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The document discusses a potential media institution to distribute a media product. It suggests IPC Media as they distribute the indie magazine NME, which the author's product was modeled after in terms of style. IPC Media distributes magazines targeting a variety of audiences. Specifically, the author's product and NME target young adult males interested in music and musicians.
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I would distribute my magazine through IPC Media. IPC is a well-known media publisher that distributes magazines like NME, which targets a similar audience. They are a good choice since they already have an established market for music magazines but only one alternative/rock magazine, NME, so there is space for another magazine like mine that could appeal to the same audience. Distributing through IPC would give my magazine credibility by associating it with their well-known titles and allow me to benefit from their existing audience.
Evaluation. Q1
1. The document discusses the conventions used in real music magazines and how the student's magazine product compares.
2. Some key conventions mentioned are the masthead, issue number/price, cover images, and use of color/design to target audiences.
3. The student's magazine follows conventions like the masthead but also challenges some by using more images and adding a barcode to the front cover. Color and design choices were made to represent the funk music genre.
Evaluation 3
IPC media would be an ideal institution to distribute the media product because it is a large and successful subsidiary of Times Inc. that publishes many lifestyle and music magazines. While IPC already distributes the well-known music magazine NME, the proposed magazine has a different monthly circulation schedule and aims for a higher quality publication. Distributing the new magazine could help IPC expand its offerings beyond just lifestyle magazines to a broader range of genres.
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Danielle Webb created a magazine inspired by NME. [1] She used a similar layout and font style as NME but with more subtle colors. [2] Her magazine focuses on indie/rock music and features a model on the front cover in a pose similar to Rihanna. [3] IPC Media would be well-suited to distribute her magazine as they currently distribute NME.
Question 1 - Evaluation
The student created a music magazine that uses many of the forms and conventions of real music magazines, while also challenging some conventions. The magazine includes a cover page, contents page, and double page article spread, just like real magazines. It keeps the same fonts, color scheme, and layout throughout for consistency. However, one way it challenges conventions is that the main image on the cover is only slightly covered by the magazine title, rather than fully overlaid, as is typical for music magazines. Overall, the student aimed to both utilize standard magazine designs but also put their own spin on some aspects.
Question 3
My magazine is aimed at teenagers and young adults about the world of music. The front cover features an interview with pop star Olivia Boon. The magazine would be distributed to stores like WHSmith and supermarkets to be sold alongside other music magazines. I would also advertise the magazine online and on social media to promote it to my target audience. There are several publishers that would be suitable since they publish similar music magazines, but Bauer would be the best choice as they have over 300 magazines worldwide and TV/radio stations to promote a new music title and share my target audience.
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Evaluation - question 2
My music magazine represents teenagers and young adults interested in R&B music. It features well-known artists like Usher, Justin Timberlake, Drake, T.I., and Beyoncé. The magazine uses informal language and engaging tones to welcome young readers and reflect how they communicate through social media. Images in the magazine are tailored to suit its target audience and allow readers to connect with the featured artists.
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I would distribute my magazine through IPC Media. IPC is a well-known media publisher that distributes magazines like NME, which targets a similar audience. They are a good choice since they already have an established market for music magazines but only one alternative/rock magazine, NME, so there is space for another magazine like mine that could appeal to the same audience. Distributing through IPC would give my magazine credibility by associating it with their well-known titles and allow me to benefit from their existing audience.
Evaluation. Q1
1. The document discusses the conventions used in real music magazines and how the student's magazine product compares.
2. Some key conventions mentioned are the masthead, issue number/price, cover images, and use of color/design to target audiences.
3. The student's magazine follows conventions like the masthead but also challenges some by using more images and adding a barcode to the front cover. Color and design choices were made to represent the funk music genre.
Evaluation 3
IPC media would be an ideal institution to distribute the media product because it is a large and successful subsidiary of Times Inc. that publishes many lifestyle and music magazines. While IPC already distributes the well-known music magazine NME, the proposed magazine has a different monthly circulation schedule and aims for a higher quality publication. Distributing the new magazine could help IPC expand its offerings beyond just lifestyle magazines to a broader range of genres.
