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Jessica Dunn is pitching a new rap magazine targeted at teenagers and young adults aged 14-25. The magazine will be priced affordably at £3.50 and distributed in shops across North London both physically and digitally online. It will include interviews, articles, and stories about up-and-coming rap artists as well as audience reviews. Jessica plans to market the magazine using social media and differentiate it from competitors by keeping costs low and maintaining a modern, clean design that appeals to her target audience.
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The document outlines a pitch for a new rap magazine. The purpose of the magazine is to provide details about rap artists and the genre of rap music to a global audience. The target audience is males and females ages 14-25 in North London. The magazine will contain interviews, articles, photos, and advertisements about up-and-coming rap artists. It will be distributed in shops throughout North London and marketed through social media platforms. The magazine aims to fill a gap in the rap magazine market with a reasonable price point and bold design to stand out from competitors.
Final presnetation ruby
This document outlines a business plan for a proposed rap magazine called "THATSARAP". The key points are:
1) The magazine will be printed and online, with the printed version costing £4.50 and online subscription costing £3.80 annually.
2) The magazine will focus on the rap genre and provide exclusive interviews, information, and links to music from famous and up-and-coming rap artists.
3) The primary target audience is people ages 14-26 living in north London, to match the distribution plan of selling in newsagents and supermarkets in north London.
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Zaid Masood is proposing a new hip hop and rap magazine called HTZ aimed at teenagers and people in their mid-twenties. HTZ will focus more on fashion than similar magazines like XXL and will be distributed in the UK to cover both American and British artists. The target audience listens to rap and hip hop music and is influenced by fashion trends. HTZ will be distributed through various online and physical channels and will be priced at £1.79 weekly or with a monthly subscription of £5.
Presentation 1 new
The document outlines a proposal for a new rap music magazine called "Rap-up". The magazine will focus on rap artists in North London and feature interviews, reviews of concerts and venues, and profiles of top and up-and-coming artists. It will be distributed through social media, newsagents, supermarkets and buses to target teenagers and young adults aged 14-37. The magazine aims to entertain, influence, and speak out to readers through its coverage of the rap genre and artist profiles.
Task 3 final cut
The document outlines a proposed pop culture magazine that will be available both online and in print. The magazine's target audience is primarily girls aged 12-24, with secondary audiences of females aged 30-45 and males aged 20-45. Key features will include celebrity interviews, quizzes, reviews, how-to articles and posters. The magazine will differentiate itself by including QR codes that link to audio recordings of interviews.
Presentation1
The document outlines a proposal for a new rap music magazine called "THATSARAP". The key points are:
1) The purpose of the magazine is to inform and engage readers about rap music through exclusive interviews and information on upcoming artists in North London.
2) The magazine will be a printed physical form sold at local newsagents for £3.20. It will also have a website with additional content.
3) The target audience is males and females ages 14-26, aiming to attract those from less fortunate classes who can relate to rap lyrics about struggles.
4) The magazine will feature exclusive Q&As and interviews with artists, alongside playlists and more to give readers a full experience
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This document outlines a pitch for a new rap music magazine. It will be published monthly in both print and online formats, with 80-100 pages of content including interviews, articles on up-and-coming artists, and a QR code linking to playlists. The target audience is males and females aged 14-26 across all demographics. It will be priced at £3.50 and distributed in North London shops and supermarkets, with the goal of informing and entertaining readers about the latest rap news and scenes.
Practise Pitch updated
1. The document outlines a proposal for a new pop music magazine called "POP NOW" targeting 12-18 year olds in North London.
2. Key details include that it will be a physical and online magazine costing £3.50, include exclusive interviews and reviews of concerts in local venues.
3. 15% of profits will go to supporting local music venues. It will be distributed in shops and promoted through social media to engage its target audience.
