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The document discusses ways to attract and address a target audience for a music magazine. It proposes using an eye-catching cover with a striking photo and minimal design to attract initial attention. The contents page would highlight a variety of artists to broaden appeal. As the target audience is ages 16-22, social media like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram would be effective ways to communicate, keeping messages brief to suit platforms like Twitter. Addressing the audience through familiar social media channels and understanding their interests should help successfully attract and engage the target readership.
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The document discusses how the author designed their music magazine to attract different audiences. They used a friendly and informal tone to connect with their target audience of young, middle-class readers interested in R&B music. The magazine's modern color scheme of purple, grey, and black along with its creative layout in columns with questions and answers made it visually appealing. Promotional efforts included selling the magazine in shops frequented by its target audience like newsagents, music stores, and shopping centers to raise awareness of the new R&B-focused magazine.
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The document describes the results of a survey conducted to determine young people's preferences for various aspects of a new magazine. The majority of respondents were in their early teens. Based on their feedback, the magazine will be called "Pop Central", feature light blue and pink colors, and include Facebook, Twitter and Spotify. It will cost £1.50 for 80 pages and include gossip and celebrity interviews. The main article will profile a new artist. By following the audience's recommendations, the creator aims to make the magazine appealing and increase sales.
Q3
The author argues that Bauer Media would be the best institution to distribute their media product. Bauer Media uses various platforms like magazines, radio, social media, and Spotify to attract over 22 million weekly UK users. They adapt to their audience's preferences across different platforms. Distributing through Bauer Media would allow the author's audience to engage through multiple channels and expand the audience. Bauer Media is also experienced in magazine publishing and keeping audiences interested by featuring new artists, which would benefit the author's magazine focused on a new artist.
Survey powerpoint
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 20 people aged 15+ about their preferences for a new magazine. The majority voted to call the magazine "Pop Central" and for its main colors to be light blue and pink. They also preferred for the magazine to include gossip, interviews with celebrities/artists, Facebook, Twitter and Spotify. Most respondents said they would pay £1.50-£2 for an 80 page magazine focused on an interview with a new artist. By following the audience's preferences, the creator can design the magazine to appeal to its target demographic.
Question 4
- The magazine audience is aimed at both male and female teenagers, as evidenced by the vibrant color scheme used without gendered colors like pink or blue.
- The content, such as interviews, is informal to appeal to younger readers who want to keep up with their favorite artists.
- Images on the cover, such as a young model portrayed as Eminem wearing a hoodie, also signal the target age group of teenagers.
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This document contains an evaluation of a student's media coursework project to create a teen pop magazine. The student targeted the magazine at teenage girls aged 13-17 and designed it to match conventions of real teen magazines. Key aspects summarized include targeting stories and images towards popular boy bands and singers, including free posters and competitions to attract readers, and learning about using social media and mobile apps to promote the magazine. The student felt they progressed in understanding their target audience and magazine conventions from their preliminary task to the final magazine product.
Promotion methods/New Media
The document discusses promotional ideas for a music magazine, including giving away concert tickets to increase sales. It also suggests offering subscription deals with freebies to secure monthly sales and profits. Using social media is promoted as an effective way to advertise to the magazine's target youth audience, with plans to create pages on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to share photos and updates about articles, artists, and new issues.
Evaluation question 3
Bauer Media would be the most suitable company to distribute the magazine. While Bauer distributes three existing music magazines, they are aimed at different audiences, so there is room for a new magazine. Bauer is also successful at reaching their target audiences. Conde Nast would not be suitable as their magazines are aimed at an older audience and they lack experience with music magazines. Time Inc UK would also not be suitable as the target audience for the new magazine would already be buying their existing music magazines.
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The author argues that Bauer Media would be the best institution to distribute their media product. Bauer Media uses various platforms like magazines, radio, social media, and Spotify to attract over 22 million weekly UK users. They adapt to their audience's preferences across different platforms. Distributing through Bauer Media would allow the author's audience to engage through multiple channels and expand the audience. Bauer Media is also experienced in magazine publishing and keeping audiences interested by featuring new artists, which would benefit the author's magazine focused on a new artist.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey of 20 people aged 15+ about their preferences for a new magazine. The majority voted to call the magazine "Pop Central" and for its main colors to be light blue and pink. They also preferred for the magazine to include gossip, interviews with celebrities/artists, Facebook, Twitter and Spotify. Most respondents said they would pay £1.50-£2 for an 80 page magazine focused on an interview with a new artist. By following the audience's preferences, the creator can design the magazine to appeal to its target demographic.
