Music magazine name research
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Kenan Krkic researched popular indie music magazine names to find a catchy, short, and memorable name for his new music magazine. Through extensive research on why other magazines chose their names and experimenting with different options, he settled on "DIF", which stands for "Devoted Indie Fans" - a 3 letter name that is easy to remember and conveys the magazine's focus on indie music fans.
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This media product is an indie music magazine aimed at both male and female fans of indie music. The color scheme and title were chosen based on audience research to clearly represent the indie music genre. Images in the magazine, including the model on the cover, were selected to portray styles associated with indie music according to the audience research. The content focuses on indie bands and artists to engage readers who enjoy that genre. The simple language, color scheme, and relatable interview content were designed to keep readers interested throughout the magazine.
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This document outlines Joseph Ellison's schedule and progress for his Foundation Portfolio in Media Studies unit. Over the course of several months, he conducted research on existing music magazines, created preliminary drafts, and produced his own music magazine. He gathered feedback and made revisions along the way. Joseph changed aspects of his magazine, such as the name and layout. Finally, he completed all tasks including an evaluation with audience feedback and uploaded his work to a blog.
Possible names for my music magazine
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5. How did you attract/address your audience?
The document summarizes audience feedback from a questionnaire about a magazine. Key findings include:
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2. The image of Becky Byrne was described as confident, arrogant, quirky, and unique.
3. On the contents page, readers were attracted to the Becky Byrne image, column of text, images, and red boxes highlighting sections.
4. Readers commented that the contents page layout was neat, clear, and well-spaced.
5. How did you attract/address your audience?
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1. Readers preferred the magazine title, coverlines featuring well-known artists, and a center image of Becky Byrne.
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3. On the contents page, readers were attracted to the Becky Byrne image, column of text, images, and red boxes highlighting sections.
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Question 1 eval
The document discusses the design of a music magazine created by the author. It includes opinions from others that the magazine looks professional and like a music magazine due to the main image of a person holding a guitar, masthead, and anchors about musicians. The author explains several conventions used in the design, such as the masthead on the left side, issue number, and eye-catching main image. The magazine is meant to appeal to the pop music genre with images of pop singers.
4. proposal(3)
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Why i chose my style
The document discusses the author's style as "indie" music. Indie refers to independence and independent genres and originated in the UK and US in the 1980s as indie rock and alternative genres. It was initially used to describe record labels but became associated with the music and bands that had an outsider perspective. The author chose to label their magazine as "indie" because they believe in being independent and taking risks to achieve their goals of love, peace, and compassion according to their own interests and potential rather than being swayed by others. They believe they have achieved what they wanted by putting in creative effort and taking risks, which has made their magazine unique and stronger despite not originally intending some aspects of its production.
Media Evaluation
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Question 5
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conventions
The document discusses how the media product uses conventions of real magazines. It uses a broken font similar to Kerrang! magazine's logo. It includes barcodes, date, and price on the front cover like NME and Kerrang. The contents page is modeled after NME, using slanted photos and headers. The goal was to make the magazine look authentic and resemble popular music magazines like Kerrang! and NME in layout and style.
4. proposal magazine
This document proposes a music magazine aimed at ages 10-30, primarily females. The magazine will have a simple color cover featuring a double page spread and information on the cover artist. The content will entertain the target middle and upper class, "Belonger" audience without offensive language or material unsuitable for younger readers. While the logo may resemble an existing one, using a different font and color aims to sufficiently differentiate the magazine to avoid copyright issues.
Results of audience feedback
The document contains the results of audience feedback about a music magazine. Respondents were able to identify the genre as a music magazine based on features like music-related headlines, band names, photos, and the title. The target audience was identified as teenagers and young adults. Respondents generally liked the magazine's color scheme, layout, style of language, and photos but some did not like the structured contents page or lack of variation in images. Most felt the magazine looked interesting and they would buy it due to the engaging articles, appealing style, and topics that would interest teenagers.
Media Evalutaion
The student discusses their media evaluation assignment where they created a magazine. They summarize that their magazine and a real-world magazine called DJ Mag share many similarities in terms of layout, design elements, and target audience. The student also notes that their contents page and double page spread utilize typical magazine conventions and formats without significantly challenging norms.
question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience for a music magazine. To attract younger readers, the front cover promised free posters and featured a young, stylish model that readers could relate to. It highlighted a popular indie artist to appeal to fans of that genre. The contents page listed music charts to keep readers up-to-date on what's trending. A friend of the author was used as the model to look approachable rather than intimidating to readers. The language used was informal with some slang to make the magazine feel comfortable to read like a conversation rather than just information.
