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The production plan has three phases over a month. The first week focuses on organizing content like articles, photos, and layout. Deadlines are set for each department. The overall deadline is the first Monday of the month to compete with other magazines. Weeks two and three involve collecting interviews, photos, and feedback. The final week is using the gathered content to create the final magazine version. The graphic designers improve the layout to suit the target audience. The magazine is released on the first Monday of the fourth week each month for consistency.
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Tom Evenden is proposing a new music magazine called VOLUME. The document outlines various aspects of planning and designing the magazine, including potential name ideas, mock magazine covers and spreads, target audience details, legal considerations around trademarks and copyright, budgets, and production methods. Key points covered are selecting the name "VOLUME" for its relevance to music and ability to stand out, designing magazine covers and spreads featuring artists to appeal to teenage and young adult readers, and addressing legal registration of the magazine name and copyright of content.
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Production plan
- 1. Production Plan The first week will be focused on organising whatmaterial I am going to create and include to put into my magazine, such as; articles, design, photos and the overall layout of the magazine. Then deadlines will need to made in each department with time too proof read, time to print and distribute. A overall final deadline will be met for the date of publication which will be the first Monday of each month as it will compete with other magazines such as Mixmag and Tilllate which are two established magazines in the clubbing and dance genre. This content will then be gathered throughoutthe rest of the week and the next. The next two weeks will still be collecting the content for the magazine. This will take up the majority of the two weeks. The information which is needed to be collected is interviews, photos, and other information. I will also release some information to certain groups to get specific feedback to improve the currentmagazine plan. The final week will be putting the information which had been gathered throughoutthe month into the final version of the magazine. The layout of the magazine will change as the graphic designers will improve its appearanceand make it moresuited towards its aims and target audience. The magazine will be released on the firstMonday on the 4th week of the month as it is easy to organiseand it will be the same amountof time for every issue. Itwill also be able to review everything which happened over the previous month and everything for the next month.