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This document is a permission letter from Surrey County Council granting Ms. H Hughes permission to film on the public highway in Wells Estate, Epsom, Surrey between 8:00-12:00 on November 5th, 2014. It lists the terms and conditions of the filming permission, including requirements to provide notice of any changes, maintain public safety, perform a hazard assessment, wear high-visibility clothing, obtain additional permissions, provide evidence of insurance, minimize disruptions to residents and businesses, and return the area to normal use.
Storyboard
The document is a shot list and storyboard for a television show trailer titled "The Wells". It includes 26 shots with descriptions of camera angles, movements, focus, lighting and sound. The trailer dramatizes the seven deadly sins through various characters and scenarios involving a kidnapped girl, fighting parents, a hooded villain and a neighborhood swing. It aims to build intrigue and mystery around the new show titled "The Wells" airing on BBC Two.
Ancillary product poster - analysis task
This document contains analyses of soap opera posters and advertisements. It discusses the use of images, logos, taglines, dates and social media hashtags on the posters. The analyses examine how these design elements are manipulated to provide connotations about the storylines and draw in viewers. Key techniques highlighted include using faded or darkened images to draw attention, and logos being prominently displayed for brand recognition. The document also contains an analysis of the student's own mock soap opera poster, praising the use of varied colors to represent storylines and an engaging central image.
Primary research results
The document summarizes primary research results about soap operas. It asked participants questions about common soap opera storylines (relationships and murder), characters (strong female characters), target audiences (females and working class aged 30-60 who find escapism and can relate to the situations), and how to make a soap opera appealing to those who normally do not like the genre (aim for primetime and an engaging trailer). The research provides insights into soap opera tropes and audiences to help develop a new soap opera.
Timeline
The document provides a detailed timeline and shot list for a film scene involving a little girl being threatened by a creepy man in an alleyway. It describes various shots from different camera angles and distances that would capture the girl skipping down the alley with her toy until the man appears and causes her to drop her toy. It then lists possible roles for actors and locations for filming the scene. It concludes by mentioning getting permission from the local council and suggesting Mumford & Sons music for the soundtrack.
Script group 1 redone
This document contains a script for a television production titled "The Wells". It describes 14 scenes involving characters Holly, her parents Gloria and Alex, and a murderer. The scenes show Holly playing with a toy, witnessing a murder, dropping her toy in shock, her parents arguing, her mother putting on lipstick, her father receiving a ransom note, the murderer taking money, her father watching her mother go to the murderer's house, her father confronting the murderer, the murderer walking away and sitting on a street sign. Interspersed are title cards with words like "Pride" and "Envy" accompanied by music from Mumford & Sons.
Soap opera genre – poster hand drawn drafts
This document provides instructions for creating a poster promoting a soap opera genre, including placing the main image, tagline, point of call information like a phone number or website, and social media links, with flexibility on where to position these elements.
Production log planning & research2
This document contains planning and research materials for a media studies assignment on creating a trailer for a new soap opera. It includes:
1. The aims and objectives of the assignment, which are to assess application of knowledge, technical skills, and research abilities.
2. Research conducted on existing soap operas like EastEnders and Coronation Street to identify codes and conventions of the genre.
3. An analysis of sample trailers and episodes to identify narrative techniques, character types, settings, and how they appeal to audiences.
4. Outlines for the new soap opera trailer, including filming dates and deadlines for completion and evaluation.
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Filming permission wells estate, epsom st andrews school
This document is a permission letter from Surrey County Council granting Ms. H Hughes permission to film on the public highway in Wells Estate, Epsom, Surrey between 8:00-12:00 on November 5th, 2014. It lists the terms and conditions of the filming permission, including requirements to provide notice of any changes, maintain public safety, perform a hazard assessment, wear high-visibility clothing, obtain additional permissions, provide evidence of insurance, minimize disruptions to residents and businesses, and return the area to normal use.
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The document is a shot list and storyboard for a television show trailer titled "The Wells". It includes 26 shots with descriptions of camera angles, movements, focus, lighting and sound. The trailer dramatizes the seven deadly sins through various characters and scenarios involving a kidnapped girl, fighting parents, a hooded villain and a neighborhood swing. It aims to build intrigue and mystery around the new show titled "The Wells" airing on BBC Two.
