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After distributing a questionnaire to the target age group, the respondent has received enough responses to analyze the answers to the questions. Some of the key findings include that an informal magazine title was preferred over a formal one, a compressed font was favored over an avant-garde font, and a medium close-up shot was the clear winner for the magazine cover photo. The questionnaire also provided useful information on preferred content, pricing, and influences from other magazines to help design the new music magazine.
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Questionnaire final results
1) The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire sent out to gather information for creating a new music magazine.
2) Most respondents preferred an informal magazine title and compressed font to appeal to the target audience.
3) Medium close-up shots on the magazine cover were favored over other options.
4) The questionnaire provided useful insights into design preferences and content that will inform the creation of the new magazine.
Questionnaire final results
After distributing a questionnaire to the target age group, the respondent analyzed the answers. For question 1, respondents preferred an informal magazine title and font to appeal to the wide income bracket and genres covered. For question 2, a compressed font received the most votes. For question 3, a medium close-up shot was favored as it allows connection with the subject. Respondents also provided input on preferred content, layouts, and section priorities to guide the magazine creation.
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The document summarizes the responses from a questionnaire given to the target audience for a music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience found the magazine's color scheme and layout appealing and said they would be interested in reading the content.
- Readers enjoyed the sample article and wanted to stay on the double-page spread rather than skip to another page.
- Respondents correctly identified the magazine as aimed at females ages 15-18 and belonging to the pop music genre.
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.
Feed back questions results
The document provides results from a survey about a magazine design.
The survey found that the cover design was successful, with the cover star being the main attraction as intended. The genre of "chart" music was identified, and the glam theme was recognized appropriately. The layout and contents page were also found to be clear and typical of a music magazine.
The double page spread was appealing due to its color scheme and theme. The article was tempting to read as hoped. The target audience of females aged 16-21 was identified correctly. The color scheme was praised by most, though a few found it overpowering. The £3.99 price point and emphasis on design over content were also supported by respondents.
Media survey feedback
The survey received 25 responses to help create an indie/indie pop music magazine. Key findings include:
- 72% said the main image most attracts them to a magazine cover
- 60% were interested in the indie/indie pop genre
- 64% of respondents were aged 16-24, the targeted audience
- A simplistic cover page and medium shot of the artist were preferred
- 80% would buy the magazine in shops rather than online
- 84% found the proposed title "Blare" suitable
Media survey feedback
The survey received 25 responses to help create an indie/indie pop music magazine. Key findings include:
- 72% said the main image most attracts them to a magazine cover
- 60% were interested in the indie/indie pop genre
- 64% of respondents were aged 16-24, the targeted audience
- "Black and white with a staple color like red" was the most popular color scheme choice
- £2.00-£3.99 was the preferred price range for the magazine
- A medium shot of the artist was the most popular choice for the cover photo
Screenshots of auidence feedback
The document discusses the results of surveys given to people of various ages about a music magazine. The surveys aimed to collect feedback on the magazine's color scheme, layout, images, and content. The results showed that most people felt the color scheme and layout suited the genre well and audience. However, some improvements could be made to the font size, masthead boldness and clarity, and main image size.
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Questionnaire final results
1) The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire sent out to gather information for creating a new music magazine.
2) Most respondents preferred an informal magazine title and compressed font to appeal to the target audience.
3) Medium close-up shots on the magazine cover were favored over other options.
4) The questionnaire provided useful insights into design preferences and content that will inform the creation of the new magazine.
Questionnaire final results
After distributing a questionnaire to the target age group, the respondent analyzed the answers. For question 1, respondents preferred an informal magazine title and font to appeal to the wide income bracket and genres covered. For question 2, a compressed font received the most votes. For question 3, a medium close-up shot was favored as it allows connection with the subject. Respondents also provided input on preferred content, layouts, and section priorities to guide the magazine creation.
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The document summarizes the responses from a questionnaire given to the target audience for a music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience found the magazine's color scheme and layout appealing and said they would be interested in reading the content.
