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My magazine will be a regional magazine focused on content relevant to a specific local community. It will include local aspects and genres that are significant to the regional audience in order to connect with readers in that region. Unlike national magazines aimed at wider audiences, a regional magazine provides material tailored more narrowly to the interests of a particular locality.
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Task 3 pitch
The document outlines a plan for a new R&B music magazine called "R&B Together". The magazine's purpose is to create social conversation around entertainment and engage audiences with the latest gossip. The target audience is 16-30 year olds interested in R&B music. It will be a 15-page biweekly digital magazine distributed through social media, local stores, and subscriptions. Content will include font and color scheme ideas, personnel and resources needed, and marketing through distribution channels.
Final pitch
The document describes a proposed magazine about indie rock music called "Indie Rock Herts". It will cover both mainstream and local indie rock artists, with a focus on live music events like concerts and festivals. The target audience is people ages 16-30 who enjoy live music, as well as older audiences over 30 who like indie rock. Each monthly issue will feature a local or famous indie rock artist on the cover along with information about upcoming shows. It will be distributed locally in shops and at music venues, with posters and social media used to promote it.
Evaluation Question 2
My magazine represents several social groups:
It targets young adults aged 16 and older who enjoy soundtracks and film music. While having a dark, monochrome color scheme that may appeal to goths, it aims to remain open to all subcultures.
It positively represents young women in music with a female singer on the cover in a position of power. However, it also represents males through articles on the male-dominated film music industry.
The magazine does not currently represent disability but aims to be accessible to all abilities. It features a female Asian cover star to represent minority ethnic groups, who are generally underrepresented in media. While sophisticated in design, it represents all social classes through an inclusive genre and low
Harmony herts pitch
The document proposes a new music magazine called Harmony Herts that will focus on classical and jazz music in Hertfordshire, England. It will promote the local music scene, act as a guide for finding classical and jazz events, and cover local artists. The target audience is older, middle-class residents of Hertfordshire interested in these genres. Content will include interviews, concert promotions, and sometimes histories of classical and jazz in the area. It will be funded through print subscriptions, individual sales, and advertising from local venues.
Classical herts music practice pitch
This document outlines a magazine proposal focused on local artists in Hertfordshire, England. It discusses the purpose and target audience, which is primarily 14-19 year olds. The content would include profiles of different artists with information on upcoming performances. Details are provided on pricing, format, layout, colors, and marketing/distribution plans. The overall goal is to inform locals about music acts in the area and promote other upcoming events.
Similar magazines
This document discusses several music magazines, including NME, Q, Kerrang!, Empire, MixMag, and DJ Mag. It provides details on their publication frequency, publisher, and historical circulation figures. MixMag saw its highest circulation of 70,000 copies per month in the 1990s during the peak of electronic music subcultures, but now circulates around 20,000 per issue. Similarly, DJ Mag peaked at around 40,000 copies monthly but now is also estimated to reach 20,000 per issue.
Classical hertsmusic practice pitch
This document outlines a proposal for a new magazine about local artists in Hertfordshire. It will feature profiles of different artists with information about upcoming performances. The target audience is males and females aged 14-19 primarily. It will have a monthly subscription price of £6.99 and be sold for £2.50 individually. The proposal discusses the content, layout, design elements, marketing and distribution plans.
Regional genre research
The document discusses different magazine genres and subgenres that could be suitable for a regional magazine in the North East of England. It analyzes genres like music, fashion, culture/lifestyle and determines that a sports magazine would be the best fit. A sports magazine could incorporate subgenres like football and cricket which are popular in the region. It would fill a gap, as there are currently limited regional sports magazines for the North East. The conclusion is that a sports magazine focusing on local teams would attract the biggest audience while keeping content relevant to the region.
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Task 3 pitch
The document outlines a plan for a new R&B music magazine called "R&B Together". The magazine's purpose is to create social conversation around entertainment and engage audiences with the latest gossip. The target audience is 16-30 year olds interested in R&B music. It will be a 15-page biweekly digital magazine distributed through social media, local stores, and subscriptions. Content will include font and color scheme ideas, personnel and resources needed, and marketing through distribution channels.
Final pitch
The document describes a proposed magazine about indie rock music called "Indie Rock Herts". It will cover both mainstream and local indie rock artists, with a focus on live music events like concerts and festivals. The target audience is people ages 16-30 who enjoy live music, as well as older audiences over 30 who like indie rock. Each monthly issue will feature a local or famous indie rock artist on the cover along with information about upcoming shows. It will be distributed locally in shops and at music venues, with posters and social media used to promote it.
