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This media pack describes a magazine called DOWNLOAD that is published every 4 weeks with a cover price of £1.99 aimed at students and workers aged 16-21. It has a predominantly ABC1 social class readership that is 68% female. The typical reader enjoys pop music, shopping, beauty/fashion, and celebrity gossip. The magazine provides information on new artists, celebrity news and gossip, and music events.
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The document discusses how a media product represents social groups. It summarizes that young people are often portrayed negatively in the media, as violent and reckless, and that the magazine aims to appeal to this demographic. Specifically, the magazine features rock music content, as this genre is often experimented with by teenagers. While the target audience includes both males and females, rock music is typically associated more with males. The magazine does not target specific social groups but rather aims to please all teenagers interested in rock music. It includes rebellious content like an interview about a band fight that would interest its young readership.
Question 4
My media product is a music magazine called A.M.P. aimed at 16-24 year olds interested in indie/alternative music. The magazine features women in the music industry to appeal more to female readers. The target audience would be in socioeconomic groups C, D and E, enjoy going to concerts and festivals, and identifying as "explorers" or "reformers" interested in discovering new music. A secondary audience would be older indie fans aged 26-34 in socioeconomic groups B, C1 and C2, still passionate about music and attending live shows.
Question 4: How does your media product represent particular social group?
FUSION magazine targets young women aged 16-30 who are avid lovers of R&B music. The magazine was created to fill a gap in the market for R&B fans who want information about artists beyond gossip. While the first issue focused on this target audience, future issues will feature more diversity. Visual elements like the masthead and photos of artists in fashionable clothing appeal to readers interested in R&B music and fashion. Giveaways for concerts and festivals are also included to attract the target audience of young R&B fans.
Q.4
The target audience for the magazine is young adults aged 18-35 who enjoy classical rock music, as well as older adults aged 35-45 who listened to this genre when they were younger. The magazine aims to provide news and information about developments in classical rock music to readers who have a passion for music and do not want gossip or unsourced stories. The intended readership is in social classes ABC1, representing lower to upper middle class individuals who can afford the £3.50 price point and have disposable income to spend on magazines.
Magazine pitch
The magazine pitch proposes a monthly magazine aimed at teenagers and young adults between 15-24 years old who enjoy indie and rock music. The magazine will focus on new and emerging rock music, filling a gap in existing magazines that only focus on rock or indie separately. It will include interviews with band members, music reviews and coverage of recent music events and festivals through photographs, highlights and festival tips. The magazine style targets "indie-rock chicks" with a personal feel including many photographs and quotes.
Question 4 media
My media product is a music magazine called A.M.P. that focuses on women in the indie music industry. The target audience is men and women aged 16 to 24 who enjoy discovering new indie music, going to concerts and festivals, and have an intellectual interest in alternative genres. The secondary audience includes men and women aged 26 to 34 who still listen to indie music and attend live shows.
Q4
The target audience for "That's Rock!" magazine is teenagers aged 15-30, appealing to both males and females equally. It aims to attract younger rock fans while also including content for older rock bands. The intended reader profile is someone like 16-year old Yvonne, who enjoys music, social media, and plans to become a tattoo artist, representing the magazine's target demographic.
4.proposal
This proposal is for a music magazine called "Ur Music" targeted at teenagers and young adults aged 15-24. The magazine will inform readers about unknown and local artists, how to see them live, popular music genres, and general music culture updates. Specific content will include artist profiles, concert listings locally and abroad, and a poster with tour dates. The purpose is to both entertain and educate the target audience about past and present music styles through showcasing new artists and paying tribute to influences. While some punk content could potentially offend younger viewers, there will be no explicit age restriction but a note about provocative content. The magazine aims to stand out from others by providing exclusive event information and coverage not found elsewhere.
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Question 2 ev
The document discusses how a media product represents social groups. It summarizes that young people are often portrayed negatively in the media, as violent and reckless, and that the magazine aims to appeal to this demographic. Specifically, the magazine features rock music content, as this genre is often experimented with by teenagers. While the target audience includes both males and females, rock music is typically associated more with males. The magazine does not target specific social groups but rather aims to please all teenagers interested in rock music. It includes rebellious content like an interview about a band fight that would interest its young readership.
