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This document provides information about print media magazines focused on rock music. It summarizes key details about the Rock Sound and Kerrang! magazines, including their target demographics, production schedules, and advertising rates. Front covers are described as featuring band names prominently paired with images to attract readers' attention. Contents pages list articles categorized into sections to help readers find content easily. Photos aim to portray bands' attitudes and styles authentically rather than in posed, polished shots. The document also notes statistics about Kerrang! and NME magazine readers, such as purchase reliability and computer/internet access, relevant to their marketing.
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Christie question 1
By analyzing existing music magazines, the author learned about common conventions like the masthead location, color schemes, and page layouts. Dark colors and somber feels are commonly used for rock magazines. Most magazines place photos on the right and text on the left of spreads. However, the author challenged this convention by placing the photo on the bottom left for their magazine. To capture photos that fit the rock genre, the author used a studio setting with white backgrounds, grunge effects, younger models, and rock-inspired clothing.
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The document discusses how the author's media product, a music magazine, uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines. The magazine's color scheme, layout, and content are largely conventional, using colors like black, white, and red that are common in magazines like Q and NME. However, some elements challenge conventions, such as using brighter gold and including additional colors. The front cover features a central image and puffs around the edge, mirroring typical magazine layout. While following conventions in most aspects, the author aims to also introduce some novel elements to challenge expectations.
Question 1 Eval(Media 1D)
The document discusses how a student magazine project uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It summarizes how different elements of the mock magazine, such as its title, photos, layout, and contents page, draw from conventions of existing magazines but also make some unique tweaks. While maintaining familiar structures, the project aims to develop conventions by making small adjustments and give the magazine its own identity. The response argues the project both follows and challenges conventions of the genre to create something recognizable yet with its own style.
Presentation1
Zephyr magazine takes inspiration from conventions found in Rolling Stone, NME, and Kerrang magazines. It follows several conventions from Rolling Stone specifically, including using a large masthead at the top of the page, having eye contact between the cover model and reader, and including multiple cover lines advertising interior articles. The magazine also maintains a clean and stylish overall look similar to Rolling Stone. Additionally, Zephyr adheres to conventions of its genre (electronica and dreampop music) through an airy, light background on the cover that matches the relaxing sound of the genre, a mysterious cover model, and articles focused on bands within that style of music.
Evaluation question 4 and 5
The target audience for the media product is 16-21 year olds, both male and female, who live in urban areas like Manchester, Liverpool, or Birmingham. This audience was chosen because they are interested in new indie rock music and traveling to see live bands. The magazines will be priced cheaply to attract younger, middle class readers. The creators consulted their target audience on design choices like colors and fonts. They also sent drafts to the audience for feedback. To attract readers, the magazines use bright colors on the cover, offer freebies, and include chatty interviews using language the audience can relate to. The consistent yellow and black house style across issues also aims to attract repeat readers.
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- The first music magazine was founded in 1894 called Billboard which was devoted to the music industry. Music magazines became popular in the 1950s-1960s with magazines like NME and Rolling Stone.
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- Music magazine covers use visual elements like photos and minimal text to attract readers' attention. Colors, layouts, and logos are consistent to help readers recognize the magazine. Covers aim to appeal to the target demographic for each publication.
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The document provides an analysis of various music magazine covers and contents. It examines similarities and differences between magazine covers in terms of mastheads, images, colors and styles. It also analyzes layout, images and text on magazine contents pages. Double page spreads are looked at for title placement, images, colors and layout. Overall conventions and techniques are discussed for effectively presenting information to music magazine audiences.
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The document provides information about music magazines, including:
- The first music magazine was founded in 1894 called Billboard. Music magazines grew popular in the 1950s-1960s with magazines like NME and Rolling Stone.
- The biggest music magazine publishers currently are Rolling Stone, NME, Smash Hits, Kerrang!, and Billboard.
- The document then analyzes sample pages from magazines like NME and Smash Hits, examining things like layout, colors, target audiences, and conventions used across issues.
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The document provides information about music magazines, including:
- The first music magazine was founded in 1894 called Billboard. Music magazines grew in popularity in the 1950s-1960s with magazines like NME and Rolling Stone.
- The biggest music magazine publishers currently are Rolling Stone, NME, Smash Hits, Kerrang!, and Billboard.
- Sample pages from magazines like NME and Smash Hits show conventions like layout, colors, pictures, and writing styles used to appeal to different target audiences.
