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This document outlines the publication plan for an unsigned indie music magazine. It will be published monthly for £2.70, distributed in supermarkets, newsagents, websites and music shops. The magazine aims to offer opinions, reviews and interviews about indie music to compete with other indie magazines. It will follow a typical music magazine format including album reviews, gig guides, featured artists and fan content. Regular sections include a fans forum, top music videos and songs of the month.
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The target audience for the pop magazine is females aged 15-18 who enjoy pop music, fashion trends, and keeping up with pop artists. The magazine layout and images are designed to appeal to this young female audience. Articles will cover pop music charts, trends, celebrity gossip, concerts, and new releases. The £2.99 price point is affordable for teenagers. The intended readers are those interested in music, fashion, and entertainment news. The magazine aims to remain appealing to this core audience of 15-18 year old girls.
Task 1
The document summarizes three music magazines: Metal Hammer, NME, and Mojo. Metal Hammer targets 16-22 year old males interested in rock and metal music, and contains concert reviews, interviews, and competitions. NME targets 17-25 year old males interested in indie, alternative, and rock music, and also contains concert reviews, interviews and competitions. Mojo targets males aged 35-54 with a variety of music genres and contains celebrity articles and information on new and returning music artists.
Publication plan
The document summarizes a proposed monthly music magazine that would be priced at £1.50 and distributed through various retail outlets including newsagents, supermarkets, book stores, and music stores. The magazine would target music fans by offering an informal style with reviews, comments on events, polls, music news, concert information, album releases, and interviews to give readers insider access to artists from the fan's perspective. Regular sections would include an editor's letter, polls, news, concert listings, new releases, top artist charts, and feature articles while occasional spreads would spotlight the cover artist or include interviews and reviews.
Feedback from music magazine questionnaire
Megan Burley conducted a questionnaire about music magazines. Most respondents were 13-17 years old and female. Indie music was the most popular genre. NME was the favorite magazine. Oasis was the favorite band. Most would pay £3-5 and read magazines weekly. Respondents wanted this week articles, freebies, information on famous and upcoming artists, and varied colors. The questionnaire informed the target demographics, content, and design of Megan's new music magazine.
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Finnley Gough-Timothy's rock music magazine will provide insights into the rock music industry for 15-20 year olds, primarily male audiences. The monthly magazine will feature both current and classic rock bands through first-person interviews, album and concert reviews, and the latest trends in the rock community. The mission is to give readers inside knowledge and up-to-date information on their favorite bands through in-depth interviews and reviews.
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Cameron Vaughan aims to create a magazine that caters to 16-25 year olds with balanced gender ratio and focuses on lesser known, independent artists rather than mainstream music. The monthly glossy publication will provide interviews, news, and discussions from multiple perspectives to explore artists' music, clothing, personalities, and how they influence readers. It will feature indie rock and alternative genres to appeal to fans with varied musical tastes seeking escape through music.
Question 4
The target audience for the pop magazine is females aged 15-18 who enjoy pop music, fashion trends, and keeping up with pop artists. The magazine layout and images are designed to appeal to this young female audience. Articles will cover pop music charts, trends, celebrity gossip, concerts, and new releases. The £2.99 price point is affordable for teenagers. The intended readers are those interested in music, fashion, and entertainment news. The magazine aims to remain appealing to this core audience of 15-18 year old girls.
Task 1
The document summarizes three music magazines: Metal Hammer, NME, and Mojo. Metal Hammer targets 16-22 year old males interested in rock and metal music, and contains concert reviews, interviews, and competitions. NME targets 17-25 year old males interested in indie, alternative, and rock music, and also contains concert reviews, interviews and competitions. Mojo targets males aged 35-54 with a variety of music genres and contains celebrity articles and information on new and returning music artists.
Publication plan
The document summarizes a proposed monthly music magazine that would be priced at £1.50 and distributed through various retail outlets including newsagents, supermarkets, book stores, and music stores. The magazine would target music fans by offering an informal style with reviews, comments on events, polls, music news, concert information, album releases, and interviews to give readers insider access to artists from the fan's perspective. Regular sections would include an editor's letter, polls, news, concert listings, new releases, top artist charts, and feature articles while occasional spreads would spotlight the cover artist or include interviews and reviews.
