Question 5 Evaluation. How did you attract/address your audience?
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I attracted my target audience of a rock/hardcore music magazine through the design of the front cover, contents page, and double page spread. The front cover features a grimy, tattered image and badges to reflect the genre. The contents page uses small images and spaced out text and columns to seem laid back. The double page spread uses dull fonts and colors that reflect the genre, with bolder text standing out to highlight key information. Throughout, mysterious images and lack of artist names draw the audience in to learn more.
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The magazine aims to appeal to an older country music audience. It has a simple, straightforward design with a dull red color scheme and sans serif font that does not look vibrant. The cover star has a nostalgic expression representing the tough lifestyle of country artists. The contents page and feature pages also have a simple, clean, regimented layout reinforcing the magazine's non-pretentious nature aimed at older fans.
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The document discusses how the magazine attracts and addresses its target audience of girls aged 16-19 who are interested in rock music. The main image on the cover features two models of the target age/gender to create relatability. Throughout the magazine, bold fonts, vivid colors, images of rock icons, and informal language are used to appeal to the youthful audience. Pull quotes and previews of band interviews draw readers into articles and keep their attention. The consistent branding and preview of diverse content aims to convince readers that the magazine is worth purchasing.
Question 5
The document describes the design and content choices for a magazine targeting an indie/rock music audience. To attract this audience, the designer focused on simplicity while being eye-catching through the use of block colors, photos, and a consistent font. Both genders were considered by drawing inspiration from other popular music magazines. The front cover features the magazine name, taglines with band names, and a festival headline to entice readers. Inside, block colors highlight text and a variety of music and fashion topics aim to appeal to the target audience's interests.
Evaluation q1
This document summarizes a student's media magazine project called "Interview". The student aimed to create a music magazine that provides exclusive insights into music stars. Key elements of the magazine design include:
- The minimalistic title "Interview" conveys an artistic and relaxed style appealing to music fans.
- Cover stories are highlighted with bold text and graphics to draw readers' attention. Interior pages feature articles, photos, and band information in a pink, black, and white color scheme targeting young female readers.
- Spreads include large celebrity photos along with small captioned text to introduce articles. Handwritten fonts are used for a personal touch.
- Continuity is provided through consistent use of
As media coursework best
The document discusses the student's preliminary work on designing a magazine. It provides feedback on areas that need improvement for the next iteration, such as using more appealing fonts, including more information on pages, and studying layout conventions from other magazines. It also outlines aspects the student will focus on for their final magazine project, like targeting a specific music genre audience, including an original front cover and content page, considering design elements like fonts and color schemes, and gathering feedback from a questionnaire. The student analyzes cover designs from existing magazines to inform aspects of their own design like layout, image size and type, and font usage. They recognize the need to transform their preliminary work into a more polished final piece.
Kerrang! magazine front cover analysis
The magazine cover features a model prominently framed by the large masthead to draw the viewer's eye. Pink and black colors represent femininity and power/uniqueness, signaling the magazine's style. Bold cover lines and the rock artist featured are intended to intrigue audiences and entice them to read about her genre. The primary audience is likely young female fans of rock/metal interested in this particular artist.
Evaluation question 1
The document describes a music magazine the author created focused on the pop genre targeting young female audiences. Key details include:
- The magazine uses bright colors and images of popular young artists to attract young readers and allow them to indulge in information about their favorite musicians.
- Both male and female artists are featured to serve as role models or "crushes" for the target audience and intensify their desire to purchase the magazine.
- In creating the magazine, the author took inspiration from existing popular magazines like "We Love Pop" in its design conventions and layout.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted their audience to their music magazine through various design elements. Some key ways included:
1) Using photography where models made eye contact with the camera to create a personal connection for readers. Studio shots added professionalism.
2) Choosing grungy, edgy fonts that fit the rock music genre and allowed readers to relate to the magazine.
3) Employing a black, white, and red color scheme typical of rock magazines to make the magazine easily recognizable and relatable to readers.
4) Crafting interesting yet readable page layouts, including cluttered covers to attract attention and multi-column spreads for easy reading.
