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This document contains a flat plan for a music magazine. The flat plan outlines the content and layout across multiple pages. It includes sections for reviews, advertising, editorials, artist profiles, gig and festival information, playlists, and competitions. The magazine plan aims to profile both established and up-and-coming artists through stories, reviews, and advertisements across its pages.
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Magazine flat plan power point version
This document is a 63-page flat plan for a music magazine. It includes details of the various sections and stories that will be included such as news, album reviews, interviews, concert listings and advertisements. The center pages will feature a double page spread interview with musician Anthony Rixon. Other elements that will be included are stories on new bands, the hottest albums of the year so far, a rock tribute to a singer who recently passed away, and feedback from readers on the previous issue.
Magazine flat plan power point version
This document contains a flat plan for a music magazine. It lists the various sections and articles that will be included such as news in the music industry, reviews of recent albums and tours, interviews with musicians, listings of upcoming concerts, and advertisements. The main focus is on rock music. It includes details about recurring sections and some specific articles planned such as a tribute to a recently deceased singer, and a multi-page interview with musician Anthony Rixon.
Production plan
This document outlines a production plan for a rock music magazine. It discusses choosing a model dressed in stereotypical rock attire for the front cover to indicate the genre. It lists several cover lines and sections for the regular and featured contents, including articles on new artists, reviews, interviews and more. Images for the contents page will feature artists interviewed in double page spreads, such as a planned interview discussing a band's inspiration, goals and recommendations.
Photography Resume
Alexander Zarynow is a passionate photographer of two years with experience in various types of photography including corporate, personal, sporting events, concerts, nature, religious events, portraits, astrophotography, and photojournalism. He has won competitions including the Congressional Photo Competition and been a finalist in others. He is proficient with photography equipment and software and provides quality photos and service to his clients. He is studying exercise science at Slippery Rock University with plans to attend physical therapy school.
Target Audience Research
The document summarizes research into the target audience for indie/indie rock music. It finds that the primary target audience is 16-24 year old white British males from working class backgrounds. Additional research from Google, YouTube analytics, UK music charts and social media preferences backs up that the target audience is young males interested in keeping up with indie artists online. The conclusion is that this research identifies the demographics of the target audience to help design interviews that can provide deeper psychographic insights.
5 audience
The document discusses ways in which a magazine called Rockit! appeals to its target audience. Rockit! targets males aged 13-24 from socioeconomic groups ABC1 who enjoy rock music. It features interviews and articles about popular rock artists, posters of bands, and covers rock news. The magazine's use of colors, bold fonts, guitars and other props, and young rock artists featured help make it appealing to its target demographic.
Pitch
The document outlines plans for a new rock music magazine called "Beat". It will focus on genres like classic rock, pop punk, and indie rock. Key points include:
- The magazine will be published monthly at a price of £3.50 based on survey results.
- A mission statement says Beat will give readers a connection to music and focus on the biggest events in the rock world.
- Sample layouts and photography plans are included for the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads. Styles will feature casual clothing, studios, and outdoor brick walls.
- The target reader is described as a 20-year-old passionate music fan and musician who buys the magazine weekly for
Production plan
This document outlines a production plan for a rock music magazine. It includes details about dressing a model on the front cover in stereotypical rock attire and shooting them in a mid-shot pose addressing the camera. It lists potential cover lines and sections for the contents page including regular content like editor's letters, reviews, and interviews as well as featured articles on topics like possible Oasis reunions and album reviews. Images for the contents page will depict artists interviewed in the magazine and a double page spread will focus on one of these interviews discussing the band's inspirations and future goals.
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Magazine flat plan power point version
This document is a 63-page flat plan for a music magazine. It includes details of the various sections and stories that will be included such as news, album reviews, interviews, concert listings and advertisements. The center pages will feature a double page spread interview with musician Anthony Rixon. Other elements that will be included are stories on new bands, the hottest albums of the year so far, a rock tribute to a singer who recently passed away, and feedback from readers on the previous issue.
Magazine flat plan power point version
This document contains a flat plan for a music magazine. It lists the various sections and articles that will be included such as news in the music industry, reviews of recent albums and tours, interviews with musicians, listings of upcoming concerts, and advertisements. The main focus is on rock music. It includes details about recurring sections and some specific articles planned such as a tribute to a recently deceased singer, and a multi-page interview with musician Anthony Rixon.
Production plan
This document outlines a production plan for a rock music magazine. It discusses choosing a model dressed in stereotypical rock attire for the front cover to indicate the genre. It lists several cover lines and sections for the regular and featured contents, including articles on new artists, reviews, interviews and more. Images for the contents page will feature artists interviewed in double page spreads, such as a planned interview discussing a band's inspiration, goals and recommendations.
