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The document outlines plans for a magazine about electronic dance music (EDM). It discusses potential names like "EDM Recordbox" and color schemes like blue and green. The target audience is males and females ages 16-35 who like EDM played in nightclubs. Images of famous DJs like Martin Garrix and Tiesto would be featured along with festival pictures. Slogans under consideration include "Think Bigger" and "We Run the Show." The magazine Mixmag influenced the ideas with its focus on EDM and bright colors. The front cover would have a close-up photo of a popular star against a dark background to create "star appeal." Elements like barcodes, social media links, and consistent log
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Megan del Mar proposes producing a new music magazine called "Beat" that will cover classic rock, folk, soul, country, reggae, electronic, and experimental genres. The monthly magazine will include concert and festival backstage coverage, tour schedules, album and movie reviews, studio sessions, celebrity gossip, new album announcements, and artist interviews. It will be promoted on social media and have a simple color-based design with 131 pages in A4 size at a starting price of £2.50, aiming to compete with the existing magazine "Mojo" while focusing on smaller artists.
Research 2
The document discusses different music magazines, their target audiences, layout styles, and circulation figures. It notes that magazines like Q and Mojo target older audiences through neater layouts and coverage of older bands, while magazines aimed at teens use bright colors and rebellious designs as well as coverage of current popular artists to appeal to their youthful readers. Circulation figures are provided for various magazines.
Presentation on the mastheads.
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R&b magazine proposal
The document proposes an R&B magazine with Lisandra Silva as the cover model. The target audience is 17-24 year old females interested in R&B music. Promotion will include social media to share exclusive content and a digital magazine app. Bauer Media Group is chosen as the publisher since they have successfully published different genres before. Photos of Silva singing and playing instruments will represent her musical talents and suit the R&B magazine format. Her clothing and poses will portray her style while appealing to both female and male readers.
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Magazine proposals
1) The document discusses the design choices for an R&B magazine, including using a maximum of three complimentary colors, bold fonts, and striking images that portray confidence and swagger.
2) The target audience is ages 15-25, both male and female, though R&B appeals widely across ages.
3) A sample article will feature the author's sister trying to break into the music industry with a Q&A style piece.
Magazine proposal
The document outlines Lenrick Greaves' proposal for BEAT Magazine, a youth-focused publication focused on R&B and hip hop music. Some key details include:
- The magazine will be called BEAT Magazine and focus on R&B and hip hop to appeal to Lenrick's generation.
- Content will include profiles of established and up-and-coming artists, concert reviews, music charts, competitions and DJ reviews.
- The design will use bold fonts and a color scheme of red, black, and white to look striking and professional.
- The target audience is 16-35 year old men and women from working to middle class backgrounds interested in pop culture.
Eval q 2
The document discusses how the media product represents various social groups. It uses a young female artist on the cover to counter the typical sexualization and underrepresentation of women in R&B magazines. It aims to depict the artist's talent rather than sexuality. It also uses a young person in their twenties on the cover to represent and inspire the target audience of 16-25 year olds. Within an article, it mentions the artist came from a poor background in London but pursued her career goals. The shots and layout are designed to create a direct connection between the audience and artist and represent the urban style of the magazine.
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R&b magazine proposal
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3) A sample article will feature the author's sister trying to break into the music industry with a Q&A style piece.
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The document outlines Lenrick Greaves' proposal for BEAT Magazine, a youth-focused publication focused on R&B and hip hop music. Some key details include:
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- Content will include profiles of established and up-and-coming artists, concert reviews, music charts, competitions and DJ reviews.
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Eval q 2
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Ronan Beirne outlines the target audience and design elements for a proposed rock music magazine. The magazine would target teens and young adults interested in punk and heavy rock music. Key elements of the design include a bold masthead, consistent red, black, and white color scheme, photos of rock bands and musicians, and pull quotes to attract readers. The magazine would address this audience by profiling familiar rock bands, using fonts and colors associated with rock music, and including photos that depict the lifestyle of its target demographic.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the magazine cover and content was designed to attract the target audience. Specifically:
- The female cover star and article about a female artist was aimed to attract women, who typically listen to more R&B, while the blue color scheme appealed to both genders.
- The graffiti-style font on the masthead and large shadowed numbers in the contents page were meant to appeal to younger audiences who listen to R&B.
- Focusing on contemporary R&B hits a niche market within the broader R&B genre. References to popular past R&B artists also aimed to attract audiences.
- A "30 best beats of 2016" article puff on the cover
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This document contains the results of a survey conducted by Maximilian Stainer for a proposed hip hop/rap magazine. The key findings were:
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2) Respondents indicated urban or black, white, and red as the preferred magazine design aesthetics and Drake as the most popular artist.
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My magazine proposal final
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The document proposes a new music magazine called "Pop!" focused on pop music and aimed at teenage girls aged 13-18. Key details include:
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- The front cover and double page spread will use a colorful design inspired by 1990s magazine Smash Hits, with a pink and blue color scheme.
- It will be 32 pages long, sized at A4, and released every two weeks at a cost of 99p, mirroring the format of the popular Smash Hits magazine.
