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Magazine publishers make money primarily through advertising in various media platforms like radio, television, and bus stations. Some magazines have expanded their brands into wider assets such as owning television channels, radio stations, and their own award shows. This allows them to promote and retain audiences across multiple platforms. Publishers are attempting to sustain audiences by diversifying their business models beyond just print magazines.
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This document outlines the target readership, format and style, themes and features, potential advertisers, and editorial team for a proposed music magazine. The target audience is 16-22 year olds interested in music and charts. The magazine will be full color A4 size featuring artist interviews, charts, and graphics to appeal to teenagers. It will have consistent branding and include advertisements from music and teen-focused companies. The editorial team will be experienced in engaging younger audiences through their writing and design skills.
Evaluation question 1
The document summarizes various design elements of an indie music magazine called Rogue Magazine. On the front cover, the masthead uses a friendly font to appeal to different music genres while the flash advertises an upcoming gig. The contents page features a band index and lists articles to remind readers of what they saw on the cover. A double page spread shows the models in casual indie clothing and poses against a plain background, while the introduction provides context and draws in new readers. Throughout, the magazine conforms to conventions of the indie genre to attract its target audience.
Content analysis media[1]
Q magazine is published by Bauer Media Group, a large German publishing company that operates in 15 countries. Bauer Media produces Q magazine, as well as radio and TV stations. Q magazine was first published in 1986 and focuses on music through high quality photography and printing. It has since expanded into radio and TV under the Q brand. Bauer Media uses a cross-media approach to target various age groups and audiences to increase popularity and viewership across its various music-focused television channels.
Question 5
The document summarizes how a music magazine targets its audience of indie rockers aged 16-24. It identifies several design elements that appeal to this audience, including a bold color scheme, youthful artists featured, and casual language. The layout uses eye-catching images and fonts to draw readers in. Overall, the magazine is designed to attract its target demographic through relatable content and a style they would find interesting.
Question 5
The document summarizes how a music magazine targets its audience of indie rockers aged 16-24. It identifies several design elements that appeal to this audience, including a bold color scheme, youthful artists featured, and casual language. The layout uses eye-catching images and fonts to draw readers in. Overall, the magazine is designed to attract its target demographic through relatable content and a style they would find interesting.
Research Into Existing Publishing Companies
The document discusses research into existing music publishing companies Revolver, NewBay Media, and Vibe. It summarizes key details about each publication, including founding dates, current owners, target audiences, and other magazines owned by their parent companies. The purpose of the research is to understand industry norms and conventions in order to design a print publication that complies with publishing rules and reaches its target demographic. Music is an essential part of human history and culture, making it an important topic area.
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.
Task 13
The document provides guidelines for key elements that must be included on the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads of a music magazine. It lists requirements such as including the magazine's masthead, coverlines related to featured artists, and primary images that align with the target genre and audience. The contents page must list features, images, page numbers, subheadings, and issue number using bold fonts. Double page spreads should continue content from the front cover with article titles, featured artists, page numbers and matching color schemes. Music magazines are expected to provide personal looks into the industry, high quality musician images, gossip, and freebies/competitions to develop relationships with audiences.
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This document outlines the target readership, format and style, themes and features, potential advertisers, and editorial team for a proposed music magazine. The target audience is 16-22 year olds interested in music and charts. The magazine will be full color A4 size featuring artist interviews, charts, and graphics to appeal to teenagers. It will have consistent branding and include advertisements from music and teen-focused companies. The editorial team will be experienced in engaging younger audiences through their writing and design skills.
Evaluation question 1
The document summarizes various design elements of an indie music magazine called Rogue Magazine. On the front cover, the masthead uses a friendly font to appeal to different music genres while the flash advertises an upcoming gig. The contents page features a band index and lists articles to remind readers of what they saw on the cover. A double page spread shows the models in casual indie clothing and poses against a plain background, while the introduction provides context and draws in new readers. Throughout, the magazine conforms to conventions of the indie genre to attract its target audience.
