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Cordelia Langstaff is considering three magazine name options - "OUTRIGHT MUSIC", "2DAYS 2UNES", and "BEAT" - for her new music magazine. She plans to publish the magazine monthly to include more content and charge more, which surveys found readers would prefer over a weekly schedule. Her target readers are 16-21 year old music fans in Yorkshire who enjoy socializing, modern technology, festivals, and being informed of new music trends through pictures and short articles online.
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Cordelia Langstaff is considering names for her new music magazine, including "OUTRIGHT MUSIC", "2DAYS 2UNES", and "BEAT". She plans to publish the magazine monthly to produce a bulkier issue with more content to charge more per issue. Her survey found subscribers prefer a monthly magazine to a weekly one for more substantial content. Her target audience is 16-21 year olds in Yorkshire who enjoy certain music brands.
Q4 Evaluation
This document discusses the target audience for a media product. The audience is 16-19 year old females who are classified as C2-D on the Jicnar scale, meaning they do not have high socioeconomic status or stable careers. They are individualists who value independence and uniqueness. They also have hedonistic tendencies in that they enjoy having a good time, particularly when listening to this style of music. They are more likely to attend concerts than socialize in town and express their emotions through music rather than to friends. They also tend to wear darker, less brightly colored clothing.
Target audiece profile
The document describes a new music magazine called "Live and Loud" that aims to promote indie rock music. It will inform readers about upcoming concerts, new music releases from popular artists, and interviews. It also aims to help smaller indie bands gain exposure. The target reader is described as a young person aged 15-23 who enjoys attending parties, drinking, socializing, and going to concerts frequently. They are passionate about indie rock music and may play in a local band themselves.
Audience Profile
Maddie is a 16-year-old music fan from London who enjoys discovering new indie artists. She spends her disposable income on vinyl albums and attends free local shows frequently. Maddie uses her knowledge of upcoming bands to influence her social circle and enhance her social life through hosting Spotify listening parties with her friends. An open-minded experience seeker, she enjoys both large arena concerts and small, individual shows, and attends the Reading music festival annually.
Reader Profile
This document provides a profile of a potential reader for a deep house music magazine and pitches the concept for the magazine. It describes the reader, Wayne, as a 20-year-old who lives in London, listens to electronic music genres like house and garage, and keeps up with the music scene through online sources. The pitch then describes the proposed magazine as catering to ages 16-26 who enjoy house and electronic music and clubbing on weekends, and would provide exclusive interviews, opinions, music news, and sections on audio equipment for £2.50 per issue.
Q4
This document describes the target audience for a music magazine that focuses on pop and R&B music. The magazine aims to appeal to a broad range of people interested in this genre of music, the fashion of artists, and celebrity gossip. Specifically, it describes the stereotypical reader as a 16-year-old girl who enjoys keeping up with current music, celebrity news and fashion trends.
Question 2
The media product is a pop-alternative music magazine targeting males and females aged 16-25 who have a strong interest in music. The front cover features a female model around the target age to be aspirational to younger audiences and respectable to older audiences. While the male audience may view her through "the male gaze", she is dressed modestly in suitable clothes to avoid objectification. The magazine uses a color scheme of red, grey, black, and white to appeal to both genders. By covering two music genres, pop and alternative, it aims to attract a wider audience and boost sales and profits.
Q4
The target audience for the media project is 14-20 year olds from working and middle class backgrounds with a strong interest in hip hop and R&B music. The magazine will be called "EDGE" and will have content focused mainly on male artists but will appeal to both male and female readers. The goal is to attract teenagers aged 14-18 and inspire them to develop an interest in art and creativity through profiles of hip hop stars.
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Cordelia Langstaff is considering names for her new music magazine, including "OUTRIGHT MUSIC", "2DAYS 2UNES", and "BEAT". She plans to publish the magazine monthly to produce a bulkier issue with more content to charge more per issue. Her survey found subscribers prefer a monthly magazine to a weekly one for more substantial content. Her target audience is 16-21 year olds in Yorkshire who enjoy certain music brands.
Q4 Evaluation
This document discusses the target audience for a media product. The audience is 16-19 year old females who are classified as C2-D on the Jicnar scale, meaning they do not have high socioeconomic status or stable careers. They are individualists who value independence and uniqueness. They also have hedonistic tendencies in that they enjoy having a good time, particularly when listening to this style of music. They are more likely to attend concerts than socialize in town and express their emotions through music rather than to friends. They also tend to wear darker, less brightly colored clothing.
