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The document discusses the development of a new rock music magazine called Bzzurkk!. It will target readers ages 15-24, both male and female. The magazine will be published monthly at a low price of £1.50 to appeal to its largely student audience. It aims to cover a wide range of rock genres from pop rock to metal and provide exclusive interviews, stories and news about rock artists. The goal is to create a magazine that rock music fans can turn to in order to learn about new bands and read about their favorites.
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Question four evaluation
The document analyzes the target audience for a music magazine. It would target females ages 17-23 based on using female models on the cover and rock music genres. The target audience would be middle class, able to afford the magazine through part-time work or being students. The magazine would be accessible in newsagents and supermarkets for the target audience to easily purchase. It would be located and distributed in the UK.
Question 4
The target audience for the media product is mainly males ages 15-35 in socioeconomic classes C2-D, as rock music stereotypically appeals more to men. However, females may also be interested since a female model is featured. This is based on analyzing existing rock magazines and feedback from a focus group, where 3 out of 5 people positively commented that the house style matches the rock music genre.
Anysis of results
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. The majority of respondents were between 16-20 years old, but the target audience will be 18-21 year olds who have more disposable income. Most respondents would spend up to £5 on a magazine, and current music magazines cost between £2-£4. While most respondents do not currently read music magazines, there is an opportunity for a new magazine focused on unsigned artists. The magazine will be released monthly and will focus on new music, unsigned artists, and information about upcoming concerts and festivals.
Proposal
The proposed music magazine will have an indie/alternative genre and focus on new and popular artists to attract a wide audience. It will feature interviews, reviews, event listings, and a glimpse into the music industry. The monthly magazine will be higher quality and priced at £3.70, allowing for more in-depth content in its 200 pages. The accompanying website and social media will provide exclusive content like behind-the-scenes videos and competitions to engage audiences between issues. The target audience is 16-34 year olds from social classes B/A who follow new and popular music trends.
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.
Question 4
The target audience for the magazine is people aged 16-30, with a focus on females, who enjoy mainstream pop music, fashion trends, and socializing with friends. Specifically, the magazine aims to attract "new affluent workers", described as a young, socially and culturally active class with middle-level incomes who have disposable money to spend on magazines and other leisure activities.
True music magazine
True Music Magazine (TMM) targets teenagers and young adults aged 16-24 interested in rock and pop music. The magazine will focus on these popular genres through exclusive interviews, livestreams allowing readers to ask artists questions, and video clips providing additional insight beyond written interviews. Releasing digitally every 3 days for £4.99, TMM aims to provide the same content as larger magazines at a more affordable price given its digital-only format tailored for its technology-focused audience.
Question 3 media
Q magazine would be a suitable media institution to distribute the author's EDM magazine because of similarities in style and target audience. Both magazines have a sophisticated black, red, and white color scheme and place more emphasis on cover text than vibrant colors. While Q magazine features more mainstream artists, its target audience of 29-year-olds from an ABC1 socioeconomic profile is aligned with the author's intended niche audience. Distributing through Q magazine would provide exposure without direct competition despite the different music genres covered.
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The document analyzes the target audience for a music magazine. It would target females ages 17-23 based on using female models on the cover and rock music genres. The target audience would be middle class, able to afford the magazine through part-time work or being students. The magazine would be accessible in newsagents and supermarkets for the target audience to easily purchase. It would be located and distributed in the UK.
Question 4
The target audience for the media product is mainly males ages 15-35 in socioeconomic classes C2-D, as rock music stereotypically appeals more to men. However, females may also be interested since a female model is featured. This is based on analyzing existing rock magazines and feedback from a focus group, where 3 out of 5 people positively commented that the house style matches the rock music genre.
Anysis of results
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. The majority of respondents were between 16-20 years old, but the target audience will be 18-21 year olds who have more disposable income. Most respondents would spend up to £5 on a magazine, and current music magazines cost between £2-£4. While most respondents do not currently read music magazines, there is an opportunity for a new magazine focused on unsigned artists. The magazine will be released monthly and will focus on new music, unsigned artists, and information about upcoming concerts and festivals.
Proposal
The proposed music magazine will have an indie/alternative genre and focus on new and popular artists to attract a wide audience. It will feature interviews, reviews, event listings, and a glimpse into the music industry. The monthly magazine will be higher quality and priced at £3.70, allowing for more in-depth content in its 200 pages. The accompanying website and social media will provide exclusive content like behind-the-scenes videos and competitions to engage audiences between issues. The target audience is 16-34 year olds from social classes B/A who follow new and popular music trends.
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.
Question 4
The target audience for the magazine is people aged 16-30, with a focus on females, who enjoy mainstream pop music, fashion trends, and socializing with friends. Specifically, the magazine aims to attract "new affluent workers", described as a young, socially and culturally active class with middle-level incomes who have disposable money to spend on magazines and other leisure activities.