Evaluation Question 2
My magazine represents several social groups:
It targets young adults aged 16 and older who enjoy soundtracks and film music. While having a dark, monochrome color scheme that may appeal to goths, it aims to remain open to all subcultures.
It positively represents young women in music with a female singer on the cover in a position of power. However, it also represents males through articles on the male-dominated film music industry.
The magazine does not currently represent disability but aims to be accessible to all abilities. It features a female Asian cover star to represent minority ethnic groups, who are generally underrepresented in media. While sophisticated in design, it represents all social classes through an inclusive genre and low
Harmony herts pitch
The document proposes a new music magazine called Harmony Herts that will focus on classical and jazz music in Hertfordshire, England. It will promote the local music scene, act as a guide for finding classical and jazz events, and cover local artists. The target audience is older, middle-class residents of Hertfordshire interested in these genres. Content will include interviews, concert promotions, and sometimes histories of classical and jazz in the area. It will be funded through print subscriptions, individual sales, and advertising from local venues.
Classical herts music practice pitch
This document outlines a magazine proposal focused on local artists in Hertfordshire, England. It discusses the purpose and target audience, which is primarily 14-19 year olds. The content would include profiles of different artists with information on upcoming performances. Details are provided on pricing, format, layout, colors, and marketing/distribution plans. The overall goal is to inform locals about music acts in the area and promote other upcoming events.
Similar magazines
This document discusses several music magazines, including NME, Q, Kerrang!, Empire, MixMag, and DJ Mag. It provides details on their publication frequency, publisher, and historical circulation figures. MixMag saw its highest circulation of 70,000 copies per month in the 1990s during the peak of electronic music subcultures, but now circulates around 20,000 per issue. Similarly, DJ Mag peaked at around 40,000 copies monthly but now is also estimated to reach 20,000 per issue.
Classical hertsmusic practice pitch
This document outlines a proposal for a new magazine about local artists in Hertfordshire. It will feature profiles of different artists with information about upcoming performances. The target audience is males and females aged 14-19 primarily. It will have a monthly subscription price of £6.99 and be sold for £2.50 individually. The proposal discusses the content, layout, design elements, marketing and distribution plans.
Regional genre research
The document discusses different magazine genres and subgenres that could be suitable for a regional magazine in the North East of England. It analyzes genres like music, fashion, culture/lifestyle and determines that a sports magazine would be the best fit. A sports magazine could incorporate subgenres like football and cricket which are popular in the region. It would fill a gap, as there are currently limited regional sports magazines for the North East. The conclusion is that a sports magazine focusing on local teams would attract the biggest audience while keeping content relevant to the region.
EH Practice pitch
This document provides details about a proposed indie rock magazine to be distributed locally in Hertfordshire, England. The magazine will cover both mainstream and lesser-known indie rock artists from the area as well as live music events ranging from festivals to small local gigs. The target audience is young people ages 16-30 interested in live music, as well as older audiences over 30 who enjoy indie rock music and live events. Each monthly issue will feature a local or famous band on the cover along with information on upcoming area concerts and competitions for tickets.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how the media product, a magazine focused on soundtracks and film music, represents various social groups. It represents several subcultures including hipsters by focusing on the latest trends in music. It targets both women and men as evidenced by the female cover star and male-focused article topics. The magazine also represents minority ethnic groups by featuring an Asian female cover star. Through its low price point and inclusive content, it aims to represent people of various social classes.
Publication plan – sound music magazine
The publication plan outlines key details for Sound Music Magazine, a monthly print and online magazine aimed at 16-24 year old music fans. It will cost £2 per issue and feature informal writing with some slang and humor to appeal to readers. Regular content will include a gig guide, reviews, and music lists. Feature articles will include double page celebrity interviews. The magazine will use a red, white, and black color scheme and Calibri font for the body text.
Question 4
IPC has a long history publishing magazines targeted towards specific demographics and interests. In the 1800s, their magazines targeted educated white males, whereas now they consider factors like ethnicity and gender. IPC breaks audiences into categories like "Connect", targeting mass market women. They would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine due to their financial backing and experience publishing influential music magazines like NME. IPC has experience publishing various genres of magazines, so they could publish magazines focused on different music genres. Alternative publishers like Bauer may also be suitable due to their experience with music magazines.
Rap central herts pitch
This document outlines a pitch for a new magazine called RapCentral Herts that will focus on rappers and upcoming rappers from Hertfordshire, England. The magazine aims to educate and entertain readers between 15-20 years old about rappers from the local area through facts, information, and upcoming artist spotlights. It will differentiate itself from other magazines in Hertfordshire with its exclusive focus on rap artists and genres from around Hertfordshire.