Target audiece profile
The document describes a new music magazine called "Live and Loud" that aims to promote indie rock music. It will inform readers about upcoming concerts, new music releases from popular artists, and interviews. It also aims to help smaller indie bands gain exposure. The target reader is described as a young person aged 15-23 who enjoys attending parties, drinking, socializing, and going to concerts frequently. They are passionate about indie rock music and may play in a local band themselves.
Audience Profile
Maddie is a 16-year-old music fan from London who enjoys discovering new indie artists. She spends her disposable income on vinyl albums and attends free local shows frequently. Maddie uses her knowledge of upcoming bands to influence her social circle and enhance her social life through hosting Spotify listening parties with her friends. An open-minded experience seeker, she enjoys both large arena concerts and small, individual shows, and attends the Reading music festival annually.
Reader Profile
This document provides a profile of a potential reader for a deep house music magazine and pitches the concept for the magazine. It describes the reader, Wayne, as a 20-year-old who lives in London, listens to electronic music genres like house and garage, and keeps up with the music scene through online sources. The pitch then describes the proposed magazine as catering to ages 16-26 who enjoy house and electronic music and clubbing on weekends, and would provide exclusive interviews, opinions, music news, and sections on audio equipment for £2.50 per issue.
Q4
This document describes the target audience for a music magazine that focuses on pop and R&B music. The magazine aims to appeal to a broad range of people interested in this genre of music, the fashion of artists, and celebrity gossip. Specifically, it describes the stereotypical reader as a 16-year-old girl who enjoys keeping up with current music, celebrity news and fashion trends.
Question 2
The media product is a pop-alternative music magazine targeting males and females aged 16-25 who have a strong interest in music. The front cover features a female model around the target age to be aspirational to younger audiences and respectable to older audiences. While the male audience may view her through "the male gaze", she is dressed modestly in suitable clothes to avoid objectification. The magazine uses a color scheme of red, grey, black, and white to appeal to both genders. By covering two music genres, pop and alternative, it aims to attract a wider audience and boost sales and profits.
Q4
The target audience for the media project is 14-20 year olds from working and middle class backgrounds with a strong interest in hip hop and R&B music. The magazine will be called "EDGE" and will have content focused mainly on male artists but will appeal to both male and female readers. The goal is to attract teenagers aged 14-18 and inspire them to develop an interest in art and creativity through profiles of hip hop stars.
Audience profile
Darcy is a 20-year-old university student studying in Brighton who has a strong passion for rock music. She enjoys spending her disposable income from her part-time job on rock albums and concert tickets. Darcy regularly uses social media like Twitter and Apple Music and enjoys the live music experience of loud concerts where she can share her passion with large crowds.
Magazine Audience profile
Mayla is a 19-year-old barista who enjoys going to gigs and festivals with her mother. She reads NME magazine occasionally, spending less than £2, as it provides articles on new and unsigned local artists to discover. While pop and indie music are her primary interests, she also explores rock and reggae through YouTube.
Target Audience
Teenage girls aged 15-18 are interested in pop music and the music industry and would be interested in a monthly magazine focused on these topics that they would be willing to spend £2 to purchase.
Music media pack
The document summarizes information about a music magazine called "BEAT". It provides details on the target demographics of readers, which are mainly students and young adults interested in popular music genres. It describes the aims of the magazine as informing readers about what is happening in the music world and genres like R&B, rap, and pop. An example reader named Jack is provided, who listens to various types of music and relies on BEAT magazine to keep up with music charts and discoveries.
Final evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media magazine is students aged 16-21. The magazine focuses on the latest music, fashion, and up-and-coming bands. It aims to appeal to both female and male students, who tend to have similar music tastes and spread information about new indie and rock bands. The magazine links these genres to attract readers of similar publications like NME and Kerrang, without being too niche to attract a large audience. Some small groups like young children and the elderly likely would not be interested due to not understanding modern music trends.
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Ideal reader
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Hertsbeat is a proposed biweekly music magazine focused on pop music and based in Hertfordshire, UK. The magazine aims to promote local artists and entertain readers with top music hits, interviews, festival information and articles about the music industry. The target audience is teenagers and young adults who enjoy pop music. Each 32-page issue would cost between £3-5 and be distributed in schools, colleges, shops and libraries across Hertfordshire both physically and digitally.
