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The document outlines plans for a dance music magazine called "Sounds". Key details include: - The magazine will focus on genres like deep house and future house, and include charts, artist interviews, and features on up-and-coming dance artists. - Other proposed elements are free posters, a £4.50 price point, and sections profiling popular dance artists like David Guetta, Avicii, and Calvin Harris. - The style will use bright colors and bold design elements to match the upbeat nature of dance music, with black text for readability against colorful backgrounds.
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- The main image uses Miley Cyrus, a well-known pop singer, to appeal to fans and portray a serious music industry.
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Pitch plan for magazine
Cameron Loftus created a pitch plan for a proposed dance music magazine. The plan included possible names like "Dance Mag" and "Dance Nation", with a working title of "DanceMag". It outlined the magazine's style as bright and colorful to represent the genre, and featured mockups of potential front covers. The magazine would focus on genres like deep house and future house, and include articles, interviews, charts and free posters. Its target audience is ages 18-30 interested in dance music.
Task 5
The document discusses potential genres that could be chosen for a magazine: R&B, classical, and pop. Pop is selected as the genre because the author is most familiar with pop music, artists, news, and magazines in that genre. Potential masthead names are also discussed: Harmonise, Fusion, Melody, Chorus, Fantasia. Research is done on existing pop music magazines like Billboard and We Love Pop to analyze layout, design, and content. Different article styles are also examined including a Q&A, behind the scenes, and what's hot this week format. At the end, a question will be included in a questionnaire to get others' opinions on the masthead name.
Task 5
The document discusses potential genres that could be chosen for a magazine: R&B, classical, and pop. Pop is selected as the genre because the author is most familiar with pop music, artists, news, and magazines in that genre. Potential masthead names are also discussed: Harmonise, Fusion, Melody, Chorus, Fantasia. Research is done on existing pop music magazines like Billboard and We Love Pop to analyze layout, design, and content. Different article styles are also examined including a Q&A, behind the scenes, and what's hot this week format. At the end, a question will be included in a questionnaire to get others' opinions on the masthead name.
Proposal E magazine
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Music magazines use certain design conventions to attract their target audiences. The background image on the cover should feature an artist from the genre the magazine covers. The color scheme is also chosen based on the target demographic and genre. Younger audiences are targeted with brighter colors while darker colors appeal to older readers. The cover story ties directly to the cover image celebrity. The artist's name is prominently displayed to draw attention and the magazine provides a short teaser about the story inside. The masthead stands out boldly through contrasting colors. Photos inside use techniques like direct address and rule of thirds to engage readers as well as bright lighting to make images attractive.
Pitch
The document provides details about creating a rock music magazine targeted towards teenagers. It discusses selecting rock as the genre since it was most popular in audience research. The magazine will include information on tours, albums, reviews, and contests. It will have an informal style with red, black and white colors. The magazine will be published monthly and cost £3 per issue.
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Proposal M magazine
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Pitch plan for magazine
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Pitch plan for magazine
- 1. Pitch Plan For Magazine By Cameron Loftus
- 2. The Pitch O The main reason for a magazine pitch is to put across different ideas and proof that everything has been carefully thought about thoroughly to put me in the best position to create my final version of my music magazine. This will include colour schemes, different ideas for fonts and sizes, the type of magazine I would like to create, a mission statement as well as fan profiles to enable me to weigh up what I will include.
- 3. The Magazine O My magazine would be a dance magazine, as it is my favourite genre of music and also a fairly popular genre with the public and especially my target audience age (teenagers to mid-twenties). It will be released monthly about the latest news and with a big emphasis on up and coming dance artists. It will mainly focus on deep house and future house music and contain lots of features like: dance charts, interviews with artists, popular genres of dance music at the current time and will have things like free posters. The cost will be £4.50 as it is a reasonable price so will hopefully appeal to a wide range of people who take an interest in dance music.
- 4. Possible Names for my magazine O Dance Mag O Dance Nation O The Future O Sounds O Unite O The Dance Hub
- 5. Working Title O The working title for my magazine will be ‘Sounds’ as I think it’s obviously representative of music in general but also the unique sound to dance music especially. The title is punchy and straight to the point resulting in a name that is therefore memorable and easy to remember for the reader. It will also be remembered by the reader because of the unique masthead and emblem of Sounds. At the moment it is still a work in progress and could still be changed in the making of the magazine
- 7. Colour schemes O As my magazine is based on dance music I think it would be best to use bright colours with this genre of music. These colours will be mainly used on the background of my magazine pages and briefly on the front cover. Looking at the text side of things, the colour of the text will have a consistent colour of black as it will stand out on a bright background like I planned and therefore I think it will be a good effect. With dance music being my chosen topic of music, I feel it will allow me to show creativity with a wide range of interesting and sophisticated colours.
- 8. Magazine Style O The style for my magazine is going to be bright and colourful with lots of photos with big and bold mastheads and titles and smaller font for the main text as it doesn’t hold as much emphasis and importance. Most pages will have a fair amount of text but the font will be clear and readable and in a dark colour like black to contrast with the other bright colours involved on the page.
- 9. Mission Statement O As there isn’t a vast amount of dance magazines currently on the market, I aim to fill the void left by the music magazine industry in general. This magazine will include an array of unique and interesting features for you to feast your eyes on. From interviews with your favourite dance artists to free gifts, this magazine will have everything you need to keep you gripped and entertained.
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- 11. Fan Profile of Avicii
- 12. Fan Profile of Calvin Harris
- 13. Overview of Fan Profiles O All the demographics for all three dance artists are women aged between about 18-30 and all have the same social grade. O They all share a similar outlook on favourite artists which are generally pop and dance artists. O Interestingly, the top region for all three is Central Scotland and the top profession for both is entertainment.
- 14. Front Cover Layout 1 Working Title Headline Cover line Headline Cover line Headline Cover line Price etc. Cover line Cover line Cover line Full quote = photo
- 15. Front Cover Layout 2