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The document discusses how electronic dance music (EDM) attracts its audience. It notes that the primary audience for EDM is mostly male and that the music is commonly played at gyms, parties, and enjoyed by those who like the genre. Some of the most popular EDM artists currently are identified as Skrillex, Diplo, Marshmello, and Don Diablo. The songs Universe by Don Diablo, Alone by Marshmello, and songs from Jack Ü (Skrillex and Diplo) are mentioned as examples of songs commonly found on EDM playlists. Fashion options catering to EDM fans are also briefly discussed, along with the record label OWSLA and its clothing line,
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Evaluation Q1
This document discusses the conventions used in the media product and how it develops or challenges conventions.
The cover follows conventions like a prominent masthead, large headline, and model photo. However, unconventional elements include tilted text, asymmetric layout, and overlapped images.
The contents page includes typical categories and images but challenges conventions with its frame-like title and alternating colors.
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Question 3
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This document discusses media institutions that distribute media products and analyzes which institutions would be suitable for distributing a music magazine. It defines a media institution as an establishment that controls distribution, marketing and production. It provides examples of major media institutions like Microsoft, BBC, ITV and HMV. It also examines existing music magazines like Mix Mag and DJ Magazine that are distributed by companies like Development Hell Ltd. and Thrust Publishing. Finally, it argues that Bauer Media would be the best company to distribute a new music magazine due to its large budget, mass market reach, and ability to engage audiences across magazines, websites, radio and television.
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The document compares the cover and contents page of a school magazine project to a final magazine project. For the cover of the final magazine, the headline is much bolder and uses effects to stand out. The photo looks more like a professional magazine shot. More graphics were added to represent the genre. Effects were used to enhance the photo colors and quality. The contents page of the final magazine includes more issues spread throughout, a subscription piece inspired by other magazines, and arranged photography in a "clean cut" style seen in real music magazines. The magazine logo was added to link pages and represent the publishing company.
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The document discusses the hardware, software, and processes used to create a media product. It describes the Nikon D3100 camera, soft boxes, strobe lights, and other studio equipment. It discusses using the iMac for its processing power and storage. Key software included Photoshop for editing images and layers, InDesign for organizing text, WordPress for presenting the work online, Prezi and PowerPoint for visual presentations, and Safari for research. The document provides technical details on the capabilities and functions of the various technologies used in the media production process.
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This document discusses the conventions used in the media product and how it develops or challenges conventions.
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Music magazine evaluation 5
- 2. How did you attract/address your audience? • The type of people who would listen to edm are mostly male and are normally played in the gym (for motivation), parties (to have fun) and mostly listen to them because they just like it. • I think the most popular artist right now in the edm industry would probably be Skrillex, Diplo, Marshmello and Don Diablo. • The songs they would have in their playlist would be Universe by Don Diablo, Alone by Marshmello and songs from Jack Ü (Skrillex and Diplo)
- 3. • In fashion there are many clothing for people who loves edm music.. Record label OWSLA have their own clothing's. • OSWLA is a well known edm record label, many artist like Skrillex works with them.