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This document outlines the planning and organization for a music magazine called UPDATE. It includes details about the pitch such as the target reader profile of 15-20 year olds and a typical bi-monthly issue frequency. Photography plans include a clean front cover portrait, group shots for the content page, and full body shots for double page spreads against neutral backgrounds. Models, locations, costumes and props are considered to feature a variety of artists in the planned photoshoots.
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- The content focuses mainly on female artists, so the magazine would be more interesting to female readers. Including some male artists/DJs could make it more appealing to male readers as well.
- While targeting those aged 16-29, the club/dance music focused content may not interest younger teens or older audiences as much.
- The magazine is aimed at those in the middle class
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This document outlines a plan for a new music magazine focused on different genres each month, starting with rap. The magazine will showcase subgenres of rap and changing trends in music and fashion in North London through interviews and images. The target audience is youth aged 15-18 from middle-class backgrounds who are interested in exploring new music. The magazine will be distributed in shops, schools, and colleges in North London and have a striking design using bright colors and bold fonts to match the rap genre.
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My media product uses several key conventions of real music magazines on its front cover and content pages:
- The front cover includes a masthead, coverline, plug, barcode, date and price, image, and quote like Q magazine. It also uses larger plugs to draw attention.
- The content pages have a heading, images, page numbers, and subheadings as seen in Q magazine. My product was specifically inspired by Q magazine's use of circles and coverlines with page numbers but aims to be cleaner and easier to read.
Magazine analysis
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This document summarizes information about two music magazines. It provides circulation numbers, target demographics, and profiles of typical readers for each magazine. The first magazine has a circulation of 52,781, targets those in the ABC1 socioeconomic group (71.8%), and has a median age of 34. The second magazine has a circulation of 91,678, targets the ABC1 group (66%), and has a mean age of 37. It also provides a profile of a typical reader ("The MOJO Reader") of the first magazine as a 37-year-old passionate music fan.
Eva spm1
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- The front cover includes a masthead, coverline, plug, barcode, date and price, image, and quote like Q magazine. It also uses larger plugs to draw attention.
- The content pages have a heading, images, page numbers, and subheadings as seen in Q magazine. My product was specifically inspired by Q magazine's use of circles and coverlines with page numbers but aims to be cleaner and easier to read.
Evaluation questrion 1
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, uses and develops conventions from real magazines. It describes using conventions like a masthead with bold font, pull quotes in an interview article, drop caps, cover lines on the front cover, group photography on double page spreads and covers, and a plug on the front cover. While some conventions like pull quotes and drop caps were directly followed, others like the masthead color scheme and positioning of cover lines were modified to make the magazine unique. An overall color scheme was used to make the magazine visually cohesive and recognizable.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents different social groups:
- For age (16-19), informal language, slang, and references to music festivals and bands are used.
- For gender, a neutral color scheme and inclusion of both male and female models and bands aims to be unisex.
- For ethnicity, only white British models are used because the target indie music genre primarily features white British bands. However, the magazine is not intended to exclude other ethnicities.
- For class, the target audience is middle class, which connects to most indie bands' class and the affordable cost and DIY nature of indie music appealing to an aspirational middle class.
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Textual Analysis
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The Pitch
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Magazine production
This document outlines the steps involved in magazine production including creating the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads with progressions showing each step of the process.
Pitch
The document provides details about launching a new music magazine called "Outskirts". Key points:
- The name "Outskirts" was chosen to reflect the target audience of indie/alternative music fans who see themselves outside the mainstream.
- The magazine will focus on the indie genre as this was the most popular in a survey. It will be published monthly to emulate successful magazines like Q.
- It will be priced at £3.50 per issue and contain around 80 pages.
- The magazine's style will have a clean, seamless design with greyscale covers. Articles will have an informal tone but use complex vocabulary.
- The target reader is described as an 18-year-old
Survey analysis
- The survey showed that most respondents were between 16-19 years old, so the magazine should target that age range.
- There was a near even split between male and female respondents, so the magazine should appeal to both genders.
- Indie music was the most popular music genre, but many genres were cited as favorites, so the magazine could focus on either indie music or multiple genres.
- Most respondents said they hardly ever or never buy magazines currently available, so the new magazine should differentiate itself from existing options.
- Interviews were the most popular type of content, so the magazine should feature artist interviews.
- Respondents were interested in both downloading music online and buying albums, so the
Survey analysis
The survey analyzed responses from a predominantly male, 16-18 year old audience. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 16-18 year old males, allowing the magazine to use gender stereotypes and conventions.