Photography Resume
Alexander Zarynow is a passionate photographer of two years with experience in various types of photography including corporate, personal, sporting events, concerts, nature, religious events, portraits, astrophotography, and photojournalism. He has won competitions including the Congressional Photo Competition and been a finalist in others. He is proficient with photography equipment and software and provides quality photos and service to his clients. He is studying exercise science at Slippery Rock University with plans to attend physical therapy school.
Target Audience Research
The document summarizes research into the target audience for indie/indie rock music. It finds that the primary target audience is 16-24 year old white British males from working class backgrounds. Additional research from Google, YouTube analytics, UK music charts and social media preferences backs up that the target audience is young males interested in keeping up with indie artists online. The conclusion is that this research identifies the demographics of the target audience to help design interviews that can provide deeper psychographic insights.
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The document discusses ways in which a magazine called Rockit! appeals to its target audience. Rockit! targets males aged 13-24 from socioeconomic groups ABC1 who enjoy rock music. It features interviews and articles about popular rock artists, posters of bands, and covers rock news. The magazine's use of colors, bold fonts, guitars and other props, and young rock artists featured help make it appealing to its target demographic.
Pitch
The document outlines plans for a new rock music magazine called "Beat". It will focus on genres like classic rock, pop punk, and indie rock. Key points include:
- The magazine will be published monthly at a price of £3.50 based on survey results.
- A mission statement says Beat will give readers a connection to music and focus on the biggest events in the rock world.
- Sample layouts and photography plans are included for the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads. Styles will feature casual clothing, studios, and outdoor brick walls.
- The target reader is described as a 20-year-old passionate music fan and musician who buys the magazine weekly for
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This document outlines a production plan for a rock music magazine. It includes details about dressing a model on the front cover in stereotypical rock attire and shooting them in a mid-shot pose addressing the camera. It lists potential cover lines and sections for the contents page including regular content like editor's letters, reviews, and interviews as well as featured articles on topics like possible Oasis reunions and album reviews. Images for the contents page will depict artists interviewed in the magazine and a double page spread will focus on one of these interviews discussing the band's inspirations and future goals.
Music questionnaire pie charts
The respondent conducted a music questionnaire to inform their new rock magazine. Most respondents were female under 20, attracted to magazines featuring bands like Panic! At The Disco and Foo Fighters. Based on the results, the magazine will be called "Skream!", target 16-20 year olds, feature unsigned artists, and include posters and interviews. It will be biweekly, 50 pages long, and cost £2.80 to appeal to the identified target audience.
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My proposal powerpoint original
This document proposes a new rock music magazine called "Thrashed" aimed at different age groups interested in rock music. The magazine will have both print and online versions. It will feature interviews with established and local artists, as well as playlists and advertisements. The magazine will be distributed in stores and advertised on social media and Spotify to reach its target audiences. It aims to inspire readers and help them discover new rock music genres and artists.
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Magazine flat plan power point version
This document is a 63-page flat plan for a music magazine. It includes details of the various sections and stories that will be included such as news in the music industry, reviews of the hottest albums of the year, articles on recent tours, interviews with musicians, and listings of upcoming gigs. It also includes advertisements for concert tickets, band merchandise, and subscriptions to the magazine. The main content will focus on interviews and stories about various bands and musicians.
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These magazine cover and advertisement documents all follow similar conventions - the artist is the central focus to promote their album or mixtape, details on the release are highlighted, and the magazine's name is prominently displayed to mutually promote the artist and publication. Minimal colors and graphic elements are typically used to keep the design clean and draw attention to the key information. Contact details like websites and social media handles are usually included at the bottom to encourage further engagement with the artist's work and brand.
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The document discusses magazine cover and advertisement designs that promote music artists. Most of the designs center the artist as the main focus of attention using close-up portraits or images. They keep designs simple with limited colors and text to draw the eye. The designs promote the artist's album or mixtape, as well as the magazine itself, through displaying the names prominently and including release dates and social media/website details for further engagement.
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The respondent conducted a music questionnaire to inform their new rock magazine. Most respondents were female under 20, attracted to magazines featuring bands like Panic! At The Disco and Foo Fighters. Based on the results, the magazine will be called "Skream!", target 16-20 year olds, feature unsigned artists, and include posters and interviews. It will be biweekly, 50 pages long, and cost £2.80 to appeal to the identified target audience.