Question 4
My media product is a music magazine called A.M.P. aimed at 16-24 year olds interested in indie/alternative music. The magazine features women in the music industry to appeal more to female readers. The target audience would be in socioeconomic groups C, D and E, enjoy going to concerts and festivals, and identifying as "explorers" or "reformers" interested in discovering new music. A secondary audience would be older indie fans aged 26-34 in socioeconomic groups B, C1 and C2, still passionate about music and attending live shows.
Question 4: How does your media product represent particular social group?
FUSION magazine targets young women aged 16-30 who are avid lovers of R&B music. The magazine was created to fill a gap in the market for R&B fans who want information about artists beyond gossip. While the first issue focused on this target audience, future issues will feature more diversity. Visual elements like the masthead and photos of artists in fashionable clothing appeal to readers interested in R&B music and fashion. Giveaways for concerts and festivals are also included to attract the target audience of young R&B fans.
Q.4
The target audience for the magazine is young adults aged 18-35 who enjoy classical rock music, as well as older adults aged 35-45 who listened to this genre when they were younger. The magazine aims to provide news and information about developments in classical rock music to readers who have a passion for music and do not want gossip or unsourced stories. The intended readership is in social classes ABC1, representing lower to upper middle class individuals who can afford the £3.50 price point and have disposable income to spend on magazines.
Magazine pitch
The magazine pitch proposes a monthly magazine aimed at teenagers and young adults between 15-24 years old who enjoy indie and rock music. The magazine will focus on new and emerging rock music, filling a gap in existing magazines that only focus on rock or indie separately. It will include interviews with band members, music reviews and coverage of recent music events and festivals through photographs, highlights and festival tips. The magazine style targets "indie-rock chicks" with a personal feel including many photographs and quotes.
Question 4 media
My media product is a music magazine called A.M.P. that focuses on women in the indie music industry. The target audience is men and women aged 16 to 24 who enjoy discovering new indie music, going to concerts and festivals, and have an intellectual interest in alternative genres. The secondary audience includes men and women aged 26 to 34 who still listen to indie music and attend live shows.
Q4
The target audience for "That's Rock!" magazine is teenagers aged 15-30, appealing to both males and females equally. It aims to attract younger rock fans while also including content for older rock bands. The intended reader profile is someone like 16-year old Yvonne, who enjoys music, social media, and plans to become a tattoo artist, representing the magazine's target demographic.
4.proposal
This proposal is for a music magazine called "Ur Music" targeted at teenagers and young adults aged 15-24. The magazine will inform readers about unknown and local artists, how to see them live, popular music genres, and general music culture updates. Specific content will include artist profiles, concert listings locally and abroad, and a poster with tour dates. The purpose is to both entertain and educate the target audience about past and present music styles through showcasing new artists and paying tribute to influences. While some punk content could potentially offend younger viewers, there will be no explicit age restriction but a note about provocative content. The magazine aims to stand out from others by providing exclusive event information and coverage not found elsewhere.
Ev
The target audience for this media product would be:
1) Mostly male students interested in music charts and social events.
2) Musicians and producers who want insight into how other artists gained fame.
3) Entertainment lovers interested in music, films, technology, and concerts.
4) Those who regularly purchase new technologies, albums, and go to the cinema.
5) The target audience would be interested in brands and clothes worn by musicians.
Audience
This document discusses the target audiences for a new rock music magazine. The primary audience will be teenagers and young adults interested in rock music, artists, and concerts. A secondary audience may be older people also interested in rock music news. The magazine is likely to attract more male than female readers given that rock music appeals more to males, but coverage of attractive young artists could increase sales among females as well.
The cure’s audience
The document discusses the target audience of a music magazine called "The Cure". The target audience is male students aged 16-24 who are interested in music, having fun, and their studies. The simple design and focus on younger artists appeals to this audience. However, some in the older age range of 21-24 found the magazine too simplistic and focused on younger audiences. They felt it did not appeal as much to their demographic.
My music audience in relation to other music magazines
The target audience for the music magazine is dedicated hard rock and metal fans ages 25-40. The magazine's more subdued color palette and concise articles about many artists indicates it is aimed at mature fans rather than casual listeners. A secondary audience of teenagers and young adults may also be interested due to the dark imagery and coverage of newer artists. The magazine targets both male and female readers but primarily men.