Research on Existing Magazines
Billboard is an American music magazine that has been published since 1894. It was originally focused on bill posting but specialized in the music industry in the 1960s. Billboard maintains internationally-recognized music charts that track popular songs and albums weekly based on digital downloads, radio airplay, and streaming. Its charts, like the Billboard Hot 100, rank songs and albums regardless of genre. [/SUMMARY]
Magazine Planning
Alfie Lockhart is planning a new music magazine targeting 16-25 year olds interested in hip-hop and rap. The magazine will focus on genres like hip-hop and rap, featuring artists such as Kanye West and Drake. It will be released monthly for £2.99 per issue or £15.99 annually and will include interviews, upcoming music events, and a design similar to popular magazines like Mixmag. Alfie has chosen Bauer Media Group to publish the magazine due to their connections to other magazines and media.
Pitch for magazine
This document outlines a plan for a new rock music magazine. The magazine will be aimed at audiences aged 18-30 who enjoy rock music. It will provide entertainment and information on the history of rock music, local bands and artists, and upcoming music events. The magazine will be available in both a printed format costing £3.99 and a digital app costing 99p per week. Resources needed include photography equipment, design software, and personnel such as writers, photographers, and graphic designers. The magazine will be marketed through social media, posters, leaflets, and its website.
Updated pitch (1)
The document outlines plans for a rock magazine aimed at promoting 1980s rock music to younger audiences in North London. The magazine will be available in both print and digital formats, with the print version containing 90 pages in red, black, and white. It will include interviews with up-and-coming artists inspired by 1980s rock, information about the origins of rock music, and links to upcoming live concerts. The target audiences are teenagers ages 14-19 and adults ages 40-50. The magazine will be distributed through social media and more traditional methods.
Herts hip hop magazine
The magazine will aim to both inform and entertain readers about hip hop music and culture, with a focus on entertainment. It will provide a platform for artists who may not have had exposure previously and notify readers about music events and festivals. The target audience is people ages 18-35, with more women than men. Content will include interviews, reviews of events and albums, and discussions about the future of hip hop in Hertfordshire. Personnel will include a photographer, editor, social media manager, and stylist.
Task 4
IPC has published magazines across many genres over the years, including sporting, lifestyle, home/gardening, music/media, and hobbies magazines. They have experience targeting niche audiences. IPC would be a suitable publisher for a new music magazine because of their expertise in niche markets and history publishing music magazines like NME. They are likely to publish magazines focused on specific genres like indie/rock or pop to appeal to targeted audiences. Alternative publishers like Bauer may also be suitable as they publish a variety of music magazines at lower prices and have experience with different audiences. The document discusses developing a pop music magazine, noting that Top of the Pops magazine is an example of an existing pop magazine and that its publisher,
Final pitch
My magazine aims to promote 1980s rock music to younger audiences in north London. It will take the form of both a print and online magazine with content like artist interviews, biographies, fashion, and music recommendations. The print magazine will be £3.50 and the online version will have a monthly subscription fee. The magazine will target teenagers aged 15-18 and distribute through music venues and social media to gain their attention. It will use a classic font and feature articles on teenagers' passion for 1980s rock and recommendations of iconic rock albums.
Magazine pitch
The document outlines a magazine pitch targeting young adults aged 16-25. The magazine will focus on hip hop music but also cover genres like rap, pop, and R&B. It will be issued every two weeks and cost £6.99 per issue, though the first issue will be discounted to £3.99. The magazine will have a glossy appearance like Q Magazine and include sections on new music, interviews, up-and-coming artists, and stories behind artists' success. Bauer Media is proposed as the production company to take advantage of their global advertising reach.
Publication plan – sound music magazine
The Sound Music Magazine will be published monthly with a price of £2. It will feature informal writing in a style aimed at entertaining and informing 16-25 year old music fans. Each issue will include a gig guide, reviews, quizzes, top album lists, and celebrity record collections. Feature interviews will be presented as double page spreads. The magazine will use a red, white, and black color scheme and will be distributed both in print and online.
Nme contents page
The document summarizes key aspects of the contents page of a music magazine called NME. It discusses that the magazine is published by IPC Media for an audience of 16-24 year olds who are mostly male and working full time. Readers have heavy interest in music and spend over £1300 per year on equipment. The contents page uses both serif and sans serif fonts for a formal yet laid back feel. Black text and rock music references relate to the audience's music tastes. Content is organized into columns for a professional look. Images relate to article headlines for easy navigation in the less text-heavy layout. Articles focus on rock music, festivals, and mainstream artists to appeal to the target age range.