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Question 1 - Evaluation
The student created a music magazine that uses many of the forms and conventions of real music magazines, while also challenging some conventions. The magazine includes a cover page, contents page, and double page article spread, just like real magazines. It keeps the same fonts, color scheme, and layout throughout for consistency. However, one way it challenges conventions is that the main image on the cover is only slightly covered by the magazine title, rather than fully overlaid, as is typical for music magazines. Overall, the student aimed to both utilize standard magazine designs but also put their own spin on some aspects.
Question 3
My magazine is aimed at teenagers and young adults about the world of music. The front cover features an interview with pop star Olivia Boon. The magazine would be distributed to stores like WHSmith and supermarkets to be sold alongside other music magazines. I would also advertise the magazine online and on social media to promote it to my target audience. There are several publishers that would be suitable since they publish similar music magazines, but Bauer would be the best choice as they have over 300 magazines worldwide and TV/radio stations to promote a new music title and share my target audience.
5. How did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses the design choices made for an indie rock music magazine. It aimed to attract its target indie rock audience by using conventions from magazines like The Fly, DIY and NME. The layout and fonts were chosen to have a modern, minimal feel that fits the target demographic. The location and costumes of models were selected to communicate an edgy feel adhering to the indie rock genre. Feedback on the finished magazine was positive, particularly about the front page setting the tone and the double page spread looking professional.
Magazine Initail Ideas
The body text of a magazine must be carefully chosen to be readable for audiences. Several font options are considered, including Arial Unicode MS, Ayuthaya, and Avenir Black Oblique, among others. Photographs will include close-ups, medium shots, and long shots. The magazine will focus on the rock genre as the author is familiar with rock magazine conventions. Color schemes are important for branding and the primary colors considered relate to the rock genre. The magazine will feature a variety of content like band profiles, album reviews, quizzes, posters, and articles on up-and-coming bands to engage readers throughout.
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This document discusses various audience identification and appeal theories that can be used to understand a target audience and ensure a media product meets their needs and wants. It summarizes the key demographic, social, and media groupings of the target audience for a new music magazine. It also outlines how the magazine was designed based on Uses and Gratifications Theory, Utopian Solutions Theory, Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, and pre-production research methods like focus groups, questionnaires, and social media feedback to appeal to and attract the target audience.
Evaluation q4
The document discusses feedback received from test audiences for a media product. Feedback indicated that the target audience of people who enjoy similar music liked the magazine's content and felt it had the right amount of content typical for the genre. However, some felt there was not enough text for the double page spread. All testers easily guessed the genre, showing the magazine stands out to its target demographic. People also liked the fonts used for headlines that made them stand out from accompanying images.
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
The document discusses potential companies that could distribute the author's music magazine. Spin Media, which owns Vibe magazine, may be interested because the author's magazine has similar qualities to Vibe in terms of layout, but targets a younger audience with a different music genre focus. This would provide diversity for Spin Media. Alpha Media Group, which owns Blender magazine, could also be interested since the author was influenced by Blender, so the magazine would appeal to their audience; however, the magazines may be too similar for the same company to publish both.
Evaluation
The document summarizes the ways in which the author's media product uses conventions from real magazines. For the front cover, the author included a masthead, barcode, issue number, and date - all commonly found on magazine covers. The contents page lists band names to attract buyers and includes the magazine logo and subscription option. The double page spread follows the typical format of one page for a photo and the other for text, and includes a quote to engage readers. The author believes a publishing house like IPC Media would be suitable to distribute the magazine given its similarities to NME magazine.
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The document summarizes the development of a magazine focused on drum and bass music. Key details include:
1) The magazine is called Euphoria and targets 16-24 year olds. Its masthead features sound waves and promotes "the freshest beats around."
2) The magazine was designed to appeal to fans of drum and bass music based on survey responses. It uses common magazine design conventions like images and banners.
3) The creator believes the magazine offers a variety of interesting content and fresh music. Feedback surveys indicated people liked what it offered, especially the title.
