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The document discusses ideas for the cover of an indie music magazine, including: 1) Using dark but vibrant colors like white, blue, and reds to represent the indie genre. 2) Choosing a formal but distinctive font that stands out and appeals to teenagers and young adults. 3) Including short, snappy text that is easy to read without being messy.
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1) The document discusses plans for a double page spread in an indie magazine.
2) It will use contrasting dark colors like white, blue, and reds as well as black and white to give a traditional feel while representing the indie genre.
3) Images will include a youthful female artist posing as if listening to indie music and dressed in a fun but not strictly black outfit, edited to a blue scale to represent the indie/indie rock vibe.
Front cover analysis template ed sheeran
This magazine targets teenagers and young adults aged 14 to 30. The main image features Ed Sheeran holding a guitar, appropriate as he makes folk, pop and acoustic music. The cover promotes an article with an exclusive interview of Neil Young, who also makes folk music. Text and images on the cover are arranged according to design principles to guide the reader's eyes.
Genre research
This document discusses genre research, focusing on the indie music magazine genre. It defines genre as a category that art or media fits into based on certain identifiable aspects. Genres can be crossed or combined. The document then defines indie music and magazines. Key features of indie magazines are discussed, including primary colors like red and blue, models with distinctive indie styles, and bold capitalized fonts. Examples of popular indie magazines NME and INDIE are provided that demonstrate these genre features through their visual design.
Research and planning for Music Magazine
Research and Planning for Music Magazine. By ASAD TANVEER
Beaconhouse Newlands.
Media Studies AS portfolio
Question 5
This document discusses how the magazine cover and contents target its intended indie rock audience. The cover features a brick wall background and model to give an urban/indie feel. It advertises the magazine as the UK's #1 indie rock publication and promotes album giveaways. The contents advertise festivals, free concert tickets, subscriber discounts, and feature interviews and reviews of popular indie artists to attract readers' interest in the indie rock community and music scene. The double page spread uses blown up quotes and photos from an interview with indie model and musician Elena about her new album to draw readers in.
Music magazines - Audience
The document discusses the target audience and marketing strategy for a music magazine focused on rock music. The target audience is ages 16-40, both male and female, from lower social classes without a specific ethnicity. Photos were taken of a model in dark rock-inspired clothing at a concert venue to attract this audience. Promotion through TV ads on music channels and during awards shows as well as radio ads on rock stations would help attract the target rock fan audience.
Evaluation Question 5
This document contains responses from 4 individuals - Luke, Simone, Bella, and Anth - about what draws them to a music magazine called Clique and their opinions on its strengths and opportunities for improvement.
Luke notes the magazine's genre is rap/pop based on the bold colors and fonts used. Bella praises the magazine's consistent style throughout. Anth would purchase it because it features new artist Lil K. Simone suggests making the cover and spreads lighter to stand out more.
The document examines different aspects of the magazine through the perspectives of its target audience and identifies both positive attributes and potential areas of enhancement.
Initial ideas main task
This document outlines initial ideas for a new magazine, including that it will focus on alternative rock and rock music similar to other popular music magazines, and that the target audience will be 18 to 50 year olds in order to appeal to music fans of all ages within that demographic.
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1) The document discusses plans for a double page spread in an indie magazine.
2) It will use contrasting dark colors like white, blue, and reds as well as black and white to give a traditional feel while representing the indie genre.
3) Images will include a youthful female artist posing as if listening to indie music and dressed in a fun but not strictly black outfit, edited to a blue scale to represent the indie/indie rock vibe.
Front cover analysis template ed sheeran
This magazine targets teenagers and young adults aged 14 to 30. The main image features Ed Sheeran holding a guitar, appropriate as he makes folk, pop and acoustic music. The cover promotes an article with an exclusive interview of Neil Young, who also makes folk music. Text and images on the cover are arranged according to design principles to guide the reader's eyes.
Genre research
This document discusses genre research, focusing on the indie music magazine genre. It defines genre as a category that art or media fits into based on certain identifiable aspects. Genres can be crossed or combined. The document then defines indie music and magazines. Key features of indie magazines are discussed, including primary colors like red and blue, models with distinctive indie styles, and bold capitalized fonts. Examples of popular indie magazines NME and INDIE are provided that demonstrate these genre features through their visual design.