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The document outlines a pitch for a new rap magazine. The purpose of the magazine is to provide details about rap artists and the genre of rap music to a global audience. The target audience is males and females ages 14-25 in North London. The magazine will contain interviews, articles, photos, and advertisements about up-and-coming rap artists. It will be distributed in shops throughout North London and marketed through social media platforms. The magazine aims to fill a gap in the rap magazine market with a reasonable price point and bold design to stand out from competitors.
Final presnetation ruby
This document outlines a business plan for a proposed rap magazine called "THATSARAP". The key points are:
1) The magazine will be printed and online, with the printed version costing £4.50 and online subscription costing £3.80 annually.
2) The magazine will focus on the rap genre and provide exclusive interviews, information, and links to music from famous and up-and-coming rap artists.
3) The primary target audience is people ages 14-26 living in north London, to match the distribution plan of selling in newsagents and supermarkets in north London.
Media presantation
Zaid Masood is proposing a new hip hop and rap magazine called HTZ aimed at teenagers and people in their mid-twenties. HTZ will focus more on fashion than similar magazines like XXL and will be distributed in the UK to cover both American and British artists. The target audience listens to rap and hip hop music and is influenced by fashion trends. HTZ will be distributed through various online and physical channels and will be priced at £1.79 weekly or with a monthly subscription of £5.
Presentation 1 new
The document outlines a proposal for a new rap music magazine called "Rap-up". The magazine will focus on rap artists in North London and feature interviews, reviews of concerts and venues, and profiles of top and up-and-coming artists. It will be distributed through social media, newsagents, supermarkets and buses to target teenagers and young adults aged 14-37. The magazine aims to entertain, influence, and speak out to readers through its coverage of the rap genre and artist profiles.
Task 3 final cut
The document outlines a proposed pop culture magazine that will be available both online and in print. The magazine's target audience is primarily girls aged 12-24, with secondary audiences of females aged 30-45 and males aged 20-45. Key features will include celebrity interviews, quizzes, reviews, how-to articles and posters. The magazine will differentiate itself by including QR codes that link to audio recordings of interviews.
Presentation1
The document outlines a proposal for a new rap music magazine called "THATSARAP". The key points are:
1) The purpose of the magazine is to inform and engage readers about rap music through exclusive interviews and information on upcoming artists in North London.
2) The magazine will be a printed physical form sold at local newsagents for £3.20. It will also have a website with additional content.
3) The target audience is males and females ages 14-26, aiming to attract those from less fortunate classes who can relate to rap lyrics about struggles.
4) The magazine will feature exclusive Q&As and interviews with artists, alongside playlists and more to give readers a full experience
Presentation1 marni norton
This document outlines a pitch for a new rap music magazine. It will be published monthly in both print and online formats, with 80-100 pages of content including interviews, articles on up-and-coming artists, and a QR code linking to playlists. The target audience is males and females aged 14-26 across all demographics. It will be priced at £3.50 and distributed in North London shops and supermarkets, with the goal of informing and entertaining readers about the latest rap news and scenes.
Practise Pitch updated
1. The document outlines a proposal for a new pop music magazine called "POP NOW" targeting 12-18 year olds in North London.
2. Key details include that it will be a physical and online magazine costing £3.50, include exclusive interviews and reviews of concerts in local venues.
3. 15% of profits will go to supporting local music venues. It will be distributed in shops and promoted through social media to engage its target audience.
Original pitch
My magazine aims to promote 1980s rock music to younger audiences in north London. It will take the form of both a print and online magazine with content like artist interviews, biographies, fashion, and music recommendations. The print magazine will be £3.50 and the online version will have a monthly subscription fee. It will target teenagers aged 15-18 and distribute through music venues and social media to gain their attention. The magazine hopes to inspire teens to rediscover rock music through stories and playlists of iconic 1980s rock albums.
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The purpose of the magazine is to inform pop music fans about their favorite artists, new songs, concerts, and up-and-coming artists in North London. The target audience is young people ages 13-17. It will be a glossy, 110-page magazine available both physically and online. The magazine will focus on pop music in North London and give fans a way to directly contact and ask questions of their favorite artists. It will include photos, quizzes, contests and more to entertain readers. The magazine aims to stand out from competitors by allowing direct engagement between artists and fans.