- Content should be tailored to 16-18 year olds, focusing on mature but not overly complex topics that still engage their education level.
- Most listened to music via streaming apps like Spotify, so a partnership could be formed through discounts and playlists.
- Respondents were mostly from the technical middle class, meaning a good disposable income but price couldn't be too high to exclude others.
- Indie/alternative music was the most popular genre followed, showing
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This document outlines the planning and organization for a music magazine called UPDATE. It includes details about the pitch such as the target reader profile of 15-20 year olds, a pop music genre focus, and bi-monthly issue frequency. Floor plans and contact sheets are provided for layouts, covers, and photoshoots. Models, locations, costumes, and props are discussed to capture clean photography of artists against neutral backgrounds for the magazine.
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Planning
- 1. PLANNING Pitch, drafting and organising
- 2. The Pitch • Working title • Genre of music • Cover price • Issue frequency • Reader profile • Style of magazine • Typical contents
- 3. Working title • I want to call my magazine UPDATE since most of my readers is between 15-20. So I am making a magazine that are modern, young and up to date. And I will have music that is on the top list now. And all the new news about those artist that are popular now. After you have read the magazine you feel updated. UPDATE UPDATE
- 4. GENRE OF MUSIC • Based on my survey and interview, and after I have looked at the different toplists. Pop is going to be the genre my music magazine is based on, but also a bit of hip hop, rock and r&b. Main focus is music that was on the top in 2015.
- 5. Cover Price • My readers is mostly students and young, they are mostly not to use their money on music magazine. So my magazine must be cheap and stand out from the other magazines. It can’t look cheap, because most of my readers are in the middle or the higher class, so they can buy a magazine to £3, not £2.99 because it looks cheaper even if it’s the same.
- 6. Issue frequency • My reader don’t often read music magazine, but they are interested and listen a lot to music. So it will come a new magazine every second months. Because then they have time to read the magazine before a new come, and they won't use so much money on it, because they don’t buy it so often.
- 7. READER PROFILE • Savannah is 18 years old and lives in York. She is a student and have a part time job. She likes listen to music, and listen to music all day when she is not in class or working. She mostly listen to spotify top list and pop. Music makes her happy, but if she find a song that describe her feelings it can make her sad too. She doesn’t often read other things than school books, but she likes going out with friends. She loves festivals and concerts, and go to many of them trough the year. See artist live is fun, but she thinks that they sound better on spotify.
- 8. Style of magazine Simple, clean and use red to make it more interesting. Similar to these magazine cover, but I do it my way so it will be different.
- 9. Typical contents • Interview with artist • History about artist • Tips • Review • Poster • Adverts • Most popular
- 10. Drafting • Style sheet • Dummies(frontcover, content and double spreads) • Flatplan • Photography planning • Contact sheets
- 12. Dummies- 1st front cover
- 13. 2nd front cover
- 14. CONTENT PAGE
- 18. FLATPLAN Front page Conte nt page Editor letter Double page spread-article advert Q&A Revie w Writer point of view Double page spread Free poster Free Poster Concert list Top 100 list article Free poster Album review Free poster Poster Review advert Artist of the year Year 2015 Intervi ew Genre 2016 advert
- 19. Photography to front cover • I want a clean front cover, with neutral colours like white, grey and nude. I want to use studio to take a medium shot portrait, just a photo of the artist. And I want a grey background, but I can use white.
- 20. Photography to content page • I need at least 2 or 3 photos on my content page of different artist. With a few music props, like a guitar at one of the photos. I want the same background on all of them to link all of the photos. Maybe one close up and one long shot to make it more different from each other but still the same.
- 21. Photography to double page spread • Same person as on the front cover, but different clothes not only white. In a long shot so you can see more of the artist, she is a singer so not any props. A landscape photo with a lot of space on the left side that fills the whole page. And the background have one colour that is easy to write on, like white or grey.
- 24. Models • A girl with blond hair to the front cover( high key) • A boy on the contentspage • A brunette or someone other then the girl on the frontpage • A group of people.
- 25. Location • White or grey background, outside or In studio to get good light. • Basic location, the background should disturb the models or the photos.
- 26. Costume • White top, another colour on jeans. Jacket in black. • Rock, black with leather jacket • Normal clothes, t shirt in a colour or white. Not black.
- 27. Props • Guitar • Microphone • Chair