Music Magazine - Project Proposal Sheet
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The document is a project proposal for a magazine about musical theatre. It outlines the target audience as people aged 20-40 interested in theatre, going out, and spending money. The proposed magazine title would be Limelight, Spotlight, Centre Stage, or Solo. The main cover image would be a close-up of a confident, well-dressed woman making eye contact with the reader. The cover story would interview actress Leila Foxx about her theatrical debut. Inside would include reviews, information on new shows, and industry scandals. The typography and color scheme aim to portray an elegant, sophisticated publication focused on the glamour of musical theatre.
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- The target audience for the magazine is 16-18 year olds interested in music. The magazine will be called SCREWTUNE.
- The main front page image will be a close-up or mid-shot of an artist surrounded by text and headings.
- The main cover line will be about the artist's newfound fame and success with singles, albums, and tours. Additional cover lines and interior articles will include a quote by the artist and information about topics covered in the magazine.
- The magazine will use typography styles like MV Boli and Agency FB in different sizes, shapes, and colors depending on the page. Backgrounds will be clean and plain to keep the focus on the main
Unit 13 – Planning and Pitching a Print based Media Product (LO2)
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Music magazine final ideas
The target audience for the music magazine "Daze" is youth aged 15-29 interested in clubbing, dancing, and festivals. The main cover image will feature an artist or club scene to promote the garage music genre. Additional images of shoes, clothes, and lights will complement the genre. Inside, readers can find discounts on clothes, alcohol, and event tickets to entice purchases. A double page spread will interview the featured artist Jagged Shores about their new album, festival appearances, and personal lives to explore different topics of interest to readers.
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The document outlines plans for the layout and design of a new music magazine. It discusses elements like the masthead, typography, price, cover design, and double-page spread. For the cover, it proposes a large black-and-white image of an eccentric female musician with colored lips or eyes, along with pull quotes and cover lines. The contents page and double-page interview spread will feature the featured artist and use different fonts, colors and images throughout to create a consistent yet distinctive style.
Textual analysis
The document provides an analysis of the layout, design elements, and stylistic choices made in Q Magazine. It examines the front cover, contents page, and a double page article spread. Key points summarized:
1) The front cover features a close-up headshot of the main artist taking up most space with sell lines and text surrounding. This draws attention to the artist as the focus.
2) House style elements like fonts, colors, and layout are consistent across issues with red often used prominently.
3) Images on the contents page continue the style and showcase artists' expressions and indie aesthetics.
4) The double page spread maintains the color scheme while the article uses columns, quotes
Q7
My preliminary task was creating a college magazine cover. This helped me learn important skills for my final music magazine cover project. Specifically, it improved my Photoshop skills for manipulating images. It also taught me the importance of lighting in photography and how to effectively layout magazine features to attract readers. While my preliminary cover had issues like poor lighting and uniform typography, working through that process helped me apply codes, conventions and technical skills much better for my final music magazine cover.
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The document describes a magazine cover for a Japanese music magazine called Violet Shadow. It discusses various design elements used on the cover including the masthead font, main image positioning, buzz words, and color scheme. The layout is described as easy to read with a left third that is heavily populated to draw attention. Various conventions are discussed like the barcode, dateline, coverlines and paragraphs.
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The document describes a magazine cover for a Japanese music magazine called Violet Shadow. It summarizes the design elements used on the cover that appeal to its target audience of Japanese music fans. These include the skewed font for the masthead that reflects the dark music genre. Images are used that bring the artist closer to audiences. Bold typeface is used for impact. Buzzwords and emotive language draw attention, while the layout does not overload readers. The color scheme, images, and positioning of elements on the cover were all chosen with the target audience in mind.
Possible narrative frmeworks
The document provides 3 potential narrative frameworks for a music magazine focused on an upcoming hip hop or urban artist.
Idea 1 features the artist prominently on the front cover with a brick wall background. The contents page would include the artist image and fact file. A double page spread would include a Q&A interview with the artist.