Question 4 Eval(Media 1D)
The target audience for the media product is 15-24 year olds from middle to lower-middle class backgrounds who have interests in rock and metal music. They would be looking for a music magazine that profiles up-and-coming bands, provides news and updates from the music world, and offers something different from other magazines to loyal and niche readers interested in rock and metal genres.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the media product is ages 16+ and primarily female (80%). Research showed that rock, pop, and alternative genres were most popular. The magazine aims to appeal to this female audience with articles while maintaining a gender-neutral design with neutral colors. It features both pop and subgenres of rock, pop, and alternative through conventions and images. Potential buyers include students ages 16-17 who enjoy genres featured in the magazine and have part-time jobs, making the affordable magazine accessible. Research profiles specific potential buyers and indicates the magazine would appeal due to their interests in the chosen genres.
Audience profile
The target audience for the new rock magazine is 15-45 years old and will appeal equally to males and females. Most of the consumers will be students or unemployed, so the magazine needs to be reasonably priced between £1-£2.99. According to uses and gratifications theory, readers will use the magazine as escapism and for its ability to relate to their personal experiences through song lyrics. Maslow's hierarchy of needs also applies as readers can feel a sense of belonging to the rock genre and esteem from keeping up with trends in rock fashion featured in the magazine. Common stereotypes of consumers are expected to be indy, emo/goth youth who engage in manual or creative work.
Final proposal
The document discusses plans for a new rock music magazine called Unplugged. It will be published monthly and focus on the rock genre. The magazine aims to promote individuality and acceptance within the rock community. It will include articles on concerts, interviews, and CDs to attract both new and experienced fans. The target audience is teenagers and young adults who can't afford weekly magazines. Color schemes and cover items like posters and vouchers will be used to attract readers. The first cover will feature the indie rock band Fields of Glass and their lead singer Brooklynn.
Proposal
The proposed music magazine is called "URBAN TRACKS" and will focus on urban music genres like rap and R&B. It will be published monthly to provide the latest news each month. The magazine will promote equal rights and present artists as stylish, unique, independent, and hardworking. The target audience is 16-22 year olds interested in urban music and fashion. The magazine content will include articles on artists and music awards based on rap and R&B genres.
Audience Profile
The target audience for a new hip-hop/rap magazine would primarily be males ages 16-30, especially those of black ethnicity, as covers typically feature black male rappers. However, the genre has grown more mainstream and appeals to multiethnic readers across classes. According to uses and gratifications theory, readers may use the magazine for personal identification with issues raised in the music, while Maslow's hierarchy suggests they fulfill needs of self-actualization through the magazine's influence on their social lives and self-expression. While stereotypically thought to target young black males, hip-hop/rap's widespread popularity means it appeals to a diverse audience across demographics.
Question 2: How does your media product represent particular social groups?
This media product represents the social groups of 16-22 year olds, such as college and university students as well as young apprentices and workers. It focuses on music lovers who enjoy alternative rock styles. The front cover features an image meant to represent this target age range and social group, showing a calm and relaxed performer dressed casually to portray the relaxed nature of these social groups.
Audiences for wireless magazine
This document outlines three target audience types for a proposed music magazine called Wireless. Audience 1 is a 20-year old university student part-time chef who would be interested in artists featured prominently on the cover and affordable price. Audience 2 is a 16-year old A-level student part-time café worker who prefers long informative articles and a color scheme using pastels and vibrancy. Audience 3 is a 17-year old college student sales assistant who is interested in top music charts and spending time on social media, so the magazine should have a strong online presence.
Audience profile media
The target audience for a rock music magazine includes both males and females of various ages. Younger audiences like teenagers aged 17-18 prefer high tempo music, while older audiences aged 40+ enjoy classic rock from their childhood. The magazine aims its content and pricing at socioeconomic group C1, who will appreciate inexpensive prices due to economic challenges like debt. The magazine also aims to fulfill readers' needs for entertainment, education, social interaction, and personal growth through its coverage of the rock music genre and industry according to uses and gratifications and Maslow's hierarchy of needs theories. Stereotypical readers include traditional men and women seeking individual identities through the magazine's unique focus on rock music.