Question 4
- The magazine audience is aimed at both male and female teenagers, as evidenced by the vibrant color scheme used without gendered colors like pink or blue.
- The content, such as interviews, is informal to appeal to younger readers who want to keep up with their favorite artists.
- Images on the cover, such as a young model portrayed as Eminem wearing a hoodie, also signal the target age group of teenagers.
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Promotion methods/New Media
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Evaluation question 3
Bauer Media would be the most suitable company to distribute the magazine. While Bauer distributes three existing music magazines, they are aimed at different audiences, so there is room for a new magazine. Bauer is also successful at reaching their target audiences. Conde Nast would not be suitable as their magazines are aimed at an older audience and they lack experience with music magazines. Time Inc UK would also not be suitable as the target audience for the new magazine would already be buying their existing music magazines.
Evaluation 5
How did you attract/address your audience? The main ideas I have to attract the audience, is through TV/radio ads, billboards, preview ads before a film and making sure the magazine is marketed at a reasonable range.
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Evaluation question 5
The author used mise-en-scene techniques like bright colors, contrasting red and white, and strategic placement of black text to attract their target young audience's eyes. Musical instruments on the cover and questions/answers format between bands were also used to appeal to this audience. Incentives in the magazine and featuring a band the same age as readers would further address and inspire the target demographic. Feedback showed the colors, offers, and professional presentation successfully attracted most of the audience, who felt the price was also suitable. Overall, the author felt they had effectively attracted and addressed their young music magazine audience.
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Question 3
Bauer Media would be a suitable distributor for my magazine as they already distribute a similar magazine, Kerrang!, which targets the same teenage audience interested in rock music. Bauer Media understands this audience well through Kerrang! magazine and radio stations. Distributing with Bauer Media would allow my magazine to reach a wide audience through their existing marketing channels and audience insights.
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Evaluation question 5
The author attracted their young audience for their music magazine through creative use of design elements. Bright colors like red and white were used to catch the eye, and black text was used to highlight important information. A guitar was featured on the cover as a common music magazine symbol. Question and answer interviews with bands were used instead of dense paragraphs to avoid overwhelming readers with text. A band the same age as the target audience was featured to inspire them. Incentives were also included to motivate purchases. The layout split information across pages to break up the text.
Publication Plan
This is my publication plan for my media work, this is to show the different aspects of my magazine where it will be distributed etc.
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The questionnaire helped the author understand what their target rap magazine audience wanted to see included in articles and content. This informed the creation of a magazine that would appeal to teenagers and people in their 20s. The author plans to include CD giveaways to help promote the magazine and reach a wider audience. The target audience is college and university students aged 17-30 who are middle or working class and can afford the planned magazine price.
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The document discusses promotional methods for a new magazine subscription. It will offer £35 annual subscriptions with the first 3 months free if a monthly code is entered. Giveaways will be included in some issues but not disclosed to keep readers buying each issue. A competition in the first issue will offer concert or festival tickets for a featured band to align with popular reader interests.
Question 3
The document discusses potential publishing houses for distributing a new music magazine focused on soul and R&B genres. It evaluates Bauer Media, The Egmont Group, and Rhinegold Publishing. Bauer Media is selected as the best option since it already publishes a similar music magazine called Mojo, and offers the desired distribution methods of print, online downloads, and subscriptions. The Egmont Group is rejected because it targets younger audiences while the new magazine aims for an older demographic. Rhinegold Publishing is also passed over because it does not publish magazines in the relevant music genres.
Question 3
Bauer Media is a large European media company that distributes similar magazines to the author's proposed magazine, but they already distribute two similar titles so the author's magazine may not get enough attention. IPC Media/NME would be a better choice as distributor because they have a successful similar music magazine, NME, that appeals to the same audience, and they promote NME in fashion stores frequented by the target audience. Therefore, the author chooses IPC as the distributor.
