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The document discusses plans for a new music magazine called The Music Range (TMR). It will feature coverage of venues, artists, bands and genres through a front cover and double page spread layout. The target audiences are people aged 16-35 from varied demographics with middle to high spending power. Marketing methods will include advertisements, an online website and app, promotions at shops and train stations, and free CDs or downloads. Legal and ethical considerations are addressed regarding using recyclable paper and avoiding copyright or offensive content issues.
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This document outlines a plan for a music magazine targeting 16-25 year olds, predominantly male students and individuals with disposable incomes. The magazine would have a black, red, white and blue color scheme, feature a band or artist on the cover, and include band profiles, reviews of new music and gigs, and advertisements from brands like Converse. The editorial team would consist of music industry professionals aged 18-30 of both genders with writing and design experience.
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The magazine proposal outlines a new magazine focused on showcasing up-and-coming alternative music talent aged 16-25 in the local North London area. The magazine will feature interviews and profiles of new artists, updates on previously featured bands, photos, and news about upcoming local concerts. The target audience is ages 15-24, mostly male, from lower social classes in North London. The magazine will have a bold, grungy design with contrasting black and white colors and be distributed monthly at local venues and shops for £2.
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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.
Task 3 final pitch
This document provides details about a proposed new magazine called "Greener BLUEZ" focused on contemporary R&B music. The magazine aims to promote new talent in the contemporary R&B genre in North London through artist features and interviews. It will be produced as both a printed magazine for £3.10 and a digital subscription for £3.00/month. The magazine hopes to boost artists' careers, bring environmental awareness, and inform readers about popular artists within the contemporary R&B subgenre.
Insitution research
Clash Magazine is a website-based music and fashion magazine published 10 times a year by Music Republic Ltd. It provides in-depth features on modern bands and popular artists as well as their influence on culture, film, and technology. The magazine was originally published by Clash Music Ltd but is now published by Music Republic Ltd. It targets male and female young adults and teenagers with a minimalist design that uses a consistent color palette and clean structure.
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The document proposes a new magazine called "Spark" that would focus on profiling different artists and genres of music in each issue. It would include interviews, songs, albums, and advice columns about the featured artist. The target audience is 15-21 year olds and 30-40 year olds. It would be available both in print for £3 and online with extras for £4 or without extras for £2. The magazine aims to entertain readers, inform them about new talent, and advertise music products and concerts.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media product is 15-30 year olds from Western countries like the USA, UK, and Europe, with a slight preference for males. They would have mid-to-high incomes and education levels. Specifically, the magazine focuses on rap, rock, and pop music, so the audience would be teens and young adults interested in those genres from Western cultures like the USA, UK, and Europe.
Herts classical practice pitch
This document outlines a proposal for a classical music magazine called HertsClassical targeted towards people aged 20-65 in Hertfordshire. The magazine would be published monthly to promote upcoming classical music events, introduce new musicians, and expand readers' knowledge of the genre. It would be 32 pages, with a neutral color scheme and serif fonts for a professional style. Distribution plans include music shops, concert halls, local shops, and online/subscription options. Marketing efforts include posters, email campaigns, radio ads, and social media promotion. The goal is to support classical music and lesser known artists in the area.
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This document provides details about a proposed new magazine called "Greener BLUEZ" focused on contemporary R&B music. The magazine aims to promote new talent in the contemporary R&B genre in North London through artist features and interviews. It will be produced as both a printed magazine for £3.10 and a digital subscription for £3.00/month. The magazine hopes to boost artists' careers, bring environmental awareness, and inform readers about popular artists within the contemporary R&B subgenre.
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Evaluation question 4
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Herts classical practice pitch
This document outlines a proposal for a classical music magazine called HertsClassical targeted towards people aged 20-65 in Hertfordshire. The magazine would be published monthly to promote upcoming classical music events, introduce new musicians, and expand readers' knowledge of the genre. It would be 32 pages, with a neutral color scheme and serif fonts for a professional style. Distribution plans include music shops, concert halls, local shops, and online/subscription options. Marketing efforts include posters, email campaigns, radio ads, and social media promotion. The goal is to support classical music and lesser known artists in the area.