Research and planning for Music Magazine
Research and Planning for Music Magazine. By ASAD TANVEER
Beaconhouse Newlands.
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Question 5
This document discusses how the magazine cover and contents target its intended indie rock audience. The cover features a brick wall background and model to give an urban/indie feel. It advertises the magazine as the UK's #1 indie rock publication and promotes album giveaways. The contents advertise festivals, free concert tickets, subscriber discounts, and feature interviews and reviews of popular indie artists to attract readers' interest in the indie rock community and music scene. The double page spread uses blown up quotes and photos from an interview with indie model and musician Elena about her new album to draw readers in.
Music magazines - Audience
The document discusses the target audience and marketing strategy for a music magazine focused on rock music. The target audience is ages 16-40, both male and female, from lower social classes without a specific ethnicity. Photos were taken of a model in dark rock-inspired clothing at a concert venue to attract this audience. Promotion through TV ads on music channels and during awards shows as well as radio ads on rock stations would help attract the target rock fan audience.
Evaluation Question 5
This document contains responses from 4 individuals - Luke, Simone, Bella, and Anth - about what draws them to a music magazine called Clique and their opinions on its strengths and opportunities for improvement.
Luke notes the magazine's genre is rap/pop based on the bold colors and fonts used. Bella praises the magazine's consistent style throughout. Anth would purchase it because it features new artist Lil K. Simone suggests making the cover and spreads lighter to stand out more.
The document examines different aspects of the magazine through the perspectives of its target audience and identifies both positive attributes and potential areas of enhancement.
Initial ideas main task
This document outlines initial ideas for a new magazine, including that it will focus on alternative rock and rock music similar to other popular music magazines, and that the target audience will be 18 to 50 year olds in order to appeal to music fans of all ages within that demographic.
Final evaluation part 1
This document analyzes the cover and contents of a magazine created by the author for a class project. The magazine is modeled after classic rock magazines like Classic Rock, Uncut, NME, Q and MOJO. The cover uses a black, white and brown color scheme, headshot image of a female artist and mentions of music festivals, all of which follow conventions of the genre. Story topics and additional band listings on the cover also emulate techniques commonly found in real rock magazines.
Music artist background research
This document provides examples of how different artists appeal to niche markets and use various marketing techniques. It discusses how Mumford and Sons appeal to a niche folk rock audience. It also examines how magazine ads for artists like Jessie J, Ellie Goulding showcase album covers and song titles to promote albums. Logos and album covers for bands like Nirvana and Coldplay are analyzed for how they represent the artist's image and genre through visual design elements.
Similar magazines
The document discusses ideas for a new indie music magazine based on aspects of existing magazines like NME and Spin. Key elements considered include using earthy neutral colors instead of red and white, a bold logo, group or individual artist photos with a spotlight effect, and articles about indie music, artists, festivals and charts. The goal is to attract an audience aged 16-24 interested in indie music while differentiating the magazine from others in the genre.
Indie Music Magazine
Indie music is music produced independently without a major record label. Indie music magazines typically feature large dark photographs reflecting the dark colors of indie fashion. They also use bright colors to draw attention to band names. Indie clothing seen in magazines is often darker denim and colors that could be seen as old fashioned. Most indie bands started before 2000 so icons of the genre are now 30-40 years older, and magazines represent this with darker, older styles when featuring older bands but brighter colors for younger bands.
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- It suggests "Mandolin CM" as the magazine title, with the cover featuring a girl under a tree holding a guitar.
- The main cover story would be an interview with a popular new country music artist. Additional inside features would include articles on new album releases and upcoming tour dates.
Brief Of My New Music Magazine
The document describes a new music magazine called "INDIE CINDY" that will focus on indie music and artists. It will feature a bold masthead, a cover interview with an up-and-coming female indie artist named Minx, sections on new music and bands, and a free single download. The magazine aims to appeal more to a female audience than typical indie magazines by focusing on a female artist for the cover story and having a name that suggests it is for women.
