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Emily Taylor conducted a questionnaire to gather audience research feedback on her proposed dance magazine "Turning Pointe". Based on the responses, she will: 1) Keep "Turning Pointe" as the magazine's name since respondents liked it. 2) Publish the magazine monthly to meet consumer demand. 3) Price each issue at £3 as a compromise between what most respondents were willing to pay and market standards for a high-quality magazine. 4) Emphasize a simplistic aesthetic on covers to engage readers as suggested. 5) Feature content mostly on mental health and celebrity gossip rather than various topics equally. 6) Create separate but cohesively branded magazines focused
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Pitch feedback
Feedback and commentary from my teachers/peers in response to a presentation about my initial ideas for my dance entertainment magazine.
Inspiration for my magazine
The document discusses three magazines - Sweaty Betty, Dance Magazine, and Breathe Magazine - that have inspired the author's own magazine concept.
For Sweaty Betty, the author admires their fun and inspirational brand identity that aims to make women feel comfortable, as well as their sense of community through fitness classes. For Dance Magazine, the professionalism of their photography and variety of topics are admired. Finally, for Breathe Magazine, the author hopes to include similar mental wellness content and aims for an aesthetically edgy and calming design.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience for a hip-hop magazine. They used a b-boy phrase "Break-Down" in the title to reference content in a way that only hip-hop fans would understand. Feedback on the magazine from a blog was positive, showing it successfully appealed to the intended audience. The comments also provided insight into what readers of a hip-hop magazine want to see.
Evaluation-Who would be the audience for your media product?/how did you addr...
The target audience for the magazine is 15-20 year olds, both male and female, who listen to rock music. The magazine aims to attract female readers by using a more feminine writing style compared to magazines like Kerrang! that target male readers. To attract its target audience, the magazine uses attention-grabbing elements like a bold title, prominent band images, and buzzwords about upcoming bands to entice readers to learn more about new music.
Question 5
The document summarizes how the author addressed audiences for their rock music magazine. They chose teenage boy bands and artists of different ethnicities to appeal to a male target audience. Festival guides and articles on the "greatest rock meltdowns" were included to attract readers interested in live music events and current rock news. Words like "greatest" were used to suggest exclusivity and keeping up with successful music.
Audience research.
The author conducted a questionnaire to determine the target audience and design of a new music magazine. Based on the results, the magazine should be priced at £2, use a one-word name, and have attention-grabbing headlines and simple yet informative design to appeal to readers aged 16-25.
Theory - Audience Pro-Forma
This document discusses audience profiles for three movies - The Lego Movie, Love Actually, and Iron Man 3. It also covers theory of audience, hypodermic needle theory, uses and gratifications theory, consumer generated content, and advantages of consumer generated content for media producers and audiences.
Q5.
My questionnaire served several purposes in helping me design my music magazine to attract my target audience. I surveyed 20 people about their music magazine buying habits. Most respondents said they never buy music magazines, so I decided to make my magazine monthly to suit the second most popular response. I also asked about favorite music genres to define my magazine's focus on pop music, the most popular genre. Questions about pricing and favorite artists informed my decisions to price the magazine at £2.50 and feature boybands and solo artists.
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Pitch feedback
Feedback and commentary from my teachers/peers in response to a presentation about my initial ideas for my dance entertainment magazine.
Inspiration for my magazine
The document discusses three magazines - Sweaty Betty, Dance Magazine, and Breathe Magazine - that have inspired the author's own magazine concept.
For Sweaty Betty, the author admires their fun and inspirational brand identity that aims to make women feel comfortable, as well as their sense of community through fitness classes. For Dance Magazine, the professionalism of their photography and variety of topics are admired. Finally, for Breathe Magazine, the author hopes to include similar mental wellness content and aims for an aesthetically edgy and calming design.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience for a hip-hop magazine. They used a b-boy phrase "Break-Down" in the title to reference content in a way that only hip-hop fans would understand. Feedback on the magazine from a blog was positive, showing it successfully appealed to the intended audience. The comments also provided insight into what readers of a hip-hop magazine want to see.