Content analysis media[1]
Q magazine is published by Bauer Media Group, a large German publishing company that operates in 15 countries. Bauer Media produces Q magazine, as well as radio and TV stations. Q magazine was first published in 1986 and focuses on music through high quality photography and printing. It has since expanded into radio and TV under the Q brand. Bauer Media uses a cross-media approach to target various age groups and audiences to increase popularity and viewership across its various music-focused television channels.
Question 5
The document summarizes how a music magazine targets its audience of indie rockers aged 16-24. It identifies several design elements that appeal to this audience, including a bold color scheme, youthful artists featured, and casual language. The layout uses eye-catching images and fonts to draw readers in. Overall, the magazine is designed to attract its target demographic through relatable content and a style they would find interesting.
Question 5
The document summarizes how a music magazine targets its audience of indie rockers aged 16-24. It identifies several design elements that appeal to this audience, including a bold color scheme, youthful artists featured, and casual language. The layout uses eye-catching images and fonts to draw readers in. Overall, the magazine is designed to attract its target demographic through relatable content and a style they would find interesting.
Research Into Existing Publishing Companies
The document discusses research into existing music publishing companies Revolver, NewBay Media, and Vibe. It summarizes key details about each publication, including founding dates, current owners, target audiences, and other magazines owned by their parent companies. The purpose of the research is to understand industry norms and conventions in order to design a print publication that complies with publishing rules and reaches its target demographic. Music is an essential part of human history and culture, making it an important topic area.
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.
Task 13
The document provides guidelines for key elements that must be included on the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads of a music magazine. It lists requirements such as including the magazine's masthead, coverlines related to featured artists, and primary images that align with the target genre and audience. The contents page must list features, images, page numbers, subheadings, and issue number using bold fonts. Double page spreads should continue content from the front cover with article titles, featured artists, page numbers and matching color schemes. Music magazines are expected to provide personal looks into the industry, high quality musician images, gossip, and freebies/competitions to develop relationships with audiences.
Planning my music
Georgia Hudson plans to start a new fortnightly music magazine targeting 16-24 year olds interested in trap, rap, and R&B music. The magazine will have a newspaper style to keep costs low for readers and fit its urban theme. The first edition will feature up and coming artist Young M.A on the cover along with an exclusive interview and contest to attract buyers. Each issue will provide updates on new music and artists, interviews, highlights and music videos to keep readers informed of the latest developments in the genre.
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75% of people polled agreed that music is an important part of their life, especially for youth aged 17-21. However, 65% do not read music magazines, citing high costs. Most listen to 1-2 hours of music per day via MP3 files. When asked about music magazine preferences, Metal Hammer was the most popular choice, showing the targeted audience has affinity for rock and metal genres. Overall, the survey provided guidance on the design and content of a new music magazine for this demographic.
Initial introductory task 1
This document discusses music magazines, including what they are, common content and images found in music magazines, and typical design features of magazine covers. Music magazines are publications that focus on a specific music genre and keep fans informed about artists and events. Content usually includes artist images and photos, album covers, tour dates, and reviews. Covers generally feature the lead artist using rule of thirds composition, with the magazine masthead, issue details, and other standard elements. Design features like fonts and layouts create a consistent house style and brand identity across issues.
Analysing music magazines
This document analyzes different magazine covers and provides details about each:
- A Rolling Stones magazine cover about Rihanna suggests music and hip hop articles, targeting young adults.
- A Teen Vogue cover featuring Justin Bieber targets teenage girls with fashion, beauty and celebrity gossip.
- A Jamie magazine cover promotes recipes and cooking advice from celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, targeting various ages interested in cooking.
EVALUATION QUESTIONS
The student created a music magazine aimed at 16-19 year olds in the UK. They modeled it after Vibe magazine in terms of style and topics of interest to urban youth. The magazine represents young people in a positive light through photos, polls and competitions. Potential distributors of the magazine include supermarkets, music shops, clothing stores and concert venues as these locations would appeal to the target audience. The student attracted readers by including popular artists, competitions and diverse topics that relate to the interests of young people such as music, fashion and culture.
