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Mixology will be a monthly music magazine aimed at students aged 18-24. It will feature the latest club and music scene updates across the UK at an affordable price of £3. The magazine will include articles on new artists and music, club night tips and reviews. As a throwaway magazine, it is intended to be visually appealing with lots of graphics and double page spreads to engage readers and showcase interviews and content.
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1) The document outlines a plan for a music magazine targeted towards teenagers and young adults aged 16-21, with a focus on attracting female readers.
2) Key details include a monthly print magazine with a £3 subscription cost and a daily digital magazine with a £4.50 subscription cost.
3) The print magazine would include music updates, charts, and posters/pictures each month while the digital version provides more exclusive behind-the-scenes content and links updated daily.
Media Proposal.
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Target audience review
The document discusses strategies for appealing a music magazine to a target youth audience of 11-19 year olds. It will focus on chart and pop music genres through bright, feminine color schemes of pinks and purples with some teal tones. A friend will model on the cover in the style of a celebrity like Rihanna to attract readers based on the magazine's questionnaire finding that celebrity was most important after color scheme. The magazine will also include links to related online content and social media to appeal to technology-savvy youth.
Question five
The document summarizes how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for a magazine. Through a survey, the author found that most respondents' favorite indie band was Arctic Monkeys. They wrote an article about Arctic Monkeys and attended one of their live shows to appeal to this audience. Most respondents were also between 16-20 years old, helping the author define their target demographic. The author used colors, word choices, pricing, and a picture of Arctic Monkeys on the cover that would attract this young, music-interested audience.
Magazine proposal
The document outlines a proposal for a new music magazine called "Original" targeted towards 16-20 year olds. It will focus on R&B and pop music genres, which are popular with fans. To appeal to its young audience, the magazine will be priced at £2.50 and distributed both physically and online, with extras like premiums and an app to encourage engagement.
Publication Plan
This is my publication plan for my media work, this is to show the different aspects of my magazine where it will be distributed etc.
Question 3
The publisher that would distribute the magazine is Bauer Media Magazines as it is a UK-based publisher that specializes in distributing magazines with excellent content. Bauer Media has successfully distributed magazines like Q Magazine, which focuses on music like the proposed country pop music magazine. The magazine will engage readers through social media sites like Twitter and Facebook where young people are active online. It will also have a website for readers to access blogs, news, and behind-the-scenes celebrity features. Additionally, each issue will include a download code for a free song from that month's featured artist to incentivize purchases.
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The proposed magazine would be called "InD" and focus on indie, rock, and alternative music. It would have a bold, recognizable logo. The magazine would cover both upbeat and darker aspects of the artists, tailoring to the artist rather than having them conform to the magazine. It aims to have interviews and articles on both mainstream and up-and-coming indie bands to discover new music. The magazine would be released monthly and target an audience of 15-25 year olds. An emphasis would be placed on social media promotion to engage readers.
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2) Key details include a monthly print magazine with a £3 subscription cost and a daily digital magazine with a £4.50 subscription cost.
3) The print magazine would include music updates, charts, and posters/pictures each month while the digital version provides more exclusive behind-the-scenes content and links updated daily.
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Target audience review
The document discusses strategies for appealing a music magazine to a target youth audience of 11-19 year olds. It will focus on chart and pop music genres through bright, feminine color schemes of pinks and purples with some teal tones. A friend will model on the cover in the style of a celebrity like Rihanna to attract readers based on the magazine's questionnaire finding that celebrity was most important after color scheme. The magazine will also include links to related online content and social media to appeal to technology-savvy youth.
Question five
The document summarizes how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for a magazine. Through a survey, the author found that most respondents' favorite indie band was Arctic Monkeys. They wrote an article about Arctic Monkeys and attended one of their live shows to appeal to this audience. Most respondents were also between 16-20 years old, helping the author define their target demographic. The author used colors, word choices, pricing, and a picture of Arctic Monkeys on the cover that would attract this young, music-interested audience.
Magazine proposal
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This is my publication plan for my media work, this is to show the different aspects of my magazine where it will be distributed etc.
Question 3
The publisher that would distribute the magazine is Bauer Media Magazines as it is a UK-based publisher that specializes in distributing magazines with excellent content. Bauer Media has successfully distributed magazines like Q Magazine, which focuses on music like the proposed country pop music magazine. The magazine will engage readers through social media sites like Twitter and Facebook where young people are active online. It will also have a website for readers to access blogs, news, and behind-the-scenes celebrity features. Additionally, each issue will include a download code for a free song from that month's featured artist to incentivize purchases.