Feedback from music magazine questionnaire
Megan Burley conducted a questionnaire about music magazines. Most respondents were 13-17 years old and female. Indie music was the most popular genre. NME was the favorite magazine. Oasis was the favorite band. Most would pay £3-5 and read magazines weekly. Respondents wanted this week articles, freebies, information on famous and upcoming artists, and varied colors. The questionnaire informed the target demographics, content, and design of Megan's new music magazine.
Questionaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people about their music preferences and opinions on a hypothetical music magazine. Key findings include:
- 70% of respondents were female and 30% male.
- Pop was the most popular music genre at 60% followed by indie at 20% and rock also at 20%.
- 60% of respondents preferred the masthead "Vinyl" for the magazine.
- All respondents used music applications like iTunes or Spotify.
- 90% would pay £1.00-£1.70 for the magazine.
- Respondents were interested in associated websites and media platforms.
- 50% would be encouraged to buy if a single male artist was
Proposal
The proposed music magazine will have an indie/alternative genre and focus on new and popular artists to attract a wide audience. It will feature interviews, reviews, event listings, and a glimpse into the music industry. The monthly magazine will be higher quality and priced at £3.70, allowing for more in-depth content in its 200 pages. The accompanying website and social media will provide exclusive content like behind-the-scenes videos and competitions to engage audiences between issues. The target audience is 16-34 year olds from social classes B/A who follow new and popular music trends.
Initial Pitch
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Publication plan
Sean Clampitt proposes a monthly music magazine titled "Just For The Fans!" aimed at rock music fans. It will cost £5 and be distributed in stores that sell music and entertainment. The magazine will take an informal approach, interviewing both famous and up-and-coming bands as well as getting opinions from fans and editors. It will contain regular sections like letters, band features, top 10 lists, and interviews conducted in a style that fans can relate to.
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The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine is younger males who enjoy rock music. Most listeners reported listening to 3 or more hours of music per day digitally or through streaming services. This suggests the magazine should focus on newer rock bands and include free digital downloads. The most popular existing magazines target younger rock and metal fans, so the new magazine will aim to attract this demographic with a similar focus on bands in these genres.
AS Media Questionnaire Results
For a school research project, the author conducted a questionnaire about music preferences and magazine reading habits. Most respondents were between ages 16-20 and there was an even gender split. Rock was the most popular music genre. Kerrang and NME were the most popular existing magazines. Most respondents said they would pay £1-£2 for a new music magazine. The results provide guidance on targeting demographics, genres, styles and pricing for the author's proposed new music magazine.
Competing with other music magazines
The document outlines a plan for a new music magazine. It will focus on alternative rock music, which is underrepresented in mainstream magazines. To attract students as its main audience, the magazine will be priced lower than competitors at £2.50. It will also promote local bands and artists not highlighted elsewhere, mixing genres to appeal to various music fans while spotlighting up-and-coming alternative rock talent. The magazine will have a strong online and social media presence to stay up-to-date across various platforms.
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This proposal is for a music magazine called "Ur Music" targeted at teenagers and young adults aged 15-24. The magazine will inform readers about unknown and local artists, how to see them live, popular music genres, and general music culture updates. Specific content will include artist profiles, concert listings locally and abroad, and a poster with tour dates. The purpose is to both entertain and educate the target audience about past and present music styles through showcasing new artists and paying tribute to influences. While some punk content could potentially offend younger viewers, there will be no explicit age restriction but a note about provocative content. The magazine aims to stand out from others by providing exclusive event information and coverage not found elsewhere.
Mood board
1) The document is a mood board for a proposed indie music magazine aimed at 15-24 year olds, who are predominantly (60%) male.
2) The magazine will provide information about niche bands and live music events to increase readers' knowledge and discuss genres of music.
3) It will also feature photographs and quotes from artists to engage readers and inspire them through coverage of niche music, fashion, and interests.