Evaluation-Who would be the audience for your media product?/how did you addr...
The target audience for the magazine is 15-20 year olds, both male and female, who listen to rock music. The magazine aims to attract female readers by using a more feminine writing style compared to magazines like Kerrang! that target male readers. To attract its target audience, the magazine uses attention-grabbing elements like a bold title, prominent band images, and buzzwords about upcoming bands to entice readers to learn more about new music.
Question 5
The document summarizes how the author addressed audiences for their rock music magazine. They chose teenage boy bands and artists of different ethnicities to appeal to a male target audience. Festival guides and articles on the "greatest rock meltdowns" were included to attract readers interested in live music events and current rock news. Words like "greatest" were used to suggest exclusivity and keeping up with successful music.
Audience research.
The author conducted a questionnaire to determine the target audience and design of a new music magazine. Based on the results, the magazine should be priced at £2, use a one-word name, and have attention-grabbing headlines and simple yet informative design to appeal to readers aged 16-25.
Theory - Audience Pro-Forma
This document discusses audience profiles for three movies - The Lego Movie, Love Actually, and Iron Man 3. It also covers theory of audience, hypodermic needle theory, uses and gratifications theory, consumer generated content, and advantages of consumer generated content for media producers and audiences.
Q5.
My questionnaire served several purposes in helping me design my music magazine to attract my target audience. I surveyed 20 people about their music magazine buying habits. Most respondents said they never buy music magazines, so I decided to make my magazine monthly to suit the second most popular response. I also asked about favorite music genres to define my magazine's focus on pop music, the most popular genre. Questions about pricing and favorite artists informed my decisions to price the magazine at £2.50 and feature boybands and solo artists.
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The researcher conducted product research, questionnaires, and interviews to inform their magazine design. For product research, they analyzed an existing magazine to understand its target audience. Questionnaires were distributed via Survey Monkey but the responses came from classmates rather than the intended audience. Interviews were conducted via direct messages which allowed for a small sample size not fully representative of the target group. Both questionnaires and interviews could be improved by reaching a larger, more relevant sample audience.
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2. research (fmp)
The document outlines research conducted for a fishing magazine, including analyzing existing products, conducting audience questionnaires and interviews, and creating an audience profile. Strengths and weaknesses of each research method are discussed, noting that existing products provided design ideas, questionnaires informed target demographics and price, and interviews revealed experience levels. The response to surveys distributed through friend groups was good but had the disadvantage of some non-fishing interested respondents.
Focus group result analysis
The document summarizes the results of a focus group about magazine preferences. Participants most frequently read music and gossip magazines. When asked about pricing, most agreed that £1-£2 was suitable. Some participants did not regularly buy magazines, while a few bought 2-3 magazines per month. Popular music magazines mentioned were NME, Billboard, and Q. Participants generally answered yes when asked if they would appreciate interviews in magazines. The feedback concluded that a music magazine priced at £1-£2 including interviews and taking inspiration from NME and Q would be eye-catching and appealing to readers.
Sdc mag presentation
1) The document outlines plans for a new football magazine called "Fizz" that will provide coverage of lower league football teams that do not receive much media coverage.
2) Primary research in the form of surveys found that most people would pay under £4 for the magazine and prefer it to be released weekly.
3) The magazine will include sections on sports, fashion, and music based on the interests found in the primary research.
Audience theory pro forma
The document discusses several key concepts in audience theory:
1) It defines primary and secondary audiences, with primary being the target audience and secondary being others who interact with the media product.
2) It provides examples of how audience profiles describe the intended primary (older for James Bond) and secondary (younger) audiences.
3) It discusses the hypodermic needle theory where audiences believe what media tells them, giving an example of a radio broadcast causing mass panic.