Question 3
IPC Media would be best to distribute the magazine globally to reach the target 16-21 year old audience. IPC is a worldwide distribution company, allowing the magazine to be sold in countries like the USA. This broadens the potential market since worldwide music stars will be featured. Other companies were rejected since they lack IPC's global scale and couldn't support the desired large readership and sales. The magazine will retail for £4 monthly since students have limited income, making a weekly publication unaffordable. It will be available at stores like Tesco and HMV that target older teens and online via websites and apps accessible to younger readers.
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Bauer Media would be a suitable distributor for my magazine as they already distribute a similar magazine, Kerrang!, which targets the same teenage audience interested in rock music. Bauer Media understands this audience well through Kerrang! magazine and radio stations. Distributing with Bauer Media would allow my magazine to reach a wide audience through their existing marketing channels and audience insights.
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The questionnaire helped the author understand what their target rap magazine audience, teenagers and people in their 20s, wanted included in articles. This allowed them to create a magazine that would appeal to this age group. The author plans to include CD giveaways to help market and expand the magazine's audience. The target audience includes college and university students who would be able to purchase the magazine, with the price set for middle and working class individuals.
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The author attracted their young audience for their music magazine through creative use of design elements. Bright colors like red and white were used to catch the eye, and black text was used to highlight important information. A guitar was featured on the cover as a common music magazine symbol. Question and answer interviews with bands were used instead of dense paragraphs to avoid overwhelming readers with text. A band the same age as the target audience was featured to inspire them. Incentives were also included to motivate purchases. The layout split information across pages to break up the text.
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The questionnaire helped the author understand what their target rap magazine audience wanted to see included in articles and content. This informed the creation of a magazine that would appeal to teenagers and people in their 20s. The author plans to include CD giveaways to help promote the magazine and reach a wider audience. The target audience is college and university students aged 17-30 who are middle or working class and can afford the planned magazine price.
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Question 3
Bauer Media is a large European media company that distributes similar magazines to the author's proposed magazine, but they already distribute two similar titles so the author's magazine may not get enough attention. IPC Media/NME would be a better choice as distributor because they have a successful similar music magazine, NME, that appeals to the same audience, and they promote NME in fashion stores frequented by the target audience. Therefore, the author chooses IPC as the distributor.
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IPC Media would be best to distribute the magazine globally to reach the target 16-21 year old audience. IPC is a worldwide distribution company, allowing the magazine to be sold in countries like the USA. This broadens the potential market since worldwide music stars will be featured. Other companies were rejected since they lack IPC's global scale and couldn't support the desired large readership and sales. The magazine will retail for £4 monthly since students have limited income, making a weekly publication unaffordable. It will be available at stores like Tesco and HMV that target older teens and online via websites and apps accessible to younger readers.
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Emma Gregory Magazine Evaluation
The document describes the key design elements used in a magazine called "Bounce" that was created as part of a school project. These include using bright colors like yellow, red and blue throughout; featuring a large main image on the cover; and organizing information in thirds to make it visually appealing and easy to read when stacked on shelves. The target audience is described as young females aged 15-30 who enjoy R&B music.
Evaluation questions
1) The document discusses a music magazine media product and how it uses conventions from real magazines like NME. It has a consistent color scheme and simplistic design to make it recognizable and approachable.
2) The target audience is described as young people aged 16-24. The product would be released weekly to keep up with the fast-paced music industry.
3) Distribution through newsagents, supermarkets, and bookstores is discussed, but limited availability could increase competition against more established magazines.
Question 4
The target audience for the media product is teenagers aged 16-20 years old based on an online survey. Over 40% of respondents were in this age group. The magazine will have bright colors, simple text, and quality photography to appeal to younger readers. While mainly targeting teenagers and young adults, the magazine content also appeals to readers aged 31-50. The intended audience prefers a monthly magazine and is willing to pay a mid-range price for good quality. Readers especially want to see interviews, tour dates, and photographs in the magazine and enjoy learning about new artists. The primary music genre of interest is rock music.