Research into music industries and institutions
IPC has published magazines covering a wide range of topics including country pursuits, fashion, home interests, lifestyle, sports, teens, TV and entertainment, women's weeklies, and young men and music. Their main music magazine is NME, which focuses on pop and rock and has been published for 53 years. Given their experience in publishing NME for over half a century, IPC would be a suitable publisher for a new music magazine focused on a genre they don't currently cover such as hip hop or rap. They understand how to include relevant content like new songs, reviews, and tour information. IPC may also publish magazines on related genres like heavy metal or techno, or on non-music topics such as
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The document summarizes the results of a survey about music preferences and magazine reading habits. It found that alternative and indie music were most popular, and that people preferred purchasing a magazine monthly for £3.50. Most listened to music on YouTube and were students aged 15-20. The survey results will inform the content and design of a new music magazine.
Audience questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine readers' preferences. It found that NME, VIBE, and KERRANG were the most commonly read magazines, focused on various genres like rock, R&B, and hip hop. Respondents preferred buying magazines monthly and listening to popular artists across various genres. Detailed articles and free gifts were the most compelling reasons for purchasing magazines. Downloading was a more popular way to get music than buying CDs.
Publication Plan
The document outlines a publication plan for a new indie music magazine titled "Indie". It will be published monthly and cost £2.20. It will be distributed in supermarkets, newsagents, music stores and at gigs. The magazine aims to provide up-to-date information on indie bands and introduce readers to new artists. Regular sections will include music mail, gig guides/reviews, album reviews, interviews, and news. Feature articles will profile popular indie artists. The house style specifies fonts like Berlin Sans FB Demi for headlines and captions and Times New Roman 11pt for body text.
Analysis of audience questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a proposed music magazine for older teenagers and young adults. Key findings include that alternative, rock, and indie are the most popular genres. Popular artists mentioned include Arctic Monkeys, Tegan and Sara, and My Chemical Romance. NME is the preferred existing magazine. New releases, interviews, reviews, and festival/gig coverage are important content. The target price point is £2.50 or less. The magazine should focus on indie rock and related genres while promoting new and upcoming bands.
Media misson statement and mood board
The document outlines the mission statement and mood board for a new music magazine. The mission statement indicates that the magazine will provide insights into the music industry with a focus on rock and indie rock genres, targeting readers aged 16-24 that are more male than female. It will contain album reviews, musician interviews, band histories, and industry news. The tone will be informal yet sophisticated to appeal to younger readers. It will be published monthly with a glossy cover. The mood board reflects the target audience of 16-24 year olds split 60/40 male to female who dress in fashion fitting the genres and enjoy listening to music loudly and attending festivals.
Music magazine questionnaire analysis
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to 60% males and 40% females about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. Key findings include:
- The most preferred music genres were rock (50%) and indie (20%). Electronic music was not preferred.
- 60% of respondents do not read existing music magazines, though each received 10% of responses.
- "Unplugged" was the most preferred magazine title at 40% of votes.
- "Sounds of a generation" was the most preferred slogan at 60% of votes.
- Having a mixed artist on the cover was preferred by 50% for a magazine cover image.
- 70% would pay £2.01-
Market research
This document summarizes market research on music magazines in the UK. It provides details on four magazines - Q, Mixmag, Classic Rock, and NME - including their target audiences and publishers. It also examines three publishers - Bauer Media, Time Inc. and Team Rock - and the variety of magazines they produce. Finally, it focuses on the genre of pop magazines, analyzing Top of the Pops, Q, and We Love Pop in terms of their content and target demographics.
Audience rsearch analysis
The key findings from the audience research analysis were:
1) NME was the most popular music magazine, particularly among teenagers, known for covering rock/indie music.
2) Interviews, new releases, and exclusive news were the most important and popular content expected in music magazines.
3) Interviews, exclusive news, and discovering new artists were important elements for double page spreads.
4) Price was an important factor, with most audiences preferring to spend between £3-4 on a magazine.
