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Simply Pop is a proposed monthly pop music magazine targeting females aged 10-15 in income bracket C2-E. Each issue would be £1.50 and feature a medium close-up of a female artist on the pink, white, and purple cover. The contents section would list the page numbers and sections on 5 boxes with a large font, magazine cover image, and band/artist image on each page. Interior spreads would focus on a pop artist with a large image, surrounding text, tag line, and celebrity quote.
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The document provides details for the July issue of the indie/alternative music magazine "BEAT" targeted towards 16-18 year old girls. It outlines the magazine's price, issue number, genre, color scheme, and social media presence. Details are given for the front cover layout including fonts, colors, and a model playing a ukulele. The contents page specifications include title, article title, and numbers fonts as well as images. Finally, font and image details are listed for a double page spread layout.
Music Magazine Research
This document outlines research and a proposal for a new music magazine targeted at teenagers interested in hip hop music. Questionnaires found that most respondents were male, aged 16-18, and listened to artists like Drake, Kanye West, and Eminem. Existing magazines like Vibe, Teen Vogue, and We Love Pop were analyzed for their target audiences and conventions. Based on this research, the proposal is for a magazine called "Zone" focused on hip hop music. It will have bold white letters on the cover matching the artist's clothing color and feature one main artist per issue.
practice pitch
This document outlines a plan for a new music magazine focused on different genres each month, starting with rap. The magazine will showcase subgenres of rap and changing trends in music and fashion in North London through interviews and images. The target audience is youth aged 15-18 from middle-class backgrounds who are interested in exploring new music. The magazine will be distributed in shops, schools, and colleges in North London and have a striking design using bright colors and bold fonts to match the rap genre.
Task three= 1 edition xxx
This document outlines a plan for a new monthly music magazine focusing on different genres each month, with the first issue highlighting rap. The magazine aims to showcase the diversity within rap and how it has evolved over time. Each issue will include interviews, images, and layouts comparing the featured genre to others. The target audience is youth aged 15-18 from middle-class backgrounds interested in music, trends, and social change. The magazine will be distributed in shops, schools, and colleges in North London and promoted at concerts and youth clubs through flyers.
pitch 2
The document provides details for a proposed monthly music magazine called "Wrapped Up" that focuses on rap music and its various subgenres. The magazine will:
1) Highlight a different rap subgenre each month through interviews and images to showcase the diversity within the genre.
2) Target young adults aged 16-22 in North London as its primary audience.
3) Offer digital and print subscriptions, with the digital version costing less and providing perks like concert updates and a chance to win tickets.
2 pitch
The document provides details for a proposed monthly music magazine called "Wrapped Up" that focuses on rap music and its various subgenres. The magazine will:
1) Highlight a different rap subgenre each month through interviews and images to showcase the diversity within the genre.
2) Target young adults aged 16-22 in North London as its primary audience.
3) Offer digital and print subscriptions, with the digital version costing less and providing perks like concert updates and a chance to win tickets.
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The document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Wrapped Up" focusing on rap music and its subgenres in North London. It will feature interviews, images, and articles highlighting different rap subgenres each month. The magazine will be available in both print and online formats. The target audience is those aged 16-22 interested in music trends. Marketing will involve distributing flyers at concerts and colleges in North London.
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The document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Wrapped Up" focusing on rap music and its subgenres in North London. The magazine will have a different subgenre focus each month. It will include interviews, images, and information on new releases and concerts. The target audience is those aged 16-22 in North London interested in rap music and fashion trends. Marketing will include flyers at concerts and ads on social media. The magazine will be sold for £2.50 printed or £1.50 online, with online subscribers getting concert updates.
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The document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Wrapped Up" focusing on rap music and its subgenres in North London. It will feature interviews, images, and articles highlighting different rap subgenres each month. The magazine will be sold in both print and online formats for £2.50 and £1.50 respectively. The target audience is those aged 16-22 interested in music trends. Marketing will involve distributing flyers at concerts and colleges in North London as well as social media advertising.
Yael bradman powerpoint
This document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Wrapped Up" focusing on rap and its subgenres. It will highlight different subgenres each month and link them to the overarching rap genre. The magazine will include interviews, images, music criticism and fashion trends. It aims to showcase rap as a culture with its own styles. The target audiences are 16-22 year olds and 25-35 year olds interested in music and fashion trends. Unique features include free concert tickets for subscribers and a North London focus.
