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The document outlines a proposal for a magazine called "The Gig" that would provide information about music venues in North London. It would identify venues, provide facts and travel advice, and note famous artists who have performed there. The magazine would be printed on recycled paper in a red and black color scheme. It aims to be the only magazine focused specifically on North London venues. Key sections would profile specific venues like Alexander Palace and the Roundhouse. The target audience includes upcoming artists, concertgoers, and current artists seeking venue information. Competition includes Time Out Magazine.

Objectiveofthe
magazine
(purpose):
 Identify Venues in North London for possible
gigs/concerts
 Give Facts or Statistics about the Venues
 Travel Advice to Venues
 Possibly give brief history on famous artists who have
been at Venues.

Form:
 A4 Size
 Clear and big/bold
 Colour Theme – Red & Black
 Recycled Paper

Fontsfor
Masterhead
 The Gig – Britannic
 The Gig – Comic Sans MS
 The Gig - Footlight MT
 The Gig – Segoe Script

Genre:
 My magazine will be events based, as it covers
upcoming and current gig/concert locations in North
London.

ArticleIdeas
 Alexander Palace – Information and facts regarding
the venue which has held gig’s before.
 Roundhouse – Statistics regarding How many people
can be inside.

Content:
 Locations of Venues in North London
 Facts about Venues. E.g. Capacity
 Ratings of Venues
 Any big names playing there soon or have.

Resources:
 Possible Resources of this magazine could include:
 Manufacturing Equipment (Industrial Printers,
Staplers)
 Computer software – Photoshop
 Stationary

Personnel:  Chief Editor, Photographer, Researcher, Designer

Marketing:
 The Main focus of Marketing will be the magazines
USP
 The USP is that it’s the only North London magazine
which is specifically focusing on Venues for
Gigs/Concerts

Distribution:
 Monthly delivery of magazine to households
 Future – alongside big name magazines

Finance:
 The monthly subscription to the magazine will cost £10
 In the future could potentially sell advertisement space
inside.
 Donate 20 Percent of every copy sold to wildlife
charities

Targetaudience:
 The Target audience of this magazine will be Upcoming
artists looking for the right place to hold a gig/concert.
 People looking to go to gigs as magazine will hold
information of artists which will play at theses venues.
 Current Artists looking information of venues.

EthicalIssues:
 Possible ethical issues could be Venues linked to drugs
selling.

Copyright
permission:
 Some information or pictures of venues can be
copyrighted
 Images tend to be copyrighted

Competition:
 Main Competition – Time Out Magazine
 No others directly linking to venue information found.

SWOTANAYLSIS
• The USP of this
magazine being the
only magazine
specifically for
venues in North
London.
• Eco-Friendly
• Donating to charity
• Information gathering
can be difficult.
• Price may not cover
expenses
• Opportunity is to
easily expand to
cover all of London’s
Venues
• Time Out magazine –
covering upcoming
events in all of
London.
• Can run out of venues
in North London

The document outlines a plan for "The Gig", a magazine focused on venues for gigs and concerts in North London. It will provide facts and travel information about venues, as well as brief histories of famous artists who have performed there. The target audience includes upcoming artists looking for performance spaces, people seeking entertainment, and current artists researching venues. Distribution will be monthly to local households. Financial objectives include charging a £4 subscription and donating proceeds to the WWF wildlife charity. The main competition is Time Out Magazine, which covers all of London.

Pitch presentation

Billy Olliver

The document outlines a proposal for a magazine called "The Gig" that would provide information about music venues in North London such as facts, statistics, artist histories and upcoming events. It would have a red/black color theme, use recycled paper and the Britannic font. Content would include venue locations, capacities and ratings as well as big name artists playing there. The target audience is people ages 18-25 interested in gigs. It would be distributed monthly with a £4 subscription price and donate proceeds to wildlife charities. Competition includes Time Out magazine but this magazine would have a unique focus on North London music venues.

Pitch presentation

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The document outlines a proposal for a magazine called "The Gig" that would provide information on music venues in North London such as facts, ratings, and upcoming events. It would have a red/black color theme and recycled paper. Content would include venue locations, capacities, and profiles of famous artists who have performed there. The target audience is people ages 18-25 interested in attending concerts. Marketing would focus on its unique value as the only magazine covering North London venues. Potential issues include gathering data, copyright permissions, and competition from the larger Time Out magazine.

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Pitch presentation

1. The Gig

2. Objectiveofthe magazine (purpose):  Identify Venues in North London for possible gigs/concerts  Give Facts or Statistics about the Venues  Travel Advice to Venues  Possibly give brief history on famous artists who have been at Venues.