- Readers enjoyed the sample article and wanted to stay on the double-page spread rather than skip to another page.
- Respondents correctly identified the magazine as aimed at females ages 15-18 and belonging to the pop music genre.
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.
Feed back questions results
The document provides results from a survey about a magazine design.
The survey found that the cover design was successful, with the cover star being the main attraction as intended. The genre of "chart" music was identified, and the glam theme was recognized appropriately. The layout and contents page were also found to be clear and typical of a music magazine.
The double page spread was appealing due to its color scheme and theme. The article was tempting to read as hoped. The target audience of females aged 16-21 was identified correctly. The color scheme was praised by most, though a few found it overpowering. The £3.99 price point and emphasis on design over content were also supported by respondents.
Media survey feedback
The survey received 25 responses to help create an indie/indie pop music magazine. Key findings include:
- 72% said the main image most attracts them to a magazine cover
- 60% were interested in the indie/indie pop genre
- 64% of respondents were aged 16-24, the targeted audience
- A simplistic cover page and medium shot of the artist were preferred
- 80% would buy the magazine in shops rather than online
- 84% found the proposed title "Blare" suitable
Media survey feedback
The survey received 25 responses to help create an indie/indie pop music magazine. Key findings include:
- 72% said the main image most attracts them to a magazine cover
- 60% were interested in the indie/indie pop genre
- 64% of respondents were aged 16-24, the targeted audience
- "Black and white with a staple color like red" was the most popular color scheme choice
- £2.00-£3.99 was the preferred price range for the magazine
- A medium shot of the artist was the most popular choice for the cover photo
Screenshots of auidence feedback
The document discusses the results of surveys given to people of various ages about a music magazine. The surveys aimed to collect feedback on the magazine's color scheme, layout, images, and content. The results showed that most people felt the color scheme and layout suited the genre well and audience. However, some improvements could be made to the font size, masthead boldness and clarity, and main image size.
Questionnaire results
The questionnaire results showed that:
1) The audience was split evenly between male and female.
2) Music genres and artists were varied, so the magazine should feature a diverse selection rather than focusing on one in particular.
3) While responses to questions about price, cover images, and sections varied, album covers emerged as a preferred main image and sections about new releases and reviews were popular, providing guidance for the magazine's design and content.
Questionnaire
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire conducted to determine the target audience for a new music magazine. It found that the audience was mostly 16-24 year olds, with a mixture of males and females. Based on the responses, the magazine will be targeted towards both genders with a black, white, and red color scheme. It will focus on new songs, artists, and include the topics and advertisements requested by respondents. The magazine will be priced at £3.99 and released monthly to match the audience's purchasing habits.
Audience feedback questionnaire
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- The majority of respondents had a positive opinion of the magazine name, cover image and genre suitability, price, color scheme, and imagery.
- Slightly under 30% would have preferred a group on the front cover instead of a solo female artist.
- One respondent did not think the cover image was suitable for the rock genre.
- Nearly all would read the double page article but it could be improved with less text.
- Suggested improvements included adjusting the price, varying the front cover acts, reducing the cover image size, experimenting with colors, and reducing textual content.
Audience feedback
The document summarizes the results of a 10 question questionnaire the author conducted with their target audience about a music magazine they created. Some of the key findings were that the majority of the audience would buy the magazine and liked the name, cover artist, photography, and color scheme. However, around half felt the pages did not fully work together. The author gained useful feedback on improvements, such as making the pages flow better and conveying the rock genre more strongly. Conducting the questionnaire helped the author understand what aspects of the magazine their audience engaged with and areas that could be strengthened.
Analysing survey
This document summarizes the results of a survey about design choices for a music magazine. Key findings include:
- Red and green were the most eye-catching colors for the magazine cover.
- Respondents preferred one model on the cover rather than multiple models.
- £4 was identified as the most appropriate price point.
- Short, catchy titles were preferred for magazine names.
