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The document outlines the key steps involved in producing a music magazine from start to finish, including: 1) Creating a production schedule with deadlines to allow planning and accommodate any issues. 2) Deciding on content, gathering materials like articles, photos and graphics, and designing page layouts. 3) Implementing editing checks to ensure accuracy, proper style and formatting before printing. 4) Sending files to the printer to produce copies for final inspection and mass production for distribution to shops and warehouses for public sale. The process aims to get the magazine to readers on time and to a high standard.
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1) Establish a publication date and work backwards to create a schedule allowing time for each production task and mistakes.
2) Decide on content, budget, and arrange dates to acquire content from featured artists or journalists.
3) Layout the content using desktop publishing software, proofread hardcopies, and send files to the printer for production and distribution by set deadlines.
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This document outlines a production plan for a magazine across 4 weeks. It details the key tasks for each day including setting a publication date, managing the schedule, making editorial decisions, acquiring content through interviews and writing, sub-editing, page layout, proofreading, sending files to the printer, distribution and more. The goal is to have the magazine printed and ready for distribution by December 16th. An attempt was also made to contact Townsquare Media to discuss distribution of the printed magazines.
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3) Layout the content using desktop publishing software, proofread hardcopies, and send files to the printer for production and distribution by set deadlines.
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