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Primary research results
The document summarizes primary research results about soap operas. It asked participants questions about common soap opera storylines (relationships and murder), characters (strong female characters), target audiences (females and working class aged 30-60 who find escapism and can relate to the situations), and how to make a soap opera appealing to those who normally do not like the genre (aim for primetime and an engaging trailer). The research provides insights into soap opera tropes and audiences to help develop a new soap opera.
Timeline
The document provides a detailed timeline and shot list for a film scene involving a little girl being threatened by a creepy man in an alleyway. It describes various shots from different camera angles and distances that would capture the girl skipping down the alley with her toy until the man appears and causes her to drop her toy. It then lists possible roles for actors and locations for filming the scene. It concludes by mentioning getting permission from the local council and suggesting Mumford & Sons music for the soundtrack.
Script group 1 redone
This document contains a script for a television production titled "The Wells". It describes 14 scenes involving characters Holly, her parents Gloria and Alex, and a murderer. The scenes show Holly playing with a toy, witnessing a murder, dropping her toy in shock, her parents arguing, her mother putting on lipstick, her father receiving a ransom note, the murderer taking money, her father watching her mother go to the murderer's house, her father confronting the murderer, the murderer walking away and sitting on a street sign. Interspersed are title cards with words like "Pride" and "Envy" accompanied by music from Mumford & Sons.
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This document provides instructions for creating a poster promoting a soap opera genre, including placing the main image, tagline, point of call information like a phone number or website, and social media links, with flexibility on where to position these elements.
Production log planning & research2
This document contains planning and research materials for a media studies assignment on creating a trailer for a new soap opera. It includes:
1. The aims and objectives of the assignment, which are to assess application of knowledge, technical skills, and research abilities.
2. Research conducted on existing soap operas like EastEnders and Coronation Street to identify codes and conventions of the genre.
3. An analysis of sample trailers and episodes to identify narrative techniques, character types, settings, and how they appeal to audiences.
4. Outlines for the new soap opera trailer, including filming dates and deadlines for completion and evaluation.
Music permission
The document is a letter from A Level Media Studies students at St Andrew's Catholic School requesting permission to use elements of the song "Broken Crown" by Mumford and Sons in their soap opera trailer for a coursework project. They explain that the lyrics and melody suit the themes of the trailer. If approved, only a short excerpt of up to 1 minute 30 seconds would be used after editing in audio software. The trailer would be posted to an educational blog for their exam board.
Locations & pictures the wells finished
This document describes the technical codes and shot types that will be used at three different filming locations for a trailer. Location 1 is a park with a swing, where long shots, medium long shots, and close-ups of the swing will be filmed. Location 2 is a street near a house, where extreme close-ups, medium shots of a fight sequence, and a long shot of someone sitting on a street sign will be filmed. Location 3 is inside a member's house, where medium close-ups of an argument, close-ups of details, and a long shot of someone falling and receiving money will be filmed. Risk assessments are described for each location.
Prop list
The document is a prop list for a media production called "The Wells" created by a group of 4 students - Hannah Hughes, Esme Quantrill, Asuka Young, and Chris Jacobs. It details the props gathered by each group member for the production, including a toy gun, black hoodie, white dress, money/briefcase, ransom note, toy bear, swing, red lipstick, cars, and fake money.
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This document discusses the layout and elements of magazine covers for soap opera genres. Typical elements include a masthead, date, cover lines teasing storylines, a main headline, images of characters, and pricing or promotional information. The overall structure provides key details about characters and upcoming stories to entice readers to purchase the issue.
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St. Andrew's Catholic School is requesting permission to film at the Wells Estate in Epsom on November 5th from 8:00am to 4:00pm for an A-Level media studies project. The footage will be used in a fictional soap opera trailer and the locations chosen are quiet and away from busy areas to avoid disturbing the public or damaging the location. The student filmmakers promise their actors will remain professional and not disturb the public or location during filming.
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1) Beth's house in West Ewell, which would be used to film an establishing shot of the main characters receiving a shocking text message.
2) Outside Beth's house, where an antagonist would be seen cocking a gun outside the window.
3) A local pub, where establishing shots of the community would be filmed, as well as a confrontation scene between the main character and antagonist. Permission would need to be obtained to film at both the house and pub. The pub was chosen to represent community, while the house aims to make the characters more relatable.