True music magazine
True Music Magazine (TMM) targets teenagers and young adults aged 16-24 interested in rock and pop music. The magazine will focus on these popular genres through exclusive interviews, livestreams allowing readers to ask artists questions, and video clips providing additional insight beyond written interviews. Releasing digitally every 3 days for £4.99, TMM aims to provide the same content as larger magazines at a more affordable price given its digital-only format tailored for its technology-focused audience.
Question 3 media
Q magazine would be a suitable media institution to distribute the author's EDM magazine because of similarities in style and target audience. Both magazines have a sophisticated black, red, and white color scheme and place more emphasis on cover text than vibrant colors. While Q magazine features more mainstream artists, its target audience of 29-year-olds from an ABC1 socioeconomic profile is aligned with the author's intended niche audience. Distributing through Q magazine would provide exposure without direct competition despite the different music genres covered.
Q4 eval
The magazine is targeted towards mainly males ages 15-24, focusing on alternative rock bands that appeal more to stereotypical male demographics. While mainly attracting males, some female-oriented bands are also featured to broaden the demographic. The target audience aspires to be like the rock stars they admire, playing instruments themselves and posting videos online imitating their idols. They seek to stand out from crowds and avoid conformity through loud self-expression.
Target Audience
The target audience for the magazine are males and females aged 15-20 who enjoy rock music festivals and bands that play "heavy" and "dark" music. The magazine will include content about education stress and upcoming concerts to appeal to this younger audience's interests beyond just music. Bauer Media Group would be a suitable distributor as they distribute other music magazines.
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.
Choosing a music magazine
The document discusses researching music magazines to help develop a new pop-rock magazine. It examines several existing magazines like Q Magazine, Rolling Stone, and Blender to understand their conventions and target audiences. Q Magazine combines rock and pop which relates to the planned genre, but there are many rock magazines. Rolling Stone has renowned pop writers contributing to rock coverage, providing diverse content. Blender includes some indie rock along with pop. The research found current rock magazines typically aim at white, British or American men aged 25-30, so the new magazine will target a younger, more female audience aged 16-20 to create a niche market underserved by existing magazines.
Log book
This document is a log book for a student named Jerin Roy documenting their preliminary work on a music magazine project for an OCR Media Studies course. It includes research on established music magazines, their target audiences, conventions used in magazine design, and the publisher IPC Media (now called Time Inc. UK). The research found that magazines like NME target teenagers interested in alternative rock and indie music to keep up with bands and scenes. Conventions like rhetorical questions, cover images, mastheads and barcodes were identified, but straplines describing the magazine were missing from examples.
Mission Statement and Mood Board
Cameron Vaughan aims to create a magazine that caters to 16-25 year olds with balanced gender ratio and focuses on lesser known, independent artists rather than mainstream music. The monthly glossy publication will provide interviews, news, and discussions from multiple perspectives to explore artists' music, clothing, personalities, and how they influence readers. It will feature indie rock and alternative genres to appeal to fans with varied musical tastes seeking escape through music.
Evaluation question 2
This document evaluates how the media product represents different social groups. It represents:
- Ages 20-30 due to concert tickets and promotions aimed at older students and young adults.
- More males than females given the masculine style, rock music focus, and genres like metal being less popular with women.
- People heavily invested in rock music and its subgenres as the sole focus of content. Readers must be dedicated fans.
- Mostly white, working class males based on the type of music typically fostering interest from that background. Readers would need average economic means to afford subscriptions and promotions.
Market research.
There are several existing music magazines in the UK targeted at different audiences and genres. Three magazines - Q, Top of the Pops, and We ♥ Pop - are similar in format to the type of music magazine the author wishes to create. Top of the Pops targets teenage girls aged 11-15, with an 85% female readership. It has a circulation of 56,000 and aims to provide exclusive celebrity interviews, photos, and affordable fashion and beauty content. Q has a readership of 550,000 and targets 29-year-olds, aiming to guide readers to quality music of substance. We ♥ Pop targets 13-15-year-old girls with a circulation of 50,000 and aims to be affordable for
Research into audience
The document provides demographic information about the target audience for a proposed indie/hipster magazine. It finds that the audience is primarily young people aged 17-21, with most being students. They have a roughly two-thirds male readership that spends between £40-200 per month on clothes, socializing, and food. The target readers live mostly in cities and towns, shop at stores like Topshop, and enjoy bands like White Lies. Most have attended a music festival and typically spend £40-60 per night on social outings.
Target audience research
The target audience for electronic dance music (EDM) magazines is typically people ages 16-25. Specifically, readers of the UK dance magazine Mixmag tend to be 24 years old, mostly male (72%), and have a high disposable income that they spend on nights out, clothes, music, and technology. These readers are early adopters of new music and trends, constantly seeking out the newest music and clubs before they become mainstream. To attract this audience, the author plans to conduct surveys and interviews of EDM fans in this demographic to learn what draws them to magazines, and will apply a casual, informative style with bright colors and short text.