Evaluation Question 3
IPC would be suitable to distribute the media product because they have experience with similar music magazines like NME that focus on alternative music. While IPC magazines appeal more to women, their experience with the target genre and audience would help. Bauer publishes more mainstream music magazines for a wide audience, but none focus on the same genre. Therefore, IPC is best to distribute the product since they understand the targeted alternative music audience.
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The document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real magazines. It uses a consistent color scheme throughout, includes enlarged quotes from an interview in the color scheme to draw readers in and make them want to read more, and includes page numbers and website links at the bottom to remind readers of details about the magazine. The fonts and imagery are meant to attract 18-25 year olds and represent an alternative music genre. Bauer Media might distribute the product because it is a magazine.
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This document summarizes how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It uses consistent colors throughout, bold text styles, and a large cover image surrounded by text, mimicking professional magazines. However, it challenges conventions by presenting artist names in a similar style to hip hop magazine XXL to attract interested readers. Black boxes are also used around text, varying from typical magazines. The color scheme and placement of a main image on the left with text on the right mirrors XXL's format. The document demonstrates how the magazine challenges conventions while continuing themes like a prominent first letter in the masthead text.
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This document analyzes the front cover of a music magazine called MOJO and discusses its design elements and target audience. Some key points:
- The magazine targets 15-25 year old males and females based on its neutral color scheme of red, white, and black.
- It features indie rock music content like an exclusive story on musician Johnny Marr, whose image is featured prominently on the cover.
- Additional design elements that would appeal to readers are a free CD with purchase and over 117 music reviews.
- The document provides suggestions for the designer's own magazine cover, recommending bold, readable text and a mix of formal and informal language.
Evaluation question 1
This document discusses how the student's media magazine project uses and develops conventions of real magazines. The student followed conventions such as placing the title behind the cover image, featuring a model holding a guitar, including small text for price and website details. The layout includes the title at the top of interior pages, pictures on one side and text on the other. The cover model is also featured in an article, and a pull quote is used from the article in pink text. Comparing the student's cover to a professional magazine cover shows they largely follow the same conventions to appear professional.
Evaluation Question 5
The author attracted their R&B music audience through using relatable language like artist names, a consistent three-color theme throughout the magazine, large dominant images on the cover to draw readers in, and including a picture of popular Beats headphones on the cover. The author also addressed the audience by setting a reasonable price point of £1.50 to make the magazine affordable and encourage monthly purchases.
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This document summarizes a music magazine created by the author called "Baseline". The magazine uses conventions similar to real music magazines like Q magazine, such as a consistent house style across issues using similar colors and fonts. It also uses typical magazine features like a headline, masthead, and barcode on the front cover to familiarize audiences. While using these conventions, the author believes the magazine's design and style is influenced by genres it represents like pop and R&B through a confident front cover image. The magazine aims to represent teenage artists and fans positively by featuring a teenage singer, and presents teenage girls as independent and successful rather than dependent or emotional. It also plays on stereotypes of female gossip to potentially catch readers' attention.
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This document provides information about the target audience and content for a pop music magazine. The target audience is primarily female aged 9-15 who enjoy music, beauty, fashion and celebrity gossip. Research through surveys found the audience wants news, reviews, and celebrity stories about music, films, fashion and shopping. To appeal to this audience, the magazine will use bright pink and blue colors, casual fonts, on-trend celebrity images and an informal chatty tone.
Evaluation question 3
Bauer Media would distribute the indie/rock magazine because they currently distribute magazines like Q and Kerrang that do not directly compete with NME in the indie/rock genre. This avoids direct competition that could occur if the same publisher distributed both magazines. Bauer also distributes magazines at a lower cost than NME, which could boost sales for the cheaper independent magazine. The magazine would be sold in supermarkets, music venues, and newsagents to reach a wide audience of music fans.
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My media product is a music magazine that follows conventions similar to NME, including using three distinct colors on the cover. Ipc Media, the publisher of NME, would be a suitable institution to distribute my magazine because both products target the same genre of indie music and similar audiences. My magazine was designed for the indie genre audience, as is much of NME's content, so Ipc Media would be an ideal publisher given the overlap in intended readers.