Eavluation q3
The target audience for the magazine is 12- to 16-year-old teenagers because they are more interested in pop music and artists' lives. Teenagers are likely to enjoy reading interviews, information, and gossip about their favorite pop stars in the magazine. This age group was also selected because the planned £2.50 price point would be affordable for teenagers.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the magazine is young adults aged 16-30, primarily males, as hip hop culture started male-dominated. They would likely listen to alternative hip hop, which has more variety. Setting the price slightly lower than competitors attracted a wider age range of 16-30. Sample audience profiles include 18-year old Bethany who likes R&B/hip hop and 19-year old Anthony who enjoys hip hop, football, and dance. Both listen to Choice FM, showing it's known for urban music.
Survey Monkey Results
- A survey was conducted to help design a new rap music magazine.
- The majority of survey respondents were male, aged 15-20, fitting stereotypes of the target audience.
- Nearly half of respondents said the most important feature on the magazine cover was a large main image.
Draft layout transistion
This magazine contains several headings with smaller descriptive text below them. The final section is titled "School News!" and likely contains updates and information related to school activities, events, or announcements. In a brief 3 sentence format, the summary highlights the document structure and key topic of "School News".
Magazine FRONT COVER
The document appears to be an issue number of some kind dated January 1st, 2014. It contains no other information beyond the title "Issue 1!" and the date "1.01.14" so a 3 sentence summary is not possible given the limited information provided.
Homework 2
Bauer Media Group is a large European media company founded in 1875 that owns numerous magazines, radio stations, and TV channels across the world. It acquired Q Magazine and other brands and owns a 50% stake in Box Television, a British TV company that produces popular music channels including 4Music, The Box, Heat, Kerrang!, Kiss, Magic, and Smash Hits. Q Magazine started as a monthly UK music magazine and has expanded into radio and TV focusing on indie, rock, and alternative music and also hosts annual Q Awards.
Target audience appeal
This magazine appeals to its target audience of 16-26 year olds through its use of language, images, colors and content. The language uses informal terms that would appeal to younger readers, and discusses popular artists and current music trends. Images feature fashionable, young artists posed in cool ways. Colors are bright and modern. The content focuses on new and popular artists, music reviews, and topics related to gaming and technology that target younger demographics.
Feedback on front page, contents and double page spread.
The document contains feedback from surveys on the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine. For the front cover, feedback indicated that people liked the colors, fonts, and images but one image looked out of place and a wider range of fonts was needed. The front cover was rated 7-8 out of 10. For the contents page, feedback said to add backgrounds to images and find another cover image as feedback also rated it 7 out of 10. For the double page spread, feedback said the blue color was out of place but overall it was rated 7-10 out of 10.
Research into music magazines
This document summarizes and compares three music magazines: NME, Vibe, and Top of the Pops. NME focuses on rock, indie, and alternative music, as evidenced by the artists featured and bold font styles. It targets working-class men aged 17-30 and includes interviews, festival reviews, and information on upcoming events. Vibe's genre is R&B and hip hop, shown through artists like Ed Sheeran and content about Michael Jackson. It targets people aged 18-24 interested in these genres. Top of the Pops focuses on pop music, seen from artists like Selena Gomez and colorful fonts. It targets girls aged 11-15 and includes articles on bands like 5 Seconds of
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The target audience for this media product would be:
1) Mostly male students interested in music charts and social events.
2) Musicians and producers who want insight into how other artists gained fame.
3) Entertainment lovers interested in music, films, technology, and concerts.
4) Those who regularly purchase new technologies, albums, and go to the cinema.
5) The target audience would be interested in brands and clothes worn by musicians.
Audience
This document discusses the target audiences for a new rock music magazine. The primary audience will be teenagers and young adults interested in rock music, artists, and concerts. A secondary audience may be older people also interested in rock music news. The magazine is likely to attract more male than female readers given that rock music appeals more to males, but coverage of attractive young artists could increase sales among females as well.
The cure’s audience
The document discusses the target audience of a music magazine called "The Cure". The target audience is male students aged 16-24 who are interested in music, having fun, and their studies. The simple design and focus on younger artists appeals to this audience. However, some in the older age range of 21-24 found the magazine too simplistic and focused on younger audiences. They felt it did not appeal as much to their demographic.