Presentation1 marni norton original
The document outlines a pitch for a rap music magazine that will be available both in print and online. The magazine will focus on informing and entertaining readers about the latest rap news, music, and artists through interviews, articles, photos and competitions. It will target males and females ages 14-26 primarily in urban areas of North London where rap music is popular. The magazine aims to promote and engage readers with the rap genre through its informative and enjoyable content.
2 copy of pop
The document outlines a proposed pop music magazine targeted at teenagers aged 13-17. The magazine will be available both in print and online, with a glossy cover and around 110 pages of content. It will provide information on both established and up-and-coming pop artists in North London, including photos, quizzes, and a chance for readers to ask artists questions. The magazine aims to stand out from competitors by allowing direct engagement with artists. It will be priced affordably and distributed in shops and online, with marketing on social media and radio.
Presentation 1 original
The document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Rap-up" that will focus on the rap genre. It will provide interviews and profiles of up-and-coming and established rap artists to give readers insight into the artists' lives and careers. The magazine will be available both online through a subscription model and in print at stores and newsagents. It aims to appeal to its primary target audience of 14 to 28-year-olds. The creator believes the magazine will help expose new rap talent and give a platform to appreciate the genre.
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Powerpoint task 3 tilly lester new
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3 copy of pop (1.2)
The document outlines a proposed pop music magazine targeted at teenagers aged 13-17. The purpose is to inform fans about their favorite pop artists, new songs, concerts, and up-and-coming artists in North London. It will be a glossy 110-page magazine available both physically and online. Readers can send questions to artists and get responses within days. The price is £2.50 physically and £3.50 monthly for the online subscription. It will include photos, quizzes, ticket giveaways, and top ten lists. The magazine will be distributed in shops and online, and marketed through social media and radio promotion.
Publication plan
The document outlines publication plans for a music magazine called "Slapback with Nina bold font". It will be published weekly and sold for £3.40 in various retail stores to reach its target audience of music fans. The informal magazine style will balance images and text to inform readers about new indie bands, music news/events, and feature articles on popular rock artists through an entertaining yet professional tone. Regular content will include ads, competitions, upcoming music, industry jobs/trips, band photos/updates.
Q4 Who would the audience be for your media product?
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Formal Proposal Media Task 9
The document discusses plans for a new pop music magazine called Icon targeted at females aged 15-18. Research showed this genre and demographic were most popular. The front cover will feature a female artist to appeal to the target audience. It will use pink and black colors and include the magazine title in a large, bold font across the top with the image slightly overlapping. The contents page will continue this color scheme and style with subheadings to make sections easy to find. An editorial will introduce readers to the new magazine in an informal tone. A double page spread will feature an article about the cover artist with a large close-up photo and pulled quote from the text.
Evaluation q4
The document discusses how a proposed hip-hop magazine, Urban Beatz, would target its market demographic. It analyzes factors like age (targeting 16-25 year olds), gender (mainly targeting males), ethnicity (targeting African, Caribbean, and Asian people), region (targeting North East, South East, and West Midlands of England due to large cities with hip-hop culture), and class (originally a working class genre but now targets various classes). Physical ability to read and social class are identified as more important factors than age alone in determining the target audience. An ideal reader is described as a 16-25 year old male classmate interested in hip-hop who regularly buys similar magazines and listens
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The document proposes a new pop music magazine called "POP NOW" targeted at 12-18 year olds in North London. The magazine will feature exclusive interviews, reviews of concerts in local venues, and quizzes/competitions for readers. It will be distributed both physically and online. The purpose is to entertain and inform the target audience about pop music and events while also supporting local music venues. Key aspects that were proposed include the magazine's design, content, distribution plan, and how it differs from existing competitors.