- R&B was the most popular music genre among respondents.
- Free concert tickets were the most attractive freebie option.
- Instagram, Snapchat and Facebook were the most used social media platforms.
- Respondents were split on preferring weekly or monthly issues.
- A single page
Questionnaire responses
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1) Responses were received from the target age range.
2) All respondents said they would purchase the magazine and found the content and design appealing.
3) Photos and colors used in the magazine were the most appealing aspects.
4) The contents page design was successful and most felt it was easy to follow.
5) The double-page spread was found to be suitable for the genre and target audience. Respondents felt the colors and interview would attract teenage girls.
Overall, the feedback indicates the magazine prototype would be successful and appeal to its target
Feed back questions results
The document provides feedback on a magazine design project. Key points:
1) Survey respondents correctly identified the magazine's intended genre of pop music and glam theme. They also felt the cover star and design made the front cover successful in attracting attention.
2) Respondents found the contents page clear and navigable, and felt the double page spread design was colorful and the article tempting to read.
3) The magazine was seen as appealing to its target audience of females aged 16-21. Suggested improvements related to adding more cover lines or reducing color, but overall the design received positive feedback.
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Results and conclusions
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- The magazine should be published monthly.
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- Pink, black and white are preferred colors.
- The magazine should have 41-60 pages.
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- 100% felt the front cover size was correct and the model portrayed a pop star image.
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- The target audience found the magazine's color scheme and layout appealing and said they would be interested in reading the content.
- Readers enjoyed the sample article and wanted to stay on the double-page spread rather than skip to another page.
- Respondents correctly identified the magazine as aimed at females ages 15-18 and belonging to the pop music genre.
Audience feedback conclusion
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Final questionnaire
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1) The audience was split evenly between male and female.
2) Music genres and artists were varied, so the magazine should feature a diverse selection rather than focusing on one in particular.
3) While responses to questions about price, cover images, and sections varied, album covers emerged as a preferred main image and sections about new releases and reviews were popular, providing guidance for the magazine's design and content.
Questionnaire
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Audience feedback questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of an audience feedback questionnaire about a magazine:
- The majority of respondents had a positive opinion of the magazine name, cover image and genre suitability, price, color scheme, and imagery.
- Slightly under 30% would have preferred a group on the front cover instead of a solo female artist.
- One respondent did not think the cover image was suitable for the rock genre.
- Nearly all would read the double page article but it could be improved with less text.
- Suggested improvements included adjusting the price, varying the front cover acts, reducing the cover image size, experimenting with colors, and reducing textual content.
Audience feedback
The document summarizes the results of a 10 question questionnaire the author conducted with their target audience about a music magazine they created. Some of the key findings were that the majority of the audience would buy the magazine and liked the name, cover artist, photography, and color scheme. However, around half felt the pages did not fully work together. The author gained useful feedback on improvements, such as making the pages flow better and conveying the rock genre more strongly. Conducting the questionnaire helped the author understand what aspects of the magazine their audience engaged with and areas that could be strengthened.
Analysing survey
This document summarizes the results of a survey about design choices for a music magazine. Key findings include:
- Red and green were the most eye-catching colors for the magazine cover.
- Respondents preferred one model on the cover rather than multiple models.
- £4 was identified as the most appropriate price point.
- Short, catchy titles were preferred for magazine names.
- R&B was the most popular music genre among respondents.
- Free concert tickets were the most attractive freebie option.
- Instagram, Snapchat and Facebook were the most used social media platforms.
- Respondents were split on preferring weekly or monthly issues.
- A single page
Questionnaire responses
This document summarizes the responses to a 10 question questionnaire about a magazine prototype targeted at teenage girls. Key findings include:
1) Responses were received from the target age range.
2) All respondents said they would purchase the magazine and found the content and design appealing.
3) Photos and colors used in the magazine were the most appealing aspects.
4) The contents page design was successful and most felt it was easy to follow.
5) The double-page spread was found to be suitable for the genre and target audience. Respondents felt the colors and interview would attract teenage girls.