My music audience in relation to other music magazines
The target audience for the music magazine is dedicated hard rock and metal fans ages 25-40. The magazine's more subdued color palette and concise articles about many artists indicates it is aimed at mature fans rather than casual listeners. A secondary audience of teenagers and young adults may also be interested due to the dark imagery and coverage of newer artists. The magazine targets both male and female readers but primarily men.
Question 4 Eval(Media 1D)
The target audience for the media product is 15-24 year olds from middle to lower-middle class backgrounds who have interests in rock and metal music. They would be looking for a music magazine that profiles up-and-coming bands, provides news and updates from the music world, and offers something different from other magazines to loyal and niche readers interested in rock and metal genres.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the media product is ages 16+ and primarily female (80%). Research showed that rock, pop, and alternative genres were most popular. The magazine aims to appeal to this female audience with articles while maintaining a gender-neutral design with neutral colors. It features both pop and subgenres of rock, pop, and alternative through conventions and images. Potential buyers include students ages 16-17 who enjoy genres featured in the magazine and have part-time jobs, making the affordable magazine accessible. Research profiles specific potential buyers and indicates the magazine would appeal due to their interests in the chosen genres.
Audience profile
The target audience for the new rock magazine is 15-45 years old and will appeal equally to males and females. Most of the consumers will be students or unemployed, so the magazine needs to be reasonably priced between £1-£2.99. According to uses and gratifications theory, readers will use the magazine as escapism and for its ability to relate to their personal experiences through song lyrics. Maslow's hierarchy of needs also applies as readers can feel a sense of belonging to the rock genre and esteem from keeping up with trends in rock fashion featured in the magazine. Common stereotypes of consumers are expected to be indy, emo/goth youth who engage in manual or creative work.
Final proposal
The document discusses plans for a new rock music magazine called Unplugged. It will be published monthly and focus on the rock genre. The magazine aims to promote individuality and acceptance within the rock community. It will include articles on concerts, interviews, and CDs to attract both new and experienced fans. The target audience is teenagers and young adults who can't afford weekly magazines. Color schemes and cover items like posters and vouchers will be used to attract readers. The first cover will feature the indie rock band Fields of Glass and their lead singer Brooklynn.
Proposal
The proposed music magazine is called "URBAN TRACKS" and will focus on urban music genres like rap and R&B. It will be published monthly to provide the latest news each month. The magazine will promote equal rights and present artists as stylish, unique, independent, and hardworking. The target audience is 16-22 year olds interested in urban music and fashion. The magazine content will include articles on artists and music awards based on rap and R&B genres.
Audience Profile
The target audience for a new hip-hop/rap magazine would primarily be males ages 16-30, especially those of black ethnicity, as covers typically feature black male rappers. However, the genre has grown more mainstream and appeals to multiethnic readers across classes. According to uses and gratifications theory, readers may use the magazine for personal identification with issues raised in the music, while Maslow's hierarchy suggests they fulfill needs of self-actualization through the magazine's influence on their social lives and self-expression. While stereotypically thought to target young black males, hip-hop/rap's widespread popularity means it appeals to a diverse audience across demographics.
Question 2: How does your media product represent particular social groups?
This media product represents the social groups of 16-22 year olds, such as college and university students as well as young apprentices and workers. It focuses on music lovers who enjoy alternative rock styles. The front cover features an image meant to represent this target age range and social group, showing a calm and relaxed performer dressed casually to portray the relaxed nature of these social groups.
Audiences for wireless magazine
This document outlines three target audience types for a proposed music magazine called Wireless. Audience 1 is a 20-year old university student part-time chef who would be interested in artists featured prominently on the cover and affordable price. Audience 2 is a 16-year old A-level student part-time café worker who prefers long informative articles and a color scheme using pastels and vibrancy. Audience 3 is a 17-year old college student sales assistant who is interested in top music charts and spending time on social media, so the magazine should have a strong online presence.