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Task 9 Formal Proposal
The document outlines initial ideas for a rock music magazine called "Riot". It will target 17-year-old female British rock fans. The front page will feature a large masthead and main image of a solo artist being interviewed, with additional coverlines promoting articles on competitions, charts and fashion. The contents page will include a neat layout, small artist images and an editorial. A double page spread will use a large solo artist image and headings with a drop cap for the text. Photographs will include blank background solo artist shots for the cover and contents, and another solo artist image for the double page spread.
Media presentation
This document provides a summary for a proposed magazine called "Bonanza" that focuses on breaking down song lyrics, particularly in the indie pop genre. The magazine aims to entertain and inform readers while giving artists an outlet to explain their potentially controversial lyrics. Its target audience is primarily 17-24 year old female university students in North London. The magazine plans to differentiate itself from competitors like YouTube channels through its print format and use of QR codes linking to additional content.
Mood Board
This magazine aims to target 16-25 year olds who enjoy indie rock music. This target audience has a unique fashion style featuring dark colors and vintage/retro tastes. On weekends, they often visit Camden and enjoy listening to records from bands like Arctic Monkeys and Coldplay on record players.
Q4+5b
The document discusses how a magazine targeted young adult women ages 16-25 interested in rock music. It chose this audience because no current magazine caters specifically to women who enjoy this genre. To attract its target audience, the magazine uses:
- A cover image featuring a subject wearing dark makeup and clothing associated with rock artists. It uses the colors pink, green, and yellow and includes names of rock bands.
- A contents page with a clear font and informal language to feel welcoming. It features images of artists wearing menacing expressions and clothing relating to the genre.
- Articles and content geared towards topics the target audience cares about, beyond what male-oriented rock magazines cover.
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The document outlines plans for a new indie music magazine called Reverb focused on North London. It will be published both physically and digitally every two weeks, profiling upcoming indie artists to promote their music. The target audience is creative individuals aged 15-25 living in London. Content will include articles, photos of artists, and scannable Spotify codes linking to featured music. Marketing will occur on social media and at concerts to promote the magazine and indie genre.
Question 2
The magazine represents young female adolescents aged 16-18 through the models used. It also represents youth more generally through the topics covered like films targeted towards that age group. The magazine represents various ethnicities through the diverse models used, who have backgrounds including Jamaican, Italian, Indian, and English. However, it lacks representation of males. It also represents those who experienced the 1980s through its subtle use of 80s styles and influences.
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The document discusses ideas for the cover of an indie music magazine, including:
1) Using dark but vibrant colors like white, blue, and reds to represent the indie genre.
2) Choosing a formal but distinctive font that stands out and appeals to older teenagers and young adults.
3) Including short, snappy text that is easy to read without being messy.
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This document analyzes the cover and contents of a magazine created by the author for a class project. The magazine is modeled after classic rock magazines like Classic Rock, Uncut, NME, Q and MOJO. The cover uses a black, white and brown color scheme, headshot image of a female artist and mentions of music festivals, all of which follow conventions of the genre. Story topics and additional band listings on the cover also emulate techniques commonly found in real rock magazines.
Music artist background research
This document provides examples of how different artists appeal to niche markets and use various marketing techniques. It discusses how Mumford and Sons appeal to a niche folk rock audience. It also examines how magazine ads for artists like Jessie J, Ellie Goulding showcase album covers and song titles to promote albums. Logos and album covers for bands like Nirvana and Coldplay are analyzed for how they represent the artist's image and genre through visual design elements.
Similar magazines
The document discusses ideas for a new indie music magazine based on aspects of existing magazines like NME and Spin. Key elements considered include using earthy neutral colors instead of red and white, a bold logo, group or individual artist photos with a spotlight effect, and articles about indie music, artists, festivals and charts. The goal is to attract an audience aged 16-24 interested in indie music while differentiating the magazine from others in the genre.
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Indie music is music produced independently without a major record label. Indie music magazines typically feature large dark photographs reflecting the dark colors of indie fashion. They also use bright colors to draw attention to band names. Indie clothing seen in magazines is often darker denim and colors that could be seen as old fashioned. Most indie bands started before 2000 so icons of the genre are now 30-40 years older, and magazines represent this with darker, older styles when featuring older bands but brighter colors for younger bands.
Initial ideas and Proposal Sheet
- The document provides initial ideas for a country music magazine, including potential titles, images, and features.