Publication plan
The document outlines the publication plan for a new indie music magazine called "Indie". It will be published monthly and cost £2.20. It will be distributed in supermarkets, newsagents, and music stores as well as at concerts. The magazine aims to provide fans with up-to-date information on their favorite indie bands and introduce them to new artists. It will have regular content such as music mail, gig reviews, interviews, and news. Feature articles will profile popular indie artists. The house style specifies fonts and formatting for titles, headlines, captions, and body text.
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The document outlines a plan for a proposed hip hop magazine called "BEAT Magazine". It will have 60 pages and be released monthly. The magazine will feature interviews with famous and up-and-coming artists, as well as the latest news in the hip hop/rap industry. The target audience is 13-20 year olds, who are most interested in the genre. Bright colors will be used for the magazine's design to attract readers.
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Questionaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people about their music preferences and opinions on a hypothetical music magazine. Key findings include:
- 70% of respondents were female and 30% male.
- Pop was the most popular music genre at 60% followed by indie at 20% and rock also at 20%.
- 60% of respondents preferred the masthead "Vinyl" for the magazine.
- All respondents used music applications like iTunes or Spotify.
- 90% would pay £1.00-£1.70 for the magazine.
- Respondents were interested in associated websites and media platforms.
- 50% would be encouraged to buy if a single male artist was
Proposal
The proposed music magazine will have an indie/alternative genre and focus on new and popular artists to attract a wide audience. It will feature interviews, reviews, event listings, and a glimpse into the music industry. The monthly magazine will be higher quality and priced at £3.70, allowing for more in-depth content in its 200 pages. The accompanying website and social media will provide exclusive content like behind-the-scenes videos and competitions to engage audiences between issues. The target audience is 16-34 year olds from social classes B/A who follow new and popular music trends.
Initial Pitch
The document outlines the purpose, objectives, name, format, target audience, resources, and personnel for a new pop music magazine called "POP ON THE SCENE". The magazine will be published monthly with both print and digital subscriptions to entertain, educate fans, and promote new and established pop artists. The target readership is 16-25 year olds. A photographer, models, editor, graphic designer, and printing company are needed to produce the magazine.
Publication plan
Sean Clampitt proposes a monthly music magazine titled "Just For The Fans!" aimed at rock music fans. It will cost £5 and be distributed in stores that sell music and entertainment. The magazine will take an informal approach, interviewing both famous and up-and-coming bands as well as getting opinions from fans and editors. It will contain regular sections like letters, band features, top 10 lists, and interviews conducted in a style that fans can relate to.
Charts
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine is younger males who enjoy rock music. Most listeners reported listening to 3 or more hours of music per day digitally or through streaming services. This suggests the magazine should focus on newer rock bands and include free digital downloads. The most popular existing magazines target younger rock and metal fans, so the new magazine will aim to attract this demographic with a similar focus on bands in these genres.
AS Media Questionnaire Results
For a school research project, the author conducted a questionnaire about music preferences and magazine reading habits. Most respondents were between ages 16-20 and there was an even gender split. Rock was the most popular music genre. Kerrang and NME were the most popular existing magazines. Most respondents said they would pay £1-£2 for a new music magazine. The results provide guidance on targeting demographics, genres, styles and pricing for the author's proposed new music magazine.
Competing with other music magazines
The document outlines a plan for a new music magazine. It will focus on alternative rock music, which is underrepresented in mainstream magazines. To attract students as its main audience, the magazine will be priced lower than competitors at £2.50. It will also promote local bands and artists not highlighted elsewhere, mixing genres to appeal to various music fans while spotlighting up-and-coming alternative rock talent. The magazine will have a strong online and social media presence to stay up-to-date across various platforms.
4.proposal
This proposal is for a music magazine called "Ur Music" targeted at teenagers and young adults aged 15-24. The magazine will inform readers about unknown and local artists, how to see them live, popular music genres, and general music culture updates. Specific content will include artist profiles, concert listings locally and abroad, and a poster with tour dates. The purpose is to both entertain and educate the target audience about past and present music styles through showcasing new artists and paying tribute to influences. While some punk content could potentially offend younger viewers, there will be no explicit age restriction but a note about provocative content. The magazine aims to stand out from others by providing exclusive event information and coverage not found elsewhere.