Market Research
The document summarizes market research conducted on music magazines. It found that NME and Billboard are the most popular music magazines, with roughly similar target audiences of people interested in their preferred music genres. Billboard appeals more to youth and covers various genres rather than focusing on one.
Front cover analyses showed magazines featuring famous singers/celebrities to catch readers' attention and encourage purchases. Internally, magazines use short, engaging text and organization into columns. Contents pages highlight featured artists and stories through quotes and photos to entice readers. The research aims to identify effective magazine design elements to apply to a student's own magazine project focusing on a street performer.
Pitch
The document proposes a new pop music magazine to be published by Prometheus Global Media. The magazine would feature high-profile artists like Beyoncé and Lady Gaga to attract a high social status audience aged 16-26. It would include interviews, charts, concert listings, album reviews and a fashion section. The lead story in the first issue would profile an up-and-coming female singer achieving her first number one album. The magazine aims to be as successful as Billboard and attract advertisers to generate higher profits for the publisher.
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The magazine targets students aged 16-21, appealing to both genders through coverage of diverse R&B artists. It will have a bright, vibrant design in A4 size. Each issue will include star interviews, reviews, and competitions to engage readers. The editorial team aims to bring fresh ideas through a mix of young, enthusiastic writers focused on the R&B genre.
Evaluation question 4 and 5 Chloe Rignall
The target audience for the media product is 16-21 year olds living in urban areas who enjoy indie rock music. Both male and female genders are targeted. The audience is middle class to allow affordability. The creators consulted the target audience on design choices like colors and fonts. They attracted the audience through a bright cover, free giveaways, an appealing band photo, and chatty interviews that potential readers could relate to. The magazine content and style aimed to match the interests of the target demographic.
Analysis of cover pages
This document discusses graphic elements, codes, and conventions used on magazine covers. It provides examples of common graphic elements like mastheads, images, font, and color schemes. It explains that mastheads identify the brand and draw readers in. Images take up space and draw attention. Font and color schemes need to be easy to read and harmonious. The document also discusses using codes and conventions like stereotypes to appeal to different target audiences. It provides examples of profiling audiences and analyzing targets for specific magazine covers.
Audience Research
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 16-25 years old based on the age range of survey respondents.
- Over 80% of respondents were male, so the magazine will be aimed primarily at men.
- Nearly 80% of respondents identified as middle class, so content will be tailored to appeal to that demographic.
- The majority of respondents preferred the indie music genre, so the magazine will focus on indie music coverage.
- Respondents listened to an average of over 3 hours of music daily, so the magazine will provide detailed music content for avid fans.
Nme
NME is a weekly British music magazine published by IPC Media. It targets predominantly male readers ages 17-30, who are well-educated music enthusiasts. The magazine's front covers use images of contemporary bands and headlines about new music to attract its dedicated, young, and trendy audience. Codes like the prominent masthead and use of pink and white create a modern, consistent style that appeals to readers and builds brand loyalty.
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The document proposes a new R&B music magazine called "Idol". It would have a serene, compassionate feel conveyed through dim lighting. The masthead would be vertically oriented for distinction. Content would include artist promotions, music events, advice columns, and advertisements targeted towards late teens and adults, predominantly black audiences from middle to upper classes interested in R&B music, artists, and culture. Potential publishers mentioned include Quincy Jones, founder of Vibe Magazine, who has experience in music and directing.
Task 1
This document discusses the key purposes and conventions of music magazines. It explains that music magazines aim to entertain readers by providing information about new artists and genres, advertise concerts and merchandise, and make a profit through advertising. Common features include interviews, reviews, tour dates, and photos that maintain reader interest. Music magazines must understand their target audience and craft relevant content to attract buyers.