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The student proposes distributing their independent music magazine through large mainstream publishers like IPC Media, who already distribute similar magazines. IPC could leverage their expertise in successfully marketing magazines like NME to also promote the student's magazine. The magazine would be distributed commercially through large retailers, subscriptions, and advertised online and through music television channels to reach a broad mainstream audience.
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The document discusses the design choices made for an indie rock music magazine. It aimed to attract its target indie rock audience by using conventions from magazines like The Fly, DIY and NME. The layout and fonts were chosen to have a modern, minimal feel that fits the target demographic. The location and costumes of models were selected to communicate an edgy feel adhering to the indie rock genre. Feedback on the finished magazine was positive, particularly about the front page setting the tone and the double page spread looking professional.
Magazine Initail Ideas
The body text of a magazine must be carefully chosen to be readable for audiences. Several font options are considered, including Arial Unicode MS, Ayuthaya, and Avenir Black Oblique, among others. Photographs will include close-ups, medium shots, and long shots. The magazine will focus on the rock genre as the author is familiar with rock magazine conventions. Color schemes are important for branding and the primary colors considered relate to the rock genre. The magazine will feature a variety of content like band profiles, album reviews, quizzes, posters, and articles on up-and-coming bands to engage readers throughout.
EVALUATION PART 4: AUDIENCE IDENTIFICATION & APPEAL
This document discusses various audience identification and appeal theories that can be used to understand a target audience and ensure a media product meets their needs and wants. It summarizes the key demographic, social, and media groupings of the target audience for a new music magazine. It also outlines how the magazine was designed based on Uses and Gratifications Theory, Utopian Solutions Theory, Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, and pre-production research methods like focus groups, questionnaires, and social media feedback to appeal to and attract the target audience.
Evaluation q4
The document discusses feedback received from test audiences for a media product. Feedback indicated that the target audience of people who enjoy similar music liked the magazine's content and felt it had the right amount of content typical for the genre. However, some felt there was not enough text for the double page spread. All testers easily guessed the genre, showing the magazine stands out to its target demographic. People also liked the fonts used for headlines that made them stand out from accompanying images.
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
The document discusses potential companies that could distribute the author's music magazine. Spin Media, which owns Vibe magazine, may be interested because the author's magazine has similar qualities to Vibe in terms of layout, but targets a younger audience with a different music genre focus. This would provide diversity for Spin Media. Alpha Media Group, which owns Blender magazine, could also be interested since the author was influenced by Blender, so the magazine would appeal to their audience; however, the magazines may be too similar for the same company to publish both.
Evaluation
The document summarizes the ways in which the author's media product uses conventions from real magazines. For the front cover, the author included a masthead, barcode, issue number, and date - all commonly found on magazine covers. The contents page lists band names to attract buyers and includes the magazine logo and subscription option. The double page spread follows the typical format of one page for a photo and the other for text, and includes a quote to engage readers. The author believes a publishing house like IPC Media would be suitable to distribute the magazine given its similarities to NME magazine.
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The document summarizes the development of a magazine focused on drum and bass music. Key details include:
1) The magazine is called Euphoria and targets 16-24 year olds. Its masthead features sound waves and promotes "the freshest beats around."
2) The magazine was designed to appeal to fans of drum and bass music based on survey responses. It uses common magazine design conventions like images and banners.
3) The creator believes the magazine offers a variety of interesting content and fresh music. Feedback surveys indicated people liked what it offered, especially the title.
Evaluation Question 3
IPC would be suitable to distribute the media product because they have experience with similar music magazines like NME that focus on alternative music. While IPC magazines appeal more to women, their experience with the target genre and audience would help. Bauer publishes more mainstream music magazines for a wide audience, but none focus on the same genre. Therefore, IPC is best to distribute the product since they understand the targeted alternative music audience.
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The document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real magazines. It uses a consistent color scheme throughout and features enlarged quotes from an interview in a different color to draw readers in and encourage them to read the full interview. It also includes page numbers and website links at the bottom to provide additional details and information to readers. These stylistic choices make the media product more closely resemble an actual magazine.