Artist research
Glass Animals uses their website to engage with fans and promote their band. The website allows fans to create an account to receive exclusive information like early access to tour dates and pre-sale tickets. It also features a large collection of photos from concerts and behind the scenes. Social media links on the site encourage fans to interact more with the band and deepen their appreciation.
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Nirvana was an influential grunge band known for its raw sound and anti-establishment ideology. The band incorporated elements of punk rock and heavy metal into its music through distorted guitars, screaming vocals, and simple song structures. Nirvana helped popularize grunge music in the early 1990s with the release of its breakthrough album Nevermind. Featuring the hit single "Smells Like Teen Spirit", Nevermind topped music charts worldwide and has sold over 30 million copies, making it one of the best-selling albums of all time.
Pitch
Beats is a new weekly magazine aimed at 16-24 year olds. It will cover rock and pop artists, events, interviews, and festival/concert dates for £3.50 per issue. The magazine will have a laid back style to match the music genre with informal text and images of bands and musicians accompanying articles. A double page spread will include an exclusive interview with a band about a new album and future concerts, using pull quotes from the text and photos of the band members.
Noted Recruitment Info
Noted is a webzine created in 2012 by Isaac Powell and Ashley Collins dedicated to reviewing albums from many genres to promote lesser-known artists. They aim to provide high-quality, in-depth reviews without scores or track-by-track summaries. They are looking to expand their small team of writers to cover more music. Their site traffic has grown since launching and they expect higher numbers after an upcoming redesign to improve content management and social media integration.
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Publication plan
This document provides a publication plan for a proposed monthly magazine about indie music. The magazine will be titled "unique" and will focus solely on indie music genres, differentiating it from competitors like NME, Q and Mojo that cover multiple genres. It will be distributed in supermarkets, newsagents, music shops and online/digitally. Regular content will include album and concert reviews, interviews, a free single download, upcoming artist and concert features, letters and feedback. Feature articles will profile popular indie artists like Jake Bugg, The Beatles, Morrissey, Kurt Cobain and more. The magazine will use a simple writing style and fonts that are easy to read for its target teenage audience.
Publication Plan
This document outlines a publication plan for a new weekly rock music magazine called EPIC. It will cost £1.80 and be distributed in newsagents, music shops, and venues. The magazine will target rock fans aged 14-25 with an informal style using humor, strong opinions, and simple language. Regular sections will include editor's letters, fan submissions, gig reviews, new music alerts, interviews, photos, tour diaries, album reviews, and playlists. Feature articles will profile upcoming releases and interviews with bands. The house style specifies fonts, formatting, and a color scheme for the magazine.
Publication plan
This document provides a publication plan for a new monthly magazine focused on indie music. The magazine will be titled "unique" and will position itself as looking at music in a different way. It will be priced at £2.20 and distributed in supermarkets, newsagents, music shops, and online for digital subscriptions. The magazine aims to compete with similar publications like NME, Q and Mojo while focusing solely on indie music. It will include album and artist reviews, interviews, news, and quizzes related to indie music. The language and fonts will be simple to appeal to teenage readers. Regular content will also feature concert and album reviews, a free song download, upcoming artists and concerts, a letters page,
St. Mikes
The 26th annual Party at St. Mike's music festival was held in Old Town Chicago from June 11th to 13th. Various local and national bands performed across multiple genres of music. Despite some inclement weather, large crowds turned out all weekend enjoying the successful event. The event organizers, Traffic PR & Marketing, secured widespread press coverage of the festival across local television, radio, print, and online media outlets.
Audience demographic for tilted smile
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Bill Bragg at The State October 2, 2013
Billy Bragg was recently described by The Times newspaper as a “national treasure.” In the two decades of his career Bragg has certainly made an indelible mark on the conscience of British music, becoming perhaps the most stalwart guardian of the radical dissenting tradition that stretches back over centuries of the country’s political, cultural and social history. It’s a legacy that’s brought Bragg fans the world over as an artist with a keen sense of political activism as well as a way with a pop hook, all informed with a sense of humanity and humor.
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Of Brighter Skies EPK
Of Brighter Skies is a pop-punk band based in Madison, Wisconsin that fuses elements of pop-punk, grunge, and metal. They have been handpicked to open for several bands like Fight the Fury and Boys of Fall due to their distinctive sound and high-energy live performances. Of Brighter Skies also hopes to open for larger bands like All Time Low and Green Day in the future.
Publication plan
The magazine FuzzHead is a monthly UK publication focused on rock music across all genres and decades. It has an informal style and aims to give underground rock scenes a voice while also covering mainstream artists. Regular sections include news, gig listings, interviews, album and track reviews, guitar tabs, concert photos, and feature articles on topics like influential albums, concerts, and musicians.