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The document discusses potential distribution partners and target audiences for a magazine called MDS (MusicDanceStyle). It suggests that distributors like Bauer Media Group and IPC Media may be interested in distributing MDS given its select audience spanning a wide age range. The target audience for MDS is described as aspiring musicians and dancers aged 9-24. Younger readers would receive freebies like mirrors and headbands, while older readers would receive headphones and splitters. The magazine aims to be inclusive of all ethnicities, social classes, and locations.
Social groups
1) The document discusses how a music magazine represents its target social group.
2) The target social group is described as mostly students aged 15-25 who enjoy indie music, going to live concerts, and using technology.
3) The magazine aims to appeal to this group by featuring relevant artists, having a low price, and portraying an appropriate lifestyle without stereotypes.
Who would be the audience for your media
My magazine, WHATSTHATMIX, is aimed at a 16-21 year old audience interested in dance music, DJs, festivals, and gigs. The magazine covers topics such as upcoming live music events, festivals and their lineups, as well as articles about how DJs produce their work. Priced at £2.50, the magazine was made affordable for its target student demographic while still being worthwhile. It serves to keep readers informed about new songs, upcoming artists and events for those who enjoy dance music and the live music scene.
Who would be the audience for your media
My magazine, WHATSTHATMIX, targets 16-21 year olds interested in dance music, DJs, festivals, and gigs. It includes information for both male and female readers on new music, upcoming artists and live events. As a student myself who enjoys dance music, I priced the magazine at £2.50 to be affordable for other students like my target audience.
Magazine Pitch
The document outlines the pitch for a new bi-weekly music magazine called Ciretone. Some key details include:
- Ciretone will cover both established and up-and-coming artists across genres like rock, pop, hip-hop and electronic music.
- The target readership is 15-30 years old, split evenly between male and female, who listen to music daily and regularly attend concerts.
- The mission is to be a major source of music industry news, interviews, reviews and information appealing to both young and old readers.
Market analysis
The document summarizes market research for several UK music magazines. For NME, the average reader is a 23 year old male, with 68% of readers coming from upper-middle and middle class backgrounds. Q magazine's average reader is similar, a 29 year old male, though it has a larger readership that is more evenly split between genders. Mojo targets an older audience of 37 years old on average, who are passionate music fans and collectors. Metal Hammer has the youngest audience on average at 22 years old and predominantly male, focused on metal music genres.
Magazine pitch
The working title of the magazine is "Nevermind" which is meant to convey a laid back and relaxed vibe to attract younger readers. The title is inspired by a local music venue and Nirvana album that promote the same indie/rock genre that the magazine will feature. The main genre will be indie/rock/alternative to appeal to a wide audience with these interests rather than focusing on just one type of music. The price of £2.50 was chosen based on audience research showing most were willing to pay up to £3, making it affordable for young readers while still being profitable.
Pitch document
The magazine will be called RockDesire and will focus on rock, alternative, and indie music genres. It will be released monthly and cost £4.99 per issue. The magazine will have a bold and colorful style using black, white, and red colors to draw attention. The mission statement says the magazine will provide a variety of music content including popular artists, discoveries, tour information, interviews, and insider access. The target reader is described as Marcus, a 17-year-old passionate about rock music living in York.
Social groups
The document discusses how a music magazine represents its target social group. The social group is identified as mostly students aged 15-25 who enjoy indie music. The magazine portrays their lifestyle through articles about music festivals and free downloads. It aims for a middle-class audience but is affordable for lower-class students. Images and content appeal to both male and female readers. The ethnicity of most readers is expected to be white Caucasian initially due to the UK publication. The magazine encodes motivational messages for its audience through a young featured artist.
Music magazine
The document discusses a music magazine that features different artists each week, both male and female. While this week's main feature is a female artist, future issues will highlight male artists and bands as well. The house style and design of the magazine are tailored to reflect the personality of the featured artist or band for that issue.
The Pitch
This document provides details for pitching a new music magazine, including potential titles, target genre, publication frequency, price, and reader profile. Several title options are suggested: "Musica", "Rhythmix", and "Vibe". The proposed target genre is chart music, which research showed is popular among younger audiences. The magazine would publish monthly, priced at £3-£3.99, targeting 16-19 year old readers still in education. Sample magazine elements include a mission statement, front cover layout with featured article and contents listing, and sample reader profile of 18 year old music fan Sarah.