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The document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real magazines. It uses a consistent color scheme throughout, includes enlarged quotes from an interview in the color scheme to draw readers in and make them want to read more, and includes page numbers and website links at the bottom to remind readers of details about the magazine. The fonts and imagery are meant to attract 18-25 year olds and represent an alternative music genre. Bauer Media might distribute the product because it is a magazine.
Evaluation (2)
This document summarizes how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It uses consistent colors throughout, bold text styles, and a large cover image surrounded by text, mimicking professional magazines. However, it challenges conventions by presenting artist names in a similar style to hip hop magazine XXL to attract interested readers. Black boxes are also used around text, varying from typical magazines. The color scheme and placement of a main image on the left with text on the right mirrors XXL's format. The document demonstrates how the magazine challenges conventions while continuing themes like a prominent first letter in the masthead text.
Magazine cover presntation
This document analyzes the front cover of a music magazine called MOJO and discusses its design elements and target audience. Some key points:
- The magazine targets 15-25 year old males and females based on its neutral color scheme of red, white, and black.
- It features indie rock music content like an exclusive story on musician Johnny Marr, whose image is featured prominently on the cover.
- Additional design elements that would appeal to readers are a free CD with purchase and over 117 music reviews.
- The document provides suggestions for the designer's own magazine cover, recommending bold, readable text and a mix of formal and informal language.
Evaluation question 1
This document discusses how the student's media magazine project uses and develops conventions of real magazines. The student followed conventions such as placing the title behind the cover image, featuring a model holding a guitar, including small text for price and website details. The layout includes the title at the top of interior pages, pictures on one side and text on the other. The cover model is also featured in an article, and a pull quote is used from the article in pink text. Comparing the student's cover to a professional magazine cover shows they largely follow the same conventions to appear professional.
Evaluation Question 5
The author attracted their R&B music audience through using relatable language like artist names, a consistent three-color theme throughout the magazine, large dominant images on the cover to draw readers in, and including a picture of popular Beats headphones on the cover. The author also addressed the audience by setting a reasonable price point of £1.50 to make the magazine affordable and encourage monthly purchases.
As evaluation 1 and 2
This document summarizes a music magazine created by the author called "Baseline". The magazine uses conventions similar to real music magazines like Q magazine, such as a consistent house style across issues using similar colors and fonts. It also uses typical magazine features like a headline, masthead, and barcode on the front cover to familiarize audiences. While using these conventions, the author believes the magazine's design and style is influenced by genres it represents like pop and R&B through a confident front cover image. The magazine aims to represent teenage artists and fans positively by featuring a teenage singer, and presents teenage girls as independent and successful rather than dependent or emotional. It also plays on stereotypes of female gossip to potentially catch readers' attention.
Target audience 4 and 5
This document provides information about the target audience and content for a pop music magazine. The target audience is primarily female aged 9-15 who enjoy music, beauty, fashion and celebrity gossip. Research through surveys found the audience wants news, reviews, and celebrity stories about music, films, fashion and shopping. To appeal to this audience, the magazine will use bright pink and blue colors, casual fonts, on-trend celebrity images and an informal chatty tone.
Evaluation question 3
Bauer Media would distribute the indie/rock magazine because they currently distribute magazines like Q and Kerrang that do not directly compete with NME in the indie/rock genre. This avoids direct competition that could occur if the same publisher distributed both magazines. Bauer also distributes magazines at a lower cost than NME, which could boost sales for the cheaper independent magazine. The magazine would be sold in supermarkets, music venues, and newsagents to reach a wide audience of music fans.
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What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
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The document summarizes the process of creating an indie music magazine as an individual media project over 10 weeks. Key points include:
- The magazine used conventions of real music magazines such as a masthead, strap lines, photographs, and color scheme to match the indie genre.
- Some conventions were challenged, like placing text in boxes and using two strap lines for variety.
- The contents page photo showed the band from above in a high angle shot rather than a typical medium close up.
- The feature article used a different color scheme to portray the band and had catchy quotes in blue for emphasis.
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- 6. NME uses a wide variety of media to show their magazine brand. This includes: Website Video Radio Blogs Magazine Photos Adverts
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