Media evaluation
The document is a media evaluation of a music magazine created by the student. It consists of responses to questions about how the magazine represents conventions, social groups, its intended audience and distribution channel.
The student aimed to represent female indie artists and target 16-25 year old middle class females interested in indie music. Photographs were chosen to portray the artists in a natural style. The magazine was designed to conform to typical magazine layouts while adding some personal touches. Bauer Media would be a suitable distributor given their experience with music magazines.
EVALUATION ONE
This document analyzes how the magazine cover, contents page, and double page spread use and develop conventions of real music magazines.
The layout and design are minimalistic with few fonts and taglines to let the images stand out. Camera angles and framing follow conventions to connect readers to the cover star. Clothing styles reflect the indie pop genre.
Color schemes take inspiration from magazines like Fader and Clash to incorporate prominent colors that complement the genre in a gender-neutral way. While some elements break conventions, like an unconventionally colored masthead, most aspects conform to standard magazine formats.
Analysis professional magazine covers
This document analyzes the design elements of a professional magazine cover. It discusses the masthead, main image, coverlines, barcode and other design features. The masthead uses a bold font to stand out. The main image features a popular rock singer to attract readers. Coverlines advertise additional articles and use attention-grabbing fonts and colors. The barcode provides issue numbers, dates and the website for more information. Overall, the cover's design aims to grab readers' attention and showcase key articles to entice people to purchase the magazine.
Anna rockall media evaluation
1) The magazine cover image challenges conventions by including balloons in addition to the artist. Other details like the masthead, tri-color scheme, and fonts conform to typical magazine conventions.
2) The contents page includes typical sections like "Features" and "What's New?" along with pictures and page numbers for articles, following conventions.
3) The interview feature uses initials as is common to save space while including relevant information. Continuity is shown through consistent colors and fonts.
Music magazine research
- 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.
- Some of the biggest music magazine publishers today include Rolling Stone, NME, Smash Hits, Kerrang, and Billboard. They cover various genres of music and have large international readerships.
- 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.
Joss bradley research and planning
The magazine front cover summarizes the key elements used in the design. It uses a close-up shot of the band Greenday looking directly at the camera to draw in the target audience. The color scheme is primarily black and grey to convey a punk/rock theme. The band name is written in bold green font to make it stand out. Additional information uses varied fonts and colors to emphasize important words relating to the magazine's genre. The overall design aims to appeal to the target demographic through its representation of the band and use of stylistic elements reflecting the rebellion persona of the audience.
How i challenged the norms and conventions of the typical norms of a music ma...
The document discusses conventions of music magazines and how the author challenged norms in creating their own feminine music magazine. Key points:
- Existing music magazines lacked a feminine style, so the author aimed to create one for young teenage girls focused on popstar gossip.
- Research showed conventions like colorful covers, contents pages, double page spreads, and attracting readers through questions and celebrity images.
- The author's magazine incorporated researched conventions like a pink/blue color theme, model compositions, and questions to engage readers, while adapting the style to their feminine target audience.
- Challenges included indicating it was a music magazine given the lack of existing examples, but conventions were still followed to create a new
textual analysis
The document provides information on the key demographics and readership statistics of various music magazines.
It then analyzes the cover designs of different magazines, noting things like masthead placement and style, photo choices, text usage and layouts. Common techniques included using provocative photos to appeal to target audiences, minimal text to entice reading, and stylistic choices to reflect the magazine's brand image.
The summaries show how magazine covers are deliberately designed to attract certain readers through visual cues and content choices that align with the publication's goals and readership profile. Elements like mastheads, photos, text and colors aim to clearly identify the magazine and draw in the intended subscriber base.
Market research
The document provides information about various music magazines, including:
1) NME (New Musical Express) is a UK-based weekly magazine that started as a newspaper and is now owned by IPC Media.
2) Bauer Media Group owns several UK music magazines including Kerrang, Q, and Mojo.
3) Rolling Stone is a US-based biweekly magazine founded in San Francisco that was started by Jann Wenner and Ralph J. Gleason.
4) Billboard is a US-based magazine that provides information about its large audience which is predominantly between 25-54 years old and has an average yearly household income.