Proposal
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.
Evaluation: Question 4
The target audience for the indie/indie rock magazine is people aged 16-25, both male and female. This age range was chosen to target a more mature audience while still appealing to a wide range. The typical reader would be from a working or middle class, either still in education or working in a creative field. Two examples are provided of typical readers: Andy, a 19 year old who works in a music store and plays in a band, and Louise, a 23 year old graphic designer who is in a band and finds new music through the magazine, social media, and streaming services.
AS Media - Pitch
The document outlines a magazine pitch for "The Drop", a monthly magazine focused on dance music, specifically EDM and dubstep. Key details include:
- The title "The Drop" refers to a beat drop and appeals to the target genre and audience.
- The magazine will cover dance music genres like EDM and dubstep and compete with MixMag.
- The cover price of £3.50 was chosen based on survey feedback showing most would pay under £5.
- It will be published monthly to build loyalty and allow time for high-quality articles on latest news.
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Evaluation
1) The document describes the process and techniques used to create an indie rock music magazine as part of a school assignment, including conducting research on existing magazines and reader surveys.
2) Key techniques included using simple color schemes, many images as preferred by readers, informal language to connect with the target audience of teenagers and young adults, and featuring new band releases and concert dates.
3) The intended distribution methods included both print and digital formats at music venues, festivals, and retailers to reach the target audience who have a passion for music.
Interview analysis
Cordelia Langstaff interviewed two people about their social media use, hobbies, and preferences. Both enjoy spending time with friends in York or Leeds and use Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. They described themselves as happy, caring, funny, lazy, musical, and social. When given £100, they would spend it on clothing from brands like Apple, Topshop, and Ironfist. They both prefer a mix of personalities in their friend groups and live music over recorded music.
Magazine analysis
The document analyzes the layout and design of the front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads of three magazines: Prog, Mojo, and Classic Rock. Some key points made about the magazines' designs include: using contrasting colors in the color schemes to make text and images stand out; having bold mastheads on the front covers that are still easy to read; breaking up long texts with images while sometimes including captions; and using different sized fonts and text boxes to package a lot of information without crowding the pages. The overall summaries highlight common design elements across the magazines that aim to attract and engage readers.
Magazine analysis
The document analyzes the layout and design of the front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads of three magazines: Prog, Mojo, and Classic Rock. Some key points made about the magazines' designs include: 1) They use contrasting colors in their color schemes to make pages more interesting. 2) The mastheads on front covers are bold but use fonts and colors that are easy to read. 3) Photographs are placed strategically to break up text without crowding pages. 4) Text sizes are small to fit more information while avoiding clutter.
Evaluation
Cordelia Langstaff created an indie rock music magazine for her media product that challenged conventions while representing her target audience. She aimed the magazine at teenagers and young adults interested in alternative rock music. Cordelia developed her skills using software like Photoshop and InDesign to design the magazine with a simple black, white, and red color scheme and "young, hipster" photography that would appeal to her target readership. Through the process, Cordelia improved her skills with cameras, studios, layout, and representing a specific social group through her magazine's visuals and language.
Interview analysis
Cordelia Langstaff interviewed two people about their social media use, hobbies, and preferences. Both enjoy spending time with friends in York or Leeds and use Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. They described themselves as happy, caring, funny, lazy, musical, and social. When given £100, they would spend it on clothing from brands like Apple, Topshop, and Ironfist. They both prefer a mix of personalities in their friend groups and live music over recorded music.
Contact sheet
The author used several tools in Photoshop to edit pictures for a magazine, including tools to adjust brightness, contrast, hue, and saturation. The eyedropper and brush tools were used to smooth blemishes, and the black and white tool created a unique look for the front cover. Additional editing of clarity, vibrance, and saturation in Camera Raw 7.0 further enhanced the photos.
Survey analysis
Cordelia created an open survey on Survey Monkey to gather information and shared the link on social media sites. Most of the 30 respondents were women aged 16-21 who preferred rock music and purchasing magazines monthly. The most popular magazines were Kerrang! and MixMag, about rock and dance music. Respondents would pay between £1-£7 for a magazine and liked photos alongside articles. Interviews and new music releases were most interesting, and online subscription was preferred over retail stores like Tesco's for magazine purchases. The Leeds Festival was the most popular music festival among respondents.