Pop (1)
The document outlines a proposal for a pop music magazine targeted at teenagers aged 13-17. The purpose is to inform fans about their favorite pop artists through articles, photos, quizzes and contests. It will be distributed both physically in shops and online. Marketing will occur through social media and radio to promote the new magazine and attract readers. Competition exists from other pop music magazines, so unique and engaging content will be important.
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This document provides a proposal for a new indie music magazine. The magazine will be published both online and in print, with a focus on indie artists and music scenes in North London. It will include interviews, reviews, charts, and information on concerts. The target audience is teenagers aged 13-19. The magazine will be distributed in North London and cost £4 online or £4.99 in print. It will differentiate itself from competitors by offering a 10% student discount. The proposal includes details on branding, design, personnel needs and a marketing plan.
Front cover question 5
The document discusses how the magazine attracts different audiences through its design elements. The masthead uses a blue color that attracts more males. The main image of a 17-year old girl attracts younger girls and males due to "male gaze theory". The feature article colors of blue and red attract males and both males/females. Banners with social media links attract "tribe wired" audiences. The cover story in red/white attracts both genders while the competition appeals to students and couples. The jazz awards section uses yellow and serif font to attract "mainstreamers" and "funatics" through online voting.
Survey monkey results
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- The majority of respondents were males aged 15-21
- Respondents preferred bright colors for the magazine over black and white
- £1.99 was identified as an appealing price point
- Rock and indie music were the most popular genres
- Informal text, exclusive interviews, and music-related ads were preferred content
Evaluation task 4
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My magazine aims to promote 1980s rock music to younger audiences in north London. It will take the form of both a print and online magazine with content like artist interviews, biographies, fashion, and music recommendations. The print magazine will be £3.50 and the online version will have a monthly subscription fee. It will target teenagers aged 15-18 and distribute through music venues and social media to gain their attention. The magazine hopes to inspire teens to rediscover rock music through stories and playlists of iconic 1980s rock albums.
2 copy of pop (2.1)
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2 copy of pop
The document outlines a proposed pop music magazine targeted at teenagers aged 13-17. The magazine will be available both in print and online, with a glossy cover and around 110 pages of content. It will provide information on both established and up-and-coming pop artists in North London, including photos, quizzes, and a chance for readers to ask artists questions. The magazine aims to stand out from competitors by allowing direct engagement with artists. It will be priced affordably and distributed in shops and online, with marketing on social media and radio.
Presentation 1 original
The document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Rap-up" that will focus on the rap genre. It will provide interviews and profiles of up-and-coming and established rap artists to give readers insight into the artists' lives and careers. The magazine will be available both online through a subscription model and in print at stores and newsagents. It aims to appeal to its primary target audience of 14 to 28-year-olds. The creator believes the magazine will help expose new rap talent and give a platform to appreciate the genre.
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The document discusses plans for a new indie/rock magazine targeting 16-25 year olds. It will focus on new and up-and-coming bands, promoting them through interviews and coverage of their music/live events. The magazine will have a friendly, informal tone to appeal to artists and readers. It will be visually striking with a black, white, and red color scheme and aim to stand out from competitors by being unique, eye-catching, and reasonably priced at £1.50. The creator also plans to have an interactive mobile app and website to provide extra content and make the magazine conveniently accessible online and on phones.
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The document outlines a pitch for a hip-hop magazine that will be available in both print and online. The magazine will entertain and inform readers through articles, interviews, and competitions. It will focus on up-and-coming artists to give talented newcomers exposure. The target audience is primarily 16-35 year olds interested in hip-hop culture. The magazine will be distributed in shops and promoted on social media to reach the intended fan base.
3 copy of pop (1.2)
The document outlines a proposed pop music magazine targeted at teenagers aged 13-17. The purpose is to inform fans about their favorite pop artists, new songs, concerts, and up-and-coming artists in North London. It will be a glossy 110-page magazine available both physically and online. Readers can send questions to artists and get responses within days. The price is £2.50 physically and £3.50 monthly for the online subscription. It will include photos, quizzes, ticket giveaways, and top ten lists. The magazine will be distributed in shops and online, and marketed through social media and radio promotion.