My proposal powerpoint original
This document proposes a new rock music magazine called "Thrashed" aimed at different age groups interested in rock music. The magazine will have both print and online versions. It will feature interviews with established and local artists, as well as playlists and advertisements. The magazine will be distributed in stores and advertised on social media and Spotify to reach its target audiences. It aims to inspire readers and help them discover new rock music genres and artists.
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The document discusses characteristics of music videos in different genres and their relationships between lyrics, music, and visuals. It provides analysis of the music video for "Starboy" by The Weeknd, noting that it demonstrates characteristics of contemporary R&B through expensive clothing, jewelry, and bright lighting. While there is little direct relationship between lyrics and visuals, the visuals serve to represent the artist's power and lifestyle. The video focuses attention on the artist as demanded by record labels and crafted with cinematic visuals and lighting without female objectification typical of The Weeknd's prior work.
Publication plan
This document provides a publication plan for a proposed monthly magazine focused on indie music. The magazine will be titled "unique" and will position itself as looking at music in a different way. It will be priced at £2.20 and distributed in supermarkets, newsagents, online, and music shops. The magazine aims to compete with similar publications like NME, Q and Mojo while focusing solely on indie music. It will include reviews, interviews, quizzes and news from the indie music world. Regular content will feature concert and album reviews, an upcoming artist and single of the month.
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We collected feedback from our target audience of 18-40 year olds through recorded interviews. We analyzed the recordings to understand how well the three texts were linked, if they supported or subverted the genre of punk rock, and how they were viewed aesthetically. We learned that the recurring themes across the texts helped link them together and that most felt we successfully subverted older punk rock conventions while implementing newer ones. The monochromatic theme created the dark, gritty mood aimed for in modern punk designs. However, opinions were divided on whether the focus was more on the artist or the music.
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This document discusses design elements used in a hip hop magazine aimed at a 15-25 year old audience. Bold pull quotes from interviews are used to attract readers' eyes and provide a quick summary of content. Social media is featured prominently on the front cover to publicize the magazine and connect with younger readers. Articles tell the stories of new artists to help readers personally identify with stars they can relate to. A serif font aims for professionalism while conveying quirkiness through consistent branding. Color schemes represent the genre portrayed, with rap magazine colors connoting danger and attitude. Both male and female readers are targeted with coverage of prominent musicians to draw interest through their celebrity appeal.
Q7 (1)
The document summarizes the progress the author has made in developing desktop publishing skills through learning to use new software like Adobe Photoshop and InDesign. It compares preliminary versions of magazine covers and pages to the final versions, highlighting significant improvements in layout, design, image editing and manipulation, font usage, and overall professional appearance. The author learned new skills like quick selection tools, layer organization, and text wrapping that helped speed up their workflow and allowed them to produce a magazine from cover to cover meeting industry conventions.
Q4 (1)
The target audience for the magazine Revamp would be 15-30 year olds from lower socioeconomic classes in the UK, specifically classes E, D, and C2. The magazine aims to appeal to those
with aspirations ("social climbers") who want to emulate their musical idols. It will feature rap
music, which is mainstream and popular among the target audience. Articles will profile artists
like Drake and Jay-Z in order to allow readers to personally identify with them and see them as
representations of people who have achieved success despite coming from similar backgrounds.
Q7 (1)
The document summarizes the progress the author has made in developing desktop publishing skills through learning to use new software like Adobe Photoshop and InDesign. It compares preliminary versions of magazine covers and pages to the final versions, highlighting significant improvements in layout, design, image editing and manipulation, use of fonts and colors, and overall professional appearance. The author learned new skills like quick selection tools, layer organization, and techniques that helped speed up their workflow and allowed them to produce a magazine from cover to cover meeting industry standards.
Q7
The author discusses changes made between their preliminary school magazine cover and final product. For the final cover, they used a serif font that was bolded to emphasize the masthead over the softer sans-serif font used preliminarily. Layout and design were also improved, with the masthead standing out significantly compared to the first example. Images were chosen to portray the magazine's genre and attitude rather than just featuring a normal school pupil. Conventions of magazine design like organization and fonts were prioritized over the preliminary version. Overall, the author learned to use software programs effectively and the level of work required to produce a full magazine for major media companies.
Q5
The document discusses strategies for attracting a 15-25 year old audience to a magazine, including using bold pull quotes from interviews, featuring artists' stories to help readers connect, and employing a serif font as well as drop caps and pull quotes to make the content seem both professional and quirky. It also recommends using social media sites on the cover, a color scheme representing the genre covered, and aiming for a mixed-gender publication to represent both male and female readers.