Planning the magazine
The document provides guidance on the style, shots, angles, mise-en-scene, costumes, locations, and props for a music video featuring the band Boys Like Girls. It describes several medium and medium long shots of the band members from different angles and locations, including outside a studio, with costumes ranging from rock and roll to relaxed street style incorporating darker elements like leather jackets.
Planning the magazine
The document provides guidance on style elements for a band called "boys like girls" including shots, angles, costumes, locations, and props. It describes medium shots of the band members in a hotel room with a beamed roof, medium long shots of the band in a studio with black background and high key lighting wearing relaxed street styles, and medium long shots of the band in varying locations from a studio to awards shows wearing urban but stylish clothes with a slight gothic style using leather.
Planning the magazine
The document provides guidance on style elements for portraying the band "Boys Like Girls" in various shots and settings. It describes the costume, location, and mise-en-scene for medium shots of the band members in a hotel room, medium long shots of the band in a studio with black background, and medium long shots of the band in locations varying from a studio to awards shows. The band is depicted with a rock and roll or gothic style across the various shots.
Interview analysis
Cordelia Langstaff interviewed two people about their social media use, hobbies, and preferences. Both enjoy spending time with friends in York or Leeds and use Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. They described themselves as happy, caring, funny, lazy, musical, and social. When given £100 both said they would spend it on clothing from brands like Apple, Topshop, and Ironfist.
Pitch
Cordelia Langstaff is considering name options for her new music magazine, including "OUTRIGHT MUSIC" and "2DAYS 2UNES". She plans to publish the magazine once a month so that each issue can contain more content and charge higher prices. A survey of her target audience of 16-21 year olds in Yorkshire found they prefer a magazine published monthly rather than weekly so that each issue has more substantial content from today's music industry.
Planning the magazine
The document provides guidance on style elements for a band called "boys like girls" including shots, angles, costumes, locations, and props. It describes medium shots of the band members in a hotel room with a beamed roof, medium long shots of the band in a studio with black background and high key lighting wearing relaxed street styles, and medium long shots of the band in varying locations from a studio to awards shows wearing urban but stylish clothes with a slight gothic style using leather.
Survey analysis
Cordelia created an open survey on Survey Monkey to gather information and shared the link on social media sites. Most of the 30 respondents were women aged 16-21 who preferred rock music and purchasing magazines monthly. The most popular magazines were Kerrang! and MixMag, about rock and dance music. Respondents would pay between £1-£7 for a magazine and liked photos alongside articles. Interviews and new music releases were most interesting while online subscription and stocking in Tesco were preferred. The Leeds Festival was the most popular among festival options.
Planning the magazine
The document provides guidance on style elements for portraying the band "Boys Like Girls" in various shots and settings. It describes the costume, location, and mise-en-scene for medium shots of the band members in a hotel room, medium long shots of the band in a studio with black background, and medium long shots of the band in locations varying from a studio to awards shows. The band is depicted with a rock and roll or gothic style across the various shots.
Planning the magazine
The document provides guidance on style elements for portraying the band "Boys Like Girls" in various shots and settings. It describes the costume, location, and mise-en-scene for medium shots of the band members in a hotel room, medium long shots of the band in a studio with black background, and medium long shots of the band in locations varying from a studio to awards shows. The band is depicted with a rock and roll or gothic style across the various shots.
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Pitch
- 2. OUTRIGHT MUSIC – This is a choice for me as with my music magazine, only music will be included so it will attract my target audience. 2DAYS 2UNES – This name stands out with the mixture of numbers and letters, showing that the magazine involves music from today. BEAT- This name is simple but effective as it will stay in peoples minds and can be easily related to music.
- 3. My magazine will be published once a month as this means that we will be able to produce a more bulky magazine with more contents which means we can charge more. With my magazine being published once a month subscribers will enjoy this more according to my survey as they feel that a magazine published once a week doesn’t have as much contents that they would like.
- 4. My average reader is of either gender and is aged between 16 and 21, they are from Yorkshire mainly based in between York and Leeds. They enjoy doing social activities and being around friends and family. They like modern products such as the I phone or clothes from brands such as top shop. All my readers are music fans and enjoy festivals such as Leeds fest. As my readers spend a a lot of time online this means that pictures and small amounts of text more appealing. All my readers like to be informed of new trends and things such as new song releases and new djs playing around the area. My readers prefer books over films and also enjoy live music a lot more over recorded music. BRANDS ENJOYED BY SURVEY TAKERS: