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The document describes changes made to a magazine contents page layout. The contents page is split into three columns for feature and regular articles. The feature articles are highlighted in blue font and space is made for related pictures. A yellow box is drawn around the two main feature articles and both article types are highlighted in blue boxes. The contents page title color is changed to match the front cover title color and the boxes around feature articles are also changed. Pictures are added to the two main feature articles to attract readers.
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1) The main front cover image will be a medium shot of Ste looking down while dressed in retro clothing outside a performance hall, portraying an indie look.
2) Content pages will include reviews, articles, columns, and ads. Feature articles focus on various artists.
3) Images are needed for the content pages, including a shot of a band and close-ups of an album cover and ticket.
4) A double-page article will profile the band Viola Beach, requiring pictures of them rehearsing, being interviewed, and their logo.
Publication plan
This document outlines the publication plan for a new monthly music magazine focused on indie music. It will be priced at £2.20 and distributed in supermarkets, newsagents, online and music shops. The magazine will also be available digitally. It aims to compete with similar magazines like NME, Q and Mojo while focusing solely on indie music. Each issue will include album and artist reviews, interviews, news, and quizzes about indie music. Regular sections will also feature an upcoming artist, concert reviews, a free song download, and a column by Liam Gallagher.
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 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,
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.
Publication plan
This document outlines the publication plan for a new monthly indie music magazine. It will be priced at £2.20 and distributed in supermarkets, newsagents, music shops, and online for digital subscriptions. The magazine will focus solely on indie music to differentiate itself from competitors like NME, Q, and Mojo that cover multiple genres. It will include album and artist reviews, interviews, quizzes, and news about upcoming concerts and artists. Regular sections will be a review of concerts, albums, singles, artists, and concerts as well as letters, feedback, and a monthly column by Liam Gallagher.
Uncut media pack
The document provides information about the readership of Uncut magazine. It summarizes that the average reader is a 37-year-old married man with an income of £29,263 who spends over twice the national average on music each year. It notes that readers rely on the magazine for music and film reviews and insights to help choose purchases. Finally, it provides advertising rate information and production specs for placing ads in the magazine.
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Making contents page
- 1. Making the contents page The contents page is split into three columns where the feature and regular articles will be placed. The title of the magazine is placed at the top of the page but in a much smaller font than the front cover.
- 2. The feature article column has been totally filled in. The name of the bands has been changed to blue in order to stand out from the main black text. The main feature articles have been highlighted by a bigger font while a space for a picture for these articles has been made. The regular articles have now also been added.
- 3. A yellow box has been placed round the two main feature articles while the two separate types of article- regular and feature have both been highlighted by a blue box. Due to a change on the front cover title colour, the title of the contents page title has also been changed. This has also resulted in the colour of the box highlighting the main feature articles.
- 4. The two main feature articles have now had a picture which relates to them placed over them in order to attract the reader. The white background has been changed to black in order to make the colours stand out more and the page look less blank.
- 5. The main image on the contents page has been changed as it is now used on the double page spread. The image of the front cover artist has also been changed to his instrument to show it is a more in depth look at his style of music. The black background has been changed back to white as it fits the codes and conventions of a real magazine contents page as they try to limit amount of colouring due to costs.