Magazine Research Analysis
Kerrang magazine targets teenagers aged 13-19 and features new bands, festivals and known artists. It includes a satirical comic strip and often features the band HIM on the cover to promote them. NME targets indie/rock fans and produces special one-off covers to promote awards shows and bands. This issue promotes The Strokes. Q magazine uses a consistent poster style cover featuring a prominent artist image. It devotes space to reviews and interviews and is known for compiling lists using consistent fonts and colors.
Magazine analysis
The document discusses magazine design elements like mastheads, coverlines, images, and fonts used to attract readers and highlight key articles. Specific magazines discussed include NME and Kerrang, focusing on how they organize content and advertise music articles, interviews, and other features to appeal to their target audiences. Color schemes, layouts, and promotional elements like competitions are described as ways magazines engage readers and motivate purchases.
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The document analyzes and compares two dance music magazines, DJ Mag and Mixmag. It summarizes the mission statements and target demographics of each magazine. It then provides a detailed visual analysis of the front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads of both magazines. The analysis examines elements like layout, use of images, fonts, and language. In conclusion, the document states that DJ Mag has provided more inspiration for the author's own magazine design due to its neater layouts compared to Mixmag.
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The front covers of music magazines like NME and Q have a consistent style to appeal to their target audience of teenage and young adult males. They typically feature a close-up image of a solo artist or band in their late 20s, dressed casually in black or dark colors. The magazines use a simple color scheme of red, black, and white. Key elements like the masthead, barcode, and sell lines are always placed in the same locations to create a recognizable brand identity. The covers aim to attract fans of the featured artists through promotion of an indie lifestyle centered around live music.
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- Cover images feature prominent artists to attract audiences.
- Strap lines provide insights into the magazine's subject matter.
- Contents pages list articles in categories with images to engage readers.
- Double-page spreads usually include multiple photos and columns of text.
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NME magazine aims to cover music from the past, present, and future. It targets males ages 15-34 and has a weekly circulation. The magazine competes with similar publications like Kerrang! through its content, imagery, and price of £2.20. It focuses on genres like indie rock and includes articles, interviews, images and competitions. The magazine is produced and distributed by Time Inc. and can be purchased at major retailers nationwide.
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- It will utilize conventions from Kerrang! such as fonts, colors and images but make adaptations to establish its own style and identity.
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Print annotations, media
- 1. Media - Print Megan Winnard
- 2. Front cover -I like the style of Rock Sound were the band name is in front of an image of the band. -The title of the magazine can be slightly covered by the main image as everyone knows the magazine but it gives a messy look. The look is suited to a magazine aimed at rock music. -A little bit of extra to further intrigue the reader. -The idea of getting posters as well as the magazine will appeal to readers as they will feel they are getting something free. They make the posters clear on the front cover. -Price clear on front. -The title clearly stands out as they use contrasting colours. -Attractive Front cover images.
- 3. Double page spread -Theme carried out. -Quotes in Bold. Stands out. -Blood and gore could be associated with the type of music they play. -colour of text used stands out from background colour and is easy to read. -All the people that the article is about are present in the photos -Text changes colour to emphasize things.
- 4. Contents page -List of bands and page numbers so readers can find what they want easier. -Split into different sections so once again the reader can select what they want quicker. - Larger image to give the reader an immediate idea of what the main stories are about. -Message from the People who work on the magazine, to the reader.
- 6. Photos -Lead singer is the centre of the photo -Doesn’t look like a planned photo. Adds an effect that the band members don’t care. -Not taken in a posh studio, rather an old building. Suggests what the attitude of the band is. -Simple. Not very colourful or much going on. All the attention is on the artist. -Edited to the effect the band want to be seen as. Each member looks ‘perfect’ all flaws removed.
- 7. 87% of Kerrang! Readers buy every issue this means that they have people they can rely on to purchase their magazines and can estimate quite accurately how many copies of the magazine are going to be bough. Kerrang! facts The mean age for the readers of Kerrang! is 22. This means that the stuff they put in their magazine will be targeted for a younger audience. The creators of Kerrang! Have the copy of the magazine ready a week before it is due to go on sale. The advertising rates for Kerrang! Are quite high with it costing £3,025 for a full page FH display. Price £2.20
- 8. NME facts Price £2.20 The target market is men 17- 30. This means that the contents will be more suited to older males but of course will still include things for others. (73% male 27% female). NME is a weekly magazine so the producers / makers will have tight deadlines to meet in order to get a perfect copy every week. 80% of NME readers feel that music is a big part of their lives. This shows that the majority of the readers will find the contents of NME relevant to them. 93% of NME readers own a computer and 96% have access to the internet so there is a high number of people accessing their website.