Publication plan
The document outlines publication plans for a music magazine called "Slapback with Nina bold font". It will be published weekly and sold for £3.40 in various retail stores to reach its target audience of music fans. The informal magazine style will balance images and text to inform readers about new indie bands, music news/events, and feature articles on popular rock artists through an entertaining yet professional tone. Regular content will include ads, competitions, upcoming music, industry jobs/trips, band photos/updates.
Q4 Who would the audience be for your media product?
The document summarizes the target audience for a proposed hip hop magazine. The audience would primarily be socioeconomic categories C2-E, representing middle and lower class individuals who could relate to the informal language. Psychographically, the magazine aims at "mainstreamers" who follow popular hip hop artists, as well as "aspirers" who are inspired by stories of success. Demographically, the target age range is 16-25, with a dominant male audience, though females may also be interested through features like the male model on the cover. The intended readership includes suburban youth who could relate to the magazine's content.
Formal Proposal Media Task 9
The document discusses plans for a new pop music magazine called Icon targeted at females aged 15-18. Research showed this genre and demographic were most popular. The front cover will feature a female artist to appeal to the target audience. It will use pink and black colors and include the magazine title in a large, bold font across the top with the image slightly overlapping. The contents page will continue this color scheme and style with subheadings to make sections easy to find. An editorial will introduce readers to the new magazine in an informal tone. A double page spread will feature an article about the cover artist with a large close-up photo and pulled quote from the text.
Evaluation q4
The document discusses how a proposed hip-hop magazine, Urban Beatz, would target its market demographic. It analyzes factors like age (targeting 16-25 year olds), gender (mainly targeting males), ethnicity (targeting African, Caribbean, and Asian people), region (targeting North East, South East, and West Midlands of England due to large cities with hip-hop culture), and class (originally a working class genre but now targets various classes). Physical ability to read and social class are identified as more important factors than age alone in determining the target audience. An ideal reader is described as a 16-25 year old male classmate interested in hip-hop who regularly buys similar magazines and listens
Volume presentation2
The document proposes a new pop music magazine called "POP NOW" targeted at 12-18 year olds in North London. The magazine will feature exclusive interviews, reviews of concerts in local venues, and quizzes/competitions for readers. It will be distributed both physically and online. The purpose is to entertain and inform the target audience about pop music and events while also supporting local music venues. Key aspects that were proposed include the magazine's design, content, distribution plan, and how it differs from existing competitors.
Pop (1)
The document outlines a proposal for a pop music magazine targeted at teenagers aged 13-17. The purpose is to inform fans about their favorite pop artists through articles, photos, quizzes and contests. It will be distributed both physically in shops and online. Marketing will occur through social media and radio to promote the new magazine and attract readers. Competition exists from other pop music magazines, so unique and engaging content will be important.
Proposal 1
The document outlines plans for a new music magazine targeting 16-25 year olds. It will feature modern genres like EDM, rap, house and grime as well as spotlight emerging artists. The magazine will promote concerts and albums through interviews, listings and ads on social media. It will sell for £2.50 per issue or £25 for an annual subscription to be affordable to its young audience.
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This document provides a proposal for a new indie music magazine. The magazine will be published both online and in print, with a focus on indie artists and music scenes in North London. It will include interviews, reviews, charts, and information on concerts. The target audience is teenagers aged 13-19. The magazine will be distributed in North London and cost £4 online or £4.99 in print. It will differentiate itself from competitors by offering a 10% student discount. The proposal includes details on branding, design, personnel needs and a marketing plan.
Front cover question 5
The document discusses how the magazine attracts different audiences through its design elements. The masthead uses a blue color that attracts more males. The main image of a 17-year old girl attracts younger girls and males due to "male gaze theory". The feature article colors of blue and red attract males and both males/females. Banners with social media links attract "tribe wired" audiences. The cover story in red/white attracts both genders while the competition appeals to students and couples. The jazz awards section uses yellow and serif font to attract "mainstreamers" and "funatics" through online voting.