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The document discusses the use of media technologies in the construction, research, planning and evaluation of a media production project. It describes how the student used the internet and blogging platform Blogger extensively for research, to upload work, and gain feedback. Survey Monkey was used to collect audience feedback. Adobe software like Premiere Pro and After Effects were used for video editing and effects. A Canon DSLR along with lighting equipment was used to film high quality footage. Overall, various technologies played a key role at every stage of the project.
Question 3
The document discusses feedback received from an audience on a music video and two related promotional products. A questionnaire with 10 questions was used to collect quantitative data on views of the video, digipak, and magazine ad. Interviews provided more in-depth qualitative feedback. Based on the feedback, adjustments could be made to the questionnaire to collect demographic info like gender and age range. Conducting prior research on the target audience of the music genre helped in creating products to appeal to that demographic.
Question 1
In what way does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Question 2
The combination of the music video, magazine advert, and digipak created for Maroon 5's song "Maps" is effective because they follow consistent brand guidelines. The guidelines include using the same font, color scheme, and incorporating lyric cards from the song. This creates a cohesive identity across all products. The magazine advert and digipak complement the music video by further promoting the album and song. Audience research was also conducted to ensure the video entertained the target demographic through various camera techniques that make the viewer feel like part of the experience.
Digipak (3)
The document shows a hand with many 'V' symbols drawn on it, advertising Maroon 5's album featuring the number one single "Maps". Below is credits for the album, listing Ryan Tedder, Benny Blanco, Noel Zancanella, and Ammar Malik as producers and lyricists. It also thanks friends, family, and their label for support in producing their fifth album.
Production diary problems along the way
The document describes three main problems encountered during the planning and production of a music video:
1) Coming up with an idea took until January 2015, though early planning allowed more focus on production. Inspiration came from two lyric videos with similar narratives.
2) Some video shots were too long at nearly 50 seconds, when typical music videos use shots of 5 seconds or less. The shots were chopped up and flipped to seem more frantic.
3) Exporting was initially prevented because After Effects was trying to save to a nonexistent disk cache. Relinking footage in Premiere after adjustments allowed successful exporting.
Shot list
This document provides a shot list for a music video production. It includes 14 shots ranging from close-ups to wide angle shots, with details on the camera angles, focus of each shot, and timing. The shots show an actor finding lyric cards around a kitchen and living room, looking through photos on the floor while tearing them up and attempting to put them back together, all capturing different emotions on her face.
How did you use media technologies in the construction and research (4)
Technology played a key role throughout the construction, research, planning, and evaluation stages of the student's coursework. A blog was used to upload work in various formats and allow for easy navigation and revision. Google, YouTube, and Wikipedia were heavily used for research. Surveys and social media enabled audience feedback. A DSLR camera was used to film footage, utilizing manual settings and lighting techniques. Adobe software like Premiere Pro and After Effects were used to edit footage and add stabilization. InDesign was used to design final packaged products consistently.
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Technology played a key role throughout the construction, research, planning, and evaluation stages of the student's coursework. A blog was used to upload work in various formats and allow for easy navigation and revision. Google, YouTube, and Wikipedia were heavily used for research. Surveys and social media enabled audience feedback. A DSLR camera was used to film footage, experimenting with manual settings. Adobe software was used to edit videos and create final packaged products. Overall, various technologies were crucial at every stage of the process.
Rushes Log
This document contains a rushes log for a music video production for the song "Maps" by Maroon 5. It lists 18 video clips documenting various shots of an actress interacting with photos, lyrics, and a scrapbook. Many of the clips were slowed down or had effects applied to match the pace of the song. The log describes the content and usage of each video clip in the production.
Location Recce
This document provides production details for a music video being filmed at various London locations. It discusses:
1) Filming at Haydon School which offers a variety of indoor locations like a green screen room and drama studio for different visual styles.
2) Obtaining helicopter footage over London and along the River Thames to depict themes of being lost and confusion.
3) Incorporating footage of a model reminiscing over photos with friends, shot at a friend's house and the school's drama studio for simplistic settings.
4) Facing some issues filming in London due to timing and winter light, so shooting more at the convenient and accessible locations available at the school.