Market research
The document summarizes information about 6 music magazines: Q Magazine, The Fly, Clash, NME, The Wire, and Mojo. It provides details on their target audiences such as gender and age, frequency of release, average page count, price, and whether content is limited only to music or includes other topics. The magazines are released either monthly or weekly, range in price from free to £4.50, and have page counts between 100-150 pages on average.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the music magazine is 16-24 year olds interested in house music. Specifically, it aims at males (70%) between socioeconomic classes C2 to E, which includes students. This audience explores new house music artists and scenes. They enjoy casual fashion and attend warehouse parties and festivals. While most have limited budgets as students, they keep up with house music news through technology like phones. The magazine will also attract some parents and have an app/digital version for readers.
Original Pitch
Cidney Miller proposes launching a new magazine called "Spark" that will feature up-and-coming artists across various genres. The magazine will be available both in print and online, with the goal of entertaining readers, informing them about new talent, and advertising music products. It will target youth ages 15-21 primarily and those 30-40 secondarily. The magazine will include interviews, reviews of popular songs and albums, and advice columns. Cidney provides details on content, pricing, distribution, marketing strategies, and competitors.
Institution research
Q is a popular monthly music magazine that was first published in 1986. It focuses on extensive album reviews and lists rating influential albums. The magazine is published by Bauer Media Group, a large European media company. It has a typical readership that is 70% male, between the ages of 15-40, with a median age of 32. Readers are interested in rock music and have high disposable incomes.
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- The proposal discusses the magazine's purpose, price, format, target audience, resources needed, personnel, distribution methods, marketing, competition, and differentiating factors. Font and color scheme choices are presented along with hand-drawn sketches of the front cover and sample page layout.
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- The third magazine focuses solely on rock music, has a target audience of 18-25 year olds, and is published by Bauer Media Group and edited by James McMahon.
- The fourth magazine covers various music genres like Americana, rock, and alternative country. It targets 25-45 year old males and is published by IPC media and edited by Allan Jones.
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- Q magazine's audience includes teenagers, young adults, and sometimes older people who like modern music releases, typically aged 20-40.
- Classic Rock magazine targets people interested in rock music who want to learn more about bands and artists across modern and older rock.
- Mixmag magazine mainly targets young adults but also others interested in clubbing and club music, focusing specifically on electronic dance music.
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The document proposes a new music magazine targeting 17-25 year olds, particularly male students and young professionals, with interests in music, arts, and extreme sports. The magazine would cover the latest bands, both famous and unsigned artists, through articles, photoshoots, and interviews in an informal, energetic style to attract and engage readers.
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Jazz World (JW) is a music magazine that features bands and artists performing in venues across North London. It aims to create a print-based magazine covering various venues, artists, genres, and include a front cover and double page spread. The target audience is people aged 16-30 from mixed ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds. Marketing methods include advertisements in shops and music venues, an online website where past issues and music can be downloaded, and in-store promotions. Legal and ethical considerations are ensuring copyright compliance and using environmentally friendly paper.
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This document outlines a pitch for a new magazine called "Green and BLUEZ" focused on contemporary R&B music. The magazine will feature a new up-and-coming artist each month to promote new talent in the genre. It will be distributed both online through a subscription and in print form to attract various age groups interested in R&B music. The magazine aims to boost the careers of featured artists while raising environmental awareness.
Task 3
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Mixmag began in 1983 as a newsletter for DJs and evolved into a magazine covering dance music and club culture. It focused on genres like house, acid house, and rave culture. Today it covers all electronic dance music genres and related aspects of club culture. It has been published monthly for over 30 years and calls itself the world's biggest dance music magazine. It includes a CD from a DJ or artist with each issue and is targeted towards trend-setting music fans in their 20s.
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The document summarizes information about 6 music magazines: Q Magazine, The Fly, Clash, NME, The Wire, and Mojo. It provides details on their target audiences such as gender and age, frequency of release, average page count, price, and whether content is limited only to music or includes other topics. The magazines are released either monthly or weekly, range in price from free to £4.50, and have page counts between 100-150 pages on average.
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- The proposal discusses the magazine's purpose, price, format, target audience, resources needed, personnel, distribution methods, marketing, competition, and differentiating factors. Font and color scheme choices are presented along with hand-drawn sketches of the front cover and sample page layout.