Question 3
IPC Media or Bauer Media Group would be suitable media institutions to distribute my music magazine product because both companies currently publish magazines like NME and Q that target a similar young adult audience. IPC Media publishes notable music magazines like NME and Uncut that appeal to young adults. Bauer Media Group also publishes magazines such as Q and FHM that have comparable audiences. Immediate Media would not be a good fit as their magazines like Cbeebies and Mr. Men are aimed at young children, whereas my magazine targets a different genre of audience.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire for a music magazine targeting 16-25 year olds. It found that images are the main selling point to attract readers. The preferred magazine would be monthly, cost up to £3.50, and have a pink and black color scheme. Key content should include competitions, celebrity news and gossip. The main reason readers would buy is to read about celebrities.
4 and 5 of my evaluation
The document summarizes an interview with a music student about a proposed multi-genre music magazine. The student says they would be interested in such a magazine to keep up with different music genres. They feel the magazine's target age range and neutral color scheme would appeal to multiple genders. While they spend most of their free time online, the student says the casual yet smart design of the magazine cover appeals to them and they would consider purchasing the magazine given its wide coverage of music genres.
Questionnaire results finished
The questionnaire results showed that the magazine's target audience is 13-21 year olds. The majority of respondents associated the magazine with pop/rock music based on the colors and images used. Most also thought the informal tone and inclusion of artist names in the cover lines would make them want to read the magazine. The color theme was seen as matching pop/rock and the cover was perceived as targeting females.
4. proposal(3) magazine
1. The product is a sports magazine called "Either Half Time, Ones to Watch or Extra Time" aimed at entertaining 10-15 year olds.
2. The magazine will focus on football, including posters of premier league players, football facts, statistics, and tactics to both entertain and teach the target audience.
3. To avoid offending anyone, the creator will check the content and have others review it as well. Existing images will be included, but the magazine will offer unique facts to differentiate it from other publications.
Evaluation Four
The document discusses creating an audience profile for a magazine. It describes the target audience as being 18-24 years old, interested in indie/alternative music, fashion, going to live music shows and festivals. It compares the target audiences of magazines Q and NME, noting that Q seems aimed at an older audience based on more suggestive front cover images, while NME uses less provocative images seeming to target a younger demographic.
Survey monkey and questionnaire results
Elizabeth Plumb conducted surveys to determine what content would appeal to teenage readers for a new music magazine. Results showed that including pictures of celebrities (100%), using bright colors like pink and purple (80%), and featuring gossip, secrets, celebrity relationships and seasonal advice (80%) would attract young readers. Additionally, keeping the price between £1-£2 (100% agreed) and including posters of celebrities (80%) were supported. The surveys provided clear guidance on how to design the magazine for its target teenage demographic.
Magazine pitch
The author plans to create a magazine targeted towards teenage indie music fans. They will conduct interviews with their target audience to learn what types of content and magazine formats are most appealing. Their magazine will feature upcoming concerts and album releases, exclusive artist information, band gossip and photos. It will be affordably priced and offer online subscriptions to attract working class readers. Contests and prizes will also entice readers. Approximately 50 pages of content along with a supporting website and social media pages will provide a professional product that keeps the audience interested in purchasing each issue.
Audience research
The document appears to be a survey about magazine preferences. It asks respondents questions about what they look for on magazine covers like appealing images or text, their preferred magazine features such as interviews or competitions, how much they would be willing to pay for a monthly magazine, and whether they prefer interviews or news about events on the cover. The survey also asks about photographic shots of artists that would draw readers in, such as full body shots, mid shots, or close ups.
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This proposal outlines a magazine that aims to entertain and educate readers about the history of football. The magazine would contain real facts, statistics, and trivia questions. The intended audience is males and females aged 16-20 who want to learn about the evolution of football. To avoid legal issues, only real club logos and images will be used with factual information. Offensive content and similarities to existing magazines will be avoided.
4. proposal(3)
The product is a magazine called "Concrete Waves" that aims to both advertise skateboarding and be commercially sold. The magazine will contain action photos, competition results, and event coverage to entertain readers. It will also feature a fan page where readers can submit art and contributions. The target audience is male skateboarders aged 12-25 from working class backgrounds. To avoid legal issues, extensive research will be done on religious, social, and copyright issues to ensure no groups are offended and the magazine concept is original.