Audience profile media
The target audience for a rock music magazine includes both males and females of various ages. Younger audiences like teenagers aged 17-18 prefer high tempo music, while older audiences aged 40+ enjoy classic rock from their childhood. The magazine aims its content and pricing at socioeconomic group C1, who will appreciate inexpensive prices due to economic challenges like debt. The magazine also aims to fulfill readers' needs for entertainment, education, social interaction, and personal growth through its coverage of the rock music genre and industry according to uses and gratifications and Maslow's hierarchy of needs theories. Stereotypical readers include traditional men and women seeking individual identities through the magazine's unique focus on rock music.
Eavluation q3
The target audience for the magazine is 12- to 16-year-old teenagers because they are more interested in pop music and artists' lives. Teenagers are likely to enjoy reading interviews, information, and gossip about their favorite pop stars in the magazine. This age group was also selected because the planned £2.50 price point would be affordable for teenagers.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the magazine is young adults aged 16-30, primarily males, as hip hop culture started male-dominated. They would likely listen to alternative hip hop, which has more variety. Setting the price slightly lower than competitors attracted a wider age range of 16-30. Sample audience profiles include 18-year old Bethany who likes R&B/hip hop and 19-year old Anthony who enjoys hip hop, football, and dance. Both listen to Choice FM, showing it's known for urban music.
Survey Monkey Results
- A survey was conducted to help design a new rap music magazine.
- The majority of survey respondents were male, aged 15-20, fitting stereotypes of the target audience.
- Nearly half of respondents said the most important feature on the magazine cover was a large main image.
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Question 2: How does your media product represent particular social groups?
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Draft layout transistion
This magazine contains several headings with smaller descriptive text below them. The final section is titled "School News!" and likely contains updates and information related to school activities, events, or announcements. In a brief 3 sentence format, the summary highlights the document structure and key topic of "School News".
Magazine FRONT COVER
The document appears to be an issue number of some kind dated January 1st, 2014. It contains no other information beyond the title "Issue 1!" and the date "1.01.14" so a 3 sentence summary is not possible given the limited information provided.
Homework 2
Bauer Media Group is a large European media company founded in 1875 that owns numerous magazines, radio stations, and TV channels across the world. It acquired Q Magazine and other brands and owns a 50% stake in Box Television, a British TV company that produces popular music channels including 4Music, The Box, Heat, Kerrang!, Kiss, Magic, and Smash Hits. Q Magazine started as a monthly UK music magazine and has expanded into radio and TV focusing on indie, rock, and alternative music and also hosts annual Q Awards.
Target audience appeal
This magazine appeals to its target audience of 16-26 year olds through its use of language, images, colors and content. The language uses informal terms that would appeal to younger readers, and discusses popular artists and current music trends. Images feature fashionable, young artists posed in cool ways. Colors are bright and modern. The content focuses on new and popular artists, music reviews, and topics related to gaming and technology that target younger demographics.
Feedback on front page, contents and double page spread.
The document contains feedback from surveys on the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine. For the front cover, feedback indicated that people liked the colors, fonts, and images but one image looked out of place and a wider range of fonts was needed. The front cover was rated 7-8 out of 10. For the contents page, feedback said to add backgrounds to images and find another cover image as feedback also rated it 7 out of 10. For the double page spread, feedback said the blue color was out of place but overall it was rated 7-10 out of 10.
Research into music magazines
This document summarizes and compares three music magazines: NME, Vibe, and Top of the Pops. NME focuses on rock, indie, and alternative music, as evidenced by the artists featured and bold font styles. It targets working-class men aged 17-30 and includes interviews, festival reviews, and information on upcoming events. Vibe's genre is R&B and hip hop, shown through artists like Ed Sheeran and content about Michael Jackson. It targets people aged 18-24 interested in these genres. Top of the Pops focuses on pop music, seen from artists like Selena Gomez and colorful fonts. It targets girls aged 11-15 and includes articles on bands like 5 Seconds of
Production ideas 1
This document provides potential name ideas and themes for a music production. It lists 12 name ideas centered around music themes like "LISTEN", "HITS", and "REMIX". It also includes a mood board section with suggested visual elements to establish a fun, youthful atmosphere through bright colors, loom bands, posters, reviews, gossip, and fashion.
