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My Music Magazine Pitch... The magazine is called AMPLIFY and targets teenagers and young adults aged 16-26. It will cover pop, indie and rock music genres with inspiration from Billboard, Vibe, NME, Kerrang and Q magazines. The magazine will have a clear color palette of black, grey, pink and white with a simple layout like Vibe and Billboard. Each front cover will feature a large main image taking up 2/3 of the page with the masthead positioned slightly behind. The goal is to have an eye-catching design that appeals to different audiences while informing readers of up-to-date music information.
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My Pitch!
- 1. My Music Magazine Pitch...
- 3. Target Audience: Teenagers/Young adults aged from 16-26
- 4. Music Genres include: Pop, Indie and Rock
- 5. Inspiration from: Billboard, Vibe, NME, Kerrang and Q
- 6. Clear and consistent colour palette:black, grey, pink and white
- 7. Simple layout such as Vibe and Billboard
- 8. One large main image on the front cover that takes up 2/3 of the page
- 9. Masthead is positioned slightly behind the main image
- 10. Eye-catching design and style that appeals to a wide variety of audiences including the target audience
- 11. Aim is to inform readers of up to date information on today’s musicKey Points Of My Magazine...
- 12. Thank you For Listening !