The evaluation
The document provides guidance for a student's evaluation for a media studies coursework assignment. It outlines the seven questions that will be asked as part of the evaluation and provides advice on how to structure the response for each question. For question one on identifying the target audience, it recommends including research like an audience questionnaire, photos from a scrapbook, and diagrams to illustrate the key attributes of the target audience. It also provides sample slides responding to question one, identifying the target audience as 16-24 year old females interested in indie music and fashion.
Survey results analysis
The survey results show that the target audience for the magazine will be largely female, aged 16-22, who have interests in beauty, fashion, and films. The magazine should have a lively yet sophisticated style, focus on pop music as well as rock and indie genres, and include discounts and offers. It should be published monthly with a price of £2-£3 and feature both well-known and up-and-coming artists. The findings will help tailor the magazine's content and design towards this young, female audience interested in music and entertainment.
Pitch 2
- Skaterz is a proposed alternative lifestyle magazine targeting males ages 16-25.
- It will be funded through advertising and feature content like skateboarding, tattoos, and local bands.
- Market research found that similar magazines use masculine color schemes, male models, and high image-to-text ratios.
- Mockups were created and focus groups provided feedback, suggesting merging elements of two page spreads.
- The magazine will include 16 pages with 4 advertising pages to earn £1100 and turn a £3879 profit.
Eval
The document discusses the ways in which the author's media product, a magazine called "Beat", uses and adheres to conventions of real music magazines. It covers the magazine's cover, contents page, double-page spread, representation of social groups, target audience, and use of technology. The author analyzed existing magazines to inform the design and ensure it followed industry standards. Overall, the document provides details on how the author designed the magazine to fit conventions while appealing to its target 16-25 year old audience interested in pop music.
AS MEDIA COURSEWORK: The Evaluation
The document provides instructions for a media studies evaluation assignment involving the planning and production of a music magazine. It outlines seven questions to be addressed in the evaluation and expectations for formatting the response in PowerPoint. Some key points:
- There are seven questions relating to planning, production, audience, representation, distribution, technologies used, and lessons learned.
- A minimum of five slides per question is recommended, using images, color coding, and other visual elements.
- The evaluation is worth 20 marks and each question must be addressed separately with details.
- Good communication skills should be demonstrated in submitting and presenting the evaluation.
Analysis of survey
This document analyzes the survey and focus group that Alex Marshall conducted for his music magazine. He asked 16-year-olds questions about design preferences like font, price, and frequency in order to tailor the magazine to their interests. Key findings were that pictures should be prioritized on the cover and interviews with artists featured prominently inside. Audience feedback allows the creator to understand what their target market wants and avoid unpopular design choices that could hurt sales.
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The researcher conducted product research, questionnaires, and interviews to inform their magazine design. For product research, they analyzed an existing magazine to understand its target audience. Questionnaires were distributed via Survey Monkey but the responses came from classmates rather than the intended audience. Interviews were conducted via direct messages which allowed for a small sample size not fully representative of the target group. Both questionnaires and interviews could be improved by reaching a larger, more relevant sample audience.
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2. research (fmp)
The document outlines research conducted for a fishing magazine, including analyzing existing products, conducting audience questionnaires and interviews, and creating an audience profile. Strengths and weaknesses of each research method are discussed, noting that existing products provided design ideas, questionnaires informed target demographics and price, and interviews revealed experience levels. The response to surveys distributed through friend groups was good but had the disadvantage of some non-fishing interested respondents.
Focus group result analysis
The document summarizes the results of a focus group about magazine preferences. Participants most frequently read music and gossip magazines. When asked about pricing, most agreed that £1-£2 was suitable. Some participants did not regularly buy magazines, while a few bought 2-3 magazines per month. Popular music magazines mentioned were NME, Billboard, and Q. Participants generally answered yes when asked if they would appreciate interviews in magazines. The feedback concluded that a music magazine priced at £1-£2 including interviews and taking inspiration from NME and Q would be eye-catching and appealing to readers.