Target audience profile
The document discusses the demographics and psychographics of the target audience for a proposed electronic dance music (EDM) magazine. The target age is 16 and older due to EDM content. Both males and females are targeted, though males may prefer more aggressive genres. The target location is all of Britain. The target socio-economic class is D and E, which includes students and lower-income workers who can afford the £2-3 price. Psychographics include enjoying EDM, partying, social media, and producing music. The magazine will provide tutorials to appeal to these interests. An example target reader named Tommy is also described.
Audience Profile
The target audience for an indie/alternative music magazine is mainly men aged 17-33 who want to discover underground artists rather than famous ones. The magazine aims to be affordable for its large working-class readership while also appealing to middle-class fans of indie music. It will provide interviews, reviews, and information about music to satisfy readers' needs for knowledge and admiration of the subject according to Katz's and Maslow's theories. The intended readers are stereotypically people passionate about punk/alternative culture and music.
Original magazine presentation
This document outlines a proposal and pitch for a new hip hop/rap magazine called "Shout Out" targeting 17-23 year olds in North London. The magazine would be published monthly at £4.50 per issue or £45 annually. It aims to guide up-and-coming local artists and share the history of hip hop/rap. Marketing would be done on social media and it would be distributed through post offices and supermarkets. Potential legal issues around libel and ethical issues with explicit content would need to be addressed.
Who would be the audience for your media product?
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Primary Research Evaluation
Charlie Batcheler conducted a survey about expectations for a new music magazine. The results showed:
- Most respondents would pay £2-£3 or £3-£4 for a monthly issue, suggesting those price ranges would maximize profits.
- Band photos on the cover were expected, implying it's a recognizable magazine feature that could boost sales.
- Star appeal and popularity were seen as important for generating interest, as with other media.
- 30 pages was identified as the ideal page count, bridging the two most popular response tiers.
- Offering festival or concert tickets could be the most effective promotional incentive to attract readers.
- Interviews and promotions were the
5 magazine audience research
The document discusses the target audiences of three music magazines - NME, Q Magazine, and Rolling Stone. NME targets mostly males aged 24 in the ABC1 socioeconomic category. It focuses on a consistent style and adds new content in each issue to keep readers engaged. Q Magazine targets males aged 15-24 in the ABC1 category. It also maintains a consistent style and uses interviews and photos from popular artists to interest readers. Rolling Stone's audience is mostly men aged 18-24 in the ABC1 category, though also targets women. It is originally American and available in specialized UK shops. It offers additional content online and exclusive offers to drive magazine sales.
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Mood board
The document provides a mission statement and mood board for a proposed music magazine. The mission statement indicates that the magazine will focus on pop music and target male readers ages 15-22. It will feature information on trending music, artists, and new album/song reviews in a tone that appeals to younger readers. The mood board shows that the target audience listens to pop music on Spotify, is 70% male and 30% female, and has interests including fashion and video games.
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This document discusses research and plans for designing a digipak album cover. It notes conventions like including the artist name and album title prominently on the front, a contents list, and barcode/price on the back. Design elements like images, colors and fonts should reflect the band's style and music. Multiple drafts were created, modifying images and adding color to challenge conventions while representing the band's music. The goal is to attract audiences and promote recognition of the indie band.
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The document summarizes the research and analysis the author did to create a genre-specific magazine. They analyzed front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads from 3 magazines to identify common conventions. They incorporated these conventions into their own magazine, such as using matching color schemes between images and articles and including pull quotes to engage readers, following the styles seen in magazines like Kerrang!.
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The magazine is targeted towards mainly males ages 15-24, focusing on alternative rock bands that appeal more to stereotypical male demographics. While mainly attracting males, some female-oriented bands are also featured to broaden the demographic. The target audience aspires to be like the rock stars they admire, playing instruments themselves and posting videos online imitating their idols. They seek to stand out from crowds and avoid conformity through loud self-expression.
Target Audience
The target audience for the magazine are males and females aged 15-20 who enjoy rock music festivals and bands that play "heavy" and "dark" music. The magazine will include content about education stress and upcoming concerts to appeal to this younger audience's interests beyond just music. Bauer Media Group would be a suitable distributor as they distribute other music magazines.
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.
Choosing a music magazine
The document discusses researching music magazines to help develop a new pop-rock magazine. It examines several existing magazines like Q Magazine, Rolling Stone, and Blender to understand their conventions and target audiences. Q Magazine combines rock and pop which relates to the planned genre, but there are many rock magazines. Rolling Stone has renowned pop writers contributing to rock coverage, providing diverse content. Blender includes some indie rock along with pop. The research found current rock magazines typically aim at white, British or American men aged 25-30, so the new magazine will target a younger, more female audience aged 16-20 to create a niche market underserved by existing magazines.