Script Merland Rise
This document contains the script for scenes 1-21 of a television production titled "Merland Rise". It provides details of each scene including characters, camera shots, dialogue, background music and sounds, and a brief description of the action in each scene. The script depicts an antagonistic interaction between characters Maximillian and Shannon in a pub and subsequent threatening texts and stalking behavior from Maximillian towards Shannon.
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Timeline Merland Rise
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Poster Textual Analysis
This document analyzes several soap opera posters and their design elements. It discusses how each poster uses techniques like heavy photo manipulation, bold taglines hinting at dramatic storylines, and logos placed prominently but unobtrusively. Social media integration and magazine promotions are also examined as forms of synergy. The document concludes by stating how elements from each poster, such as focused central images and drastically altered photos, could be repeated in a new soap opera poster design.
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This document is a mind map and research for a student's ancillary product of a TV magazine front cover. It discusses the inspiration source of an existing soap opera magazine and outlines ideas for the new magazine cover's masthead, headlines, cover lines, pricing, and inclusion of social media links. The student concludes they will take inspiration from competitors and organize photo shoots to create the main cover image, designing the final product in Adobe Photoshop.
Soap Opera Textual Analysis
This document contains an analysis of two soap opera trailers: Coronation Street and Eastenders.
For the Coronation Street trailer, the analysis notes that the song used creates a sense of familiarity but also dread. Facial expressions change from happy to shocked. Color, lighting, camera angles, and sound effects are used to create tension and disequilibrium for the audience.
For the Eastenders trailer, a cheesy western soundtrack is used for humor. Props and clothing are analyzed for their symbolic meanings. Settings, expressions, and lighting are used to build tension between characters. Western tropes through costumes, boots, and camera tilts are referenced. Cuts between shots also heighten tension.
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This document contains production notes and research for a media studies project on creating a trailer for a new soap opera. It includes:
1. The aims and objectives of appealing to both male and female audiences with a trailer after Eastenders.
2. Research on existing soap operas like Eastenders and Coronation Street, analyzing their codes, conventions, narratives and audiences.
3. Plans for textual analysis, research, filming, editing and evaluating the new trailer. Deadlines are set for completing promotional materials.
4. Notes from lessons on soap opera codes and conventions, including setting, characters, narratives and analyzing examples from Eastenders and Coronation Street.
Primary Research Media A2
This document summarizes the results of a survey on soap operas. It finds that:
1) Soap operas are seen as appealing mostly to females. However, the director wants to consider how to appeal to males as well.
2) Most see soap operas as appealing to adults, though most respondents were teenagers.
3) None of the respondents reported fully enjoying soap operas, indicating potential bias.
4) The survey will help the director target themes in their new soap opera trailer to a younger audience and understand how the audience views existing soap operas.
Chris jacobs q4 - marked
1) The student used Adobe software like Premiere Pro and After Effects to edit video footage and add transitional effects for their soap opera trailer. This helped speed up the editing process and add a more professional look.
2) They filmed with different cameras including a Sony camcorder and Canon/Nikon DSLRs to get a variety of high quality shots. Equipment like tripods and sliders were also used.
3) For their ancillary products like a magazine cover, the student used Photoshop to edit images, remove blemishes, and adjust colors/brightness to make the cover look professional. Layout and design elements were also added.
Q7 (1)
1) Through working on the full product, the student learned new desktop publishing skills like using Adobe Photoshop CS5 and InDesign CS5, which they had never used before.
2) The masthead and front cover design of the full product showed a substantial improvement over the preliminary design in terms of layout, design, positioning, and fonts used.
3) The content page design of the full product was also significantly improved compared to the preliminary, with a better layout structure, use of images and effects, fonts, and magazine conventions.
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Locations & pictures the wells finished
This document describes the technical codes and shot types that will be used at three different filming locations for a trailer. Location 1 is a park with a swing, where long shots, medium long shots, and close-ups of the swing will be filmed. Location 2 is a street near a house, where extreme close-ups, medium shots of a fight sequence, and a long shot of someone sitting on a street sign will be filmed. Location 3 is inside a member's house, where medium close-ups of an argument, close-ups of details, and a long shot of someone falling and receiving money will be filmed. Risk assessments are described for each location.