Sdc mag presentation
1) The document outlines plans for a new football magazine called "Fizz" that will provide coverage of lower league football teams that do not receive much media coverage.
2) Primary research in the form of surveys found that most people would pay under £4 for the magazine and prefer it to be released weekly.
3) The magazine will include sections on sports, fashion, and music based on the interests found in the primary research.
Audience theory pro forma
The document discusses several key concepts in audience theory:
1) It defines primary and secondary audiences, with primary being the target audience and secondary being others who interact with the media product.
2) It provides examples of how audience profiles describe the intended primary (older for James Bond) and secondary (younger) audiences.
3) It discusses the hypodermic needle theory where audiences believe what media tells them, giving an example of a radio broadcast causing mass panic.
Question 3
IPC Media or Bauer Media Group would be suitable media institutions to distribute my music magazine product because both companies currently publish magazines like NME and Q that target a similar young adult audience. IPC Media publishes notable music magazines like NME and Uncut that appeal to young adults. Bauer Media Group also publishes magazines such as Q and FHM that have comparable audiences. Immediate Media would not be a good fit as their magazines like Cbeebies and Mr. Men are aimed at young children, whereas my magazine targets a different genre of audience.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire for a music magazine targeting 16-25 year olds. It found that images are the main selling point to attract readers. The preferred magazine would be monthly, cost up to £3.50, and have a pink and black color scheme. Key content should include competitions, celebrity news and gossip. The main reason readers would buy is to read about celebrities.
4 and 5 of my evaluation
The document summarizes an interview with a music student about a proposed multi-genre music magazine. The student says they would be interested in such a magazine to keep up with different music genres. They feel the magazine's target age range and neutral color scheme would appeal to multiple genders. While they spend most of their free time online, the student says the casual yet smart design of the magazine cover appeals to them and they would consider purchasing the magazine given its wide coverage of music genres.
Questionnaire results finished
The questionnaire results showed that the magazine's target audience is 13-21 year olds. The majority of respondents associated the magazine with pop/rock music based on the colors and images used. Most also thought the informal tone and inclusion of artist names in the cover lines would make them want to read the magazine. The color theme was seen as matching pop/rock and the cover was perceived as targeting females.
4. proposal(3) magazine
1. The product is a sports magazine called "Either Half Time, Ones to Watch or Extra Time" aimed at entertaining 10-15 year olds.
2. The magazine will focus on football, including posters of premier league players, football facts, statistics, and tactics to both entertain and teach the target audience.
3. To avoid offending anyone, the creator will check the content and have others review it as well. Existing images will be included, but the magazine will offer unique facts to differentiate it from other publications.
Evaluation Four
The document discusses creating an audience profile for a magazine. It describes the target audience as being 18-24 years old, interested in indie/alternative music, fashion, going to live music shows and festivals. It compares the target audiences of magazines Q and NME, noting that Q seems aimed at an older audience based on more suggestive front cover images, while NME uses less provocative images seeming to target a younger demographic.
Survey monkey and questionnaire results
Elizabeth Plumb conducted surveys to determine what content would appeal to teenage readers for a new music magazine. Results showed that including pictures of celebrities (100%), using bright colors like pink and purple (80%), and featuring gossip, secrets, celebrity relationships and seasonal advice (80%) would attract young readers. Additionally, keeping the price between £1-£2 (100% agreed) and including posters of celebrities (80%) were supported. The surveys provided clear guidance on how to design the magazine for its target teenage demographic.
Magazine pitch
The author plans to create a magazine targeted towards teenage indie music fans. They will conduct interviews with their target audience to learn what types of content and magazine formats are most appealing. Their magazine will feature upcoming concerts and album releases, exclusive artist information, band gossip and photos. It will be affordably priced and offer online subscriptions to attract working class readers. Contests and prizes will also entice readers. Approximately 50 pages of content along with a supporting website and social media pages will provide a professional product that keeps the audience interested in purchasing each issue.