Log book
This document is a log book for a student named Jerin Roy documenting their preliminary work on a music magazine project for an OCR Media Studies course. It includes research on established music magazines, their target audiences, conventions used in magazine design, and the publisher IPC Media (now called Time Inc. UK). The research found that magazines like NME target teenagers interested in alternative rock and indie music to keep up with bands and scenes. Conventions like rhetorical questions, cover images, mastheads and barcodes were identified, but straplines describing the magazine were missing from examples.
Mission Statement and Mood Board
Cameron Vaughan aims to create a magazine that caters to 16-25 year olds with balanced gender ratio and focuses on lesser known, independent artists rather than mainstream music. The monthly glossy publication will provide interviews, news, and discussions from multiple perspectives to explore artists' music, clothing, personalities, and how they influence readers. It will feature indie rock and alternative genres to appeal to fans with varied musical tastes seeking escape through music.
Evaluation question 2
This document evaluates how the media product represents different social groups. It represents:
- Ages 20-30 due to concert tickets and promotions aimed at older students and young adults.
- More males than females given the masculine style, rock music focus, and genres like metal being less popular with women.
- People heavily invested in rock music and its subgenres as the sole focus of content. Readers must be dedicated fans.
- Mostly white, working class males based on the type of music typically fostering interest from that background. Readers would need average economic means to afford subscriptions and promotions.
Market research.
There are several existing music magazines in the UK targeted at different audiences and genres. Three magazines - Q, Top of the Pops, and We ♥ Pop - are similar in format to the type of music magazine the author wishes to create. Top of the Pops targets teenage girls aged 11-15, with an 85% female readership. It has a circulation of 56,000 and aims to provide exclusive celebrity interviews, photos, and affordable fashion and beauty content. Q has a readership of 550,000 and targets 29-year-olds, aiming to guide readers to quality music of substance. We ♥ Pop targets 13-15-year-old girls with a circulation of 50,000 and aims to be affordable for
Research into audience
The document provides demographic information about the target audience for a proposed indie/hipster magazine. It finds that the audience is primarily young people aged 17-21, with most being students. They have a roughly two-thirds male readership that spends between £40-200 per month on clothes, socializing, and food. The target readers live mostly in cities and towns, shop at stores like Topshop, and enjoy bands like White Lies. Most have attended a music festival and typically spend £40-60 per night on social outings.
Target audience research
The target audience for electronic dance music (EDM) magazines is typically people ages 16-25. Specifically, readers of the UK dance magazine Mixmag tend to be 24 years old, mostly male (72%), and have a high disposable income that they spend on nights out, clothes, music, and technology. These readers are early adopters of new music and trends, constantly seeking out the newest music and clubs before they become mainstream. To attract this audience, the author plans to conduct surveys and interviews of EDM fans in this demographic to learn what draws them to magazines, and will apply a casual, informative style with bright colors and short text.
Target audience profile
The document discusses the demographics and psychographics of the target audience for a proposed electronic dance music (EDM) magazine. The target age is 16 and older due to EDM content. Both males and females are targeted, though males may prefer more aggressive genres. The target location is all of Britain. The target socio-economic class is D and E, which includes students and lower-income workers who can afford the £2-3 price. Psychographics include enjoying EDM, partying, social media, and producing music. The magazine will provide tutorials to appeal to these interests. An example target reader named Tommy is also described.
Audience Profile
The target audience for an indie/alternative music magazine is mainly men aged 17-33 who want to discover underground artists rather than famous ones. The magazine aims to be affordable for its large working-class readership while also appealing to middle-class fans of indie music. It will provide interviews, reviews, and information about music to satisfy readers' needs for knowledge and admiration of the subject according to Katz's and Maslow's theories. The intended readers are stereotypically people passionate about punk/alternative culture and music.
Original magazine presentation
This document outlines a proposal and pitch for a new hip hop/rap magazine called "Shout Out" targeting 17-23 year olds in North London. The magazine would be published monthly at £4.50 per issue or £45 annually. It aims to guide up-and-coming local artists and share the history of hip hop/rap. Marketing would be done on social media and it would be distributed through post offices and supermarkets. Potential legal issues around libel and ethical issues with explicit content would need to be addressed.
Who would be the audience for your media product?
My magazine targets 20-year-olds interested in vinyl music by featuring reviews from record stores in its contents. It uses only female models to possibly appeal to more female readers and subvert the perception that indie rock appeals more to males. My target consumers are interested in popular comedy TV shows aimed at their age group and prefer streaming music rather than mainstream radio stations.
Primary Research Evaluation
Charlie Batcheler conducted a survey about expectations for a new music magazine. The results showed:
- Most respondents would pay £2-£3 or £3-£4 for a monthly issue, suggesting those price ranges would maximize profits.
- Band photos on the cover were expected, implying it's a recognizable magazine feature that could boost sales.
