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Patrick Coll created a mood board for a singer/songwriter magazine. The images in the mood board reflect the simple style of shots and covers that Patrick would like to experiment with for the magazine. The simplicity of the images also reflects the simplicity of the singer/songwriter music genre. Most images use a single theme color with basic colors like white or black to make the magazine stand out, and Patrick plans to use a blue base color with a white to grey gradient background for the magazine.
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Claire will take photos for her music magazine project, including a front cover, contents page, and double page spread. She will photograph friends around her own age of 16-17. Claire plans to take mid-close up shots from the waist up and full body shots. She will use lighting and Photoshop to enhance the photos. Claire's magazine will be similar in style and price to Q magazine. She has chosen inspiration photos and outfits incorporating current trends for her models to wear. The photo shoot will take place at her school during free periods.
Mood Board
The document is a mood board created by Claire Olney for a magazine planning assignment. It summarizes the fonts, color schemes, films, and artists selected to represent the eclectic genre of the magazine. Three fonts were chosen - 'River Drive' for its messy style, 'Constantine' for its formal spread, and 'Mermaid' for its bold formality. Potential house colors of light blue, black, gold, white, and red were selected. The films 'The Perks of Being a Wallflower' and 'Teenage Dirtbag' were included for their appeal to younger audiences. Seven artists ranging from Shawn Mendes to George Ezra were featured representing different music styles relevant to the
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The document provides a schedule of work completed by Claire Olney from August to April for her Foundation Portfolio in Media Studies course. It details the planning, research, production and evaluation tasks completed each week, including creating magazine pages, surveys, and answering evaluation questions. The schedule shows the progression of her coursework, from initial research through to final corrections and submission of her coursework portfolio.
Primary Research Evidence
The survey results show that the target audience for the music magazine is younger than originally intended. Most respondents were aged 12-18 and female. The majority said the most important part of the cover is the artist's picture. Most preferred rock music and wanted to see a balance of articles and pictures in the magazine. Respondents were willing to pay £2-3 and wanted promotions like concert tickets. This summary provides the key findings and insights from the survey results.
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The document discusses the inspiration for a music magazine. It aims for an edgy, dark and mysterious look inspired by Interview magazine featuring Kristen Stewart. While not a music magazine, it aspires to the images featured. The magazine wants a black and white theme with some color in the front image. It also plans to include a small sense of fashion along with the music to give a unique aspect compared to other magazines. For the photo shoot, it discusses using white wallpaper on a wall at home or a friend's home since no suitable white walls could be found in London. It emphasizes making the model and photographer feel comfortable during the shoot.
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This magazine targets 17-27 year olds interested in indie/rock music. Stereotypes of this group include being hippies who smoke, drink, do drugs and have piercings/tattoos. The magazine represents this group while avoiding explicit images by including competitions, articles about music/festivals, and studio photos of casually dressed models with guitars. It uses proper English but an informal tone. A red/grey/white color scheme and affordable £2 price also appeal to this audience.
Similar magazines
The document discusses color scheme, logo, and image choices for a new indie music magazine. It analyzes the conventions used in similar magazines like NME and Spin. NME uses red and white colors that target ages 16-24. Spin features single artists against white backgrounds. The document considers earth tone color schemes like mustard and orange to make the new magazine unique while still attracting both male and female readers. It plans to use a mix of group and individual shots for the main image to represent indie artists and genres. Names proposed for the new magazine include Fleet, Unsigned, and Indigo.
Brand guidelines
The document provides guidelines for a magazine draft, including discussions of cover lines, color scheme, tone, and conclusion. It summarizes the choices made for the magazine, such as using three cover lines based on research of other magazines in the genre. The color scheme was selected to reflect the target female audience and indie R&B genre rather than being too conventional. Photos were taken with gel lighting to link the images and colored text while also conveying the feeling of a concert. Overall, the document discusses how genre conventions and codes were considered and adapted to provide a refreshing take for the target readers.
Presentation1
This magazine targets 17-27 year olds interested in indie/rock music. To represent this group, the magazine includes a music festival competition, focuses on artists who play instruments like guitar, and features models dressed in clothing found at stores like Urban Outfitters. While some stereotypes of the genre include substance use, the magazine avoids explicit images and focuses more on the music and fashion to represent its target audience. Photos are taken at locations this group would visit, like homes and outdoor areas, with lighting, poses, and language designed to engage younger readers interested in indie culture.
The Pitch
This document outlines plans for a new indie music magazine, including:
- The working title "Lost Souls" to represent people feeling lost without or within music.
- The magazine will focus on the indie genre and aim to appeal to a large, music-listening market aged 16-18.
- It will be published weekly for $2.50 per issue.
- The magazine style will have a vintage, unique look to reflect the indie genre while appealing to younger readers.
- Color scheme options are considered, selecting a mix of blues and orange hues.
- Sample page layouts and contents are drafted.
Similar magazines
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The document describes a magazine front cover and contents page created by the author. Some key points:
- The front cover uses conventional magazine design elements like a large central image but with unconventional bright colors and slogan to stand out.
- The contents page continues the color scheme and uses headings and images to preview articles, mirroring techniques from other magazines.
- A double page spread features a large beach photo with little text, taking an unconventional approach compared to conventionally text-heavy spreads.
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Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their audience when constructing a magazine. They used Blumler and Katz's Uses and Gratifications media theory to understand that people choose media and messages that benefit themselves. To appeal to different readers, the author included subliminal messages and used a gender-neutral color scheme. For the cover, they featured an attractive 18-year-old female model in order to appeal to their target audience. They also used a combination of pastel and dark colors to appeal to both sides of indie music. Feedback showed that readers liked the color scheme and link between the purple lips and masthead, and the author updated the cover lines to make them more legible against the busy background image.
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