Audience research
The document appears to be a survey about magazine preferences. It asks respondents questions about what they look for on magazine covers like appealing images or text, their preferred magazine features such as interviews or competitions, how much they would be willing to pay for a monthly magazine, and whether they prefer interviews or news about events on the cover. The survey also asks about photographic shots of artists that would draw readers in, such as full body shots, mid shots, or close ups.
4. proposal (10)
This proposal outlines a magazine that aims to entertain and educate readers about the history of football. The magazine would contain real facts, statistics, and trivia questions. The intended audience is males and females aged 16-20 who want to learn about the evolution of football. To avoid legal issues, only real club logos and images will be used with factual information. Offensive content and similarities to existing magazines will be avoided.
4. proposal(3)
The product is a magazine called "Concrete Waves" that aims to both advertise skateboarding and be commercially sold. The magazine will contain action photos, competition results, and event coverage to entertain readers. It will also feature a fan page where readers can submit art and contributions. The target audience is male skateboarders aged 12-25 from working class backgrounds. To avoid legal issues, extensive research will be done on religious, social, and copyright issues to ensure no groups are offended and the magazine concept is original.
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The evaluation
The document provides guidance for a student's evaluation for a media studies coursework assignment. It outlines the seven questions that will be asked as part of the evaluation and provides advice on how to structure the response for each question. For question one on identifying the target audience, it recommends including research like an audience questionnaire, photos from a scrapbook, and diagrams to illustrate the key attributes of the target audience. It also provides sample slides responding to question one, identifying the target audience as 16-24 year old females interested in indie music and fashion.
Survey results analysis
The survey results show that the target audience for the magazine will be largely female, aged 16-22, who have interests in beauty, fashion, and films. The magazine should have a lively yet sophisticated style, focus on pop music as well as rock and indie genres, and include discounts and offers. It should be published monthly with a price of £2-£3 and feature both well-known and up-and-coming artists. The findings will help tailor the magazine's content and design towards this young, female audience interested in music and entertainment.
Pitch 2
- Skaterz is a proposed alternative lifestyle magazine targeting males ages 16-25.
- It will be funded through advertising and feature content like skateboarding, tattoos, and local bands.
- Market research found that similar magazines use masculine color schemes, male models, and high image-to-text ratios.
- Mockups were created and focus groups provided feedback, suggesting merging elements of two page spreads.
- The magazine will include 16 pages with 4 advertising pages to earn £1100 and turn a £3879 profit.
Eval
The document discusses the ways in which the author's media product, a magazine called "Beat", uses and adheres to conventions of real music magazines. It covers the magazine's cover, contents page, double-page spread, representation of social groups, target audience, and use of technology. The author analyzed existing magazines to inform the design and ensure it followed industry standards. Overall, the document provides details on how the author designed the magazine to fit conventions while appealing to its target 16-25 year old audience interested in pop music.
AS MEDIA COURSEWORK: The Evaluation
The document provides instructions for a media studies evaluation assignment involving the planning and production of a music magazine. It outlines seven questions to be addressed in the evaluation and expectations for formatting the response in PowerPoint. Some key points:
- There are seven questions relating to planning, production, audience, representation, distribution, technologies used, and lessons learned.
- A minimum of five slides per question is recommended, using images, color coding, and other visual elements.
- The evaluation is worth 20 marks and each question must be addressed separately with details.
- Good communication skills should be demonstrated in submitting and presenting the evaluation.
Analysis of survey
This document analyzes the survey and focus group that Alex Marshall conducted for his music magazine. He asked 16-year-olds questions about design preferences like font, price, and frequency in order to tailor the magazine to their interests. Key findings were that pictures should be prioritized on the cover and interviews with artists featured prominently inside. Audience feedback allows the creator to understand what their target market wants and avoid unpopular design choices that could hurt sales.