- It suggests "Mandolin CM" as the magazine title, with the cover featuring a girl under a tree holding a guitar.
- The main cover story would be an interview with a popular new country music artist. Additional inside features would include articles on new album releases and upcoming tour dates.
Brief Of My New Music Magazine
The document describes a new music magazine called "INDIE CINDY" that will focus on indie music and artists. It will feature a bold masthead, a cover interview with an up-and-coming female indie artist named Minx, sections on new music and bands, and a free single download. The magazine aims to appeal more to a female audience than typical indie magazines by focusing on a female artist for the cover story and having a name that suggests it is for women.
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The document discusses the album covers of several bands and how they relate to the music and target audiences. It describes how You Me At Six, Go:Audio, The Beatles, Brand New, Nirvana, and Simple Plan designed their album covers to match their musical styles and appeal to teenagers. The Beatles' Abbey Road cover was effective because it depicted a famous location without needing text. Simple Plan's Still Not Getting Any... cover portrayed the singer's unhappy life through dark lighting and faces on an old bus.
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The document outlines initial ideas for a rock music magazine called "Riot". It will target 17-year-old female British rock fans. The front page will feature a large masthead and main image of a solo artist being interviewed, with additional coverlines promoting articles on competitions, charts and fashion. The contents page will include a neat layout, small artist images and an editorial. A double page spread will use a large solo artist image and headings with a drop cap for the text. Photographs will include blank background solo artist shots for the cover and contents, and another solo artist image for the double page spread.
Media presentation
This document provides a summary for a proposed magazine called "Bonanza" that focuses on breaking down song lyrics, particularly in the indie pop genre. The magazine aims to entertain and inform readers while giving artists an outlet to explain their potentially controversial lyrics. Its target audience is primarily 17-24 year old female university students in North London. The magazine plans to differentiate itself from competitors like YouTube channels through its print format and use of QR codes linking to additional content.
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This magazine aims to target 16-25 year olds who enjoy indie rock music. This target audience has a unique fashion style featuring dark colors and vintage/retro tastes. On weekends, they often visit Camden and enjoy listening to records from bands like Arctic Monkeys and Coldplay on record players.
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The document discusses how a magazine targeted young adult women ages 16-25 interested in rock music. It chose this audience because no current magazine caters specifically to women who enjoy this genre. To attract its target audience, the magazine uses:
- A cover image featuring a subject wearing dark makeup and clothing associated with rock artists. It uses the colors pink, green, and yellow and includes names of rock bands.
- A contents page with a clear font and informal language to feel welcoming. It features images of artists wearing menacing expressions and clothing relating to the genre.
- Articles and content geared towards topics the target audience cares about, beyond what male-oriented rock magazines cover.
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Music magazine genres
The document examines different music magazine genres including pop, R&B, classical, and rock. Pop music magazines target young girls aged 9-15 and focus on fun, exciting content. R&B magazines typically feature black artists on the cover. Classical music magazines have a simple, classy layout aimed at an older audience. Rock magazines usually feature male rock stars and have a bold, sharp design.
Article for my double page spread
Abbie Field is an up-and-coming musician set to break out in 2012, with over 500,000 Twitter followers already. She grew up in a musical family and took up guitar in school. Her dream collaboration would be with Emeli Sande, whom she admires. Rumors indicate she may tour later this year with Ben Howard or One Direction. Her goals for 2013 are to release her debut album and tour headlines shows if her singles and album are successful commercially.
Media remade presentation
The document outlines a proposal for a new indie music magazine called Reverb focused on North London. The magazine will be published both physically and digitally every two weeks to promote upcoming indie artists and educate readers on the indie genre. It will feature articles on new albums, competitions, interviews with artists, and indie style recommendations. The target audience is 15-25 year old British males and females interested in independent music.
Digipak analysis
The document provides an analysis of different digipaks from various artists including Alexandra Burke, Ben Howard, and The Stone Roses. It summarizes key features and design elements of each digipak, such as album artwork, internal booklets, and use of images. Overall, the document shows how digipaks are used differently across genres, with pop albums like Alexandra Burke's emphasizing images of the artist and Ben Howard's indie album featuring more minimalistic design reflecting the music's style. The analysis provides insights into how digipaks can be tailored to suit different artists and promote their music.