Prop list
The document is a prop list for a media production called "The Wells" created by a group of 4 students - Hannah Hughes, Esme Quantrill, Asuka Young, and Chris Jacobs. It details the props gathered by each group member for the production, including a toy gun, black hoodie, white dress, money/briefcase, ransom note, toy bear, swing, red lipstick, cars, and fake money.
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Soap opera genre 1
The document analyzes conventions used on magazine covers for soap opera television shows. It discusses several key elements magazines use to attract readers' attention, such as large mastheads with bold colors to stand out, puffs in unusual shapes and colors to catch the eye, cover lines to promote additional stories, prominent images to convey the issue's focus, dates informing readers when episodes will air, and attention-grabbing headlines often in bright colors with punctuation for emphasis. The analysis suggests repeating these proven techniques to effectively market issues to audiences.
Hand drawn drafts
This document discusses the layout and elements of magazine covers for soap opera genres. Typical elements include a masthead, date, cover lines teasing storylines, a main headline, images of characters, and pricing or promotional information. The overall structure provides key details about characters and upcoming stories to entice readers to purchase the issue.
Poster mind map
Chris Jacobs is developing ideas for a poster to promote a new soap opera television show. Some potential themes identified are dark, romantic, and mystery. Suggested taglines include "Trapped Inside!", "Where is she?", and "Who is the Stalker?". Image ideas involve a frightened girl with a stalker, a domestic dispute between parents, and a confrontation between a husband and stranger. Next steps are to take photos, organize props, and design the poster in Photoshop.
Filming permission new
St. Andrew's Catholic School is requesting permission to film at the Wells Estate in Epsom on November 5th from 8:00am to 4:00pm for an A-Level media studies project. The footage will be used in a fictional soap opera trailer and the locations chosen are quiet and away from busy areas to avoid disturbing the public or damaging the location. The student filmmakers promise their actors will remain professional and not disturb the public or location during filming.
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This document is a mind map and research for a TV magazine front cover created by Chris Jacobs. It analyzes the codes and conventions of soap opera magazines, including typical mastheads, headlines, images, and content. Research was conducted by examining existing soap magazines. The mind map concludes that Chris will need to purchase a magazine for reference, organize photos and fonts, and use Photoshop and Fireworks software to design the magazine cover professionally.
Locations & Pictures - Merland Rise
This document outlines three potential filming locations for a student media project:
1) Beth's house in West Ewell, which would be used to film an establishing shot of the main characters receiving a shocking text message.
2) Outside Beth's house, where an antagonist would be seen cocking a gun outside the window.
3) A local pub, where establishing shots of the community would be filmed, as well as a confrontation scene between the main character and antagonist. Permission would need to be obtained to film at both the house and pub. The pub was chosen to represent community, while the house aims to make the characters more relatable.
Script Merland Rise
This document contains the script for scenes 1-21 of a television production titled "Merland Rise". It provides details of each scene including characters, camera shots, dialogue, background music and sounds, and a brief description of the action in each scene. The script depicts an antagonistic interaction between characters Maximillian and Shannon in a pub and subsequent threatening texts and stalking behavior from Maximillian towards Shannon.
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Two hand drawn drafts for the fictional Soap Opera magazine Soaped Up , and two hand drawn drafts for posters for the fictional Soap Opera Merland Rise.
Timeline Merland Rise
This document contains initial planning details for a student film project titled "Merland Rise". It includes a short script outline describing scenes where a girl slaps a man who later stalks and threatens her with a gun. It also lists potential actors, settings, and music for the project. Locations mentioned include student houses and local streets. The document aims to establish the basic plot and begin organizing production details.
Poster Textual Analysis
This document analyzes several soap opera posters and their design elements. It discusses how each poster uses techniques like heavy photo manipulation, bold taglines hinting at dramatic storylines, and logos placed prominently but unobtrusively. Social media integration and magazine promotions are also examined as forms of synergy. The document concludes by stating how elements from each poster, such as focused central images and drastically altered photos, could be repeated in a new soap opera poster design.