Magazine powerpoint
The document describes a proposed rock music magazine called "Rock On!" targeted towards readers aged 16-30 in North London. It will be released both online and in print monthly, covering rock artists and music. The magazine aims to become one of the most successful rock magazines in North London by informing readers about upcoming artists and marketing the magazine to its target demographic. It will use vibrant colors like red, white, and black and feature interviews and articles about popular rock bands. The magazine will be priced at £3.50 and include both print and online access.
Magazine powerpoint
Rock On! will be a rock music magazine targeted towards people aged 16-30 in North London. It will be released both online and in print monthly, covering upcoming rock artists and music. The magazine aims to become one of the most successful rock magazines in North London by marketing to its target audience and conducting research to understand what appeals to readers. It will be distributed in Camden market and local shops, and online via a QR code that provides access to the digital magazine and social media pages.
Magazine powerpoint
The document describes a proposed rock music magazine called "Rock On!" that will be distributed both online and in print monthly in North London. It will target readers ages 16-30 and feature content about up-and-coming rock artists and music. The magazine will have a rock-inspired design with red, white, black, and gray colors and rough fonts. It will cost £3.50 and include features like interviews, reviews, and giveaways to attract audiences.
Q magazine bauer media- publisher research
This document summarizes several music magazines, including their target audiences, content, and publishing companies. Q Magazine, published by Bauer Media, targets those aged 30+ and includes reviews of music, films, and concerts as well as interviews. Team Rock Magazine focuses on genres like classic rock and metal for an older audience. NME, published by Time Inc., is freely distributed and targets younger indie/rock fans. Mojo, also by Bauer Media, covers various genres monthly for those aged 30+ and distributes internationally. Mixmag focuses on dance music/club culture for those aged 25-35.
Institution research
Bauer Media is a multimedia company founded in 1875 in Germany that now operates in more than 10 countries. It started as a small printing house and expanded into the UK in 1987. Bauer Media owns some mainstream magazines targeting young people like Kerrang! and Empire, as well as niche titles focused on topics for older audiences like fishing and golf. With over 19 million consumers per week, Bauer Media reaches a diverse audience through its variety of magazine titles.
Codes and conventions of media products
This document discusses the codes and conventions used in different media products including magazines, billboards, and websites. For magazines, the masthead and a dominant cover image are key conventions that allow readers to identify the publication. Billboards primarily use impactful images to convey their message, sometimes including brief supplemental text. Websites commonly feature menu bars to orient users, along with written content and images to provide information.
Dps flat plan
This document appears to be a layout for a publication page that includes a title masthead on the left half and article content on the right half. The right side includes the main image for an article along with a drop cap and captions to accompany the image.
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EH Practice pitch
This document provides details about a proposed indie rock magazine to be distributed locally in Hertfordshire, England. The magazine will cover both mainstream and lesser-known indie rock artists from the area as well as live music events ranging from festivals to small local gigs. The target audience is young people ages 16-30 interested in live music, as well as older audiences over 30 who enjoy indie rock music and live events. Each monthly issue will feature a local or famous band on the cover along with information on upcoming area concerts and competitions for tickets.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how the media product, a magazine focused on soundtracks and film music, represents various social groups. It represents several subcultures including hipsters by focusing on the latest trends in music. It targets both women and men as evidenced by the female cover star and male-focused article topics. The magazine also represents minority ethnic groups by featuring an Asian female cover star. Through its low price point and inclusive content, it aims to represent people of various social classes.
Publication plan – sound music magazine
The publication plan outlines key details for Sound Music Magazine, a monthly print and online magazine aimed at 16-24 year old music fans. It will cost £2 per issue and feature informal writing with some slang and humor to appeal to readers. Regular content will include a gig guide, reviews, and music lists. Feature articles will include double page celebrity interviews. The magazine will use a red, white, and black color scheme and Calibri font for the body text.
Question 4
IPC has a long history publishing magazines targeted towards specific demographics and interests. In the 1800s, their magazines targeted educated white males, whereas now they consider factors like ethnicity and gender. IPC breaks audiences into categories like "Connect", targeting mass market women. They would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine due to their financial backing and experience publishing influential music magazines like NME. IPC has experience publishing various genres of magazines, so they could publish magazines focused on different music genres. Alternative publishers like Bauer may also be suitable due to their experience with music magazines.
Rap central herts pitch
This document outlines a pitch for a new magazine called RapCentral Herts that will focus on rappers and upcoming rappers from Hertfordshire, England. The magazine aims to educate and entertain readers between 15-20 years old about rappers from the local area through facts, information, and upcoming artist spotlights. It will differentiate itself from other magazines in Hertfordshire with its exclusive focus on rap artists and genres from around Hertfordshire.
