The document discusses pre-production plans for a music magazine focused on rock and pop genres. It describes selecting the font "Ben Krush" to include a breaking glass effect on the cover. Inspiration is drawn from photos of bands positioned on cars looking rough and edgy. Sketches show potential covers and contents pages. A photoshoot plan involves positioning an all-girl band on an old car to look feisty, and possibly editing in a broken glass effect. The unique selling point is combining rock music and celebrities in a still classy way, focusing on the music and bands' promotional activities.

1. Music Magazine Pre production sketches/ mood board By Gemma Whitehead

6. Photo shoots that have inspired me. This Girls Cant Catch picture has inspired me to use three people and place them on a car bonnet and make them look rough and edgy. I like how Muse have used different positions to convey emotion I may do the same on the car.

7. My first sketches for front cover http://acme.com/licensemaker/licensemaker.cgi?state=California&text=Rebels&plate=1998&r=1598923935

8. My first sketches for contents page

9. Q magazine has inspired me to do something similar to the front cover above. I may use Photoshop to create the glass effect or just simply smash a piece of glass. I would prefer to have a girl band on the front of the magazine as this will give the magazine a more edgy look and bring a new side of rock into the music magazine industry.

11. My USP My unique selling point of my magazine is that it combines both rock music and celebrities together and is still classy. It focuses on the music as well as the promotional side of what the band is doing, for example pictures of them on tour and pictures of them at premieres. My music magazine also claims that it revolutionises music and it introduces new rock bands to the eyes of others.