Yael bradman powerpoint
- The document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Wrapped Up" focused on rap music and its various subgenres.
- Each monthly issue will highlight a different rap subgenre like grime, hip hop, or gangsta rap. The November issue will focus on grime.
- The magazine will include interviews, images, music criticism, and fashion trends to showcase the music and culture of rap. It will have a price of £2.50 for printed copies and £1.50 for online copies.
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.
My magazine pitch
The document outlines a pitch for a new pop music magazine targeting females aged 16-24. It proposes filling a gap in the UK market for a more sophisticated publication than current pop magazines. The magazine would focus on both established and up-and-coming pop artists through interviews, reviews, and charts. It would be published by a large company to ensure recognition and appeal to a wider audience beyond just teens. Color schemes and content styles are suggested to give the magazine a more mature tone than typical teen magazines. Feedback is requested on various aspects of the concept.
Main initial ideas
James Rawlinson presents three initial ideas for a magazine to gain feedback:
1) A pop music magazine targeting 16-25 year olds with bold curvy fonts, artist biographies, and a male cover model to attract both genders.
2) An alternative rock magazine for 15-30 year olds with rough sketches, varied colors, and a group shot on the cover. It would include a feature on touring with a band.
3) A dance music magazine for 18-30 year olds with bright colors, artist biographies, and a female mid-shot on the cover to attract males. All magazines would have images on the right and writing on the left for double page spreads.
Dps flatplan
This document summarizes the layout, design elements, and style of different pages in a pop music magazine. The cover page features a centered dominant image with bold font text overlaying the title to indicate popularity. The contents page lays out the magazine sections and uses a blue and white color scheme with casual language for teens. The double page spread has a dominant right-side image against a red and white faded background with contrasting colors to appeal to both genders. Fonts, photography, and language are tailored throughout to match the casual yet informal tone for a pop music audience.
My magazine pitch
The document outlines a magazine pitch for a new pop music magazine targeting females aged 16-24. It proposes focusing on both established and up-and-coming UK and international pop artists through interviews, reviews, and charts. The magazine would have a more sophisticated style than current pop magazines, using black and white colors with pops of bright colors. It would be published by a large institution like Bauer Media to reach a wide audience and promote globally.
Pitch powerpoint media
This document outlines plans for a rap magazine based in North London that would target 16-21 year olds, especially males from middle-class backgrounds. The magazine would have 50-100 pages of content including articles on popular local rap artists and their music, interviews, biographies, and competitions. It would be marketed through social media, music shops, and partnerships at a price of £5.99 per copy or through monthly/yearly subscriptions.
Task 3 prep 2
The document outlines plans for a new magazine called "Wrapped Up" that will focus on different subgenres of rap music each month. It will include interviews, photos, and information on new artists, songs, and concerts. The target audience is youth aged 16-22 interested in rap and fashion trends. It will be distributed in North London and advertised at concerts and youth centers to promote the magazine and rap scene in the local area.
Music magazine powerpoint
The document summarizes and compares several music magazines by describing their target audiences, featured artists, publishers, editors, costs, and strengths and weaknesses. NME focuses on alternative music and new artists, features bands like Arctic Monkeys and Muse, and costs around £2.40 weekly. Q magazine covers various genres and popular music, uses striking images and cover lines, but can be expensive at £3.90 monthly. Kerrang! is solely devoted to rock music and features Green Day and My Chemical Romance, costing £2.20 weekly. Mojo was the best-selling music magazine in 2013 and covers a wide range of genres from Radiohead to Fleetwood Mac for £4.50 monthly. Finally, Top
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- 2. Final ideas • Name: Simply pop • Genre: Pop magazine • C2-E income bracket, females from the ages 10-15 • Institution: Egmont • £1.50 • New issue out every month
- 3. Cover page • Medium close up of a female artist • Main colours: pink, white and purple • Barcode and price in the bottom right hand corner • 4 other images of artists on the front page Example from similar magazine
- 4. Contents • 5 boxes, all with page numbers and what is included on that page • Large font at the top of the page • Image of the magazine cover • Image of a band/artist Example from similar magazine
- 5. DPS (double paged spread) • • • • Large image of pop artist featured Text surrounding him/her Tag line near the middle of the page Quote from the featured celebrity Example from similar magazine