- Star appeal and popularity were seen as important for generating interest, as with other media.
- 30 pages was identified as the ideal page count, bridging the two most popular response tiers.
- Offering festival or concert tickets could be the most effective promotional incentive to attract readers.
- Interviews and promotions were the
5 magazine audience research
The document discusses the target audiences of three music magazines - NME, Q Magazine, and Rolling Stone. NME targets mostly males aged 24 in the ABC1 socioeconomic category. It focuses on a consistent style and adds new content in each issue to keep readers engaged. Q Magazine targets males aged 15-24 in the ABC1 category. It also maintains a consistent style and uses interviews and photos from popular artists to interest readers. Rolling Stone's audience is mostly men aged 18-24 in the ABC1 category, though also targets women. It is originally American and available in specialized UK shops. It offers additional content online and exclusive offers to drive magazine sales.
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Mood board
The document provides a mission statement and mood board for a proposed music magazine. The mission statement indicates that the magazine will focus on pop music and target male readers ages 15-22. It will feature information on trending music, artists, and new album/song reviews in a tone that appeals to younger readers. The mood board shows that the target audience listens to pop music on Spotify, is 70% male and 30% female, and has interests including fashion and video games.
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The document summarizes plans for a new rock music magazine called Bzzurkk! aimed at readers ages 15-24. Key details include:
- It will be published monthly due to survey results finding readers prefer a frequency between weekly and bi-monthly.
- The price will be £1.50 to appeal to its target audience of mostly students.
- The magazine will focus on pop rock to metal genres and feature exclusive stories and news about bands.
- The creator presented font, color scheme, and cover line options for the magazine's visual design.
Magazine powerpoint
Rock On! will be a rock music magazine focused on North London. It will have both print and online versions released monthly. The magazine aims to provide entertainment for readers ages 16-30 by covering rock music and related genres. It will provide information on upcoming rock artists and music. The magazine will be marketed towards its target demographic in North London through social media and distributing promotional materials at rock music venues.
Magazine powerpoint
The document describes a proposed rock music magazine called "Rock On!" targeted towards readers aged 16-30 in North London. It will be released both online and in print monthly, covering rock artists and music. The magazine aims to become one of the most successful rock magazines in North London by informing readers about upcoming artists and marketing the magazine to its target demographic. It will use vibrant colors like red, white, and black and feature interviews and articles about popular rock bands. The magazine will be priced at £3.50 and include both print and online access.
Magazine powerpoint
Rock On! will be a rock music magazine targeted towards people aged 16-30 in North London. It will be released both online and in print monthly, covering upcoming rock artists and music. The magazine aims to become one of the most successful rock magazines in North London by marketing to its target audience and conducting research to understand what appeals to readers. It will be distributed in Camden market and local shops, and online via a QR code that provides access to the digital magazine and social media pages.
Magazine powerpoint
The document describes a proposed rock music magazine called "Rock On!" that will be distributed both online and in print monthly in North London. It will target readers ages 16-30 and feature content about up-and-coming rock artists and music. The magazine will have a rock-inspired design with red, white, black, and gray colors and rough fonts. It will cost £3.50 and include features like interviews, reviews, and giveaways to attract audiences.
Magazine powerpoint
Rock On! will be a rock music magazine focused on North London. It will have both print and online versions released monthly. The magazine aims to become one of the most successful rock magazines in North London by informing readers about upcoming artists and music. It will target readers ages 16-30, using vibrant colors and fonts to appeal to rock fans. The magazine will sell for £3.50 an issue or £2.50 per month with a subscription. It will be distributed in rock venues and shops in Camden and promoted through social media.
Proposal
The author proposes a new pop-rock music magazine that will be published monthly, target an audience of 20-34 year olds, and include a variety of articles and reviews of new and classic artists. It will be distributed by Bauer Media Group, which publishes similar magazines. To engage readers between issues, the magazine will use social media platforms and offer a radio station, competitions to win prizes like iPods, and free song downloads from iTunes. The goal is to provide an entertaining and informative magazine for fans of pop-rock music.
Pitch document
The magazine will be called RockDesire and will focus on rock, alternative, and indie music genres. It will be released monthly and cost £4.99 per issue. The magazine will have a bold and colorful style using black, white, and red colors to draw attention. The mission statement says the magazine will provide a variety of music content including popular artists, discoveries, tour information, interviews, and insider access. The target reader is described as Marcus, a 17-year-old passionate about rock music living in York.
Magazine powerpoint
Rock On! will be a rock music magazine focused on North London. It will have both print and online monthly issues featuring up-and-coming rock artists. The target audience is ages 16-30 in North London. To promote the magazine, the creator will research reader demographics and distribute copies at rock music venues in Camden. The magazine will cost £3 per issue and feature interviews and news about rock music and bands.