Mood board
1) The document is a mood board for a proposed indie music magazine aimed at 15-24 year olds, who are predominantly (60%) male.
2) The magazine will provide information about niche bands and live music events to increase readers' knowledge and discuss genres of music.
3) It will also feature photographs and quotes from artists to engage readers and inspire them through coverage of niche music, fashion, and interests.
Research into music industries and institutions
IPC has published magazines covering a wide range of topics including country pursuits, fashion, home interests, lifestyle, sports, teens, TV and entertainment, women's weeklies, and young men and music. Their main music magazine is NME, which focuses on pop and rock and has been published for 53 years. Given their experience in publishing NME for over half a century, IPC would be a suitable publisher for a new music magazine focused on a genre they don't currently cover such as hip hop or rap. They understand how to include relevant content like new songs, reviews, and tour information. IPC may also publish magazines on related genres like heavy metal or techno, or on non-music topics such as
Emilys survey anaylsis
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music preferences and magazine reading habits. It found that alternative and indie music were most popular, and that people preferred purchasing a magazine monthly for £3.50. Most listened to music on YouTube and were students aged 15-20. The survey results will inform the content and design of a new music magazine.
Audience questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine readers' preferences. It found that NME, VIBE, and KERRANG were the most commonly read magazines, focused on various genres like rock, R&B, and hip hop. Respondents preferred buying magazines monthly and listening to popular artists across various genres. Detailed articles and free gifts were the most compelling reasons for purchasing magazines. Downloading was a more popular way to get music than buying CDs.
Publication Plan
The document outlines a publication plan for a new indie music magazine titled "Indie". It will be published monthly and cost £2.20. It will be distributed in supermarkets, newsagents, music stores and at gigs. The magazine aims to provide up-to-date information on indie bands and introduce readers to new artists. Regular sections will include music mail, gig guides/reviews, album reviews, interviews, and news. Feature articles will profile popular indie artists. The house style specifies fonts like Berlin Sans FB Demi for headlines and captions and Times New Roman 11pt for body text.
Analysis of audience questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a proposed music magazine for older teenagers and young adults. Key findings include that alternative, rock, and indie are the most popular genres. Popular artists mentioned include Arctic Monkeys, Tegan and Sara, and My Chemical Romance. NME is the preferred existing magazine. New releases, interviews, reviews, and festival/gig coverage are important content. The target price point is £2.50 or less. The magazine should focus on indie rock and related genres while promoting new and upcoming bands.
Media misson statement and mood board
The document outlines the mission statement and mood board for a new music magazine. The mission statement indicates that the magazine will provide insights into the music industry with a focus on rock and indie rock genres, targeting readers aged 16-24 that are more male than female. It will contain album reviews, musician interviews, band histories, and industry news. The tone will be informal yet sophisticated to appeal to younger readers. It will be published monthly with a glossy cover. The mood board reflects the target audience of 16-24 year olds split 60/40 male to female who dress in fashion fitting the genres and enjoy listening to music loudly and attending festivals.
Music magazine questionnaire analysis
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to 60% males and 40% females about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. Key findings include:
- The most preferred music genres were rock (50%) and indie (20%). Electronic music was not preferred.
- 60% of respondents do not read existing music magazines, though each received 10% of responses.
- "Unplugged" was the most preferred magazine title at 40% of votes.
- "Sounds of a generation" was the most preferred slogan at 60% of votes.
- Having a mixed artist on the cover was preferred by 50% for a magazine cover image.
- 70% would pay £2.01-
Market research
This document summarizes market research on music magazines in the UK. It provides details on four magazines - Q, Mixmag, Classic Rock, and NME - including their target audiences and publishers. It also examines three publishers - Bauer Media, Time Inc. and Team Rock - and the variety of magazines they produce. Finally, it focuses on the genre of pop magazines, analyzing Top of the Pops, Q, and We Love Pop in terms of their content and target demographics.