Magazine Mind Map
This document is a mind map and research for a student's ancillary product of a TV magazine front cover. It discusses the inspiration source of an existing soap opera magazine and outlines ideas for the new magazine cover's masthead, headlines, cover lines, pricing, and inclusion of social media links. The student concludes they will take inspiration from competitors and organize photo shoots to create the main cover image, designing the final product in Adobe Photoshop.
Soap Opera Textual Analysis
This document contains an analysis of two soap opera trailers: Coronation Street and Eastenders.
For the Coronation Street trailer, the analysis notes that the song used creates a sense of familiarity but also dread. Facial expressions change from happy to shocked. Color, lighting, camera angles, and sound effects are used to create tension and disequilibrium for the audience.
For the Eastenders trailer, a cheesy western soundtrack is used for humor. Props and clothing are analyzed for their symbolic meanings. Settings, expressions, and lighting are used to build tension between characters. Western tropes through costumes, boots, and camera tilts are referenced. Cuts between shots also heighten tension.
Production Log
This document contains production notes and research for a media studies project on creating a trailer for a new soap opera. It includes:
1. The aims and objectives of appealing to both male and female audiences with a trailer after Eastenders.
2. Research on existing soap operas like Eastenders and Coronation Street, analyzing their codes, conventions, narratives and audiences.
3. Plans for textual analysis, research, filming, editing and evaluating the new trailer. Deadlines are set for completing promotional materials.
4. Notes from lessons on soap opera codes and conventions, including setting, characters, narratives and analyzing examples from Eastenders and Coronation Street.
Primary Research Media A2
This document summarizes the results of a survey on soap operas. It finds that:
1) Soap operas are seen as appealing mostly to females. However, the director wants to consider how to appeal to males as well.
2) Most see soap operas as appealing to adults, though most respondents were teenagers.
3) None of the respondents reported fully enjoying soap operas, indicating potential bias.
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2) They filmed with different cameras including a Sony camcorder and Canon/Nikon DSLRs to get a variety of high quality shots. Equipment like tripods and sliders were also used.
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Q7 (1)
1) Through working on the full product, the student learned new desktop publishing skills like using Adobe Photoshop CS5 and InDesign CS5, which they had never used before.
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3) The content page design of the full product was also significantly improved compared to the preliminary, with a better layout structure, use of images and effects, fonts, and magazine conventions.
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The target audience for the magazine "Revamp" would be 15-30 year olds from lower socioeconomic classes (E, D, and C2). The magazine aims to appeal to those aspiring to emulate celebrities
and artists ("Maslow's social climbers"). It would feature mainstream rap music and aim to connect
readers to artists by profiling regular people who have achieved success. The £3 price point aims to
make the magazine accessible to its target demographic.
Q5
The document discusses how the magazine addressed its target audience of 15-25 year olds. Bold pull quotes from interviews were used to attract readers' eyes and summarize interview content. Social media websites on the front cover and opportunities to connect with readers online helped publicize the magazine and appeal to younger audiences. Articles featuring new artists allowed readers to relate to their stories and backgrounds. A serif font conveyed professionalism while maintaining quirkiness. Color schemes, drop caps, and pull quotes were used to represent the rap genre and stand out visually. Both male and female stars were featured to appeal to a mixed gender readership.
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This document discusses design elements used in a hip hop magazine aimed at a 15-25 year old audience. Bold pull quotes from interviews are used to attract readers' eyes and provide a quick summary of content. Social media is featured prominently on the front cover to publicize the magazine and connect with younger readers. Articles tell the stories of new artists to help readers personally identify with stars they can relate to. A serif font aims for professionalism while conveying quirkiness through consistent branding. Color schemes represent the genre portrayed, with rap magazine colors connoting danger and attitude. Both male and female readers are targeted with coverage of prominent musicians to draw interest through their celebrity appeal.
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The document summarizes the progress the author has made in developing desktop publishing skills through learning to use new software like Adobe Photoshop and InDesign. It compares preliminary versions of magazine covers and pages to the final versions, highlighting significant improvements in layout, design, image editing and manipulation, font usage, and overall professional appearance. The author learned new skills like quick selection tools, layer organization, and text wrapping that helped speed up their workflow and allowed them to produce a magazine from cover to cover meeting industry conventions.