Research on Existing Magazines
Billboard is an American music magazine that has been published since 1894. It was originally focused on bill posting but specialized in the music industry in the 1960s. Billboard maintains internationally-recognized music charts that track popular songs and albums weekly based on digital downloads, radio airplay, and streaming. Its charts, like the Billboard Hot 100, rank songs and albums regardless of genre. [/SUMMARY]
Magazine Planning
Alfie Lockhart is planning a new music magazine targeting 16-25 year olds interested in hip-hop and rap. The magazine will focus on genres like hip-hop and rap, featuring artists such as Kanye West and Drake. It will be released monthly for £2.99 per issue or £15.99 annually and will include interviews, upcoming music events, and a design similar to popular magazines like Mixmag. Alfie has chosen Bauer Media Group to publish the magazine due to their connections to other magazines and media.
Pitch for magazine
This document outlines a plan for a new rock music magazine. The magazine will be aimed at audiences aged 18-30 who enjoy rock music. It will provide entertainment and information on the history of rock music, local bands and artists, and upcoming music events. The magazine will be available in both a printed format costing £3.99 and a digital app costing 99p per week. Resources needed include photography equipment, design software, and personnel such as writers, photographers, and graphic designers. The magazine will be marketed through social media, posters, leaflets, and its website.
Updated pitch (1)
The document outlines plans for a rock magazine aimed at promoting 1980s rock music to younger audiences in North London. The magazine will be available in both print and digital formats, with the print version containing 90 pages in red, black, and white. It will include interviews with up-and-coming artists inspired by 1980s rock, information about the origins of rock music, and links to upcoming live concerts. The target audiences are teenagers ages 14-19 and adults ages 40-50. The magazine will be distributed through social media and more traditional methods.
Herts hip hop magazine
The magazine will aim to both inform and entertain readers about hip hop music and culture, with a focus on entertainment. It will provide a platform for artists who may not have had exposure previously and notify readers about music events and festivals. The target audience is people ages 18-35, with more women than men. Content will include interviews, reviews of events and albums, and discussions about the future of hip hop in Hertfordshire. Personnel will include a photographer, editor, social media manager, and stylist.
Task 4
IPC has published magazines across many genres over the years, including sporting, lifestyle, home/gardening, music/media, and hobbies magazines. They have experience targeting niche audiences. IPC would be a suitable publisher for a new music magazine because of their expertise in niche markets and history publishing music magazines like NME. They are likely to publish magazines focused on specific genres like indie/rock or pop to appeal to targeted audiences. Alternative publishers like Bauer may also be suitable as they publish a variety of music magazines at lower prices and have experience with different audiences. The document discusses developing a pop music magazine, noting that Top of the Pops magazine is an example of an existing pop magazine and that its publisher,
Final pitch
My magazine aims to promote 1980s rock music to younger audiences in north London. It will take the form of both a print and online magazine with content like artist interviews, biographies, fashion, and music recommendations. The print magazine will be £3.50 and the online version will have a monthly subscription fee. The magazine will target teenagers aged 15-18 and distribute through music venues and social media to gain their attention. It will use a classic font and feature articles on teenagers' passion for 1980s rock and recommendations of iconic rock albums.
Magazine pitch
The document outlines a magazine pitch targeting young adults aged 16-25. The magazine will focus on hip hop music but also cover genres like rap, pop, and R&B. It will be issued every two weeks and cost £6.99 per issue, though the first issue will be discounted to £3.99. The magazine will have a glossy appearance like Q Magazine and include sections on new music, interviews, up-and-coming artists, and stories behind artists' success. Bauer Media is proposed as the production company to take advantage of their global advertising reach.
Publication plan – sound music magazine
The Sound Music Magazine will be published monthly with a price of £2. It will feature informal writing in a style aimed at entertaining and informing 16-25 year old music fans. Each issue will include a gig guide, reviews, quizzes, top album lists, and celebrity record collections. Feature interviews will be presented as double page spreads. The magazine will use a red, white, and black color scheme and will be distributed both in print and online.
Nme contents page
The document summarizes key aspects of the contents page of a music magazine called NME. It discusses that the magazine is published by IPC Media for an audience of 16-24 year olds who are mostly male and working full time. Readers have heavy interest in music and spend over £1300 per year on equipment. The contents page uses both serif and sans serif fonts for a formal yet laid back feel. Black text and rock music references relate to the audience's music tastes. Content is organized into columns for a professional look. Images relate to article headlines for easy navigation in the less text-heavy layout. Articles focus on rock music, festivals, and mainstream artists to appeal to the target age range.
