NEA Task 4 Planning
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The document outlines plans for a new high-end fashion magazine targeted towards people aged 16-25. It will be called Steppingstone and feature photos of male and female models in various styles with brief descriptions. The magazine will include common elements like a masthead, cover stories, and dates. There will be two different cover designs - one featuring a female model looking at the camera against a plain background, and another with a male model looking away in an urban setting. The content and style of the magazine will aim to appeal to its target audience.
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Kerrang! Magazine is published in the UK by Bauer Media Group, which publishes over 38 million magazines per week across over 15 countries, with revenue of €1.79 billion last year. COMPANY magazine uses pink, blue, black, and white on its covers, with a pink font appealing to its female audience. It features fashion icon Emma Watson on the cover wearing a Fendi dress to reflect the magazine's fashion focus. COMPANY Magazine has a circulation of 217,000 and is published by National Magazine Company, which is owned by Hearst Corporation and had over 3.1 million in combined magazine circulation in 2010 with revenue of £297 million that year.
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Evaluation question 5
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FINAL Research task 4 (q1 3)
- IPC has a long history publishing magazines dating back to the 1800s, targeting various audiences over time including white middle class men, women, and later expanding to music and other genres.
- In the 1920s-1940s, IPC launched magazines targeted at white middle class women like "Ideal Home" and "Woman and Home," reinforcing domestic stereotypes of the time. They also promoted magazines through contests and free gifts.
- By the 1950s, IPC shifted targeting from traditional lifestyle magazines to also include music and TV to appeal to both genders. They launched the first UK music chart through "New Musical Express."
- IPC has merged with other companies over the decades,
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The document provides an analysis of magazine front covers, specifically comparing Vogue and Glamour magazines. Some key points:
1) Vogue and Glamour both use similar layouts with the masthead at the top and cover lines surrounding the main celebrity image.
2) Vogue targets a higher-end audience while Glamour aims for younger women aged 18-30 with its brighter colors and bolder fonts.
3) Both magazines use high-quality celebrity images and cover lines about fashion and lifestyles to attract readers.
Presentation
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This document discusses various conventions commonly used on magazine covers and front pages. It describes the masthead as the name of the magazine that identifies its brand. A barcode is also essential to allow readers to purchase the magazine and see the price. A skyline is used by pop magazines to promote social media and additional content inside. The splash is a short statement to entice readers with deals or gossip. The main image varies by genre but in pop magazines features a young, brightly dressed artist to convey youthfulness.
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This document analyzes the front cover of a classical music magazine. The magazine uses a blue background and white font to convey a royal and upper-class tone appropriate for classical music. The cover emphasizes it is a special anniversary edition through images of a cake and a small red triangle. The target audience is revealed to be older, educated listeners interested in articles on conservatories and Brexit. The magazine presents itself as a trustworthy source for news on classical music and aims to appeal to conservatives through its colors and content.
Planning
The document discusses plans for shooting the cover image for a music magazine outdoors rather than in a studio. It aims to give the magazine a chilled, relaxed, slightly edgy feel to stand out from other magazines and reflect the style of music featured. The cover shot will use a male model around the average age of readers, dressed smartly but individually, playing an acoustic guitar in front of a brightly colored background to look crisp while taken outside.
Magazine media analysis dp
This document analyzes a magazine focused on classical music. The magazine maintains a minimalist style with plain backgrounds, professional typography, and detailed articles to appeal to its niche audience of passionate classical music enthusiasts. It focuses on up-to-date industry news and features professional musicians to provide exclusive content and establish credibility. While this minimalist approach reinforces the magazine's brand identity and immersion in classical music conventions, some critics argue it may be too plain and lack appeal for younger readers. However, as a niche publication, broad mainstream appeal is not required.
Media analysis 3 c
The magazine is a special anniversary edition celebrating 40 years. It maintains the publication's house style through elements like a photo from an older issue and a theme of a birthday cake with 40 candles. The contents page continues the minimalist color scheme and clear layout of the cover to aid navigation. The articles are meant for an audience of classical music fans and professionals given their informational nature.