3. Form:  A4 Size  Clear and big/bold  Colour Theme – Red & Black  Recycled Paper

4. Fontsfor Masterhead  The Gig – Britannic  The Gig – Comic Sans MS  The Gig - Footlight MT  The Gig – Segoe Script

5. Mood-Board

6. Genre:  My magazine will be events based, as it covers upcoming and current gig/concert locations in North London.

7. ArticleIdeas  Alexander Palace – Information and facts regarding the venue which has held gig’s before.  Roundhouse – Statistics regarding How many people can be inside.

8. Content:  Locations of Venues in North London  Facts about Venues. E.g. Capacity  Ratings of Venues  Any big names playing there soon or have.

9. Resources:  Possible Resources of this magazine could include:  Manufacturing Equipment (Industrial Printers, Staplers)  Computer software – Photoshop  Stationary

10. Personnel:  Chief Editor, Photographer, Researcher, Designer

11. Marketing:  The Main focus of Marketing will be the magazines USP  The USP is that it’s the only North London magazine which is specifically focusing on Venues for Gigs/Concerts

12. Distribution:  Monthly delivery of magazine to households  Future – alongside big name magazines

13. Finance:  The monthly subscription to the magazine will cost £10  In the future could potentially sell advertisement space inside.  Donate 20 Percent of every copy sold to wildlife charities

14. Targetaudience:  The Target audience of this magazine will be Upcoming artists looking for the right place to hold a gig/concert.  People looking to go to gigs as magazine will hold information of artists which will play at theses venues.  Current Artists looking information of venues.

15. LegalIssues:  Gathering Data on Venues

16. EthicalIssues:  Possible ethical issues could be Venues linked to drugs selling.

17. Copyright permission:  Some information or pictures of venues can be copyrighted  Images tend to be copyrighted

18. Competition:  Main Competition – Time Out Magazine  No others directly linking to venue information found.

19. SWOTANAYLSIS • The USP of this magazine being the only magazine specifically for venues in North London. • Eco-Friendly • Donating to charity • Information gathering can be difficult. • Price may not cover expenses • Opportunity is to easily expand to cover all of London’s Venues • Time Out magazine – covering upcoming events in all of London. • Can run out of venues in North London

Editor's Notes

The Purpose of this magazine will be to identify location in North London and give a few facts or statistics about venues, these could be used for Gigs/Concerts. The magazine can give pointers on the location e.g. acoustics of the Venue. This could be for aspiring artists or current artists looking for a place to have a Gig/Concerts or a place to perform at.
This magazine will be the size of an A5 piece of paper. This is too increase the movability of the magazine, so people can take it with them to the venue and read facts about the venue they are at. The Main colour theme of the magazine will be red and black.
The Chosen font was Britannic as its looks cool, but being clear at the same time so its easy to read and appeals to under 40’s.
Mainly of rock festivals, as they tend to pick the best venues in North London to hold concerts at.
The magazine will have the locations of venues in north London, these could be upcoming and current venues. The content will include facts about these venues e.g. capacity. and possibly ratings of these venues.
The Resources that are needed for this magazine are: Industrial Printers, Staplers, Photoshop, Internet, Paper, Stationary
Chief Editor We will need a Chief Editor to manage the articles and oversee the other staff to make sure the magazine is ready and fit for purpose. Photographer The Photographer will be in charge of going to the venues and taking good photos of them to properly and clearly show the readers what the venues look like inside and out to give them a clear image of it. Researcher The Researcher will be in charge of looking up information and gathering facts and statistics on the Venues so the reader knowns about the venue in detail. E.g. a sketch or photograph of the layout of the venue. Designer The Designer will be responsible for designing and collaborating the images into the design of the magazine to make it look nice for the reader, this could be the arrangements of Photographs inside the magazine.
For distribution we will deliver a monthly copy of the magazine to households which subscribe, this saves them the effort of buying it elsewhere. In the future we look to possibly have it sold inside big brand magazines.
The price of the subscription will be 10 Pounds a month. This is due to cost of the manufacturing and staff pay. This is also for the quality of the paper which will be recycled paper, to aid the saving wildlife initiative. Donations also to help raise the reputation of the magazine and gain more subscribers. In total we will raise 8 pounds from every subscriber sale.
The Target audience will be mainly Upcoming artists looking for information of venues they could book for gigs/concerts. As well as people looking for information of who is playing where.
The main issue I think could be gathering the data on Venues, due to recent terror threats this information has become increasing harder to obtain due to safety concerns of that venue. Could overcome this issue by not including plans of larger more popular venues.
To overcome the issue of venues linked to drug selling, research of venues will be conducted anyway, if information shows history linked to drugs they will not be included in the magazine.
To get around this, we will make sure any information taken from online or photos taken from online we will either give them credit for the info or if needed secure copyright permission.
The Main competition of this magazine would be Time Out Magazine as they cover events in London, this magazine also covers events in North London which could cause competition with Time Out. Other than that after long research no other magazine specifically covering venues in North London were found.

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