Q4
The target audience for the magazine Revamp would be teens and people in their early twenties. This age range is suitable because the magazine aims to promote an affordable price of £3. The target audience would contain a mixture of genders and aim to appreciate the mainstream rap music rather than focus on looks. Two profiles are included that exemplify the urban rap genre that is the taste of the target audience. While people's shopping preferences don't define the target audience, some potential shopping locations that could appeal include both charity shops and Urban Outfitters.
Q4
The target audience for the magazine Revamp would be teens and people in their early twenties. This age range is suitable because the magazine aims to promote an affordable price of £3. The target audience would contain a mixture of genders and aim to appreciate the mainstream rap music rather than focus on looks. Two profiles are included that exemplify the urban rap genre that is the taste of the target audience. While people's shopping preferences don't define the target audience, some potential shopping locations that could appeal include both charity shops and Urban Outfitters.
Q7
The author discusses changes made between their preliminary school magazine cover and final product. For the final cover, they used a serif font that was bolded to emphasize the masthead over the softer sans-serif font used preliminarily. Layout and design were also improved, with the masthead standing out significantly compared to the first example. Images were chosen to portray the magazine's genre and attitude rather than just featuring a normal school pupil. Conventions of magazine design like organization and inclusion of graphics were prioritized to make the final product more professional.
Q5
The document discusses strategies for attracting a 15-25 year old audience to a magazine, including using bold pull quotes from interviews, featuring artists' stories to help readers connect, and employing a serif font as well as drop caps and pull quotes to make the content seem both professional and quirky. It also recommends using social media websites prominently on the cover, including a color scheme representing the magazine's genre, and aiming for a mixed-gender audience by representing both male and female stories.
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Chris jacobs production plan redone
The document outlines the production process and timeline for a magazine called 'REVAMP'. It involves researching the production process, roles, costs, and circulation figures over a period of 3 weeks in November 2014. The key stages of magazine production include setting a publication date, managing the schedule, budgeting, collecting content, sub-editing, page layout, proofreading, printing, and distribution. Production roles include print editors, production staff, and print writers who work together to publish the magazine on schedule and fit for purpose.
Masthead font styles (3)
The document discusses potential font styles for the masthead of a new rap music magazine. It evaluates the fonts Marsneveneksk, Amsterdam Graffiti, Next Ups, and Philly Sans based on their ability to catch readers' eyes, appeal to the target demographic, convey attitude, and represent the rap genre. The author ultimately selects Next Ups as the final choice because it expresses attitude well while also being easy to read, allowing it to establish brand recognition. Most survey respondents preferred black and white as the masthead colors to connote attitude.
Prop list
Chris Jacobs has created a prop list for a school media project portraying a rap artist. The props include a gold chain, hat, sunglasses, watch, DSLR camera, tripod, and baggy clothing. These props help express the attitude, materialism, and stereotypical fashion associated with rap artists as portrayed on magazine covers.
Survey monkey results
The survey results showed that most participants buy magazines monthly, so the magazine will be released monthly. The survey also showed that music was a popular magazine genre, fitting for a music industry magazine. When asking about cover lines and promotions, "Drake Big Time Player" and a £500 iTunes voucher giveaway were the most popular choices. Based on pricing questions, the magazine will be priced at 99p, lower than competitor JET's £1.99 price. The majority of survey participants preferred a black, red, and white house style. In conclusion, the survey helped inform decisions about the magazine format, content, promotions, pricing, and design.
Audience profile
The document discusses the target audience for a rap music magazine. The target audience is 15-30 years old, focusing on teenagers and young adults. While the magazine will likely appeal more to males due to its focus on rap music and masculine layout styles, the goal is to appeal to a wider audience without focusing on a single gender. The target socio-economic group is working class individuals in categories E, D, and C2 who can relate to artists who have come from similar backgrounds. According to uses and gratifications theory and Maslow's hierarchy of needs, the audience will be able to personally identify with and learn from the magazine in order to improve their status, as rap artists portray in their music. The stereotypical audience
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- 2. Review on the month X2 pages long Advertising Editorial Advertising Candidate Name: Chris Jacobs Candidate Number: 4068 Artist Poster X2 pages long Film Advertising X2 pages long Gig Advertising X2 pages long Double Page Spread Introducing the return of an artist Double Page Spread Information about artist on tour Artist Poster X2 pages long Double Page Spread Introducing Diggy Swagg Double Page Spread New album released Artists Playlist Artist Advertising At least 3 artists included Competition Gig Images and Information Festival Images and Information Continued Contents Contents List Main Headline
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