Evaluation question 4 and 5
The target audience for the media product is 16-21 year olds, both male and female, who live in urban areas like Manchester, Liverpool, or Birmingham. This audience was chosen because they are interested in new indie rock music and traveling to see live bands. The magazines will be priced cheaply to attract younger, middle class readers. The creators consulted their target audience on design choices like colors and fonts. They also sent drafts to the audience for feedback. To attract readers, the magazines use bright colors on the cover, offer freebies, and include chatty interviews using language the audience can relate to. The consistent yellow and black house style across issues also aims to attract repeat readers.
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75% of people polled agreed that music is an important part of their life, especially for youth aged 17-21. However, 65% do not read music magazines, citing high costs. Most listen to 1-2 hours of music per day via MP3 files. When asked about music magazine preferences, Metal Hammer was the most popular choice, showing the targeted audience has affinity for rock and metal genres. Overall, the survey provided guidance on the design and content of a new music magazine for this demographic.
Initial introductory task 1
This document discusses music magazines, including what they are, common content and images found in music magazines, and typical design features of magazine covers. Music magazines are publications that focus on a specific music genre and keep fans informed about artists and events. Content usually includes artist images and photos, album covers, tour dates, and reviews. Covers generally feature the lead artist using rule of thirds composition, with the magazine masthead, issue details, and other standard elements. Design features like fonts and layouts create a consistent house style and brand identity across issues.
Analysing music magazines
This document analyzes different magazine covers and provides details about each:
- A Rolling Stones magazine cover about Rihanna suggests music and hip hop articles, targeting young adults.
- A Teen Vogue cover featuring Justin Bieber targets teenage girls with fashion, beauty and celebrity gossip.
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The student created a music magazine aimed at 16-19 year olds in the UK. They modeled it after Vibe magazine in terms of style and topics of interest to urban youth. The magazine represents young people in a positive light through photos, polls and competitions. Potential distributors of the magazine include supermarkets, music shops, clothing stores and concert venues as these locations would appeal to the target audience. The student attracted readers by including popular artists, competitions and diverse topics that relate to the interests of young people such as music, fashion and culture.
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The document summarizes market research conducted on music magazines. It found that NME and Billboard are the most popular music magazines, with roughly similar target audiences of people interested in their preferred music genres. Billboard appeals more to youth and covers various genres rather than focusing on one.
Front cover analyses showed magazines featuring famous singers/celebrities to catch readers' attention and encourage purchases. Internally, magazines use short, engaging text and organization into columns. Contents pages highlight featured artists and stories through quotes and photos to entice readers. The research aims to identify effective magazine design elements to apply to a student's own magazine project focusing on a street performer.
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Treatment
The magazine targets students aged 16-21, appealing to both genders through coverage of diverse R&B artists. It will have a bright, vibrant design in A4 size. Each issue will include star interviews, reviews, and competitions to engage readers. The editorial team aims to bring fresh ideas through a mix of young, enthusiastic writers focused on the R&B genre.
Evaluation question 4 and 5 Chloe Rignall
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Analysis of cover pages
This document discusses graphic elements, codes, and conventions used on magazine covers. It provides examples of common graphic elements like mastheads, images, font, and color schemes. It explains that mastheads identify the brand and draw readers in. Images take up space and draw attention. Font and color schemes need to be easy to read and harmonious. The document also discusses using codes and conventions like stereotypes to appeal to different target audiences. It provides examples of profiling audiences and analyzing targets for specific magazine covers.
Audience Research
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to inform the creation of a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 16-25 years old based on the age range of survey respondents.
- Over 80% of respondents were male, so the magazine will be aimed primarily at men.
- Nearly 80% of respondents identified as middle class, so content will be tailored to appeal to that demographic.
- The majority of respondents preferred the indie music genre, so the magazine will focus on indie music coverage.
- Respondents listened to an average of over 3 hours of music daily, so the magazine will provide detailed music content for avid fans.