Yays
The document outlines plans for a new indie music magazine called Reverb focused on North London. It will be published both physically and digitally every two weeks, profiling upcoming indie artists to promote their music. The target audience is creative individuals aged 15-25 living in London. Content will include articles, photos of artists, and scannable Spotify codes linking to featured music. Marketing will occur on social media and at concerts to promote the magazine and indie genre.
Question 2
The magazine represents young female adolescents aged 16-18 through the models used. It also represents youth more generally through the topics covered like films targeted towards that age group. The magazine represents various ethnicities through the diverse models used, who have backgrounds including Jamaican, Italian, Indian, and English. However, it lacks representation of males. It also represents those who experienced the 1980s through its subtle use of 80s styles and influences.
Main initial ideas
This document outlines three initial ideas for a magazine: a pop music magazine, an alternative rock magazine, and a dance music magazine. Peer feedback is provided for each idea. The feedback suggests that the alternative rock magazine idea has the most potential because the genre is popular but not overdone, while pop and dance magazines are too common. The final decision is to move forward with an alternative rock magazine, targeting ages 15-25, with a rough sketchy style but toned down for older readers, and featuring big indie artists.
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The proposal outlines a pop music magazine called 'Musique' that will feature popular artists, both established and up-and-coming. It will include images, articles, reviews, and analyses. The target audience is people aged 15-35 of all genders. 'Musique' will be published biweekly on A4 paper with 16 pages, using a red and white color scheme representing the power and perfection of music.
Genre Research
The document discusses the indie music genre. It defines indie music as having a more specific target audience compared to mainstream music. Indie music magazines also have distinct styles, with covers typically featuring artists dressed in cool, stylish clothing. The color palettes of indie magazines tend to be more subtle without bright colors. Features like imagery, fonts, and colors are carefully chosen to match the indie aesthetic and target audience.
Genre research
Pop magazines use bright colors like pink and purple with busy cover pages containing large images of popular artists and simplistic language to attract teenage readers. Rock magazines feature darker colors and images of both current and past band members to engage all ages while being less eye-catching. Indie magazines have light, faded colors with small images of lesser known artists and minimal text aimed at a niche audience.
Evaluation question 2
The magazine represents mainly male characters and uses masculine colors like black and red. While the lead singer of one band is female, the other band members and characters portrayed are male. The target age group is 15-18 year old teenagers and students interested in rock, metal and indie music. Ethnicity in the magazine is primarily white indie stereotypes. Gender, age, class and ethnicity are represented through the styles, colors, fonts and slang used in the magazine to appeal to its target audience.
Magazine evaluation
This document summarizes Heather Ainsworth's media studies project of creating an indie-pop music magazine. She took and edited all the photos featured in the magazine and designed all the pages. The magazine follows conventions of real music magazines like having a bright, eye-catching cover with the main artist's image. It also includes section titles, additional artist images, and stories to attract readers. Feedback from the target audience of 16-24 year old females was positive about the professional design and interesting content.
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This document discusses two music magazines - NME and Q Magazine. It provides details on their history, target audiences, and expansion into other media like awards shows and TV channels. Examples of double page spreads from each magazine are examined, analyzing aspects like layout, language, tone, and how they relate to the magazine's brand. The document serves as inspiration for the student's own magazine cover story, focusing on a new up-and-coming band in the style of NME or a profile of a successful established artist like Cee Lo Green for Q Magazine.
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The document discusses two music magazines - NME and Q. It provides background information on when each magazine was founded, their target audiences and styles. It also describes example double page spreads from each magazine, analyzing the language, tone, layout, images and how they relate to the magazines' brands. The document serves as inspiration for the student's own magazine cover design.
My Pitch
Georgy Moore is creating a music magazine aimed at teenagers aged 14-18. The magazine will include a cover, contents page, and double page article spread. It will focus on rock and alternative music genres and include topics like fashion and gossip. The front cover will feature a main picture and different fonts in a bold pink color. The contents page will have many layered images. The double page article will be formatted in columns with large layered pictures about a band's career.
Presentation1 Jena
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.