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Ronan Beirne outlines the target audience and design elements for a proposed rock music magazine. The magazine would target teens and young adults interested in punk and heavy rock music. Key elements of the design include a bold masthead, consistent red, black, and white color scheme, photos of rock bands and musicians, and pull quotes to attract readers. The magazine would address this audience by profiling familiar rock bands, using fonts and colors associated with rock music, and including photos that depict the lifestyle of its target demographic.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the magazine cover and content was designed to attract the target audience. Specifically:
- The female cover star and article about a female artist was aimed to attract women, who typically listen to more R&B, while the blue color scheme appealed to both genders.
- The graffiti-style font on the masthead and large shadowed numbers in the contents page were meant to appeal to younger audiences who listen to R&B.
- Focusing on contemporary R&B hits a niche market within the broader R&B genre. References to popular past R&B artists also aimed to attract audiences.
- A "30 best beats of 2016" article puff on the cover
Primary research evaluation template
This document contains the results of a survey conducted by Maximilian Stainer for a proposed hip hop/rap magazine. The key findings were:
1) The survey respondents were all male between the ages of 16-20.
2) Respondents indicated urban or black, white, and red as the preferred magazine design aesthetics and Drake as the most popular artist.
3) Promotional offers and coverage of music festivals would make respondents more likely to purchase the magazine.
4) These findings suggest Maximilian should target the magazine towards young males and feature urban fashion, popular artists like Drake, and promotions for music festivals.
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Target audience research
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Music magazine project proposal form
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The document outlines initial ideas for a rock music magazine. It will focus on genres like alternative, indie, punk, and metal. The magazine aims to cover popular artists like Green Day and Fall Out Boy, as well as promote new, up-and-coming artists. Potential names include Ready Set Rock!, Rock On, and We Like It Loud. The target audience is 16-24 year olds interested in rock music and discovering new bands. Features will include interviews, album and concert reviews, tour schedules, and competitions.
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Magazine proposal
Farhat Abeid's music magazine "TEMPO" will cover pop, hip hop, R&B, and rock genres. It will include insights on music legends in each genre and focus on artists like Rihanna, Shakira, and Kanye West who embody power in the evolving music industry. The magazine will not only cover industry developments but also latest albums, singles, and gossip. It will target an audience of 13-25 year olds and may be published by Bauer Media, which offers a niche for a magazine aimed at younger generations.
Magazine flat plan
The magazine flat plan outlines the content and layout for a music magazine. It includes features on music festivals, interviews with artists, reviews of new albums, celebrity news and gossip. The double page spreads will focus on major stories while single pages cover topics like quizzes, competitions and advertisements. Page numbers and the magazine's website will be prominently displayed to aid navigation.
Target Audience Profiles
This document provides information on targeting a pop rock music magazine audience. The target audience is 16-25 year olds, mostly female, interested in music, concerts, and fashion. They are students or work part-time and have disposable income. Potential article sections include an artist interview, concert ticket giveaway, music reviews, fashion trends, and a preview of the next issue. The magazine style would use bold colors and fonts with separated article boxes, similar to other rock magazines. Advertisements would promote concerts and music industry brands to attract readers and artists. Readers use the magazine for diversion, surveillance of celebrities, companionship through identification, and exploring personal identity.
Eval question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a magazine about R&B music. It indicates that while the music is targeted at 13-25 year olds, magazines may appeal more to older readers. Research showed that 80% of R&B listeners identified with the "new affluent workers" class of 18-24 year old students. As examples, it provides profiles of Jayda, a 17-year old fashion student from London interested in R&B, dancing and design, and Sam, a 19-year old business student from London who writes songs and raps about his life with dreams of becoming a famous recording artist.
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Task 13 2
The target audience of the magazine "Moshpit" is males aged 16-25 who enjoy listening to music, spending time with friends outdoors, and attending music festivals and concerts. The magazine will have a dark color scheme, sans-serif fonts, and informal writing to appeal to this niche audience. It will include CD and concert reviews, features on new bands, and offer a free CD to readers to engage their interests in discovering new music. Maintaining the same visual design elements across issues will help build the magazine's brand identity.
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The document summarizes how the author addressed their target audience for a new R&B music magazine. Through a questionnaire of ages 18-35, the author learned that this demographic has a strong interest in R&B music. The magazine was designed with blue and black colors and white text, which were preferred colors according to the questionnaire. It also features captivating headlines, images of artists, and content focused on R&B music tailored to both genders ages 18-35.
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Locations recce
Tom Owen is planning photoshoots for his media portfolio on November 5th. He will take the front cover photo outside in the afternoon for better lighting. He will take the contents page photo inside the drama studio in the morning where he can control the lighting. For the double page spread photo, he will go outside to make it more engaging while still having natural light. He has permission from his model and will need to check with the school about access and hazards like weather, noise disturbance, and trip hazards. Safety and avoiding damage to expensive clothes and equipment are priorities.
