The document outlines plans for a magazine called "Future Prod" about up-and-coming music producers. It will include interviews, exclusive images, artists' pasts and new releases. The target audience is people aged 16-35. It will have 32 glossy pages and include ads to generate revenue. The magazine will be sold for £4.99 in stores, online, and on devices like Kindle. It will be marketed on social media and through posters/billboards in North London cities.
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2. Purpose
• One of the main things the magazine will provide is a source of education,
you will learn about the upcoming producer and his story so far, there will
be a little bit about his childhood and about his teenage years, you will also
learn about his passion for music and what other hobbies he has.
• In the magazine we will show the producers hard work and resilience.
• The name of our magazine will be Future Prod
3. Form
• There will be 32 pages in the magazine.
• We will be using glossy paper throughout our magazine as we want it to be
the highest quality
• There will be adverts in the magazine which will create a revenue stream
• The price of the magazine will be £4.99, there will be a subscription which
you can get via the website online
4. Genre of the product
• The magazine will not have a specific genre, it is going to be about
existing and upcoming producer’s
5. Content
The content of the magazine will include;
• Interviews
• Exclusive images
• The artists past
• New releases
• The producers plans and goals for the future
6. Target audience
• The primary target audience is people aged 16 to 25
• We also don’t want to promote explicit music to people under 16.
• Our secondary target audience is people aged 26 to 35
7. Resources
The main resources that we will need to make the magazine are:
• Cameras
• tripod to put the camera on
• props and lighting
• Photo editing software
• Printer
8. Personnel
The personnel that we will need to produce the magazine;
• We will need an editor
• A writer
• A photographer
• We will require a set designer to help with the backdrop
9. Distribution
• We will be selling our magazine in newsagents and petrol stations
• We will also be selling the magazine on some e-commerce sites such as
Amazon
• It will also be available electronically on devices like the kindle, iPhone and
android
10. Marketing
• Our main method for marketing our magazine is to promote on social media
platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok and Twitter
• We will also be putting up posters and billboards all over cities in North
London.
11. Font
• We choose this font for the title of our front cover as it is big and bold and it
will stand out
