magazine represents its target demographic and what publisher might distribute it based on the research. Megan discusses what she has learned about targeting audiences and using software through constructing the magazine product.
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The filming schedule for Thursday 20th November includes shooting two scenes at Eastcote House grounds - a 1930's park scene and a modern day scene. Props like hats, umbrellas and headphones are needed, as well as 1930's and modern costumes. The 1930's scene involves Dylan entering the park and greeting Tom on a bench, then leaving. The modern scene has a worried Dylan running up to headphone-wearing Tom for help, who ignores him at first. Filming is scheduled from 2:00-2:15pm for the first scene and 2:50-3:10pm for the second after a break.
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This document provides a summary of postmodern theorist Jean Baudrillard. It begins with a brief introduction to postmodernism, explaining that it comes after modernism and breaks down modernist standards in art, media, literature and architecture. The document then provides biographical facts about Baudrillard, including his nationality, dates of birth and death, region and university of study. It concludes with definitions of several key terms in postmodernism and from postmodern theorists, such as pastiche, parody, and simulacra.
Theorist research fredric jameson
Fredric Jameson is an American postmodern theorist born in 1934. He studied Western philosophy at Haverford College and traveled extensively in Europe. Jameson developed postmodern theories with Jean Baudrillard based on his studies in Western philosophy. His work had significant influence in China. Some of Jameson's main theories include the breakdown of distinctions between high and low culture through pastiche in modern media. He also theorized about postmodern architecture as being constructed without clear purpose or focus. Jameson has been influential but also received some criticism.
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The document contrasts modern and postmodern perspectives, noting that modern views present facts objectively and individual ideas as absolute truths, emphasize originality and avoid controversy, while postmodernism focuses more on feelings, opinions and imagination, questions the truth and promotes group thinking, reuse of ideas, and lack of boundaries.
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Postmodernity in film is well suited to integrating postmodern concepts to entertain, inform, and promote ideas. Films can be postmodern in several ways: by lacking originality through being a prequel, sequel or remake; through subtle or overt product placement advertising; or by pastiche and mocking past events or people. What audiences gain from postmodern films is entertainment through alternative narratives, as well as knowledge and awareness of products that can create desire.
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Jean Baudrillard was a French philosopher known for his theories on postmodernity and media culture. Some of his key ideas included hyperreality, where reality and fiction are blended without distinction; consumer society, where people are driven to consume by advertising; and simulacra, where copies become their own original works. Baudrillard believed that postmodern media culture has led society to lose the distinction between reality and non-reality. The music video for "Virtual Insanity" by Jamiroquai is an example of these concepts through its blending of reality and surreal elements.
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Audience research
The document discusses the target audience for a short film blending German expressionist cinema and film noir genres. The target audience includes both male and female film lovers aged 16-30 who appreciate the aesthetics and storytelling styles of these classic genres, as well as working class individuals who could afford to see the film at festivals or small cinemas. Fans of German expressionism and film noir specifically are also identified as part of the target audience since the film will incorporate conventions of these genres.
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Film festivals
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