IPC
IPC has been associated with magazines targeting various audiences, including magazines related to hobbies such as horse riding, shooting, yachting, gardening, cycling, and photography. These magazines generally target middle and upper class males with interests in the hobby. IPC also publishes lifestyle and health magazines targeting women aged 16-30. IPC publishes a wide range of magazines in genres like country pursuits, fashion, home interests, sports, entertainment, and music. In general, IPC magazine audiences are middle to upper class with disposable income.
Institution: COMPANY Magazine
Kerrang! Magazine is published in the UK by Bauer Media Group, which publishes over 38 million magazines per week across over 15 countries, with revenue of €1.79 billion last year. COMPANY magazine uses pink, blue, black, and white on its covers, with a pink font appealing to its female audience. It features fashion icon Emma Watson on the cover wearing a Fendi dress to reflect the magazine's fashion focus. COMPANY Magazine has a circulation of 217,000 and is published by National Magazine Company, which is owned by Hearst Corporation and had over 3.1 million in combined magazine circulation in 2010 with revenue of £297 million that year.
Main Competitors
The document identifies Rolling Stone, Q, NME, and Mojo magazines as the main competitors for a new music magazine. To compete, the author plans to use large dominant center images like Rolling Stone, large cover lines like Q, price their magazine between £2-3 like NME, and include unusual artist facts like Mojo to engage audiences.
Evaluation question 5
The author attracted their target audience of young alternative music fans through an unconventional magazine cover featuring a recognizable musician with minimal text. The magazine has a print rather than glossy format and edgy aesthetic in line with retro hipster styles. It covers various alternative music genres like indie and rap, filling a gap in the market. The tagline and features resemble other magazines popular in hipster culture. The author believes creating an interesting magazine priced similarly to competitors positions it well to attract and generate sales from their motivated, income-having audience.
FINAL Research task 4 (q1 3)
- IPC has a long history publishing magazines dating back to the 1800s, targeting various audiences over time including white middle class men, women, and later expanding to music and other genres.
- In the 1920s-1940s, IPC launched magazines targeted at white middle class women like "Ideal Home" and "Woman and Home," reinforcing domestic stereotypes of the time. They also promoted magazines through contests and free gifts.
- By the 1950s, IPC shifted targeting from traditional lifestyle magazines to also include music and TV to appeal to both genders. They launched the first UK music chart through "New Musical Express."
- IPC has merged with other companies over the decades,
Analysis
The magazine Kerang focuses on rock, indie, and alternative music genres. It uses a dark color scheme and bold fonts to create a heavy feel that matches the music. The front cover features a band surrounded by information to heavily promote that artist. All people pictured on the front look directly at the viewer, intended to create a connection and entice purchases. While the contrasting white text on black works well, bolder colors could help the magazine stand out among competitors.
Q Cover Page Analysis
The document summarizes the key elements that are typically found on the cover of a magazine, including the masthead, cover line, features, cover image, layout, puff, barcode, and dateline. Specifically, it provides details on the masthead location and colors, cover line text promoting the main Florence Welsh article, listed features, full-body cover image of Florence, conventional layout, single promotional puff, barcode placement, and date placement above the price.
G321 lewis
The magazine cover features Nicki Minaj prominently, taking up two-thirds of the masthead to signal that the magazine is iconic and established. A large, bold image of Minaj is used as the main focal point to attract audiences beyond the magazine's target readership due to her fame. Additional headlines and features are included to provide further value and entice more readers, both fans of Minaj and those unfamiliar with her. Laura Mulvey's male gaze theory can be applied since Minaj is sexualized as the object of the male gaze by wearing a vest exposing her breasts.