Idea 2 keeps the original background in images. The contents page includes the artist image and fact file alongside contents. A double page uses a long shot of the artist alongside an article.
Idea 3 places the artist centrally on the front cover with an edited background. The contents page lists contents vertically with preview images. A double page positions the artist alongside a fact file
Drafting
The document discusses plans for a magazine layout and design. It describes the fonts that will be used for different elements, including a sans serif font for the masthead to catch readers' attention. It outlines the color scheme aimed at both male and female readers. Photograph plans are provided for the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads showing a female model representing an indie singer, with consistent costumes but varied poses. The flat plan layout includes standard sections like reviews alongside featured content.
beth Wright Evaluation
- The target audience for the magazine is fans of Japanese visual kei and J-rock music between ages 16-17.
- Research was conducted through a questionnaire to determine design preferences of this audience.
- Elements like font, color scheme, layout, and article style were tailored based on this audience research.
- Techniques learned include photo editing in Photoshop, blog setup, magazine design principles like using the left third of the cover.
AS Media - Main Task
The document provides details about a student's plans to create a music magazine targeting alternative and electro music fans aged 15-22. The student conducted market research through surveys which found their target audience prefers those genres of music and images with dark tones. The student proposes creating a magazine called "OUTPUT" priced at £2.49, including band interviews, album reviews, and artistic photography with a psychedelic style to match the target genre. They provide ideas for cover, contents, and double page layouts incorporating the market research findings.
Presentation film magazines
1) Film magazine covers aim to promote new films, actors, and industry news while using conventions similar to fashion and music magazines. Photographs typically feature actors from upcoming films.
2) Covers analyzed show a focus on attractive photographs of popular celebrities overlaid on mastheads in eye-catching colors. Straplines promote film names and actors to appeal to fans.
3) Images aim to represent the atmosphere and genre of featured films through poses and expressions that align with action or drama genres. Magazine titles, fonts, and layouts create recognizable brands that attract dedicated industry readers.
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This document outlines photography plans for a magazine cover and contents page. It proposes shooting the cover image in a studio to ensure quality and professionalism. The cover will feature a casually dressed female artist holding a guitar. For the contents page, the plan is to use a layout with small thumbnail images and text to represent each article. The double page spread will continue the cover image's studio shoot style and feature three portraits of the artist, with variations in composition. Examples are provided of the targeted visual style and composition.
Project Proposal Sheet
The magazine cover targets 17-26 year olds interested in house music played at clubs. The main image on the cover will be a medium shot of an artist looking mysteriously at the camera. The main cover line will prominently feature the name of an up-and-coming artist. Additional cover lines will promote an interview with the artist and details of their recent performances. The typography will use bold, blunt titles with simpler readable text below. The background will be white with pastel colors for a neon effect appealing to the house music audience.
Music Magazine Evaluation Questions 5, 6 and 7
The document summarizes what technologies the creator learned about from constructing their music magazine product. They used Photoshop to edit images for the front cover and contents page. Specifically, they used the magic wand tool to select and delete background sections of images, leaving a white background. This was done to make the cover star and text on the cover, as well as an image for a poster on the contents page, stand out against the white background.
Pre production drafting
The document provides details on planning an indie music magazine, including:
1) The magazine will have a comical style with a red, white, light blue, and black color scheme. The target audience is 16-25 year old males.
2) The cover image will feature a boy band. Interior images will include bands in natural settings.
3) Content will focus on indie music news and reviews, appealing to fans through an informal tone. Consistent branding aims to build audience familiarity.
Codes and conventions
- The masthead is in lowercase format which stands out from other magazines despite being recognizable.
- The artist image takes up most of the cover, making it very prominent and the main attraction to catch viewers' eyes.
- Subtitles are in bold, contrasting colors that stand out on the background to attract readers' attention with intrigue through hermeneutic codes.
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