Pulication plan
The document outlines a publication plan for a magazine called "Popular" focused on pop music and culture. It will be priced at £2.50 and distributed in supermarkets and newsagents. The magazine will be published monthly and aim to keep young readers informed about the latest in pop with a fun and easy to follow style. Regular content will include beauty tips, competitions, and fashion while exclusive interviews and reader stories will be featured.
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- It will be published weekly to provide timely content and set it apart from other monthly indie magazines.
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- Expose will have a youthful and engaging style to appeal to its mainly student readership.
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The document provides feedback from three teenagers, aged 12-16, on a mock magazine designed for a younger audience. They felt the magazine was appropriately designed for its target age group in terms of topics and design. However, they suggested changing the color scheme and font to better appeal to teenagers. They rated different aspects positively, particularly the layout, language, and resemblance to real magazines. Some improvements mentioned were using a more famous cover artist and varying the font style.
Publication Plan
The document outlines the publication plan for a new monthly music magazine targeting teenagers. It will be called "Blacklisted" and sold for £2.50 in newsagents, music shops, and venues. Selling in music shops and venues will generate the most revenue since that is the target audience. The magazine will have an informal, colloquial style to seem more relatable to teenagers. Regular content will include editor's letters, album and gig reviews, charts, and guides. Featured content in the first issue will be an interview with Fran Summers and articles on bands Greyscale and festival safety.
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- Photoshop allowed me to edit photos by removing backgrounds, adjusting colors/exposure, and layering images to create composite shots for the cover and spreads. This gave me more creative control over the visual design.
- Different tools like the magic wand, vibrance, and levels helped me isolate and modify specific elements of photos to achieve the desired aesthetic.
- Layering images and text boxes gave the pages depth and allowed elements to interact visually through placement and overlap.
- Basic design principles like alignment, spacing, and consistency of fonts and colors across pages were important for cohesion and branding of the magazine.
Proposal
This document outlines a magazine proposal focused on mainstream indie and rap artists. It will combine aspects of Billboard and Vibe magazines by including features on both established and upcoming artists. The target audience is 16-25 year olds interested in music and the music industry. The magazine will be published monthly and include articles, interviews, photos from concerts and festivals, and regular updates on artist news. Social media will be used to promote the magazine and engage readers.
Media studies as
The document summarizes a student's media studies foundation portfolio project to create a print music magazine targeted at Christian teens aged 16-25. The student followed conventions of real magazines in their product, such as using a catchy title, cover image, and contents page. They aimed to innovate by focusing on a niche Christian music genre. Feedback from their target audience helped them refine their magazine to be more engaging and appealing to readers.
Media studies as
The document summarizes a student's media studies foundation portfolio project to create a print music magazine targeted at Christian teens aged 16-25. The student followed conventions of real magazines in their product, such as using a catchy title, cover image, and contents page. They aimed to innovate by focusing on a niche Christian music genre. Feedback from their target audience helped them refine their magazine to be more engaging and appealing to readers.
Magazine Pitch
Tarri Griffiths wants to create an alternative music magazine called "Minor" targeted towards 15-24 year olds. The magazine will feature up-and-coming alternative artist Rebecca Butwright to showcase young talent. Griffiths believes the magazine will be unique in focusing on new, lesser-known artists to give readers a chance to discover talent from the beginning of their careers. The goal is to promote the alternative genre and motivate young people through profiles of successful artists like Butwright.
Proposal
Bethany Barrows proposes creating an R&B style magazine featuring up-and-coming artists. She decided on an R&B genre based on survey results. The magazine will be published monthly to allow for high-quality, detailed content like other music magazines. It will target R&B fans aged 15-25 but also magazine collectors. The magazine will include interviews, quizzes, and ads to follow magazine conventions while focusing on new artists not covered by competitors.
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The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience for their hip hop magazine. They aimed the magazine at males and females aged 14-23 who are interested in music, fashion, and technology. To attract this audience, the author included free CDs, used consistent professional design, included full album tracklists, wrote attention-grabbing cover lines, made page numbers prominent, and offered a subscription. The layout is simple and uncluttered to appeal to the target demographic.
Publication plan
The document outlines a publication plan for a pop music magazine called "Melody". Key details include:
- The magazine will be priced at £2 per monthly issue and distributed in shops like newsagents and supermarkets.
- The position statement is "lets talk about pop" to clearly indicate the genre focus.
- The target audience is female teenagers and young adults interested in celebrity gossip and media events.
- Each issue will include regular content like celebrity stories as well as featured exclusive interviews.