Question 1 evaluation
The magazine highlights both established and up-and-coming urban artists, giving customers a chance to discover new talent alongside their favorite artists. The cover stories use both simple Q&As and more journalistic articles. The large masthead stands out from cover stars who are not yet established enough to overshadow the magazine brand. Color schemes and eye-catching mastheads match conventions of other magazines, but the magazine ensures models' clothing matches the color palette. It also includes free items like mix tapes to incentivize purchases.
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3) Both magazines use high-quality celebrity images and cover lines about fashion and lifestyles to attract readers.
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Beau magazine is a new fashion and pop culture magazine targeting 17-21 year olds. It combines old style glamour themes with modern upbeat pop music, featuring artists like Lady Gaga and Katy Perry. The magazine has a sophisticated black and white design with splashes of color to draw attention. It will have exclusive interviews and photos to attract fans of featured artists while maintaining a classy, mature style to appeal to its upper middle class audience.
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This document provides research on the existing product i-D magazine. It summarizes that i-D is a British magazine dedicated to fashion, music, art and youth culture. The target reader is mixed in age but originally appealed to 15-24 year old females interested in fashion. Over the years it has become more mature while keeping a street style inspiration. The layout is minimalistic with bold colors and text to grab attention. Photographs appeal to younger music and fashion consumers. The fashion styling is individual and inspiring compared to other magazines.
Magazine research
The document provides information about various magazines, including their target audiences, content, and statistics. It discusses magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Dazed and Confused, InStyle UK, and British Vogue. For each magazine, it describes what they cover, including fashion, celebrities, arts, and culture. It also gives demographic statistics about each magazine's median reader age and social class, as well as information on their websites.
Magazines and Online
The document provides information about magazines published by Hearst Corporation, including their circulation numbers and descriptions. It discusses two magazines - Harper's Bazaar and Good Housekeeping. Harper's Bazaar is positioned as a sophisticated publication focused on London and Paris fashion as well as society coverage. Good Housekeeping is described as a trusted resource that provides solutions and advice while being fun. It aims to help readers manage their lives. The document also lists the top 10 Hearst magazines by circulation and provides a brief description of Esquire and ELLE magazines.
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The document summarizes research conducted on existing magazines and products that will inform the development of a new youth culture magazine. It discusses magazines such as i-D, Dazed, and a photobook by Mitchell Bradshaw. Key aspects these products share are a minimalist style, focus on imagery over text, and portrayals of youth fashion and culture. Audience research found that potential readers prefer visuals to text and take inspiration from Instagram. This research will help make the new magazine visually striking and relevant to its target audience.
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William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer engaged in a fierce rivalry through their newspapers in the late 19th century, employing sensationalistic "yellow journalism". Hearst expanded his publishing empire into magazines, launching titles like Good Housekeeping and National Geographic. Conde Nast also founded influential magazines around this time, including Vogue and Vanity Fair. Henry Luce launched the highly successful news magazine Time, though he stole the idea from his colleague Britton Hadden, who conceived of the political news magazine format and helped shape Time's personality and success in its early years. The same company would go on to publish other notable magazines such as Life, Sports Illustrated, and Money.
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The document summarizes key elements that are commonly found on fashion magazine covers, including GQ magazine. It notes that GQ magazine covers typically include a masthead, slogan, celebrity or model posing with neutral facial expressions and styled clothing, high key lighting to flatter the model, publishing date, and an indicated theme related to fashion. The document also discusses design elements like use of color on the masthead, body language of models, lighting techniques, varying themes based on the target audience, coordination of clothing and color schemes with the theme, and placement of issue dates and prices. It provides an analysis of how a sample GQ magazine cover displays stereotypical codes and seems effective at advertising to its target male audience.
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1) The front cover of the first magazine edition will feature a model posing in a shop wearing an attractive dress and makeup to appeal to the 18-22 year old target audience. The cover will use depth-of-field to blur the background and draw attention to the model.
2) The accompanying website will include photos of the model, additional facts about the magazine, and contact information for feedback. It will be easy to navigate and link to the model's social media accounts.
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