Nme
NME is a weekly British music magazine published by IPC Media. It targets predominantly male readers ages 17-30, who are well-educated music enthusiasts. The magazine's front covers use images of contemporary bands and headlines about new music to attract its dedicated, young, and trendy audience. Codes like the prominent masthead and use of pink and white create a modern, consistent style that appeals to readers and builds brand loyalty.
Magazine Proposal PowerPoint
The document proposes a new R&B music magazine called "Idol". It would have a serene, compassionate feel conveyed through dim lighting. The masthead would be vertically oriented for distinction. Content would include artist promotions, music events, advice columns, and advertisements targeted towards late teens and adults, predominantly black audiences from middle to upper classes interested in R&B music, artists, and culture. Potential publishers mentioned include Quincy Jones, founder of Vibe Magazine, who has experience in music and directing.
Task 1
This document discusses the key purposes and conventions of music magazines. It explains that music magazines aim to entertain readers by providing information about new artists and genres, advertise concerts and merchandise, and make a profit through advertising. Common features include interviews, reviews, tour dates, and photos that maintain reader interest. Music magazines must understand their target audience and craft relevant content to attract buyers.
Evaluation question 4 and 5
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- Feedback indicates the magazine looks professional and genuine, and would attract its target audience.
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The student has learned a lot about magazine design and photo editing software from creating their music magazine project. They used Photoshop to manipulate photos to make them more realistic and representative of professional music magazines. Through this process, the student improved their Photoshop skills and understanding of the effort required to produce a polished magazine product. They also learned the importance of carefully planning images, layouts, and details to effectively target their audience and represent their brand. Comparing their initial school magazine to the music magazine shows development in selecting appropriate fonts, layouts, and high production quality images.
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The document outlines details regarding a Year 11 music magazine examination, including:
- The exam will be 1.5 hours with 4 questions - 2 on music magazine theory and 2 designing a new music magazine.
- Students will receive an exam brief 4 weeks prior giving guidance on exam content.
- Example theory questions may focus on issues like targeting young people or online/print differences.
- Design questions will ask students to describe a new music magazine idea and design a front cover.
- Key points are to analyze front cover conventions and compare print/online content.
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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.
Evaluation question 1
This document discusses how the author's media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It describes including a masthead on the front cover like Billboard, Kerrang, and Clash magazines. It features a medium close-up shot of an artist to create intimacy and advertise exclusive content inside. Cover lines and tag words like "exclusive" are used to entice readers, following conventions. Incentives like competitions and festival information are included to generate buzz. The layout divides pages into columns and uses pull quotes, common conventions. The color palette of black, white, and yellow challenges conventions but creates a distinct brand identity.
Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of a music magazine called "Amplify" discussing how it uses conventions from other music magazines like NME. It describes design elements like the masthead, fonts, images, and layout of articles. It also discusses challenging some conventions by not including certain typical elements and adapting others. The target audience is identified as 16-25 year olds interested in indie/rock music.
Evaluation
The document describes the design choices made for a music magazine called "Amplify" aimed at a 16-25 year old audience interested in indie/rock music. Conventions from other magazines like NME were followed such as placement of the masthead and inclusion of relevant artist names and images. Some conventions were challenged, like not including a band index or magazine subscription ad. The target audience values music and uses technology like smartphones, so social media promotion would be effective.
Evaluation
The document describes the process and choices made in designing a magazine cover called "Amplify" focusing on indie/rock music. Key conventions from similar magazines like NME were followed such as the masthead placement, fonts used for artist names, and inclusion of relevant bands. Some conventions were challenged, like not including a band index. Photos were chosen to depict the genre through instruments and clothing. The target audience is identified as music fans aged 16-25 based on research.
Evaluation
This document discusses the student's media evaluation assignment. It includes summaries of how the student's magazine uses conventions from real magazines and represents social groups. It also discusses which media institution might distribute the magazine, the target audience, and techniques used to attract the audience. The student learned various technologies in constructing the magazine, including using a Nikon SLR camera, Blogger, Photoshop, fonts from Dafont, and PowerPoint/Slideshare.