Magazine powerpoint
The document describes a proposed rock music magazine called "Rock On!" targeted towards readers aged 16-30 in North London. It will be released both online and in print monthly, covering rock artists and music. The magazine aims to become one of the most successful rock magazines in North London by informing readers about upcoming artists and marketing the magazine to its target demographic. It will use vibrant colors like red, white, and black and feature interviews and articles about popular rock bands. The magazine will be priced at £3.50 and include both print and online access.
Magazine powerpoint
Rock On! will be a rock music magazine targeted towards people aged 16-30 in North London. It will be released both online and in print monthly, covering upcoming rock artists and music. The magazine aims to become one of the most successful rock magazines in North London by marketing to its target audience and conducting research to understand what appeals to readers. It will be distributed in Camden market and local shops, and online via a QR code that provides access to the digital magazine and social media pages.
Magazine powerpoint
The document describes a proposed rock music magazine called "Rock On!" that will be distributed both online and in print monthly in North London. It will target readers ages 16-30 and feature content about up-and-coming rock artists and music. The magazine will have a rock-inspired design with red, white, black, and gray colors and rough fonts. It will cost £3.50 and include features like interviews, reviews, and giveaways to attract audiences.
Q magazine bauer media- publisher research
This document summarizes several music magazines, including their target audiences, content, and publishing companies. Q Magazine, published by Bauer Media, targets those aged 30+ and includes reviews of music, films, and concerts as well as interviews. Team Rock Magazine focuses on genres like classic rock and metal for an older audience. NME, published by Time Inc., is freely distributed and targets younger indie/rock fans. Mojo, also by Bauer Media, covers various genres monthly for those aged 30+ and distributes internationally. Mixmag focuses on dance music/club culture for those aged 25-35.
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Bauer Media is a multimedia company founded in 1875 in Germany that now operates in more than 10 countries. It started as a small printing house and expanded into the UK in 1987. Bauer Media owns some mainstream magazines targeting young people like Kerrang! and Empire, as well as niche titles focused on topics for older audiences like fishing and golf. With over 19 million consumers per week, Bauer Media reaches a diverse audience through its variety of magazine titles.
Codes and conventions of media products
This document discusses the codes and conventions used in different media products including magazines, billboards, and websites. For magazines, the masthead and a dominant cover image are key conventions that allow readers to identify the publication. Billboards primarily use impactful images to convey their message, sometimes including brief supplemental text. Websites commonly feature menu bars to orient users, along with written content and images to provide information.
Dps flat plan
This document appears to be a layout for a publication page that includes a title masthead on the left half and article content on the right half. The right side includes the main image for an article along with a drop cap and captions to accompany the image.
Presentation1
The document discusses the use of various software programs and tools used to create a magazine. Adobe Photoshop was used to edit photographs and create magazine pages, learning tools through practice and online tutorials. A Canon EOS 600D camera was used to take high-quality photos with photography experience helping with technique. The Dafont website provided free fonts categorized by style to find ones fitting the magazine theme. Blogger created an online journal documenting the magazine's progress from ideas to final evaluation.
Front cover flat plan
This document appears to be a magazine cover layout that includes common magazine design elements like a masthead, main image, sell lines, pull quote, and bottom banner. The layout utilizes these standard magazine cover components to showcase the publication and entice readers.
Question 6
The document discusses the use of various design and media tools used to create a magazine media product. It describes using Dafont to choose clear, appealing fonts and download them for use in Photoshop. Photoshop was used to edit pictures, create the product, change colors, and remove backgrounds. Specific Photoshop tools discussed include the smudge tool to blend backgrounds, picker tool to maintain consistent colors, and magnetic lasso tool to separate subjects. Blogger was used to organize ideas, upload posts, and track time management. Media rich programs discussed include Slides for presentations, Powtoon for an interesting way to display information, and Slideshare and Prezi to upload PowerPoints and make presentations attractive and organized.
Presentation2
Animoto allowed the author to create short videos with images, videos, and text effects to find inspiration for hair styles and makeup for a model. Powtoon was used to create online presentations with transitions, word effects, and cartoons to make the presentation interactive. Polyvore helped the author make mood boards by searching shared images to decide on props, costumes, and outfits for a model, showing clothing options and purchase details.
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Me and my group were tasked with creating a college magazine to understand the elements needed. Through this, the student learned Photoshop skills to make impactful edits and the importance of layout and photos to clearly convey the magazine's topic. Having compiled experiences into the final magazine, the student incorporated contrasts between black and white and color images seen in other magazines and felt their Photoshop and photography skills improved over the course.