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2. Layout and design elements like masthead shape, additional page borders, and varied artist poses on covers are also unconventional.
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2) Focusing on the indie genre to showcase its diversity and give attention to a less mainstream musical style.
3) Targeting 17-24 year olds for a defined audience to tailor appropriate content.
4) Including news, interviews, artist features, reviews, and event listings to provide a variety of music-related content.
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This document discusses the research and planning done to determine the target audience and attract readers to an indie music magazine. Research methods included analyzing other music magazines, conducting a survey, and reviewing the results. The target audience was identified as males and females aged 17-24 interested in indie music and festivals. To attract this audience, the magazine features attractive models, promotes music festivals, includes interviews over articles, uses fashionable clothing, and prices the magazine affordably at £2.20 based on survey feedback.
Initial ideas and final ideas
The document discusses initial ideas for naming a new music magazine. It analyzes survey results which showed that readers rely on magazine names. Several potential names are listed, with "Throwback Thursday" chosen because it allows publishing weekly and including different music genres. Research of popular magazines informed conventions like using a consistent model, Lydia Hughes, and focusing on R&B music. The target audience is identified as 16-30 year olds based on survey responses and genre preferences. IPC is identified as a potential publisher due to their experience with music magazines.
As media presentation
The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread for an indie music magazine. Key conventions and forms from real music magazines like NME were used, such as featuring popular artists, including a subscription advertisement, and using consistent branding across pages. Research into the target audience and existing magazines helped inform design choices to make the fictional magazine as realistic as possible.
Evaluation
The document summarizes a student's media product which is an indie/rock music magazine. Key aspects included using red and black colors associated with the genre. The logo stands out to attract weekly buyers. Feature articles and typical elements like band information are used to engage the target audience. Innovations like using a hybrid genre were meant to appeal to more readers. Feedback confirmed the genre was identifiable through the design elements.
Evaluation
The document describes an indie/rock music magazine that the author has created. Some key elements included using red and black colors associated with the genre, having a logo that stands out, and including information on various bands. The author tried to appeal to a wider audience by making it a hybrid genre magazine. Feedback indicated the innovations worked as readers recognized it was indie based on the colors, images and layout.
Evaluation
The document describes an indie/rock music magazine that the author has created. Some key elements included using red and black colors associated with the genre, having a logo that stands out, and including information on various bands. The author tried to appeal to a wider audience by making it a hybrid genre magazine. Feedback indicated the innovations worked as readers recognized it was indie based on the colors, images and layout.
Evaluation
The document describes a music magazine product created for an indie/rock genre. Conventions used include red and black colors and images of bands. The logo and cover image stand out to attract readers. The magazine includes a variety of music information and appeals to a wide audience by including both indie and rock genres. Feedback confirmed the hybrid genre was effective at representing the target social group of young adult males through the images and article content.
Evaluation
The document describes an indie/rock music magazine that the author has created. Some key elements included using red and black colors associated with the genre, having a logo that stands out, and including information on various bands. The author tried to appeal to a wider audience by making it a hybrid genre magazine. Feedback indicated the innovations worked as readers realized it was indie based on the colors, images and layout.
Evaluation
The document summarizes a music magazine project. Key points include:
- The magazine genre is indie/rock and uses conventions like red/black colors associated with that genre.
- Innovations like including a hybrid genre were meant to appeal to a wider audience.
- Feedback confirmed the genre was successfully communicated through colors, images, and layout.
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Music magazine name research
- 1. My process in finding a name for my music magazine Kenan Krkic
- 2. I knew that a name for the music magazine was very important, I had to find a catchy, short but effective name that readers will remember and the name will stick in their head
- 3. • So to find the best magazine name, I done plenty on research on popular indie music magazine to see why they called their magazine what they did
- 4. • A few example of popular Indie Magazine names are ‘Acoustic’ ‘Guitar’ and ‘Total Guitar’ All of these names have an instrument in their name but not just any instrument as these are very popular in all Indie songs and have them included in almost every indie song
- 5. • So after spending a large amount of time researching different popular music magazine names, and experimenting with different names I came up with ‘DIF’ this stands for ‘Devoted Indie Fans’ by just using a 3 letter name its catchy and something that readers will remember. Its also the meaning of the name, so indie fans will know the name of the magazine and if they believe they are devoted indie fans they will go out and buy themselves this magazine DIF