Task 9 audience research summary
The document summarizes the findings of an audience research focus group interview about preferences for a pop music magazine. Participants felt the magazine cover should use bold colors, fun fonts, and interesting pictures to stand out. They expected the magazine to include gossip, reviews, interviews, tour dates and information about popular and upcoming artists. Participants liked the famous artists featured on the cover and ordered layout but felt the cover image was too dull. They preferred brighter colors, more colorful and standout images of popular artists, and funky, easy to read fonts to match the pop genre.
Homework 1 media
The document summarizes the main sections and content of a Q Magazine issue, including articles on various artists, photos of artists, posters, tour dates, album reviews, upcoming shows, and a monthly competition. It also lists the artists and bands featured in the magazine, such as Lady Gaga, David Bowie, and The Rolling Stones. Finally, it outlines the types of products advertised, including new albums, concerts, alcohol, hair products, and storage solutions.
Front cover draft feedback
People who reviewed the magazine front cover draft provided feedback. They thought the images looked good but recommended adding more text on the left side. Respondents also suggested using a wider variety of brighter colors for the fonts. Overall, the feedback indicated making the cover more colorful, varied, and interesting by adding additional images and text.
Survey results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about the target audience for a pop magazine. It found that the primary audience is 13-16 year olds, but 17-20 and 21+ are also interested. Females are the main readers. The interests of the audience include sports, music, reading, blogging, films, and drugs. To attract readers, the magazine should include good celebrity stories and articles, a prominent cover image, and a mix of serif and sans serif fonts. It should also feature popular celebrities, relevant artists, upcoming bands, and behind-the-scenes photos.
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The document discusses conventions used in movie posters and magazine covers. Some key conventions mentioned include:
1) The movie title is always the largest text to clearly identify the film.
2) Movie posters often use white text/background for contrast and visibility.
3) Horror posters commonly feature close-up or mid-shot facial images to showcase expressions.
4) Magazines consistently place the masthead as the largest text for brand recognition.
5) Both use prominent central images and text to attract attention and promote featured films/stories.
Risk assessment
The document discusses potential risks associated with filming at different locations and recommendations for overcoming those risks. It identifies locations such as houses, a mall, abandoned warehouse, park, street, and field/forest. Common risks mentioned across locations include tripping over equipment like tripods and cables, people or vehicles interfering with filming, and hazardous objects or conditions in certain areas. The recommendations generally involve being aware of surroundings, properly securing equipment, clearing areas for filming, and having precautions for low-light situations.
Production plan
This document contains a production schedule listing various locations, personnel, costumes, and equipment for filming scenes on October 13th. Locations included Mollie's house, Holly's house, an abandoned warehouse, a park, and a house. Characters included Mollie, Holly, Olivia, Frank, Charlotte, Kelly, and Emma Nolan. Equipment for filming at each location consisted of cameras, tripods, and props appropriate for the scene like casual clothing, boilersuits, ropes, duct tape, phones, knives, and a fake gun.
Pitch feedback
The document provides feedback from a survey on a film pitch. The feedback indicates that the pitch had some text but the ideas were clear. Suggestions are made to highlight key points and make it clearer how the film appeals to audiences. Most respondents said they would change nothing about the pitch but one wanted to know how the film will stand out. The characters were liked except by one respondent, so some character edits may be needed. All agreed the chosen film institution was a good fit and that the film would be successful.
Shot list
The document outlines the shots planned for a film scene involving the kidnapping of Holly. It begins with establishing shots of Holly's house and her being watched by an unknown person. Holly is then kidnapped from her bedroom at night and taken to an abandoned warehouse. Subsequent shots show Holly's friends receiving messages about her kidnapping and Kelly cutting her finger in response. The document then outlines shots of Charlotte pointing a gun at Frank on the street and Holly still being held in the warehouse. It concludes with shots of Mollie running through fields towards the warehouse while being watched by the kidnapper.
Script
1) Holly is kidnapped from her home and taken to an abandoned warehouse, where she is bound and beaten.
2) Holly's friends receive demands and threats from her kidnapper to complete tasks over 48 hours to earn clues to find her.
3) As the friends struggle with their tasks, one friend discovers a clue that Holly is in the Screaming Woods, leading her there to search for Holly while being watched by the kidnapper.
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