Proposal
The document discusses creating an indie rock music magazine targeted at ages 16-25. The target audience has unique fashion styles featuring dark colors and enjoys vintage/retro styles like listening to records. They often listen to bands like Arctic Monkeys and Coldplay. The proposed magazine will be similar to mainstream magazines Rolling Stone and MOJO but with some unique design elements like different column layouts and multiple images per article. It will feature both well-known and up-and-coming indie artists.
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Presentation1 for media
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Media Evaluation 1
The document discusses how the media product challenges and develops conventions of real music magazines. It analyzes magazines like NME, Q, and Kerrang to understand conventions and apply them, while also making the magazine stand out. Key ways it develops conventions include using unconventional house style colors, adding borders, and shaping the masthead like a sound wave. Photos are set in rural scenes to reference festivals and indie music. Models are dressed in indie clothes and pose individually to represent different artists and music styles.
Q2 social group
The document discusses how the media product represents social groups. It targets 16-25 year olds of both genders by including a variety of artists and article topics. The main social group that would be interested in the magazine is rock and indie musicians. The magazine represents these musicians positively by highlighting their successes. However, it mainly conforms to stereotypes about rock artists through the magazine's style, imagery, and content choices.
Evaluation 1
The document discusses the ways in which the media product, an indie rock/singer-songwriter music magazine called Encore!, challenges and develops conventions of real music magazines. Key points:
1. The magazine uses unconventional house style colors of purple, indigo, lilac and blue instead of typical red to stand out.
2. Layout and design elements like masthead shape, additional page borders, and varied artist poses on covers are also unconventional.
3. Mise-en-scene features like rural backgrounds and indie clothing styles aim to reflect the magazine's indie genre and target audience.
Grenre research 1.1
The document discusses genre research for an indie rock music magazine. It notes that indie rock magazines typically use low-key lighting and earthy colors to create a somber effect. The lighting highlights the faces of artists to show their importance against a white or creamy background. Clothing in indie magazines looks worn and old, with band members having straight faces and peculiar hair. Settings are often low budget locations like back streets or rundown places to create a sense of mystery. The target audience for indie rock is typically late teens and early twenties. Fonts used are usually sharp looking to appear stern rather than bubbly.
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Characterisation
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Evaluation 2
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- 1. MUSIC MAGAZINE COVER IDEAS Emily Capon
- 2. TEXT/HOUSE STYLE Colours will contrast the genre of my magazine for example using dark but vibrant colours e.g., white, blue, reds(earth tones.) This is key for an indie based magazine as I found these colours upon other indie genre magazines when I did my own research. Text font; Formal but different representing the genre , the text will be edited so the letters a long in width and height, simple but they stand out attracting youth of an older age and young adults. Text language; short and snappy however the right amount of text is key as Indie magazines are clustered in text however, I will make mine easy to read and positioned in an order which doesn’t come across as messy.
- 3. TARGET AUDIENCE/ GENRE The music genre of my magazine will be indie music style for example this includes, Florence, Arctic Monkeys, 1975, Lorde. I chose to do this genre as its different to the other magazines such as pop, rock and classical magazines are common and I wanted to challenge the typical music genre styles and do a genre which is different but appealing to those interested in the music genre which is becoming more popular. Indie music is Rock/House music so has a wide audience I will address this by key components upon my magazine. Target audience Older teenagers 16 – middle age adults due to my research into the genre itself and the artists who are in this category of music. The age of target audience I have chosen isn't a niche market and is varied, to make sure my target audience is clearly addressed and has been approached I will edit my house style in a formal yet youthful manner. Furthermore by using content and text which can appeal to younger generation for example a festival line up and text appealing to young adults such as gigs for certain artists for example Arctic Monkeys and Blur. My target audience will appeal to both female and males, I will do this by using images of both male and female models which will appeal to both genders.
- 4. MAIN IMAGE Female youthful artist as the model , posing that can come across she’s listening to Indie genre music and dancing. She will appear in clothing that is youthful and fun giving the connotation of my target audiences likes other than music which I researched. I will edit my image into a blue scale to give the indie/ indie rock vibe. Indie music is rock/house music which means I can challenge the genre in different ways I will do this by my model in my image. It will clearly have the rock look, however the dress my model will wear is fun and not necessarily black which is what someone who listens to rock may wear but as this is Indie music it is appropriate. I found this out due to my independent research and questioning those who listen to this music in particular.