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The target audience for the magazine Revamp would be 15-30 year olds from lower socioeconomic classes in the UK, specifically classes E, D, and C2. The magazine aims to appeal to those
with aspirations ("social climbers") who want to emulate their musical idols. It will feature rap
music, which is mainstream and popular among the target audience. Articles will profile artists
like Drake and Jay-Z in order to allow readers to personally identify with them and see them as
representations of people who have achieved success despite coming from similar backgrounds.
Q7 (1)
The document summarizes the progress the author has made in developing desktop publishing skills through learning to use new software like Adobe Photoshop and InDesign. It compares preliminary versions of magazine covers and pages to the final versions, highlighting significant improvements in layout, design, image editing and manipulation, use of fonts and colors, and overall professional appearance. The author learned new skills like quick selection tools, layer organization, and techniques that helped speed up their workflow and allowed them to produce a magazine from cover to cover meeting industry standards.
Q7
The author discusses changes made between their preliminary school magazine cover and final product. For the final cover, they used a serif font that was bolded to emphasize the masthead over the softer sans-serif font used preliminarily. Layout and design were also improved, with the masthead standing out significantly compared to the first example. Images were chosen to portray the magazine's genre and attitude rather than just featuring a normal school pupil. Conventions of magazine design like organization and fonts were prioritized over the preliminary version. Overall, the author learned to use software programs effectively and the level of work required to produce a full magazine for major media companies.
Q5
The document discusses strategies for attracting a 15-25 year old audience to a magazine, including using bold pull quotes from interviews, featuring artists' stories to help readers connect, and employing a serif font as well as drop caps and pull quotes to make the content seem both professional and quirky. It also recommends using social media sites on the cover, a color scheme representing the genre covered, and aiming for a mixed-gender publication to represent both male and female readers.
Q4
The target audience for the magazine Revamp would be teens and people in their early twenties. This age range is suitable because the magazine aims to promote an affordable price of £3. The target audience would contain a mixture of genders and aim to appreciate the mainstream rap music rather than focus on looks. Two profiles are included that exemplify the urban rap genre that is the taste of the target audience. While people's shopping preferences don't define the target audience, some potential shopping locations that could appeal include both charity shops and Urban Outfitters.
Q4
The target audience for the magazine Revamp would be teens and people in their early twenties. This age range is suitable because the magazine aims to promote an affordable price of £3. The target audience would contain a mixture of genders and aim to appreciate the mainstream rap music rather than focus on looks. Two profiles are included that exemplify the urban rap genre that is the taste of the target audience. While people's shopping preferences don't define the target audience, some potential shopping locations that could appeal include both charity shops and Urban Outfitters.
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The author discusses changes made between their preliminary school magazine cover and final product. For the final cover, they used a serif font that was bolded to emphasize the masthead over the softer sans-serif font used preliminarily. Layout and design were also improved, with the masthead standing out significantly compared to the first example. Images were chosen to portray the magazine's genre and attitude rather than just featuring a normal school pupil. Conventions of magazine design like organization and inclusion of graphics were prioritized to make the final product more professional.
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Chris Jacobs has created a prop list for a school media project portraying a rap artist. The props include a gold chain, hat, sunglasses, watch, DSLR camera, tripod, and baggy clothing. These props help express the attitude, materialism, and stereotypical fashion associated with rap artists as portrayed on magazine covers.
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The survey results showed that most participants buy magazines monthly, so the magazine will be released monthly. The survey also showed that music was a popular magazine genre, fitting for a music industry magazine. When asking about cover lines and promotions, "Drake Big Time Player" and a £500 iTunes voucher giveaway were the most popular choices. Based on pricing questions, the magazine will be priced at 99p, lower than competitor JET's £1.99 price. The majority of survey participants preferred a black, red, and white house style. In conclusion, the survey helped inform decisions about the magazine format, content, promotions, pricing, and design.
Audience profile
The document discusses the target audience for a rap music magazine. The target audience is 15-30 years old, focusing on teenagers and young adults. While the magazine will likely appeal more to males due to its focus on rap music and masculine layout styles, the goal is to appeal to a wider audience without focusing on a single gender. The target socio-economic group is working class individuals in categories E, D, and C2 who can relate to artists who have come from similar backgrounds. According to uses and gratifications theory and Maslow's hierarchy of needs, the audience will be able to personally identify with and learn from the magazine in order to improve their status, as rap artists portray in their music. The stereotypical audience
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