Proposal
Bethany proposes creating an R&B style magazine featuring up-and-coming artists. She decided on this genre based on survey results showing R&B is popular. The magazine will be published monthly to allow high-quality content and excite audiences each release. It will target young R&B fans but also magazine collectors. The content will include interviews, quizzes, and ads to engage readers and follow magazine conventions. Promotion will utilize social media, giveaways, and billboards to draw subscribers and buyers. The magazine's unique aspect is its focus on emerging British R&B artists not covered by other publications.
T3 planning & preparing a pitch
The document provides details about the purpose, format, content, target audience, and marketing of a proposed music magazine. The key points are:
1) The purpose of the magazine is to reach both younger and older generations and promote popular and upcoming music artists through interviews, reviews, and competition.
2) The magazine will be available in both print and online formats. The print issues will have glossy covers and be thin/light.
3) Content will include an exclusive interview and Q&A with the cover artist, information on their music and tours, and QR/Spotify codes linking to their music.
4) The primary target audience is younger people, but it also aims to attract those
Evaluation question 2 A1
The document discusses a music magazine called "WIRED" and how it would be distributed. It describes the target audience as 16+ year old teenagers interested in pop music. Major Line Music is identified as the most suitable distributor as it specializes in music magazines and would have effective promotion and distribution channels. Publishers and distributors will only take on products that show evidence of commercial success in the magazine market.
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Charlotte Unwin discusses how her music magazine uses conventions of real media products in its design and layout. She aims the magazine at women aged 15-20 who are interested in pop music and celebrities. While including standard features like dates and prices, she adds unconventional touches like a purple color scheme to make the magazine stand out. The target audience is a mature teenager inspired to be a "pop princess." The magazine would be sold in stores like supermarkets and newsagents alongside a similar title.
Media Research
The author intends to create a hip hop music magazine called "Hip & Hop" targeting young adults aged 16-18. Research was conducted including a questionnaire that found the target audience's favorite genre is hip hop and they are willing to spend £1-£1.50 on a magazine. The magazine will have a funky, fresh layout and cover to appeal to hip hop fans while including content for both male and female readers.
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This document discusses how the author designed their magazine cover and contents pages to attract their target audience. They used a minimal black and white color scheme on the cover to appeal to a more mature audience. Inside the magazine they incorporated more color, like purple, which they felt was gender neutral but may attract more female readers based on survey feedback. They used various fonts throughout for visual interest and consistency. The content and features, like competitions and events, were tailored to keep readers engaged. Overall the design choices were made intentionally to represent the music genre and lifestyle while drawing in the target 18-24 year old demographic.
My photographs
The document discusses potential front cover images for a magazine. The author prefers two images circled in a contact sheet because they have compositions that are well-suited for magazine splash pages. Specifically, the author will use the circled image on the front cover but will edit the color, as it is too yellow. They chose this image over others because of its orientation, the model's subtle welcoming smile, and the relevance of the busy background posters.
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TASK 10 STYLE SHEET
The document discusses style choices for a magazine, including a mood board, fonts, and color schemes. For the mood board, the images use repetition of black and white and color photography in a professional yet non-studio style. Font 1 is selected as the main title font as it is bold, clear, and stands out while still being readable in different colors. The color scheme includes purple, which is seen as gender neutral and will complement the black and white background image, with the magazine title in white but the "M" in purple to draw interest.
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- 1. Pitch I'm looking at creating a monthly music mag called Mixology, it will contain the latest updates on the newest clubs and best nights all over the UK. My magazine is aimed at students aged 18-24 this means what I chose to focus on needs to be on trend and not really expensive. I decided to call my magazine Mixology because I thought the name sounded new and unique and I thought it would appeal to my target market. It will be published by Development Hell LTD monthly so all the content is up to date and there's enough information to fill the magazine and make it interesting. My magazine will cost £3.00, this price reflects my market research I took out using an online survey. I think £3.00 is a month is a good price for a student to pay for a magazine as they may not have a large disposable income however I think this price can easily be achieved. My magazine will feature articles about artists and their new music, tips about new nights, gig guides and reviews. My magazine is a throwaway magazine in regards to its content however I intend it to be packed with loads of pretty graphics therefore maybe making it more of a collectors item. As it is aimed at a younger audience the language needs to be informal and easy to read. As my magazine will have a lot of content I intend to spread the interviews and articles over a double page spread with loads of images to make them more accessible to less confident readers. My double page spread will include an interview with a Dj from Freakin which is one of the popular nights that came up when I was doing my research through interviews. Mixology will be quite simple in style with loads of photographs. It will be styled to grab to attention of my target audience.