Audience rsearch analysis
The key findings from the audience research analysis were:
1) NME was the most popular music magazine, particularly among teenagers, known for covering rock/indie music.
2) Interviews, new releases, and exclusive news were the most important and popular content expected in music magazines.
3) Interviews, exclusive news, and discovering new artists were important elements for double page spreads.
4) Price was an important factor, with most audiences preferring to spend between £3-4 on a magazine.
Publication plan
The document outlines the publication plan for a new indie music magazine called "Indie". It will be published monthly and cost £2.20. It will be distributed in supermarkets, newsagents, and music stores as well as at concerts. The magazine aims to provide fans with up-to-date information on their favorite indie bands and introduce them to new artists. It will have regular content such as music mail, gig reviews, interviews, and news. Feature articles will profile popular indie artists. The house style specifies fonts and formatting for titles, headlines, captions, and body text.
Proposal unit 13
The document outlines a plan for a proposed hip hop magazine called "BEAT Magazine". It will have 60 pages and be released monthly. The magazine will feature interviews with famous and up-and-coming artists, as well as the latest news in the hip hop/rap industry. The target audience is 13-20 year olds, who are most interested in the genre. Bright colors will be used for the magazine's design to attract readers.
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The document outlines a publication plan for a new monthly indie music magazine. It will be priced at £2.70 and distributed in supermarkets, newsagents, websites and music shops. Each issue will include album and gig reviews, interviews with popular artists, and a free music download. The magazine aims to compete with similar publications like NME and Q by providing content written in an informal style by and for indie music fans. Regular sections will cover topics like album reviews, music videos, and upcoming artists.
Publication plan
The document outlines the publication plan for an indie music magazine. It will be published monthly for £2.70, distributed in stores, websites, and digitally. Each issue will feature interviews and reviews of popular indie artists, as well as upcoming artists, album reviews, festival news, and a free music download. The magazine aims to compete with similar publications like NME and Q by offering opinions and insights in an informal style for indie music fans. Regular sections will include forums, reviews, top music videos, gig guides, and charts.
jazz magazine new and improved pitch final
Jack proposes launching a new jazz music magazine called Smooth Tunes focused on up-and-coming jazz bands in North London. The magazine would feature interviews with these bands discussing their music and experiences in the industry. It would also promote their concerts and albums. To stand out, each issue would include an exclusive poster of one of the featured bands. The magazine aims to educate readers while promoting underappreciated jazz talent.
Music Magazine Initial Plan
The document outlines the initial plans for an indie music magazine, including:
1) Choosing to focus solely on the indie genre as research found no other magazines dedicated this niche and surveys showed it was popular.
2) Targeting readers aged 16-25 who favor indie music based on survey results.
3) Filling a gap in the market by solely focusing on indie music, unlike the most similar magazine NME which combines indie and rock genres.
4) Ideas for magazine sections like cover stories, reviews, events, and interviews, as well as contents listing and sample articles.
5) Setting the price at £2 to appeal to the target audience of students and make it
Mission-Statement
This magazine called INDEPENDENT will celebrate indie rock music and have a monthly publication distributed at supermarkets, newsagents, and music stores. It will also offer a subscription plan to reliably send the magazine monthly to subscribers. The magazine aims to provide information about indie rock artists through interviews, album reviews, and news in an entertaining way. It will have a youthful, modern design using bold colors and fonts with appropriate images to represent the indie rock genre and lifestyle. The target audience are sociable, independent, and opinionated males and females interested in indie rock.
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Jack proposes launching a new jazz music magazine called Smooth Tunes focused on up-and-coming jazz bands in North London. The magazine would feature interviews with bands twice - during production and after success - and include an exclusive poster. It would be distributed both physically and digitally, and include additional content like industry insights and concert promotions to help educate readers and support featured artists.