Survey monkey results
This survey results document summarizes the responses from a Survey Monkey questionnaire about preferences for a rock music magazine. Key findings include:
- The majority of respondents were males aged 15-21
- Respondents preferred bright colors for the magazine over black and white
- £1.99 was identified as an appealing price point
- Rock and indie music were the most popular genres
- Informal text, exclusive interviews, and music-related ads were preferred content
Evaluation task 4
The target audience for the indie magazine is males and females aged 16-25 who enjoy indie and festival music. This age range is when the indie scene is most active. The magazine will focus on upcoming and solo artists not usually featured in mainstream media. It will also include content relevant to the indie lifestyle such as fashion and social media. The price of £3 was chosen based on market research finding this acceptable. The magazine's style draws inspiration from other successful indie magazines like i-D and Clash.
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This document outlines a proposal for a new music magazine targeting urban youth culture. The magazine would focus on genres like house music, grime, rap, and hip hop. The target audience is older teens and young adults aged 18-30 living in London and the UK. The content would include artist news, interviews, fashion trends, reviews, and advertisements related to the music genres. Demographically, the audience is expected to be mostly male, working/middle class students under 25 from London. The proposal suggests publishing the magazine with Bauer Media due to their experience and influence in the UK media market.
Pitch
Jake McMann is creating a double page spread for a BTEC Media assignment. The spread will be for a magazine focused on pop music, aimed at informing readers aged 13-18 about the artists and music they listen to. The spread will feature artist Dua Lipa and use neutral colors and a simple font to appeal to a wide audience rather than a specific demographic. Potential issues could include lacking the proper photo editing software or unable to access the perfect photo shoot location.
original magazine pitch
The magazine aims to inform, educate, and entertain viewers about hip hop culture in North London. It will promote up-and-coming artists and small venues through interviews, reviews, and advertisements of upcoming concerts. The target audience is black males and females aged 16-19, and the marketing methods include posters on streets and social media to promote the monthly magazine titled "Impulse", which will be available in print and online.
Magazine pitch
Lucy Fitzsimmons is pitching a new monthly magazine aimed at teenagers interested in indie/alternative music. The magazine, tentatively titled "Alternative" magazine, will feature unknown bands, interviews, and codes inside each issue that can be redeemed for iTunes credit. It will be sold for £1.50-2.00 in supermarkets, newsagents, and on magazine stands. The magazine will be advertised using billboards, buses, television, and social media to target 15-18 year olds interested in discovering new music.
3 copy of pop
The purpose of the magazine is to inform pop music fans about their favorite artists, new songs and concerts. It will be a glossy 110-page magazine available both physically and online. The target audience is young people aged 13-17 who enjoy pop music. It will focus on new and upcoming pop artists in North London. Readers can send questions to artists and get responses within days. The magazine will cost £2.50 physically and £3.50 monthly for the online subscription. It will be distributed in shops and online, and marketed through social media and radio promotions.
Final Pitch with highlighted changes
The document proposes a magazine focused on rap and hip hop music. The magazine would be based in North London and feature both established artists and up-and-coming local artists through interviews and articles. The target audience is males aged 15-30, with a focus on those in the middle-low income bracket. Each issue would have 80-90 pages including an exclusive interview and Q&A with that issue's featured artist. The magazine plans to be distributed in local shops and online, with the goal of promoting both the genre and local artists.
Media pitch sonny
The document proposes a magazine focused on rap and hip hop music. The magazine would be based in North London and feature both established artists and up-and-coming local artists through interviews and articles. The target audience is males aged 15-30 who enjoy rap and hip hop music. Each issue would have a different featured artist on the cover and include an interview and Q&A with that artist, helping to promote both the artist and the magazine. The magazine aims to give a platform to local rap talent while also covering popular American artists in the genre.