Pitch
The document outlines a pitch for a new music magazine called "Pick" focused on psychedelic rock and 1960s revival music. It proposes that the name "Pick" references guitar picks while also meaning the best of the genre. The magazine would be published every two weeks at a cover price of £4 and feature in-depth artist interviews, reviews, and exclusive merchandise from bands. The target reader is described as an 18-year-old man named Tom who is passionate about psychedelic rock and uses music to inform his lifestyle. The magazine's style would reflect the genre through distorted photography, unconventional fonts, and literary references to capture the counter-culture spirit of 1960s rock.
Magazine proposal
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine focused on rock and indie genres. It will target teenagers and young adults who enjoy deeper, meaningful music. The magazine will include gossip, artist biographies, interviews, and coverage of the music industry. It aims to attract readers through bold design elements, a mix of formal and informal content, and relatable language. The monthly publication schedule allows time for quality articles while still providing fresh content each issue. Color scheme and instrument imagery on the cover are meant to set the mood associated with rock and indie music. Interviews with average fans will offer a unique perspective not found in other magazines.
Magazine proposal
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine focused on rock and indie genres. It will target teenagers and young adults interested in meaningful music. The magazine will include gossip, artist biographies, and interviews with ordinary fans. Colors and images on the cover will aim to set the mood associated with rock and indie music. A unique selling point will be interviews with fan opinions and creative contests for readers. The magazine will be published monthly to allow quality content while maintaining readership interest and necessity.
Survey monkey results
The document discusses the results of a survey conducted to help determine the focus and approach for a new music magazine. Based on the survey results, the magazine will:
1) Target 15-20 year olds and focus on top 40 music, gossip, and exclusive stories and interviews;
2) Publish biweekly to match the frequency readers expect from magazines they enjoy;
3) Aim content at white British readers who make up the largest ethnicity in the UK.
Market research
The document provides an overview of market research conducted on UK music magazines published by Bauer Media and Team Rock. It summarizes key details on Mojo magazine and Q magazine audiences based on information from publisher media packs. For Mojo, the average reader age is 41, indicating a focus on classic rock artists from the 1960s-1990s relevant to that age group. Q targets a younger audience of 34 with a higher percentage of readers in the ABC1 demographic, focusing more on modern music but with references to classics. The research helps determine target audiences for the author's own magazine concept.
Broken records magazine pitch (original)
Broken Records Magazine is a proposed North London music magazine focusing on 80s rock and roll. It will include interviews with popular and up-and-coming solo artists and bands, as well as details on local music events like concerts and festivals. The target audience is 20-55 year old men passionate about the North London music scene and 80s rock, as well as older adults aged 60+ who enjoyed the genre in its prime. The magazine will be marketed through social media platforms and sold for £5 per issue or £45 for an annual subscription to stand out among competitors in the saturated rock magazine market by focusing specifically on the North London scene.
Magazine planning
The magazine will target 16-24 year olds from all backgrounds interested in various music genres. It will have a clean design and focus on currently popular artists. The weekly magazine will cost £3 but the first issue will be half price. It will have a glossy format to seem high-quality and appeal to various socioeconomic groups. The debut cover will feature a 17-year-old indie pop artist. Sections will include upcoming concerts, fashion trends, and event insider details. The content and focus on current artists, concerts, and styles aim to appeal to the target audience. Bauer Media will publish the magazine due to their experience and focus on the target demographic.
Sophie Angus Unit 13 LO2
The document contains planning and pitching details for two print-based music magazines, including mind maps, masthead ideas, target audiences, and graphic layout proposals. For the first magazine called "EXCLUSIVE", the target audience is 15-24 year olds, the genre is eclectic music from different time periods, and the graphic layout proposals include a simple bold front cover and double page interview spread. For the second magazine, the color theme is black, white, red and gold, the target audience is slightly broader at 15-30 years old, and the genre is also eclectic music to attract different types of readers. Both magazines aim to educate audiences about music from various eras through their content and choice of artists
Question 4
The document discusses determining the target audience for a music magazine. Research was conducted on the audiences of magazines like Kerrang! and Q. A survey was also done to understand what types of content readers wanted. The ideal reader for the magazine is described as an 18-year-old male college student who enjoys rock music, fashion, and attending local concerts and festivals. The magazine aims to attract a mix of male and female teenagers and young adults in their late teens to early twenties from a variety of socioeconomic backgrounds by having a neutral design and topics they can relate to like technology and musicians they admire.
Presentation
KERRANG! is a weekly UK magazine published by Bauer that focuses on rock music. It was first published in 1981 as a supplement to Sounds newspaper. KERRANG! aims to appeal to both younger readers interested in various rock genres as well as older fans who respect its coverage of heritage bands. Each issue includes a balance of newer bands, scenes, and established acts. The magazine uses colorful graphics and language on its cover to attract a young readership interested in the latest and most exciting news in rock music.