Presentation2
The target audience for the magazine would be males and females aged 13-19 who like rock music and are still in school or college. The author determined this through creating a questionnaire to understand preferences of potential readers. The questionnaire found that most potential readers preferred rock music, monthly magazines priced between £2-3, and content like interviews, reviews, and celebrity news. Key details like favorite brands and social media sites were also gathered to ensure the magazine would appeal to this audience. With this audience profile, the author can now create a magazine tailored to attract and engage this specific demographic.
Media rich
The document discusses various technologies the author learned about while creating a magazine project. They used Photoshop to add detail and experiment with new tools like placing images over text and creating bold outlines. For research, the author used Blogger, learning how to embed videos, edit posts, and share work with a wider audience. Prezi and YouTube were also utilized; Prezi helped include information in a visual format while YouTube allowed video uploads and sharing. When photographing models, the author found their Canon camera produced higher quality images than an iPhone, especially in low light conditions.
Prelim task
- In the preliminary task, the font color was not clearly visible and the font looked plain, whereas for the magazine cover more care was taken to plan color schemes and select unique, exciting fonts.
- The magazine masthead was too boring and small compared to the colored squares, whereas more thought went into making the magazine cover grab attention.
- The preliminary contents page wasn't fully filled and looked unfinished, whereas ensuring the magazine contents page was busy suited the punk genre. Researching other magazines allowed adding more details.
- Layout and space usage improved from the preliminary task to the magazine, as skills and confidence with Photoshop increased through practice and development.
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Most regional magazines aim their content at middle-aged and older readers as they focus on community updates and regional features that appeal more to older audiences. Absolute and The Source target younger readers through their modern style and content like fashion, music, and gossip. Specifically, they aim at artsy, indie, LGBT, and student audiences in Brighton which has a cultural scene and prominent university known for arts. While they could not obtain specific demographic percentages, they aim to attract a wide readership across most of the local population with fresh ideas.
Differences between regional and national
The document compares regional magazines and national magazines. Regional magazines have smaller target audiences and focus only on a specific region, discussing local news, events, and culture. They have less content than national magazines. National magazines appeal to a whole nation and have a larger target audience, allowing them to include more varied content about celebrities and larger stories from across the country.
Proposal
The proposed music magazine will have an indie/alternative genre and focus on new and popular artists to attract a wide audience. It will feature interviews, reviews, event listings, and a glimpse into the music industry. The monthly magazine will be higher quality and priced at £3.70, allowing for more in-depth content in its 200 pages. The accompanying website and social media will provide exclusive content like behind-the-scenes videos and competitions to engage audiences between issues. The target audience is 16-34 year olds from social classes B/A who follow new and popular music trends.
Magazine Planning - Pitch Sheet
This document provides details for planning a new music magazine called "U". It includes the proposed title, slogan, genres of music covered, issue frequency, price, attitude and style. The magazine will focus on indie and pop/rock genres. It will be released monthly at £2.99 per issue. The magazine aims to have a relaxed style and attitude, appealing to music fans looking for new artists. It will include articles on both popular and up-and-coming artists, album and concert reviews, charts of recommended songs, and occasional posters or CD giveaways to subscribers.
Journalism that I like
The document discusses the type of journalism that would be best suited for a magazine aimed at young dubstep fans. It recommends using an informal style with alliteration and text speak to appeal to readers and make them feel part of an exclusive group. Article summaries on the contents page should be brief but outline what is inside, while also teasing the reader. Long articles could bore readers, so visual elements like large pictures and eye-catching headlines are important to keep them engaged as they flip through. The middle of the magazine is a good spot for a two-page feature related to the cover to catch readers' eyes as a midpoint. The journalism should focus on news, events and gossip about dubstep artists and their professional and personal
My magazine
The document describes Tallulah Frendo's plans for an online magazine called "Inter-Music" targeting teenagers and young adults aged 15-24 interested in rock and pop music. The magazine will be released weekly on tablets and have daily updates online. It will cost £5 per month for exclusive tablet content. The digital-only format aims to engage its target audience. The magazine will include interviews, fashion analyses, technology/social media articles, and music reviews/tour listings. Promotion will occur via social media with exclusive content and competitions.
Magazine proposal
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine focused on rock and indie genres. It will target teenagers and young adults who enjoy deeper, meaningful music. The magazine will include gossip, artist biographies, interviews, and coverage of the music industry. It aims to attract readers through bold design elements, a mix of formal and informal content, and relatable language. The monthly publication schedule allows time for quality articles while still providing fresh content each issue. Color scheme and instrument imagery on the cover are meant to set the mood associated with rock and indie music. Interviews with average fans will offer a unique perspective not found in other magazines.