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Jack proposes a new jazz music magazine called Smooth Tunes focused on up-and-coming jazz bands in North London. The magazine would feature interviews with bands twice - during production and after success - and include an exclusive poster. It would be distributed both physically and digitally, and include additional content exploring the jazz industry and promoting jazz concerts and music. The goal is to educate readers and spread awareness of underappreciated jazz talent.
(4) better jazz magazine new and improved pitch final
Jack proposes launching a new jazz music magazine called Smooth Tunes focused on up-and-coming jazz bands in North London. The magazine would feature interviews with bands during production and after success, a poster included in each issue, and online and physical subscription options. Its goals are to promote jazz music, educate readers on the industry, and spread awareness of underappreciated bands.
LO1- Understand existing print-based media Products and how they are created
Rock Sound is a monthly British magazine published since 1999 that focuses on rock music genres like pop punk, metal, and hardcore. It aims to promote newer and less mainstream rock acts to its readership of predominantly teenage fans of extreme rock music. Each issue includes news, album reviews, concert reviews, and interviews to keep readers informed on the latest developments in the rock scene. It has a circulation of over 13,000 and is also distributed in some other countries. The magazine is published by Rock Sound Ltd and overseen by an editorial team that includes the editor, deputy editor, and others.
Task 1
This document discusses the key purposes and conventions of music magazines. It explains that music magazines aim to entertain readers by providing information about new artists and genres, advertise concerts and merchandise, and make a profit through advertising. Common features include interviews, reviews, tour dates, and photos that maintain reader interest. Music magazines must understand their target audience and craft relevant content to attract buyers.
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The document outlines a publication plan for a new monthly music magazine. It will focus exclusively on indie artists and include reviews of concerts and albums, a free music download, a column by a well-known artist, and exclusive interviews. It will be priced at £2.49 and distributed in supermarkets, newsagents, websites, and music shops. The style will be informal with simple English and slang to appeal to its target 16-20 year old audience. Regular content will include best/worst gigs, album and concert reviews, album of the month, and upcoming concerts. Feature articles will cover festivals, artist interviews, and concert tours.
Magazine proposal
The document proposes a new indie music magazine called "SOUND" that will be released monthly. It will target teenagers aged 16-22 and feature reviews, interviews, and competitions. Each month there will be an in-depth profile of a featured artist with questions, tour dates, and trivia. The unique selling point is that tokens collected in each issue can be redeemed for prizes from artist merchandise to concert tickets, with better prizes requiring more tokens. The magazine launch will include chances to win trips to major cities and a special cover to generate excitement.
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This document provides a proposal for a new indie music magazine. The magazine will be published both online and in print, with a focus on indie artists and music scenes in North London. It will include interviews, reviews, charts, and information on concerts. The target audience is teenagers aged 13-19. The magazine will be distributed in North London and cost £4 online or £4.99 in print. It will differentiate itself from competitors by offering a 10% student discount. The proposal includes details on branding, design, personnel needs and a marketing plan.
Publication plan for my magazine
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- The target audience is 13-18 year olds interested in indie music.
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Task 13
The document provides guidelines for key elements that must be included on the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads of a music magazine. It lists requirements such as including the magazine's masthead, coverlines related to featured artists, and primary images that align with the target genre and audience. The contents page must list features, images, page numbers, subheadings, and issue number using bold fonts. Double page spreads should continue content from the front cover with article titles, featured artists, page numbers and matching color schemes. Music magazines are expected to provide personal looks into the industry, high quality musician images, gossip, and freebies/competitions to develop relationships with audiences.
Publication plan
The document outlines publication plans for a music magazine called "Slapback with Nina bold font". It will be published weekly and sold for £3.40 in various retail stores to reach its target audience of music fans. The informal magazine style will balance images and text to inform readers about new indie bands, music news/events, and feature articles on popular rock artists through an entertaining yet professional tone. Regular content will include ads, competitions, upcoming music, industry jobs/trips, band photos/updates.