Analysis of three magazines (3)
The document provides an analysis of 3 different music magazines: Kerrang, Status, and Vibe. For Kerrang, it notes the bold masthead font suits the rock audience and text overlapping the image screams out to readers. Status has a unique masthead and covers various artist genres. Vibe has few cover lines but the main one introduces new pop music, and its images project a tough image of the pop artists.
Textual analysis
This document provides an analysis of three magazine covers - Country Music People, NME Magazine, and Country Music People again. For Country Music People, the summary analyzes the cover's use of color, layout and design, images, poses and styles, composition and framing, written codes, language, and provides an overall impression. For NME Magazine, a similar analysis is provided examining the cover's color, layout and design, images, poses and styles, composition and framing, written codes, and language. The document concludes with lessons learned about coverline styles.
Textual analysis
This document analyzes and summarizes the key details of two music magazines: Country Music People and NME Magazine.
For Country Music People, the summary notes the blue color used suggests loyalty and inspiration. Images feature country artist Reba McEntire and use natural makeup keeping true to country roots. The double page spread has a more casual writing style making it easier to read.
For NME Magazine, the red color grabs attention and suggests readers like to stand out. Images represent who readers aspire to be. Coverlines use quotes to spark curiosity. The writing includes chatty details about artist experiences.
Overall, both magazines effectively use images and design to represent their genres while engaging readers through writing styles and
Music Magazine analysis
The document provides analysis of magazine covers and contents pages. Key points analyzed include layout, images, fonts, colors and how they are used to attract readers. Specific elements summarized include how bold images draw attention, inclusion of famous artists and relationships, and use of colors, fonts and positioning to suggest qualities about the music genre featured.
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Question 5 Evaluation. How did you attract/address your audience?
- 1. Question 5. How did you attract/addres s your audience?
- 2. Front Cover I attracted the target audience of my magazine by using a range of techniques presented on each of the pages. It is crucial for the front cover to appeal to the reader, it being the first thing they will see of the magazine, making sure it draws the audience in. I concentrated on making the main image on my front cover appeal to the audience, making the image appear grimy, tattered and messy, reflecting the rock/hardcore genre of the magazine. I also created small badges to place on the magazine cover in order for the audience to relate to it and understand what the magazine is offering, deciding whether the artists presented on the cover suit the genre they enjoy by the way they portray themselves via the badge. Instead of using a barcode I chose to use a 1990’s style hand written sticker price, giving it an authentic look, reflecting the style of the magazine – handmade, also relating to the style of music – upcoming artists, as a handmade style magazine is quite new for this era just like upcoming artists are new in the music industry. The essential selling point is the images of new artist, portraying the genre of magazine I am aiming for. The burger faces create a sense of mystery, drawing the audience in and making them interested in knowing who they are and what they themselves and their music is like. By not putting any headers to hint at who they are expands the mystery even more, making the audience what to look through the magazine and read about them.
- 3. Contents Page The contents page is split into two half’s with 3 columns on the bottom half of the page, making the page feel more laid back as it’s not packed with lots of writing looking busy and is spaced out reasonably. This then reflects the target audience, them being laid back also and not particularly keen on reading a heavy amount of text, they want something more casual. The small images used on the bottom half of the page appeal to the audience as they also reflect the laid back sense of the page and magazine, the models showing weird poses in order to make the magazine appear more relaxed and fun. The image on the top half of the page represents the main story within the magazine, drawing the most attention from the audience while still creating mystery within the picture. Providing no heading, still leaving them clueless about the artist and want to know more, then making the page number for the main story stand out attracting the audience and persuading them to go and read about them so the mystery is finally solved.
- 4. Double Page Spread The double page spread represent the audience via the fonts and colours used, them being dull and dark, reflecting the rock/hardcore genre with some text in bolder colours in order to make key information stand out. The header relates to the artist as it’s distorted and looks fuzzy, reflecting the artist as their music isn’t clean, it is also distorted and electronic sounds break the rhythm and flow of it. The page persuades the read to read on as key parts are made clear such as the quote from the band, relating the audience to the artist as what they say might reflect and what the reader is like, giving the reader the feel that they can relate to the artist.