Mock rewrite
Zoe Ramsdale-Clark discusses the role of digital technology and creativity in producing her foundation and advanced portfolios over two years. She used the internet for research, Adobe InDesign to design a music magazine, and Adobe Premiere and YouTube tutorials to edit her music video. A Canon DSLR camera was used to take photos for the magazine and film footage for the video, allowing creative decisions based on her target audience.
Filming and editing schedule (3)
This document outlines the filming and editing schedule for a project from October through February. It details various planning tasks in October, multiple attempts at filming in November that were unsuccessful or needed retakes, and the importing and initial editing of footage in December. Further filming was done in January, and editing continued through February.
Updated Call Sheet
Zoe Ramsdale-Clark is producing a music video shoot that will take place on 29/01/15 and 05/02/15 after school in the drama studio/black box at Haydon School. The shoot will feature director and camera operator Zoe and actor Mary Medrana. Equipment needed includes a Canon 550D DSLR camera, steadicam, and lighting. The initial shoot will attempt to film the entire video or get enough footage to start editing. Additional filming was deemed necessary on 05/02/15 to reshoot some blurry shots and ensure enough footage is captured.
Product research
This document summarizes and analyzes the packaging and promotional materials for several music albums.
The first section examines digipaks for albums by Rihanna and Katy Perry. Both feature provocative images of the artists that may not be suitable for younger audiences, despite Perry appealing to wider demographics. Color schemes and imagery carry symbolic meanings that relate to the music.
The next section analyzes magazine advertisements. One for Stereophonics features a moody image reflecting their album's theme. Green Day's ad uses punk-inspired colors and imagery to promote their single from "American Idiot." Both ads effectively promote the artists and albums through consistent branding.
Overall, the document discusses how packaging
Music labels
The Universal Music Group is the largest music producer in the world, headquartered in Santa Monica. It owns labels like Interscope, Capitol, and Republic and represents artists such as Taylor Swift, Rihanna, and U2. Sony Music Entertainment is an American music corporation owned by Sony Corporation of America, founded in 1929. It owns labels like Columbia, Epic, and RCA and artists include Justin Timberlake, Shakira, and Pitbull. Warner Music Group is also known as Warner Music, the largest American-owned music conglomerate worldwide, owning labels like Atlantic Records and representing artists such as Bruno Mars and Ed Sheeran.
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- 1. How did you attract/address your audience? The main way in which I will attract my target audience is through having an eye catching, attractive magazine with a bold choice of colours. The front cover is the first thing that possible buyers will see, and I believe that what will be most effective is a striking photo positioned on the front cover with the model having direct eye contact with the person who is looking at it. Another convention which I think is key in effectively attracting the audience is having quite a minimalistic yet prominent house style because if the front cover is too crowded with too many colours, pictures and sell lines, the audience will easily get confused and feel a bit overwhelmed with the colours and information that is being provided to them. A possible buyer who is looking for a good magazine will always want to know what the content of the magazine is like. A way of finding out this sort of information is by looking at the contents page of the magazine which means that it is important that you feature the most interesting and eye catching news, reviews and stories which will make the magazine look more inviting. On my contents page I have placed an artist index column which runs narrowly down the right hand side of the page which features all the different bands and artists which feature in the magazine that month. By highlighting the variety of those that are featured inside will help heighten the amount of people who would want to read it, therefore this broadens the spectrum of your target audience which is very important when you are constantly in an ongoing competition with other music magazines. As I have chosen an audience between the ages of 16 and 22, they are quite young compared to some of the age brackets that you could possibly choose. This means that they are most likely going to be up to date with all the latest forms of technology and forms of social media. Since the heightening in medial convergence, many people are able to connect these social media’s to their tablets and android phone meaning they are constantly on the go looking for something to entertain them whilst they are on their journey to work or school. I have decided that the best way to address the audience is through social mediums such as Twitter, Facebook and Instagram as these are the most commonly used by teenagers and young adults today. When communicating with your audience on these social mediums I believe that it is extremely important to keep the messages that you transfer across brief and concise, keeping it to the point. Twitter, especially, helps you do this with its 140 character limit. Overall I think I will be able to successfully address and attract my audience as I myself am within the social group and age bracket that I am targeting so know what the gap in the market is and what will be able to fill this.