Key concepts
Music magazines aim to attract young readers by featuring popular artists through photos, interviews, and reviews. They provide insider information to help readers feel connected to the music industry. While digital access has grown, print magazines still offer high quality photos and a portable format. This magazine will focus on the R&B/urban genre, profiling artists like Drake, Eminem, and Rihanna. It will represent the genre through typical imagery of artists in revealing clothing with money, drugs, and guns to portray the "cool" lifestyle. The magazine will aim to keep readers and make money through advertisements, merchandise, social media promotion, and involvement in music festivals and channels.
Codes and Conventions
The document discusses conventions of music magazines. It explains that magazines aim to make readers feel part of a community who share similar tastes and philosophies. Magazines influence readers' musical tastes and promote certain genres through their style and content. Features typically include articles, reviews, photos and posters to engage readers. Indie music magazines in particular focus on non-mainstream music and culture. Key conventions highlighted include use of imagery, logos and mastheads to reflect brand and genre, as well as features, covers and content tailored to the target audience.
Media - Evaluation
The document discusses the magazine cover and contents page created by the author. They feel it looks authentic and incorporates conventions of music magazines while putting their own spin on it. The title is similar to NME magazine and the layout follows typical magazine conventions. Models were chosen to appeal to the target late-teen audience. Research was done on magazine publishers and the author concluded Bauer Media would be best to distribute the magazine as they publish similar titles. The target audience was identified as track hunters and pacesetters based on Project Phoenix research, who have a passion for discovering new music. Festivals and dramatic design elements were used to attract this audience.
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This document provides an analysis of Vibe magazine, including its target audience, purpose, genre, and meaning. The target audience is identified as younger people aged 14-30 based on the types of artists featured and language used. The purpose is to inform readers about the latest news in modern music genres like hip hop and R&B. The genre is primarily hip hop and R&B, which is very popular. The meaning of the magazine's title, "Vibe," relates to providing readers with a positive atmosphere and tone that draws them in.
Audience research[1]
The respondent conducted a survey to gather information about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- NME was the most preferred magazine brand over Rolling Stone.
- Interviews and coverage of new releases/reviews were the most wanted content.
- Most would spend £3-4 on a magazine and read them at home or while travelling.
- Indie and rock were the most popular music genres of interest.
- Keeping up with new information and entertainment were more important than freebies.
Audience research[1]
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. Key findings include:
- NME was the most preferred magazine brand, while Rolling Stone was the least.
- Respondents most wanted to see interviews, coverage of new releases/reviews, and coverage of festivals/gigs in magazines.
- The average price respondents were willing to pay was £3-4.
- Indie and rock music were overwhelmingly the most popular genres of interest.
Magazine key concepts
Music magazines aim their content at passionate music fans who enjoy learning about their favorite genres and artists. They provide news, in-depth articles, and social media connections to help readers explore the music industry. Magazines represent different genres in style-appropriate ways through fonts, images, and clothing. They make money through advertisements tailored to their target audiences as well as magazine sales, subscriptions, and promotional efforts. Standard codes and conventions across music magazines include mastheads, covers, contents pages, article layouts, and consistent color schemes.
Loanna evaulation
The document describes a music magazine called Baseline that is aimed at teenagers aged 15-18 who enjoy mainstream and hip-hop music. Key details include:
- The magazine features interviews with both established and up-and-coming artists aged around 17 to appeal to its target audience.
- Importance is placed on design, layout, and presenting content in a way that maintains readers' interest through images, short articles, and gossip about celebrities.
- The creator conducted research through a questionnaire to identify what topics and styles would attract their target demographic.
Evaluation questions
The document discusses how the student's music magazine conforms to conventions of real music magazines to appeal to its target audience. It uses fonts and colors that are common in rock/pop magazines. The cover features a model holding a guitar to clearly indicate it is a music magazine. The magazine is aimed at young adults who prefer pop/rock music. The student learned about designing magazines to attract different audiences using appropriate images, fonts, and colors.
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