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The document discusses the target audiences for a classic rock music magazine. It notes that while classic rock's main audience is 40-60 year olds, there is also a younger audience. A magazine appealing to both would need to balance the content and layout preferences of each group. The main audiences are identified as people interested in rock music who are either in their late teens/twenties or late forties to late sixties.
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This document summarizes several music magazines including their target audiences, frequency of release, page count, price, and type of regular content. Q Magazine is released monthly, typically has 150 pages, and costs £4.50, targeting males aged 15-44. NME targets 16-30 year old males, is distributed weekly for £2.50, and references music industry news. The Fly is free, targets males aged 18-35, and discusses music and other entertainment spending.
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This document contains a music magazine questionnaire that asks respondents about their age, gender, occupation, income, preferred music genres, interest in a free magazine, desired magazine release frequency, desired magazine content, interest in music event information, willingness to pay for the magazine, whether freebies make the magazine more appealing, and favorite music artist or band. It collects demographic and preference information to help design and target a new music magazine.
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This document analyzes four different music magazines:
- The first magazine focuses on pop/rock music and is published by IPC Media and edited by Mike Williams.
- The second magazine also focuses on rock and pop music and is published by Bauer Media Group and edited by Andrew Harrison.
- The third magazine focuses solely on rock music, has a target audience of 18-25 year olds, and is published by Bauer Media Group and edited by James McMahon.
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This document summarizes the target audiences of several music magazines:
- Clash magazine targets young adults and older readers depending on their personal interests and covers different music genres.
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- Classic Rock magazine targets people interested in rock music who want to learn more about bands and artists across modern and older rock.
- Mixmag magazine mainly targets young adults but also others interested in clubbing and club music, focusing specifically on electronic dance music.
Pitch for music mag
The document proposes a new music magazine targeting 17-25 year olds, particularly male students and young professionals, with interests in music, arts, and extreme sports. The magazine would cover the latest bands, both famous and unsigned artists, through articles, photoshoots, and interviews in an informal, energetic style to attract and engage readers.
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Jazz World (JW) is a music magazine that features bands and artists performing in venues across North London. It aims to create a print-based magazine covering various venues, artists, genres, and include a front cover and double page spread. The target audience is people aged 16-30 from mixed ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds. Marketing methods include advertisements in shops and music venues, an online website where past issues and music can be downloaded, and in-store promotions. Legal and ethical considerations are ensuring copyright compliance and using environmentally friendly paper.
Pitch with changes
The document outlines a proposed music magazine called Jazz World that would feature bands and artists performing in venues across North London. It discusses the purpose, layout, fonts, target audiences, marketing methods, competition, and legal/ethical considerations for the magazine. The magazine would have a front cover and double page spread layout, use appropriate fonts for different music genres, and target primary and secondary audiences of different ages, genders, ethnicities, and socioeconomic classes. Marketing would include advertisements, an online website, free downloads and CDs, and a £3.50 print price. Ethical and legal issues like copyright and recycling paper would also be considered.
Task 3
This document outlines a pitch for a new magazine called "Green and BLUEZ" focused on contemporary R&B music. The magazine will feature a new up-and-coming artist each month to promote new talent in the genre. It will be distributed both online through a subscription and in print form to attract various age groups interested in R&B music. The magazine aims to boost the careers of featured artists while raising environmental awareness.
Task 3
This document outlines a pitch for a new magazine called "Green and BLUEZ" focused on contemporary R&B music. The magazine will feature a new up-and-coming artist each month to promote new talent in the genre. It will be distributed both online through a subscription and in print form to attract readers aged 15-40. The unique selling point is a chance to win tickets to concerts by popular contemporary R&B artists.
Final case study
Mixmag began in 1983 as a newsletter for DJs and evolved into a magazine covering dance music and club culture. It focused on genres like house, acid house, and rave culture. Today it covers all electronic dance music genres and related aspects of club culture. It has been published monthly for over 30 years and calls itself the world's biggest dance music magazine. It includes a CD from a DJ or artist with each issue and is targeted towards trend-setting music fans in their 20s.
Research
This document provides information on the target audiences, publishers, and focuses of various music magazines, including Q, NME, Mojo, Kerrang!, Top of the Pops, Uncut, We Love Pop, Classic Rock, Mixmag, and Metal Hammer. It outlines the intended readers and goals of each publication, such as Q's focus on interviews and lists for males aged 15-44, NME's association with rock/indie music for males 25-40, and Mixmag's coverage of electronic dance/club music for 26 year old males. The majority of magazines profiled aim their content at either male or female readers between the ages of 15-45.