T3 planning & preparing a pitch
The document provides details about the purpose, format, content, target audience, and marketing of a proposed music magazine. The key points are:
1) The purpose of the magazine is to reach both younger and older generations and promote popular and upcoming music artists through interviews, reviews, and competition.
2) The magazine will be available in both print and online formats. The print issues will have glossy covers and be thin/light.
3) Content will include an exclusive interview and Q&A with the cover artist, information on their music and tours, and QR/Spotify codes linking to their music.
4) The primary target audience is younger people, but it also aims to attract those
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Sasha Nahum is pitching a new pop music magazine targeted at girls aged 14-21. The magazine will be published both in print and online, with 180 page print issues sold for £3.99 each or through an annual subscription of £45. It will feature exclusive interviews with up-and-coming artists from North London, charts of the top pop hits, competitions to win tickets to music festivals, and articles about pop music trends over the decades. The magazine aims to both entertain readers and promote new artists, while 10% of profits will go to music therapy charities.
Task 3 final presentation
Sam proposes a monthly rap artist magazine called "The First Statement" that will be available both online and in print. The magazine will feature articles, interviews, and news about up-and-coming rap artists performing in north London to promote the genre to both teenagers and other interested audiences. It will include the top 50 rap songs each week along with competitions to win tickets to concerts. The target audience is 13-19 year olds, but it also aims to reach 20-27 year olds and other rap fans. It will be distributed in supermarkets, newsagents, and promoted on social media like Instagram and TikTok.
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- 1. Welcome to my rap magazine pitch By Jessica Dunn
- 2. Purpose oThe purpose of the magazine is to inform and entertain oI will engage with my target audience. oI will focus on certain trends and issues oI will provide background information going into details of depths providing original research. oInformation will be provided to a global audience and to deliver and share information across to multiple platforms.
- 3. Form and genre and price oI chose this genre because it is one of the most, if not the most popular music genre. oThey're aren't that many rap magazines in North London so I feel my magazine could fill the gap in that market. oI will be uploading a website and my magazine will be available to those online. oThere will be a subscription starting at a very low price but can cancelled at anytime. o The price of my magazine will be priced at £3.50 which I feel is a reasonable price for those if they don’t have a lot of money.
- 4. Target audience oMy Primary target audience will be both male and female. oOf the ages 14-25 years of age from any racial/ethnic group of any social class. oMy secondary audience will be targeted at those of the ages over of age of 25.
- 5. Content oMy magazine will contain interviews, information and articles about the upcoming rap artists. oThis will include all private information. oThe form of my magazine will include; articles, stories, pictures and advertisement.
- 6. Distribution and marketing methods • It would be beneficial for me to market my magazine through social media. • I will be advertising my magazine on certain platforms such as, Snapchat, Instagram, TikTok, facebook and twitter. • For distribution my magazine will be sold in newsagents and shops all throughout north London.
- 7. Resources and Personnel oI will require a camera. oI will need Tripods. oI will be required with some props. o A computer will be needed. oIn my personnel I will include a camera man and a model. oFinally I would need a publisher to publish my magazine.
- 8. Competition oThere will be competition such as the magazines XXL and Word up!. Both mine and their magazines are targeted at the same audience but I feel I’m at an advantage as my magazine sells for half the price of theirs, at £3.50, which is affordable for my target audience. My magazine will be different to theirs as mine will be modern and clear to read and attract my target audience.
- 9. Article ideas oIn my magazine I will include Q&A’s, and private interview with the artist, and audience reviews. oI will also input some short stories providing general information about the artist.
- 10. Title of magazine The font I've decided to do was SPLIT(middle font) i decided to use this font for my masthead as i feel it is big and bold. It gives off an effect which draws your attention to the magazine straight away.
- 11. I have decided to use this font as it also draws the audiences eyes to the page. I have decided to use this font as its easy to read and gives off quite a modern look.
- 12. Mood board
- 13. Front cover for mock up
- 14. Double page spread for mock up
- 15. Thank you for listening