Primary research
This document contains the responses from a student named Tom Owen to a survey about creating a magazine for electronic dance music (EDM) fans. Some of the key findings from the survey responses that will influence Tom's magazine design include:
1) The majority of EDM fans who responded were between ages 10-20, so Tom will target his magazine to those ages.
2) Avicii was the most popular EDM artist, so Tom will feature him prominently.
3) Respondents most wanted to read about new songs and albums rather than gossip or interviews.
4) The most appealing prize was tickets to a concert rather than vouchers or meeting a celebrity. Tom will include
Photo shoot plan
Tom Owen is creating a photo shoot plan for his electronic dance music magazine. He will photograph his model wearing expensive brands like Beats headphones, Armani, and sunglasses to portray a wealthy DJ lifestyle. Owen will take photos of his model for the front cover, interview page, and double page spread. The front cover shot will be from the shoulders up in a medium close up. Outdoor lighting will be used to make the cover engaging. Indoor lighting will be used for the interview and double page spread to ensure good quality.
Production plan
This document outlines a production plan for creating a magazine. It includes a schedule for the weeks of October 10th through November 1st. The plan details tasks such as establishing a publication date, determining content and budget, acquiring content by researching other magazines, editing content, laying out page designs, proofreading, contacting a printer, and distributing the magazines to stores by the planned release date of December 16th. The document emphasizes sticking to deadlines and choosing engaging content and an effective distribution method to ensure the magazine's success.
Audience profile
The target audience for an electronic music magazine is males and some females ages 16-35. This is because the genre often contains explicit lyrics unsuitable for children or offensive to elders. The magazine will also appeal to socio-economic classes C2, D, and E as electronic music is popular among young adults and teens who frequent nightclubs more than upper-class professionals. Readers will be able to personally identify with the writing and immerse themselves based on their needs and gratifications. The magazine must be appropriate and appealing to people of any ethnicity or nationality between ages 15 and up due to explicit content in artist interviews.
Masthead font styles
Tom Owen is choosing a font style for the masthead of a magazine about electronic dance music (EDM). He considers several options: L-log Razor Edge, Eternity Tomorrow, The Last Call, Renogare, and Chucara. For each font, he explains how the style fits the topic of EDM and will appeal to readers. In the final summary, he selects The Last Call because its artistic style will make the cover aesthetically pleasing and convey a professionally designed interior. The masthead will be in a dark or white color to stand out against the background.
My contents and DPS analysis
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Patrick Coll is preparing a portfolio for his media studies course. He plans to take various photos at his home and school to include in his portfolio. For the front cover, he will take a photo of himself holding a guitar at home on October 24th, using natural lighting. For the contents page, he will take a close-up photo of himself at home for the editor's notes, wearing different clothing. He will also take a photo of himself with his friend Sean at school on October 26th for the contents page. Patrick has requested permission from his mother, the school head, and Sean to take the photos. Potential risks include bad weather, electrical hazards, falling equipment, or interruptions.
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- 1. Mind Map Magazine Ideas Name ideas: EDM Recordbox, Technews, Melbourne UK, Hardcore, Trapperz or lastly, Underground EDM Colour scheme(s): Blue and green, red and grey, orange and blue or just a dark background for example, black. I could also use a dark grey and white, Black and red, blue and white or lastly white and green. Target Audience: The target audience for my magazine is going to primarily be males and some females, from ages 16- 35 (Hartley). This is because the magazine will contain music that is played in nightclubs and these sorts of clubs are only visited by young adults. Images needed: pictures of DJ stars e.g. Martin Garrix and Tiesto and Festival pictures to attract EDM fans. Strapline Language: The strapline language has to be simple but effective, so that it attracts readers, when they see the magazine on the shelves in stores. I may use- Think Bigger, EDM = Life, Drop The Base, We Run The Show or We Think- You Party. Magazines of Influence and WHY: Mixmag influenced my magazine ideas because it zooms in on the same genre of Electronic music and gives information on Dj stars and electronic music in general, which makes it appealing. Also it uses bright colours to make it aesthetically pleasing which is what I plan to do to make my magazine more appealing to my target audience. ‘Star Appeal’ (Richard Dyer): The main image has to be a medium close-up of a successful star who is very popular within the genre of music. This is important because it will create star appeal (Richard Dyer) and will attract the fans of this certain star, to buy the magazine. The main star, will also have something to do with the main story of the magazine. I will make my image stand out by using a bright picture against the dark background of my front cover. I will also make sure my star wears appealing clothes such as expensive trainers and popular brands of clothing. Candidate Name: Tom Owen Candidate Number: 3103 St. Andrew’s Catholic School - 64135 Unit G321: Foundation Portfolio in Media Studies What I will repeat-Steve Neale (1980): For my own magazine, I will repeat the use of a barcode to make it look more professional. This barcode will also inform the reader what issue of the magazine it is. I will also include social media logo’s and links to help use multiple social media platforms to attract more potential buyers. Lastly, I will be sure to include my magazines logo on each page, to make each page look artistic sand completely professional. This is because if I simple use text on each page without pictures, my magazine wont look appealing. I will also be sure to use page numbers etc. as little details can greatly improve the appearance of a magazine.