Magazine proposal
The document discusses plans for a new music magazine focused on rock and indie genres. It will target teenagers and young adults interested in meaningful music. The magazine will include gossip, artist biographies, and interviews with ordinary fans. Colors and images on the cover will aim to set the mood associated with rock and indie music. A unique selling point will be interviews with fan opinions and creative contests for readers. The magazine will be published monthly to allow quality content while maintaining readership interest and necessity.
Magazine genres
The document discusses different genres that could be used for a regional magazine targeting young people in the North East of England. It analyzes magazines in various genres like music, fashion, and lifestyle. It determines that a lifestyle genre would be best to appeal widely by including sections on fashion, music, art, culture and more. The document concludes that a lifestyle magazine genre focused on these topics could fill a gap for young regional readers.
Competition
The document discusses the competition for a proposed regional fashion magazine focused on the North East of England. Vogue and Glamour are identified as national competitors due to similar content but they cover all of the UK rather than just one region. The Crack is also regional competition but focuses on music and culture rather than fashion. The proposed magazine will differ by specifically focusing on regional fashion events, gossip, and lifestyle tips for the North East audience. There is a gap in the market for this type of regionally focused fashion magazine.
Second slide
The document provides details about the target audience, values, and genre of a local newspaper for teenagers and young adults aged 16-24 in Bromley, UK. The target audience falls into psychographic categories like rebels and creatives. The newspaper will represent the local youth culture through stories on music, arts, and community events. It will follow a tabloid format and focus on being a voice for young people while also addressing issues relevant to their society. The language and stories will be informal to appeal to its target demographic.
Magazine pitch
This document outlines a pitch for a new music magazine. It will cover all genres of music from current artists to musical legends. The magazine will have a similar style to popular magazines like Q and Rolling Stone to appeal to their audiences aged 16-35. It will include a variety of content like artist features and profiles to maintain reader attention across issues. The magazine hopes to appeal to both younger and older readers by covering new up-and-coming artists and classic artists from the 80s and 90s.
Evaluation
This document contains an evaluation of a student's media studies project creating a music magazine called "Virtuoso". The student discusses how their magazine uses and develops conventions from real music magazines like "Billboard". They also discuss representing social groups, their target audience, and how they addressed that audience. The student reflects on what they learned about using Adobe Photoshop to construct the magazine pages and planning the photography used.
Evaluation
This document contains an evaluation of a student's media studies project creating a music magazine called "Virtuoso". The student discusses how their magazine uses and develops conventions from real music magazines like "Billboard". They also discuss representing social groups, their target audience, and how they addressed that audience. The student reflects on what they learned about using Adobe Photoshop to construct the magazine pages and planning the photography used.
Sub genre research
The document discusses sub-genres that could be included in a culture/lifestyle magazine for northeast England. It summarizes the sub-genres used in four existing magazines - The Crack, Luxe, Sunderland Vibe, and Cozymag. Based on the research, the key sub-genres identified are events, music, art, and fashion. The document concludes that the new magazine will include these four sub-genres, along with film. It will also have a personalized section like "Clique Life" and either a "What's North" or "Events" section. A new sub-genre like tech will also be included to make the magazine unique.
Proposal for new music magazine
The document proposes a new R&B music magazine targeted at teenagers and young adults aged 16-26. It will be published monthly and feature both established and up-and-coming artists. The magazine aims to emulate the style of Vibe magazine through visual artist profiles and minimal text. Publicity will focus on social media engagement to attract the target youth audience.
Task 9
The document summarizes research conducted about music magazines and their target audiences. It discusses how magazines must adapt their content to changing music genres and audience preferences. Research methods like surveys and focus groups can provide information about the target audience and their preferred content. Each magazine should develop its own identifiable style, or "house style," through consistent branding elements like fonts, colors, and imagery. This allows the target audience to recognize the magazine.
Magazine inspiration
The document discusses three magazines - The Crack, Sunderland Vibe Magazine, and Luxe Magazine - as sources of inspiration for creating a new magazine. The Crack covers a variety of sub-genres including music, art, film, and food, targeting younger adults. Sunderland Vibe focuses more on local events and links, targeting families. Luxe shares genres with The Crack like food and film but focuses more on ideal places in Newcastle, appealing to a range of ages and genders. Elements from each will inspire the new magazine but with a focus on North East culture.
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- 3. REGIONAL MAGAZINE Unlike a national magazine, a regional magazine will also include content that would reach out and be understood by a regional audience. This content would be especially significant to those within the regional community, and would therefore not be as important to a fellow region or to the rest of the nation. Like a national or global print, a regional magazine can revolve around universal subjects and genres, but can add an additional regional side by including content that would be around that genre and how the region connects with it.
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