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Classical herts music
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First media presentation
The magazine proposal outlines a new magazine focused on showcasing up-and-coming alternative musicians aged 16-25 in North London. The magazine will include interviews and profiles of new local artists, as well as information on influential established artists in the genre. The target audience is males aged 15-24 from working-class backgrounds. The magazine will be distributed in North London newsagents and promoted on social media platforms popular with teens.
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Evaluation – Question 2
The document summarizes how the media product represents particular social groups in 3 paragraphs:
It represents young adults aged 15-30 interested in indie/alternative rock music. The models are in the target age range and dressed casually to relate to readers. Having two male models challenges magazine cover gender statistics.
It includes social media links knowing the young demographic uses online outlets. Unique design attracts alternative-minded readers. A box promotes an alternative-rock album appealing to the target genre fans.
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The magazine will inform people about pop music in Hertfordshire, discover new local artists, and promote music venues and events in the area. It will be published every 3 weeks with 65 pages covering interviews, reviews, and stories through a pink, purple, and blue color scheme. The target audience is 20-40 year old Hertfordshire residents who enjoy music. It will be funded through subscriptions, advertising, and investors. Distribution will be both online and in local newsagents, and it will be produced by a experienced small magazine printing company.
Evaluation Question 2
The media product represents women aged 25-30 and 16-20 who enjoy country music. This social group is depicted as wearing light colored jeans, plaid shirts, cowboy boots and sharing news about upcoming country concerts and artists. While this group is smaller in Britain, country music has a large following among Americans. The magazine targets those who favor country music genres.
Task 1
This document summarizes information about three music magazines: Metal Hammer, NME, and Mojo. Metal Hammer targets 16-22 year old males interested in rock and metal music, and includes concert reviews and band interviews. NME's audience is 17-25 year old socially active music fans who enjoy indie, alternative, and rock. Mojo targets males aged 35-54 with a variety of music genres and provides articles and information about new and returning music artists.
Task 1
This document summarizes information about three music magazines: Metal Hammer, NME, and Mojo. Metal Hammer targets 16-22 year old males interested in rock and metal music, and includes concert reviews and band interviews. NME's audience is 17-25 year old socially active music fans who use the internet, and also contains concert reviews and competitions. Mojo targets males aged 35-54 with a variety of music genres and includes celebrity articles and information on new and returning music artists.
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This document outlines a plan for a genre magazine focused on breaking down song lyrics in the indie pop genre. The magazine aims to entertain and inform readers while giving artists an outlet to explain their controversial lyrics. As there are no other print magazines focused exclusively on indie pop, this provides a unique selling point. The target audience is primarily 18-23 year old female university students in North London, with secondary audiences of younger students and older music fans. The magazine will be distributed in shops, universities and through a linked app, using QR codes and social media to promote artist interviews, lyrics explanations and music recommendations.
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The document summarizes three music magazines: Metal Hammer, NME, and Mojo. Metal Hammer targets 16-22 year old males interested in rock and metal music, and contains concert reviews, interviews, and competitions. NME targets 17-25 year old males interested in indie, alternative, and rock music, and also contains concert reviews, interviews and competitions. Mojo targets males aged 35-54 with a variety of music genres and contains celebrity articles and information on new and returning music artists.
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- 2. WHAT IS TMR? • TMR – THE MUSIC RANGE. • PURPOSE – CREATE A PITCH & PRINT BASED MUSIC MAGAZINE. VENUES, ARTISTS/BANDS AND GENRES. FRONT COVER AND DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD.
- 3. SKETCHED LAYOUTS • Sketched layouts – Front cover & double page spread.
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- 7. MARKETING METHODS. • ADVERTISEMENT – SHOPS, NEWSAGENTS, MUSIC SHOPS, SUPERMARKETS. • PRICE - £3.50. • FREE CD EVERY MONTH. • ORDER ONLINE AT OUR WEBSITE – WWW.TMR.ORG.UK • FREE PDF OF THE MAGAZINE SENT TO YOU AFTER YOU SIGN UP! • CD AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD ON OUR WEBSITE. • PROMOTION – LOCAL SHOPS AND TRAIN STATIONS.
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