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This mood board for a rock music magazine includes images of conventional rock bands to provide inspiration. Most of the images show all-male bands wearing dark, rebellious clothing like leather jackets. All of the selected images aim to demonstrate the rebellious connotations typically associated with the rock genre.
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The document discusses the target audience for a rock music magazine. The target audience is teenagers ages 13 to 20, with an equal mix of males and females who enjoy rock music genres. Typical readers include 16-year-old Ria who likes Panic! At The Disco and going to festivals, and 18-year-old Keir who likes Fall Out Boy and playing guitar. The shopping and lifestyle habits of readers are also described, noting they likely shop at more affordable stores like Primark and H&M, wear dark colors and skinny jeans, and purchase band merchandise.
Audience profile
The target audience for the new rock magazine is 15-45 years old and will appeal equally to males and females. Most of the consumers will be students or unemployed, so the magazine needs to be reasonably priced between £1-£2.99. According to uses and gratifications theory, readers will use the magazine as escapism and for its ability to relate to their personal experiences through song lyrics. Maslow's hierarchy of needs also applies as readers can feel a sense of belonging to the rock genre and esteem from keeping up with trends in rock fashion featured in the magazine. Common stereotypes of consumers are expected to be indy, emo/goth youth who engage in manual or creative work.
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Esme will take photos for her media coursework portfolio in various locations around her school. She will use the drama studio as her main location, as it has plain white walls and floors that will provide a professional backdrop. Esme will take additional photos in the music department to include musical instruments. She has asked a classmate, Kier, to model for the front cover photo and will borrow a guitar from the music department. Esme also plans to take a group photo of four boys mimicking a rock band for her double page spread. She has obtained permission from those who will be photographed and does not foresee any risks from the planned school shoot.
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- The target demographics of 18-24 and 35-40 year olds completed the survey as expected.
- Most people do not physically buy magazines, so including a website is important.
- A monthly rather than weekly publication schedule is preferable.
- Readers want promotions like contests, tickets and free downloads included.
- Rock is a popular genre that many survey respondents enjoy.
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Most respondents to the survey were between ages 14-21, nearly evenly split between male and female. They preferred to buy magazines monthly or weekly, mainly music and fashion magazines. The color scheme of red, white and black was the most popular choice as it fits with the conventional style of rock magazines. The results provide guidance on targeting both genders of teenagers and using a traditional rock color scheme.
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This document summarizes the results of a survey about preferences for a proposed rock music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target demographics of 18-24 and 35-40 year olds completed the survey as expected.
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- A monthly rather than weekly publication schedule is preferable.
- Readers want promotions like contests, tickets and free downloads included.
- Rock is a popular genre that many survey respondents enjoy.
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The document outlines the production process for magazines from start to finish in 14 steps. It begins with setting a publication date to allow time for errors. Next, a schedule is created and editorial decisions are made about content and budget. Content is acquired through in-house and external writers along with photographs. Sub-editing checks accuracy, spelling, grammar and style. Page layout organizes the visual design. Proofreading finds and fixes mistakes. The file is sent to the printer and distributed to warehouses for sale to the public.
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Most respondents to the survey were between ages 14-21, nearly evenly split between male and female. They preferred to buy magazines monthly or weekly, mainly music and fashion magazines. The color scheme of red, white and black was the most popular choice as it fits with the conventional style of rock magazines. The results provide guidance on targeting both genders of teenagers and using a traditional rock color scheme.
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