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6. M.A.M.A production - We came
up with the word M.A.M.A
from our names; Mahia, Abbey,
Mugisha and Ashly. Mama is a
Swahili word meaning Mother
in English. Showing that we are
bringing a new life.
NAME
7. SLOGAN
The heart beat of the story -
We choose this slogan as we
all know that if theres a
heart beat that person is a
live meaning our information
is live, true and present. Its
also shows that our company
is a live always.
8. To create and provide products
that will not only give the
nation the facts but will also
enlighten them; showing our
tradition of excellence as the
ultimate media house.
STATEMENT
10. Started in 1982. Nakuru, Kenya
Based in the I&M building
Founder CEO was Alida Mugisha
Started by a group of four friends who came up with ideas
of producing the best media products.
HISTORICAL
BACKGROUND
12. White - white
was chosen
because we
believe that it
shows the purity
of our company
always ensuring
to bring the truth
into the light.
Black - is a colour that
is associated with
power, elegance and
formality all the things
we want to be seen as.
Red - To show that we
can also be fierce to
fight for what we want
not to roll over and
accept everything.
Blue - this can be used to
show that our company is
clam and relaxed never
over exaggerating stories
but also deep when it
comes to covering stories.
Green - this colour
symbolises our
awareness to the
nature and Nakuru as
this is where our
company is located
and Nakuru is well
known as a very
environmentally
friend location.
15. NAMES ALLOCATION PAGE
ALIDA
Word from editor
School play
Entertainment
2
4
7
8/9
MAHIA
Cover page
Activities
Sports centre spread
1
16
17
18/19
ABBEY
Music centre spread
Carol concert
Lipala
5/6
10
15
20
ASHLY
Content
Story page
Year 13 page
3
11
12/13
14
PAGE
ALLOCATION
17. she's getting
angry
We chose this logo because the big M in the picture stands
out with our company name, and we feel like most people
will understand it without even seeing the name.
18. Alida chose this as a logo because of the
global world on the picture to show that
the product will be globally and please
everyone around the world. We didn't
chose it because this kind of logo is used by
many companies and we wanted something
that is unique.
I chose this logo because our company is
targeting people from all around the
world. However we didn't choose this
logo as it not unique and its not
something that will attract our customers.
Mahia chose this logo for our company because he
felt that the shield symbolises how the company
shall protect the audience by telling them the
truth. We didn't agree as a company to use this
logo because of the colour on the logo and and
the overall design.
24. This was the
magazine I got from
the internet as
reference. As we all
know Vogue is a well
know magazine and
that why i decide to
use it as reference.
COVER
PAGE.
This was the
cover page
of the
magazine
we made.
26. • Social class - we are targeting from every
social class from A- C1 this is because the
magazine will not be expensive. We will
make sure that its affordable to everyone.
• Gender - The magazine is for both male
and female. This is because the school is a
mixed school .
• Age - This magazine has no age group, both the primary and the secondary
can read it.
Primary - 6 - 18
Secondary - 19 - 50
• Language - The language used will be informal as its for youths, and the
language used this days by most youths is slug. It will also be in English as its
an International School.
29. Magazine Questionnaire.
My name is Ashly Pinjos. My Media project is to introduce a magazine for the school. Your responses will
help me design the kind of magazine that you want.
DEMOGRAPHICS
1. Gender) Male Female
2. Age) 10-15 16-18 19-30 30+
3. Occupation) Students Teachers Staff
30. QUESTIONS
4. Do you read magazine?
YES
NO
5.Have you ever read a school magazine?
YES
NO
If yes what did you like most about the school magazine you’ve read and what did you not like
most about the magazine?
What you liked most -
What you didn't like most -
6. How often do you read school magazines? 1 as not much, 10 as much. Circle the number.
31. 7. How much do you spend on the magazines?
50-100
100-200
200-300
300-400
400-500
8. Where do you buy your magazines from?
9. What do you mostly look at when buying a magazines?
The colour
Glossy paper
Interesting articles
Interesting Graphics and Layout
32. 10. Did you like the colours and pictures of the magazines
you’ve read before?
YES
NO
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Give a reason to why you chose that answer
39. The colours
Glossy paper
Interesting articles
Interesting Graphics and Layout.
80% care about the articles and
the graphics, while the other
20% care about the colours
however none seemed to care
about the paper we use with its
Glossy or not.
44. Coloured advert - 100,000 ksh
Half a page coloured - 50,000 ksh
Quarter coloured page - 25,000 ksh
Black a white full page - 25,000 ksh
Half page black and white - 10,000 ksh
Quarter page black and white - 5,000 ksh
ADVERTISING.
55. What went
wrong??
• Analysing from the questionnaires.
• Not everyone was present for all the
minutes.
• Choosing names or slogan was a
problem.
😩
56. What went
right ??
• Everyone contributed to the work.
• People completed their tasks on time.
• Roles were given according to what
you like most.
😎