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The document contains a survey asking about audience demographics including age and gender. It then asks about various design elements of a music magazine called "Sound" including what appeals most on the cover, contents page, and article spreads. It also asks about price, interest in reading the magazine, whether it fits an indie rock style, and whether it is appropriate for its 16-25 target audience.
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Overall Questionnaire Results
The document appears to be a summary of the results from a questionnaire distributed to 100 people in the target audience for a new indie/rock music magazine. The questionnaire gathered information on respondents' demographics, interests, and opinions on various aspects of the prototype magazine such as the cover design, article topics, and pricing. Feedback was overall positive with many interested in purchasing based on the cover but some suggested areas for improvement including expanding the variety of images and articles.
Questionnaire feedback on my final product
The document appears to be a questionnaire given to a target audience aged 15-20 to gather feedback on a magazine the author has produced. Most respondents said they would be willing to pay between £2-2.99 for the magazine, which is the price point the author has set. Respondents also said they would recommend the magazine to others their age and liked the images used. The feedback was mostly positive and suggests the magazine is successfully appealing to its target demographic.
Audience feedback analysis
The magazine conducted a survey of its audience to understand demographics and preferences. Key findings include:
- The audience is 55% female and 45% male, meeting the target.
- 95% of readers are aged 15-25 as targeted.
- Elements like images, artist names, and headlines most appeal to readers on the cover and inside pages.
- Readers overwhelmingly agree the £3.99 price is fair for the magazine's quality and that the cover star is appropriate for the indie rock genre.
- All readers said they would be interested in buying the magazine based on the contents they viewed, and most strongly agreed the magazine fits its target audience.
Question 4
The document summarizes audience profiles and opinions on a pop magazine from 6 girls aged 6-17. It collects their responses to questions about whether they would buy or read the magazine and what appeals to them. All of the girls indicate they would buy and read the magazine. They note the bright colors, main image, and variety of fonts as most appealing. They identify the target audience as females between ages 7-19, suggesting the magazine clearly targets a young female pop music audience as evidenced by its bright colors, stylized fonts and imagery.
Question 2
This magazine targets tweens and young teens who enjoy pop music. It portrays this group as fun, loving life and music, and spending time with friends. The images, colors, and stories used aim to show positive influences and role models. In particular, the magazine focuses on clean, minimal makeup looks and fashion to portray the featured artist in a positive light. It aims to attract fan girls and girlie girls through its pink color scheme and content like quizzes and heartfelt stories.
We Love Pop Case Study
The document provides details about the "We Love Pop" magazine, which is a monthly music magazine targeted at 13-15 year old girls. It focuses on mainstream pop music, artists like One Direction and Jessie J, and includes gossip, quizzes, fashion tips, and interviews. The magazine uses bright colors and images to appeal to its young female audience. It also employs informal language and slang to create a friendly tone and connect with readers. Each issue includes free gifts and has a circulation of over 42,000 copies per month.
Primary Research Evidence
The questionnaire results showed that most respondents expect to pay £3-4 for a music magazine, read magazines monthly, and want to see a popular artist/band on the cover. This informs that the magazine should be priced at £3-4, released monthly, and feature a popular artist on the cover. Respondents also said the main image and cover lines attract them most. Therefore, the magazine needs an eye-catching cover image and interesting cover lines. Most preferred genres were eclectic and pop, so the magazine should cover a wide range of popular music. Since Q was the favorite magazine, modeling the new magazine after Q will appeal to readers.
Questionnaire questions
The document contains a survey with questions about music magazine preferences. It asks respondents about their gender, age, magazine purchasing habits, favorite and disliked indie artists, colors associated with indie music, likes and dislikes of currently read magazines, preferred story topics and contents page format, influence of free offers on purchases, and images associated with or appealing in magazines about indie music.
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Overall Questionnaire Results
The document appears to be a summary of the results from a questionnaire distributed to 100 people in the target audience for a new indie/rock music magazine. The questionnaire gathered information on respondents' demographics, interests, and opinions on various aspects of the prototype magazine such as the cover design, article topics, and pricing. Feedback was overall positive with many interested in purchasing based on the cover but some suggested areas for improvement including expanding the variety of images and articles.
Questionnaire feedback on my final product
The document appears to be a questionnaire given to a target audience aged 15-20 to gather feedback on a magazine the author has produced. Most respondents said they would be willing to pay between £2-2.99 for the magazine, which is the price point the author has set. Respondents also said they would recommend the magazine to others their age and liked the images used. The feedback was mostly positive and suggests the magazine is successfully appealing to its target demographic.
Audience feedback analysis
The magazine conducted a survey of its audience to understand demographics and preferences. Key findings include:
- The audience is 55% female and 45% male, meeting the target.
- 95% of readers are aged 15-25 as targeted.
- Elements like images, artist names, and headlines most appeal to readers on the cover and inside pages.
- Readers overwhelmingly agree the £3.99 price is fair for the magazine's quality and that the cover star is appropriate for the indie rock genre.
- All readers said they would be interested in buying the magazine based on the contents they viewed, and most strongly agreed the magazine fits its target audience.
Question 4
The document summarizes audience profiles and opinions on a pop magazine from 6 girls aged 6-17. It collects their responses to questions about whether they would buy or read the magazine and what appeals to them. All of the girls indicate they would buy and read the magazine. They note the bright colors, main image, and variety of fonts as most appealing. They identify the target audience as females between ages 7-19, suggesting the magazine clearly targets a young female pop music audience as evidenced by its bright colors, stylized fonts and imagery.
Question 2
This magazine targets tweens and young teens who enjoy pop music. It portrays this group as fun, loving life and music, and spending time with friends. The images, colors, and stories used aim to show positive influences and role models. In particular, the magazine focuses on clean, minimal makeup looks and fashion to portray the featured artist in a positive light. It aims to attract fan girls and girlie girls through its pink color scheme and content like quizzes and heartfelt stories.
We Love Pop Case Study
The document provides details about the "We Love Pop" magazine, which is a monthly music magazine targeted at 13-15 year old girls. It focuses on mainstream pop music, artists like One Direction and Jessie J, and includes gossip, quizzes, fashion tips, and interviews. The magazine uses bright colors and images to appeal to its young female audience. It also employs informal language and slang to create a friendly tone and connect with readers. Each issue includes free gifts and has a circulation of over 42,000 copies per month.
Primary Research Evidence
The questionnaire results showed that most respondents expect to pay £3-4 for a music magazine, read magazines monthly, and want to see a popular artist/band on the cover. This informs that the magazine should be priced at £3-4, released monthly, and feature a popular artist on the cover. Respondents also said the main image and cover lines attract them most. Therefore, the magazine needs an eye-catching cover image and interesting cover lines. Most preferred genres were eclectic and pop, so the magazine should cover a wide range of popular music. Since Q was the favorite magazine, modeling the new magazine after Q will appeal to readers.
Questionnaire questions
The document contains a survey with questions about music magazine preferences. It asks respondents about their gender, age, magazine purchasing habits, favorite and disliked indie artists, colors associated with indie music, likes and dislikes of currently read magazines, preferred story topics and contents page format, influence of free offers on purchases, and images associated with or appealing in magazines about indie music.
Top Of The Pops Magazine Analysis
This magazine is targeted at teenage girls aged 11-14 who enjoy pop music, celebrities, and fashion. It features interviews and gossip about popular boy bands and female artists. The magazine uses bright colors, bold fonts, and informal language to appeal to its young female readership. Images of celebrities, quizzes, posters, and opportunities to win prizes also aim to attract teenage girls interested in pop culture.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey about a proposed music magazine called "Rhythm and Blues". Key findings from the survey include:
- Most respondents were willing to pay £4 for the magazine.
- Rock and jazz were the least popular music genres.