Dance magazine survey analysis
The survey analyzed questions about a dance magazine's target audience and content. It found that the primary audience is females aged 16-31, interested in house and disco music. The magazine will feature artists like Martin Garrix and focus on interviews over reviews. Colors like blue and purple will be used in a bright, bold design. The price will be £2.50 to appeal to readers willing to pay £2.50-£4. Content will focus on themes of dancing and partying suggested by audience responses.
Survey results
This document discusses the results of a survey the author conducted about music preferences and magazine content and formats. The survey found that pop music was the most popular genre among respondents. It also found preferences for solo artists, Q&A interviews as the main article format, inclusion of advertisements, and purchasing physical magazines over subscriptions. The author plans to use these results to guide the creation of their K-pop music magazine to best appeal to their target audience.
Primary Research Evidence
The questionnaire results showed that most respondents expect to pay £3-4 for a music magazine, read magazines monthly, and want to see a popular artist/band on the cover. This informs that the magazine should be priced at £3-4, released monthly, and feature a popular artist on the cover. Respondents also said the main image and cover lines attract them most. Therefore, the magazine needs an eye-catching cover image and interesting cover lines. Most preferred genres were eclectic and pop, so the magazine should cover a wide range of popular music. Since Q was the favorite magazine, modeling the new magazine after Q will appeal to readers.
Audience profiling
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences conducted with 27 males and females aged 16-25. Key findings include:
- The majority of respondents were within the target age range of 16-25.
- Articles about celebrities and keeping the brand/house style consistent across issues appealed most to the target audience.
- Most respondents would pay between £2-3.99 for a music magazine.
- Facebook and Twitter would be effective social media platforms to engage the target audience.
- Respondents read music magazines primarily to stay up-to-date on music/celebrities and for entertainment.
Evaluation
The document summarizes the progression and development of a student's media magazine project from preliminary tasks to the final product. It reflects on how researching similar magazines helped the student understand conventions to make the magazine look professional. The student aimed to attract a teenage audience and represents the hip hop genre. Feedback on the final product is positive, noting it successfully uses conventions like mastheads and cover lines to fit the brief of creating a realistic magazine.
Summary of questionnaire findings
From the questionnaire responses, the assistant learns:
1) The target audience for the music magazine is 12-16 year-old females who enjoy pop music.
2) Respondents described pop music as exciting, happy, upbeat and colorful but not sexy or meaningful.
3) Bright colors would be most expected for the magazine and cover images are very important to attract readers.
4) Typical magazine content like photos of pop artists, clothing, and makeup would be preferred along with some interviews.
Audience research analysis
The survey and interviews showed that the target audience for the magazine is females aged 16-25 who enjoy indie and acoustic music genres. They use social media regularly and trust clothing brands like Asos and H&M. Music is very important to the audience as a way to escape from stress. The magazine should focus on indie music artists, include content about their social media profiles, and feature professional studio photos. Interviews will be a key article type along with concert reviews and discussions of various music genres. Ads should feature clothing brands and the price point should be £2.50 to match the audience's financial position.
Evaluation Q5
The document summarizes how the author addressed their audience for a music magazine. They conducted a questionnaire that showed indie artists and large images of models on the cover would attract readers. The author included these elements in their magazine design. Most readers also said they would pay £3-£3.99, but the author priced it at £2.99 since students have less money. The target demographics are office workers and students who fit the affordable price point and are social, allowing discussion of music.
Audience research
The document describes the results of a survey conducted to gather information about designing a heavy metal magazine. It discusses each survey question in detail, highlighting key findings such as most readers being young adults and preferring interviews and images over text-heavy articles. It also notes the majority of readers do not regularly buy magazines but would be enticed with discounts and freebies. The document analyzes how each survey response will influence the magazine's content, layout, pricing, and included features to wide appeal and attract new buyers.
Audience questions
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience for their music magazine "Embrace". They conducted questionnaires to understand what music genres interested people. Based on the results, the magazine contents different genres to appeal to a wide audience. The author also describes design elements like the cover image, colors, and language used to attract readers while avoiding offense. In conclusion, the author believes the magazine caters well to its target audience based on feedback, but will make minor improvements.
