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The document provides details on planning the production of a magazine, including choosing a front cover image featuring a model with a guitar, selecting coverlines highlighting various artist interviews and profiles, and designing the contents page with small images and a double page spread featuring an interviewee.
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Planning producution
The document outlines plans for producing a magazine, including:
- Using an image of a model with a guitar on the front cover that coordinates with the black, brown, and white color scheme.
- Featuring interviews and articles about various musicians like Grace Slick, Jon Bon Jovi, Bob Dylan, and Cee-Jay member John Murphy.
- Including a contents page listing the articles, using a maximum of 5 small images different from the front cover.
- Having a double page spread with a half-page image of the interviewee and the interview text on the other side.
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This document outlines a production plan for a rock music magazine. It discusses choosing a model dressed in stereotypical rock attire for the front cover to indicate the genre. It lists several cover lines and sections for the regular and featured contents, including articles on new artists, reviews, interviews and more. Images for the contents page will feature artists interviewed in double page spreads, such as a planned interview discussing a band's inspiration, goals and recommendations.
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The document outlines plans for producing a magazine, including:
- Using an image of a model with a guitar on the front cover that coordinates with the black, brown, and white color scheme.
- Featuring interviews and articles about various musicians like Grace Slick, Jon Bon Jovi, Bob Dylan, and Cee-Jay member John Murphy.
- Including a contents page listing the articles, using a maximum of 5 small images different from the front cover.
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This document outlines a production plan for a rock music magazine. It discusses choosing a model dressed in stereotypical rock attire for the front cover to indicate the genre. It lists several cover lines and sections for the regular and featured contents, including articles on new artists, reviews, interviews and more. Images for the contents page will feature artists interviewed in double page spreads, such as a planned interview discussing a band's inspiration, goals and recommendations.
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1) The front cover will feature a close-up image of an indie-styled boy holding a guitar, with cover lines about Josh Curtis returning to music, tours by My Chemical Romance and Florence and the Machine, and a free CD.
2) The contents page will list articles about various artists and bands, including interviews, festival reviews, and background pieces on the evolution of genres and iconic groups.
3) One double-page spread will feature an interview with the guitarist from the band Change the Tides, discussing how his life has changed since joining the band.
Planning production
This document provides details on the planned contents and layout for the front cover, contents page, and a double-page spread for a magazine focused on indie and rock music. The front cover will feature a teenage boy holding a guitar against a sunset backdrop. The contents page lists over 20 featured articles on bands like Don Broco, Arctic Monkeys, and Miles Kane. It also includes images and brief descriptions. The double-page spread will profile an upcoming indie artist named Matty and include a large photo of him playing guitar in the hills against a sunset, along with interview questions about his background, influences, and music.
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The document outlines a publication plan for a monthly music magazine called RETRO. It will focus on reviews of gigs, bands, artists and albums as well as interviews and articles on music history and artists. It will be distributed in newsagents, supermarkets, music stores and at concerts. The style will be informal with images as the dominant design feature. Headlines and captions will use the Andalus font. The coverlines will use Century Gothic and the body text will be Times New Roman 11pt.
Publication plan
The document outlines a publication plan for a weekly music magazine called RETRO. It will focus on reviews of gigs, bands, artists and albums as well as interviews and features on popular music artists. It will be distributed at newsagents, supermarkets, music stores and concerts. The style will be informal with images as the dominant design element. Headlines and captions will use the Andalus font. The coverlines will use Century Gothic and the body text will be Times New Roman 11pt. The color scheme will be purple, red and white.
Planning production
This document provides details for planning the production of a music magazine, including:
- The front cover will feature a medium close-up image of an indie band called "Lion's Heart".
- The contents page will list 20 article topics ranging from band interviews to histories of famous groups like The Beatles and Nirvana.
- One double page spread will feature an interview with the guitarist from the band "Change the Tides" along with an image of him playing guitar.
Publication plan
The document outlines a publication plan for a weekly music magazine called RETRO. It will focus on reviews of gigs, bands, artists and albums as well as interviews and features on popular music artists. It will be distributed at newsagents, supermarkets, music stores and concerts. The style will be informal with images as the dominant design element. Headlines and captions will use the Andalus font. The coverlines will use Century Gothic and the body text will be Times New Roman 11pt.
Steve Pageot EPK 2010
This press kit provides biographical information about Grammy Award-winning music producer, musician, composer, and engineer Steve Pageot. It outlines his musical upbringing, early career breakthroughs producing albums that went platinum and gold, winning a Grammy for engineering work with Aretha Franklin. It details his numerous album credits and work scoring music for television shows. The press kit is intended to promote Steve Pageot and provide information about his background and accomplishments for public appearances, interviews, and professional opportunities.
Publication plan
The document outlines a publication plan for a weekly music magazine called RETRO. It will focus on retro music and be distributed at newsagents, supermarkets, music stores and concerts. The magazine will take an informal style and be image-dominated. Regular sections will include gig and album reviews, letters, competitions and more. Feature articles will include interviews and profiles of various classic artists. The house style specifies fonts like Century Gothic for coverlines and Andalus for headlines and captions. The color scheme will be black, brown and white.
The killers – somebody told me
The document provides background information on the song "Somebody Told Me" by the band The Killers. It discusses how the song was influenced by lead singer Brandon Flowers' upbringing in Las Vegas. It describes the music video the author intends to create to accompany the song, which will use visual elements and character portrayals to interpret the lyrics and their themes of sexuality, gender, and age in a bold, creative way inspired by 1980s artists.
The killers – somebody told me
- The song "Somebody Told Me" was written and performed by American rock band The Killers for their debut album Hot Fuss.
- Lead singer Brandon Flowers describes the song as being influenced by Las Vegas and having a lot of sexual energy.
- The single was initially released with a pink cover but was later re-released with a blue cover and became more commercially successful, peaking at #3 in the UK charts.
- The student plans to create a music video for the song that interprets the lyrics and tells a story through illustrations and depictions of changing gender and sexuality.
Planning production
The document outlines the cover and layout for a magazine called STEEL. The cover will feature Sinéad standing in front of a red backdrop wearing a leather jacket, black dress and boots. There will also be smaller images of Liam Cassyn from the band Enginevein and of the band Decay performing live. The inside pages will include articles about upcoming tours from bands like Architects and Paramore, a feature interview with the guitarist from Enginevein about the band's rise and fall, album reviews and more. Images related to the featured artists and articles will be included throughout the pages.
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