- Upcoming artists would make a better double-page spread than breakthrough singles/albums.
- Blue was deemed a suitable color scheme for the contemporary R&B genre.
- Females best represent the contemporary R&B genre.
- The target age range of 16-24 was suitable.
- The magazine only met expectations of the target audience at around a 6/10 based on ratings.
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Questionnaire results
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Music Mag Analysis of Survey
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The document summarizes how the magazine represents particular social groups through its content and design. It aims the magazine at young girls aged 11-17 interested in pop music through topics, images of happy artists, pink color scheme, and references to fan bases. Stereotypes about this age group like enjoying music, fashion, and gossip were considered. While predominantly featuring white artists, the magazine does not exclude other ethnic groups.
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Magazine analysis final
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- The majority of respondents were 16-19 years old and male.
- Most read music magazines monthly and prefer magazines with lots of pictures and informal writing.
- Popular music genres were electronic, pop, rock and indie.
- Desired magazine content included music news, reviews, new music and coverage of bands like Arctic Monkeys and Coldplay.
- Respondents preferred a magazine size of less than 50 pages published monthly for £3-£3.80 with a free CD included.
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Audience feedback
The document summarizes audience feedback from a survey of 15 people ages 16-24 on a magazine prototype. Key findings include:
- Responses came equally from younger (16-17) and middle (18-21) portions of the target age range
- Images were the most appealing part of the cover, contents page, and double-page spread
- The magazine pricing was viewed as cheap or fair by 93% of respondents
- 93% said they would be interested in reading the magazine and felt it fit the indie rock genre
- 100% said the magazine content seemed relevant to people ages 16-25
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This document discusses how the media product represents its target social group of 16-24 year old British male and female indie rock fans. The photographs used represent this group by featuring young indie artists aged 16-18 of both genders. The fonts, color scheme, and language used are stylish yet easy to read and understand, conveying a modern and young look. The featured bands and gig guide section also represent readers' interests in indie rock music.
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Through producing a front cover and contents page for a music magazine in Photoshop and Quark, the document summarizes the key skills and techniques learned by the student. These include inserting and formatting text, adding effects like bevel and emboss, positioning images, importing content between applications, using guides for alignment, and creating a double-page spread with columns in Quark. The student demonstrates improved layout and design skills compared to their earlier work in their college magazine.
Question 2
This document discusses how the media product represents its target social group of 16-24 year old British male and female indie rock fans. The photographs used represent this group by featuring young artists between 16-18 years old. The photos convey indie rock as a genre for young people through clothing, angles, and settings. Fonts are easily legible and convey a stylish and modern look to appeal to young readers. The language is simple yet includes relevant slang and music jargon to connect with the target audience. The bands and gig guide featured also represent the interests of young indie rock fans.
Question 3
Bauer media would be well-suited to distribute the author's indie rock music magazine, as they already publish music magazines like Mojo and Q, giving them relevant experience. Additionally, the author's magazine would feature a genre not covered by Bauer's current titles and thus not be in direct competition. The magazine would be sold in stores like supermarkets, newsagents, and online subscription sites to reach the target audience, and also at indie rock concerts to promote the brand directly to those fans.
Audience feedback
The document summarizes audience feedback from a survey of 15 people ages 16-24 on a magazine prototype. Key findings include:
- Responses came equally from younger (16-17) and middle (18-21) portions of the target age range
- Images were the most appealing part of the cover, contents page, and double-page spread
- The magazine pricing was viewed as cheap or fair by 93% of respondents
- 93% said they would be interested in reading the magazine and felt it fit the indie rock genre
- 100% said the magazine content seemed relevant to people ages 16-25
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The document discusses research on the target audience for a new music magazine. It analyzes surveys that show rock music is favored by 16-25 year olds, especially males. It also examines how other magazines appeal to both female and male readers through cover models and content. Based on this, the magazine will target females aged 16-25, focus on rock music, and include some male-oriented content to also attract male readers.
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The document is a student's log book and evaluation for a preliminary task producing a music magazine. It includes documentation of the student's research process, planning, photo shoot, and analysis of their final magazine design. The student created covers and content for a pop/R&B magazine, documenting conventions of the genre and influences from real magazines. Photos and layouts were analyzed against research on effective magazine design.
Questionnaire Results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. It shows that most respondents were aged 20 or under, as the magazine is targeting teenagers. Half of respondents said the main headline attracted them most to a magazine, followed by the cover picture and masthead. Many respondents indicated they would buy a magazine if offered free music items like CDs or posters. Most said they would not buy if the magazine had high prices.
research analysis
- The questionnaire respondents were mostly aged 16-20, which is the target age group for the magazine.
- The most popular music genre was pop, so the magazine will focus on pop music.
- Most respondents said they would buy a music magazine monthly, so the magazine will be published monthly.
- £3 was the most popular price point mentioned, so the magazine will be priced at £3.
Analysis Survey
The survey found that the target audience prefers rock, alternative, and indie music magazines that feature new, unsigned bands. They learn about new music primarily through magazines. The results showed that good use of color, photography, and band information are most important for catching readers' attention, while cover lines are least important. However, the front cover is still slightly important for purchasing decisions. The summary will include a good use of photography, color, and band information in a weekly magazine priced between £2-£3.
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This document provides details about a student's media studies portfolio project to create promotional materials for a music magazine. It includes the student's responses to questions about the intended audience for the magazine, how it would represent social groups, and how it would attract and address its target readership. The student aimed the magazine at 16-22 year olds interested in pop-punk and rock music. Key elements of the magazine identified to attract this audience included the cover star's appearance, prominent band names, and use of fonts and graphics evoking the genre.
The student drew inspiration from existing magazines like Kerrang! and incorporated conventions like competition mentions and band images while also challenging some conventions like multiple images per page spread. Responses provide specifics
Research
The document discusses magazine cover designs for various publications including Blender, Q Magazine, Billboard, and Rolling Stone. Some common features highlighted across magazines are prominent mastheads to grab attention, use of different fonts and styles for subheadings, and placement of artists on covers to match their image. Plugs with buzzwords are used to draw readers, and bright colors like red, white, pink and green are prevalent. Research findings on successful aspects like fonts, colors and plugs will influence the design of the author's own work, which will also consider the target audience profile.
Research
The document discusses magazine cover designs for various publications including Blender, Q Magazine, Billboard, and Rolling Stone. Some common features highlighted across magazines are prominent mastheads to grab attention, use of different fonts and styles for subheadings, and placement of artists on covers related to their image. Plugs with buzzwords are used to draw readers, and bright colors like reds, whites, and pinks are prevalent. Research aspects the author will apply to their own work include choosing an attention-grabbing font for the masthead and using survey results to inform color selection and fonts tailored to the target audience.
Media Evaluation
This document provides information about Lucy Phillips' media studies portfolio project to create materials for a music magazine, including a front cover, contents page, and double page spread. It discusses the research Lucy conducted into her target audience for the magazine, which is 16-22 year olds interested in pop-punk and rock music. It also addresses how the magazine would be distributed through Bauer Media Group, the parent company of Kerrang! magazine, and how the magazine uses conventions from real publications while also innovating in its own style.
Pitch
This document outlines a proposal for a new indie music magazine. It will target 16-25 year olds and focus on indie rock music. Each issue will cost £2 and feature a red, black, and yellow color scheme. The magazine will provide exclusive stories and information about popular and up-and-coming indie bands to attract readers interested in discovering new music in this genre.
Analysis of contents pages
This document analyzes the content pages of three music magazines: Q Magazine, Kerrang!, and Vibe.
The Q Magazine content page uses bright colors and images of artists to highlight articles. Cheryl Cole is featured wearing dark clothing representing her rock music genre. Short summaries entice readers without revealing too much.