Publication plan
The magazine will be called "Bass", published monthly for £2.70 distributed in stores, websites, and digitally. It will focus on indie music with reviews, interviews, and a free download per issue. Each cover will feature a well-known indie artist. Regular content will include a fan forum, top music videos, gig guides, new artists, and song recommendations. Feature articles will profile popular indie artists like Arctic Monkeys, The Strokes, and Oasis examining their styles and careers. The magazine style will use humor but also strong commentary, aimed to be simple and interesting for indie fans.
LO 3 Proposal
Sophie Angus is pitching a new eclectic music magazine called "Exclusive". The front cover and first double page spread will feature an interview with Paloma Faith. The magazine will have a bold and eye-catching design with the title in gold letters against a black background. It will be released monthly on A4 pages and target an audience aged 14-30, primarily male. Sophie will use Photoshop to design the front cover and spread to make the magazine look professional.
Publication plan
The publication plan outlines a new monthly indie music magazine. It will cost £2.49 and be distributed in supermarkets, newsagents, websites and music shops. The magazine will also be available digitally. Each issue will include reviews of concerts and albums from the past month, a free music download, a column by a well-known artist, and exclusive interviews with up-and-coming indie artists. The goal is to compete with magazines like NME, Q and MOJO by solely featuring indie music, while using an informal tone and style to appeal to its target 16-20 year old audience. Regular sections will cover the best and worst gigs, album and concert reviews, and features on music festivals and band interviews
Key concepts
The document discusses key concepts in magazine design including covers, spreads, and contents pages. It then examines how music magazines represent their audience and genres like indie/alternative music. The document notes magazines make money through advertising and readership while retaining audiences through attractive design, free gifts, offers, and famous artists. Business models like TV channels, radio, and festival stages help ensure sustained audiences and develop the magazine brand.
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Question one power point
My media product uses and challenges some conventions of existing music magazines. It uses conventions like a focus on indie music, red coloring associated with that genre, and layouts that make content easy to find. However, it challenges conventions by having a longer descriptive title rather than initials, and not including text on one side of the double page spread to focus solely on the image. Overall, the goal was to be unique while still attracting readers through some familiar conventions.
Evaluation 1
In my magazine I wanted to use some conventions of existing music magazines like NME and Q to attract buyers, but also make it unique. The title challenges conventions by using "Bass" instead of initials to indicate the genre. Fonts, color, and layouts are similar to other indie magazines to appeal to the target demographic of 13-25 year old males. Photographs follow conventions like direct eye contact and provocative poses to engage readers. The contents page and double page interview article layout are based on simplistic designs from magazines like Q for easy reading. Some conventions are challenged, like leaving text off the left page to focus on the image.
Companies/Institutions that Distribute Magazines
The document discusses potential distributors for a new music magazine. It analyzes several major magazine publishers in the UK and their existing brands. IPC Media, EMAP, Conde Nast, Hearst Magazines, and Immediate Media are rejected as potential distributors due to their focus on lifestyle magazines rather than music. Bauer Media Group is selected as they could promote the magazine across their various media platforms, including music TV channels. Wenner Media is also rejected due to its outdated website not reflecting a modern magazine.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses potential distributors for a new music magazine. It analyzes several major magazine publishers in the UK and their existing brands. IPC Media, EMAP, Conde Nast, Hearst Magazines, and Immediate Media are rejected as potential distributors due to their focus on lifestyle magazines rather than music. Bauer Media Group is selected as they could promote the magazine across their various media platforms, including music TV channels. Wenner Media is also rejected due to its outdated website not reflecting a modern magazine.
Double page spread research
The document discusses key aspects of effective double page spreads in magazines. Most double page spreads use the extra space for a large central image and headline to introduce an article. The image helps provide clues about the artist and can be used to attract, shock, or inform the reader. While text is also important, the central image is seen as the key element in creating a professional and successful double page spread. Obtaining the right evocative image is important for making the spread look polished and engaging for readers.
Article research
This document contains 25 questions about an artist's music career. It asks about how they got started in music, past performances at different venues, musical influences, the instruments they play, songwriting process, albums, fanbase, and evolution of their musical style over time. Contact information is provided at the end for the artist's SoundCloud and YouTube pages.
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Plan for magazine
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Mojo media pack
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