Magazine proposal
The document proposes a new indie music magazine called "SOUND" that will be released monthly. It will target teenagers aged 16-22 and feature reviews, interviews, and competitions. Each month there will be an in-depth profile of a featured artist with questions, tour dates, and trivia. The unique selling point is that tokens collected in each issue can be redeemed for prizes from artist merchandise to concert tickets, with better prizes requiring more tokens. The magazine launch will include chances to win trips to major cities and a special cover to generate excitement.
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Question 4
The document discusses the various media technologies used by Brooke Patrick at different stages of a coursework project. These included blogger for research, findings, planning, products and evaluation; SurveyMonkey for research; Google for research, planning and production; Twitter and Facebook for research; SlideShare for presenting written work; Word and PowerPoint for documenting work; YouTube for research; Adobe Photoshop and Premiere for production; and a DSLR camera for production of a music video. Each technology was found to serve an important purpose and help save time or present work in a professional manner.
Question 2 real
The digi-pak and music video were effectively connected through shared bright colors. A rebellious feel was prominent in both through unconventional designs.
The album advert and digi-pak were also connected through their adherence to conventions - both featured the album cover art. This consistency created brand recognition.
A grey scale color scheme linked all three products and reinforced themes of rebellion, simplicity, and raw music associated with indie rock. Lighting beams in the music video were also featured in the logo designs of the ancillary products.
However, the album advert could have been better connected to the music video by including images of the band. And the "download on iTunes" logo was inconsistently used
Question 4
The document summarizes the various media technologies used by the author at different stages of their coursework, including blogging platforms, survey tools, search engines, social media, presentation software, video editing software, photography equipment, and more. These tools were used for research, planning, production, and evaluation. Key tools included Blogger for presenting work, Survey Monkey for research, Google for general research, Twitter and Facebook for sharing work, SlideShare for presenting written work, Word and PowerPoint for documentation, YouTube for research and sharing videos, Adobe Photoshop and Premiere for design and video editing, and a DSLR camera for video production.
Question 3
The student learned several things from audience feedback on their music video, digi-pak, and album advert:
1) Effort put into editing style, use of colors, and creating meaning with visual elements makes a significant difference in how smoothly elements flow and are received.
2) Keeping storylines simple but attention-grabbing is effective, and more/longer shots of the band are desired for detail.
3) Clear labeling of information like band name and album title leaves a strong first impression.
4) Maintaining a consistent "house style" with fonts, colors, etc. links related materials and strengthens their impact and ability to advertise effectively.
Question 2
The digi-pak and music video were effectively connected through their shared color schemes. This helped audiences subconsciously link the two products. Additionally, the album advert and digi-pak followed conventions by using consistent branding, further connecting the ancillary texts. A grey scale color scheme was used across all three media products to convey themes of rebellion, simplicity, and raw music associated with indie rock. While most connections were strong, the album advert could have more directly linked to the music video by including band images, and inconsistency in the "download on iTunes" logo weakened the connection between the two ancillary texts. Overall, the main product and ancillary texts were largely effectively combined through shared visual elements, themes,
Uploaded albums fronts anaysis real
This document discusses plans and research for designing a digipak album cover. It notes that digipaks typically include the artist name and album title prominently on the front to identify the music. Research showed that digipaks also commonly list contents to inform listeners what is included. The design should reflect the style of music through colors, images, and fonts used. Simplistic designs without excessive colors or images are popular for indie and rock music.
Story board analysis
The story board document details some changes made to an indie rock music video. It was decided to add a shot of the band entering the studio to follow conventions. Shots of the drummer had to be changed to other band members due to difficulties finding someone to play the drummer. Some location issues also arose, forcing a change from a shot of a painter outside to a shot of him looking out a window, though this was felt to better fit the video's storyline.
Music video analysis
The black and white music video conveys a sense of nostalgia and memory related to the song's lyrics about a relationship ending. While it references the lyrical theme, it does not directly illustrate the narrative. It has an expressionistic, indie style with simple, black and white imagery. The video follows conventions like focusing on the lead singer and including shots of the band playing their instruments to look skilled, engaging the audience and enhancing their image. It also connects visuals to the music through slow motion shots emphasizing lyrics.
Locations
The document discusses potential locations for filming artist and band scenes. For the artist scenes, an office-style flat was chosen that had space to freely paint and fit the aesthetic. A block of offices was found in York with a simple exterior and interior suitable for painting. For the band scenes, a photography studio was selected that could be set up similarly to the studio in a reference music video.
Album advert anaysis
The document analyzes conventions used in album advertisement designs. It notes that effective ads prominently display the artist/album name at the top to immediately capture attention. They also include information like popular singles, release date, and purchase options to persuade audiences. Following conventions like bold colors, house style text/logos, and including websites helps ads look professional and familiar to fans. The document suggests an advertisement for an indie band should use a simpler, less bright design suited to that genre's target audience.