The Kerrang! page also uses colors and artist images but its genre is unclear - bright colors suggest pop but content implies rock. It aims to discuss music in a fun way for younger audiences.
The single greyscale image of Kanye West on the Vibe page draws attention to reveal information about his personal life. Its minimalist design creates intrigue to learn more inside. The page leaves the
Questionnaire results finished
The survey results showed that rock music was the most popular genre among 17-20 year olds, so the magazine will focus mainly on rock music. It will also include some indie music content. The magazine will be targeted mostly at males, but will also appeal to some females. Based on audience feedback, the magazine will be priced between £2.00-£2.50 and released every two weeks. The cover will feature artists and engaging images, as these attracted the most readers. Interior content will emphasize posters, interviews, and freebies like demo CDs and music discounts.
Planning and research
R1. The document discusses a student's research into the music magazine genre for their class project on creating an R&B magazine. The student chose to research the magazine "VIBE" as inspiration because it focuses on R&B and hip-hop music like the magazine they aim to create.
R2. Key details about "VIBE" magazine are provided, such as it being founded by Quincy Jones and focusing on R&B and hip-hop artists. The target demographic is also young, urban followers of hip-hop culture.
R3. The student discusses how they will apply conventions from "VIBE" magazine, such as layout and color scheme, while also making
Planning and research
R1. The document discusses a student's research into the music magazine genre for their class project on creating an R&B magazine.
R2. The student chose to research the magazine "VIBE" as inspiration because it focuses on R&B and hip-hop music like the genre of their magazine.
R3. Through analyzing "VIBE", the student learned conventions of music magazine design like bold mastheads, appealing imagery, and cover lines to apply to their own R&B magazine.
Magazine planning
The document outlines plans for a new music magazine targeting young adults aged 14-18 from low-income backgrounds. The magazine will have a modern design and mixed genre approach released monthly for £4, with a 25% discount for the first issue. The front cover will feature an up-and-coming teenage R&B artist to attract the target audience. Interior pages will include interviews with both new teenage artists and famous artists, along with information on music tours and promotions, jokes, and gossip. Bauer Media will publish the magazine due to their success in music magazines.
Planning and research
Rhiya chose to research the magazine "VIBE" as inspiration for her R&B music magazine. "VIBE" is a successful music magazine that targets a wide audience with its coverage of R&B and hip-hop artists. Rhiya found that "VIBE" uses conventions like bold mastheads, appealing colors, large central images of stars, and cover lines. She was particularly inspired by "VIBE's" use of both male and female stars to appeal to different audiences. After researching "VIBE," Rhiya plans to design her magazine with a simple, clean layout and bold masthead like "VIBE," while targeting specifically female readers through her choice of B
Evaluation-Who would be the audience for your media product?/how did you addr...
The target audience for the magazine is 15-20 year olds, both male and female, who listen to rock music. The magazine aims to attract female readers by using a more feminine writing style compared to magazines like Kerrang! that target male readers. To attract its target audience, the magazine uses attention-grabbing elements like a bold title, prominent band images, and buzzwords about upcoming bands to entice readers to learn more about new music.
Magazine planning
The document outlines plans for a new music magazine targeting young adults aged 14-18. The magazine will focus on R&B music and feature interviews with up-and-coming teenage artists as well as more established artists. It will be released monthly with a glossy design and cost £4, though the first issue will have a 25% discount. The publisher will be Bauer Media Group to leverage their experience with successful music magazines.
Evaluation
This document evaluates a potential magazine product. It begins by defining the target audience as 16-25 year olds interested in extending their knowledge of music. It then discusses finding a gap in the market for an intellectual music magazine. A questionnaire found that most respondents agreed there was a gap and would be interested in the product. The document goes on to describe how the magazine would attract its audience through the masthead, cover star, and features. It aims to represent the mod subculture through the models' clothing and branding. Finally, it discusses potential distribution partners and ways to make money through both print sales and merchandise.
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