Magazine questionnaire for magazine cover
This document outlines the details for a proposed hip hop music magazine, including:
- The target audience is males aged 15-35 from lower-middle to working class, with interests in hip hop music, sports, and material goods.
- The magazine will have a navy blue and black color scheme to convey seriousness and professionalism. Story topics will discuss how hip hop has changed over time and include artist interviews.
- The magazine cover will feature a male model aged 16-25 dressed in hip hop style clothing, posing confidently while making eye contact with the reader.
Question 5
To attract their intended audience of indie/alternative music fans, the document's author created a magazine covering current alternative artists like The XX and Alt-J on the cover. They also featured a female cover model based on research showing readers preferred female artists. The author addressed the audience by releasing the magazine monthly to provide regular new content, and priced it at £2.90 which was within the popular price range identified in the research. The magazine's design, features, and article styles were tailored based on audience research findings to attract and engage the target readership.
Final questionnaire
The document summarizes the responses to a questionnaire about design and content preferences for a pop music magazine. Key findings include that the target audience of digital natives prefers to get magazine content digitally. They are more interested in pictures of artists than text. Specifically, they want to see solo female artists featured and learn about artists' careers. They also prefer a magazine with 3 images and cover lines on the cover, written in a casual font style, costing between £3-4, and using a red color scheme.
Evaluation
Katherine created a music magazine called "Dropout" to fulfill a media studies assessment. She drew inspiration from the layout and conventions of "Clash Magazine." Katherine represented the target demographic of 16-25 year olds and those in socioeconomic category E through affordable pricing and content. She incorporated codes like colored text and images to attract her intended audience. Producing preliminary tasks helped Katherine improve her Photoshop skills and create a professional final product that demonstrated her creative abilities.
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- 1. AUDIENCE RESEARCH: 1) QUESTIONNAIRE FEEDBACK 2) HOW THIS FEEDBACK HAS SHAPED MY PRODUCTION CHOICES Emily Taylor
- 2. QUESTION 1 • Answers on next slide…
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- 11. RESPONSES TO QUESTION 5
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- 13. RESPONSES TO QUESTION 6
- 14. OVERVIEW: WHAT THIS FEEDBACK HAS TOLD ME • 1) I am keeping ‘Turning Pointe’ as the name for my magazine, as everyone seems to think it is great! • 2) I will make my magazine a monthly publication, as this will meet the demands of the most popular consumer pattern of my target audience. • 3) I will price my magazine at £3. This is because 50% of my audience answered between £2.50 - £2.99 for a high quality magazine, and (excluding one person who answered £1-£2) nearly everyone else suggested a higher price than this, meaning £3 would be a good compromise. Also, having an exact number as a price is quite an edgy, modern characteristic, and connotes simplicity which can portray sophistication.
- 15. CONTINUED… • 4) From looking at the types of magazine my target audience enjoy reading, I am going to aim for a simplistic aesthetic on my magazine front covers, as ‘aesthetic’ was one of the most crucial and engaging characteristics that appealed to my audience, therefore I will be meeting their demands. Simplicity connotes sophistication and high quality, which is my main personal production aim. High quality also increases people’s belief and trust in the content of a magazine and links to pseudoscience – if something seems official and of a high quality it is more likely to be sold. • 5) I am going to ensure that the most predominant sub-topics I feature my magazine revolve around mental health and celebrity dancer gossip, rather than an equal spread of multiple topics, as some of these did not seem as engaging to the target audience (see slide 11). • 6) For my coursework I will create one Ballet/Contemporary-focused magazine and one Hip-hop/Street-focused magazine, as the majority of my target audience agreed with me that this would be the best idea in order to attract a mass audience (i.e sticking to the brief). I will ensure I keep a distinctive house style in order to maintain a strong sense of brand identity, despite the different styles of dance featured.