Props, Costume, Equipment and Filming/ Photography Plans
This document outlines the props, costumes, equipment, and filming plans for a music video. It details that the band members will wear typical indie costumes of dark jeans, plain tops, and boots. The artist character will wear baggy jeans, canvas shoes, and a flannel shirt. Equipment includes cameras, microphones, and musical instruments. Filming plans include still shots of the band playing, individual portraits, and shots replicating scenes from the inspiration film where an artist throws paint at canvases. Filming locations are a photography studio for band shots and an art building in York with a rooftop.
Prop and costume and photog and equipment plan
This document outlines the props, costumes, equipment, and photography plans for a music video. It details that the band members will wear typical indie costumes of dark jeans, plain tops, and jackets. The artist will wear baggy jeans, canvas shoes, and a flannel shirt. Photography of the band will include still shots during filming and singular portraits. Additional still shots of the artist and music video scenes will be used for promotion and bonus materials. Photography locations will include the studio, streets of York, and an art building where the artist can throw paint at canvases.
Shooting schedule real
This document outlines the shooting schedule for a music video for the band The Crookes. It details 43 shots over 2 shoot days on December 15th and 17th in York, England. Locations include city streets, an office building, photography studio, and rooftop. The shots include silhouettes of buildings, the painter running and working on a mural, and band performance shots to accompany the song. Contact details are provided for the crew of 5 and equipment includes a Canon 650D DSLR and tripod.
Shooting schedule
This document outlines the shooting schedule for a music video for the band The Crookes. It details 43 shots over 2 shooting days. Shots include silhouette shots of buildings, the painter running through the city and into a building, close-ups of painting and of the band singing and playing music. The schedule synchronizes shots of the painter creating an abstract piece of art with shots of the band performing, portraying the song inspiring the painter's work. It concludes with shots of the finished painting and band finishing their performance.
Music Video Analysis The Crookes
The document discusses several characteristics common in indie music videos, as seen in the music video for the song "Afterglow." It notes that the video features a live performance, was filmed on a low budget in a studio, and uses many close-ups of the band members. This creates a sense of authenticity and promotes the artist. The black and white filming gives the video a vintage feel, as do the band members' vintage clothes. The editing also corresponds to the beats and slowing tempo of the song. Overall, the video incorporates several conventions discussed by Andrew Goodwin that are typical of indie music video genres.
Music video analysis the wombats
This document analyzes the music video for the song "Jump Into the Fog" by the band The Wombats. It discusses several conventions used in the music video including taking literal interpretations of the song's lyrics through imagery like fog and a hotel setting. Red coloring is used frequently to convey passion, especially when filming the band performing. Common conventions for indie rock music videos are represented, such as showing the band playing their instruments to demonstrate their musical abilities. The document also discusses theories around gender representation in media, such as the sexualization of women for male audiences and portraying men as actively doing or being something. Close-ups of band members are used consistently to heighten their celebrity status in keeping with record label demands.
Interview analysis powerpoint
The document summarizes interviews conducted with 3 people (Alex, Charlotte, and Patrick) about what they look for in music videos. All three subjects said they typically watch music videos on YouTube. They also indicated they do not enjoy narratives before or after songs in music videos and prefer the video to get straight to the music. Two subjects thought the music itself was more important than the music video in determining a song's popularity. All three enjoyed indie music like most survey respondents. Two liked live performances and narratives in videos, while the third preferred visually pleasing videos.
Music magazine survey analysis
The survey analyzed responses from people about their music preferences and magazine buying habits. It found that 92% of respondents were ages 15-24, 65% were female, and over half listened to rock music. The most popular previously purchased magazine was NME. Respondents were split on whether magazine prices are reasonable. Most agreed they would be more likely to buy a magazine that included a freebie like a CD or poster. This information will help the author design a magazine that appeals to younger music fans.
Media Evaluation Question 7
My preliminary task was significantly different from my finished product, showing how much I have progressed. I started with an initial attempt and improved it into a completed work, demonstrating growth in my skills and abilities.
Media Evaluation Question 6
I learned to use various programs and websites to research and create my magazine. These programs included tools for research and design of the magazine. The process taught me new skills in creating a media product.
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◇面对父母的压力，希望尽快拿到；
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◇回国时间很长，忘记办理；
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◇企事业单位必须要求办理的
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◇申请留学生创业基金
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三.真实教育部学历学位认证（教育部存档！教育部留服网站永久可查）
四.办理各国各大学文凭(一对一专业服务,可全程监控跟踪进度)
如果您处于以下几种情况：
◇在校期间，因各种原因未能顺利毕业……拿不到官方毕业证【微信：176555708】
◇面对父母的压力，希望尽快拿到；
◇不清楚认证流程以及材料该如何准备；
◇回国时间很长，忘记办理；
◇回国马上就要找工作，办给用人单位看；
◇企事业单位必须要求办理的
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◇申请留学生创业基金
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