Overall, the feedback indicates the magazine prototype would be successful and appeal to its target
Feed back questions results
The document provides feedback on a magazine design project. Key points:
1) Survey respondents correctly identified the magazine's intended genre of pop music and glam theme. They also felt the cover star and design made the front cover successful in attracting attention.
2) Respondents found the contents page clear and navigable, and felt the double page spread design was colorful and the article tempting to read.
3) The magazine was seen as appealing to its target audience of females aged 16-21. Suggested improvements related to adding more cover lines or reducing color, but overall the design received positive feedback.
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Results and conclusions
The survey results showed that the magazine appealed to its target audience of 16-25 year old females. 81% of respondents correctly identified the genre, and most felt the cover image, colors, and fonts were appealing. The cover star was seen as tying in with the magazine's indie style. Layout, articles, colors and fonts on interior pages were also well-liked. The article provided information, and colors and images were engaging. Consistent color schemes linked pages. Most felt the price was fair. The front cover was seen as the most professionally designed part of the magazine.
Audience Feedback DPS
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Audience research
The survey results showed that the target audience for the magazine is 16-19 year olds. Most respondents said they would buy an acoustic music magazine and be interested in articles about artists like Green Day and Ben Howard. The majority preferred a monthly magazine that costs between £3-5 with a spacious layout. Most were interested in new music releases and photography that is not overly edited. The font and text size could experiment with both bold and minimalistic options.
Survey responses
The survey responses provided feedback on Emma Staines' proposed music magazine. While most respondents were female and under 17, the magazine aims for an audience of 16-28 year olds. Over half said they would purchase the magazine monthly. Respondents preferred magazines with dominant images over text, and layouts were considered key. Popular features included images, interviews, and charts. The suggested price range was £2-4. Most wanted an online and social media presence for the magazine.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to inform the design of a music magazine for a target audience of 16-20 year olds. Key findings include: the target audience is primarily interested in rap music; they envision musicians as hip hop artists; they prefer a top 10 list as content; they are willing to pay £2-3 for the magazine; they prefer a short contents page that is visually appealing; and they feel varying fonts across pages would make the magazine more interesting. These findings will guide design decisions around music genres, images, pricing, and layout featured in the magazine.
Kasha korzonek media evaluation
This document summarizes the ways in which a media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of form. It discusses using three columns on a double page spread, a features column on the contents page, and sticking to a basic color scheme of red, black, and white. It developed the double page spread image into a long shot rather than a mid shot and used the title as a huge drop capital. It did not intentionally challenge conventions to keep the magazine authentic to its style model and neutral for any music genre.
Audience survey analysis
The document analyzes the results of a survey conducted to determine the target audience for a new music magazine. It finds that the primary audience is females aged 15-18 who enjoy indie/alternative, rock and pop music. They currently read magazines like Kerrang, NME and Q. To appeal to this audience, the magazine will need to include a variety of music genres and interviews as its main content. It will aim for a price of £3, and include promotions like gig/festival ticket discounts to encourage purchases. The cover design will feature bright colors and photos of artists to draw in young readers.
Questionnaire results
Sandeep Shoker conducted market research through a questionnaire to help design a pop music magazine targeted at teenagers. Some key findings from the questionnaire include: females and those aged 8-15 were most likely to buy a pop magazine; the magazine should focus on British pop artists like One Direction and Rihanna that are popular among the target audience; 64% of respondents said they would buy a pop magazine; the target audience expects to see many bright images, photos, and colors in the magazine; they prefer double page spreads with multiple images; and most would pay £1.01-£1.50 for the magazine. The results provide guidance on the target demographic, content, design, and pricing for the new magazine.
Questionnaire and find my tribe
The respondent conducted a questionnaire with their target audience of 17-24 year olds to determine key factors for an music magazine. Results showed having many cover lines on the front page was most encouraging to purchase. Respondents also preferred a busy layout with pictures over a simple design. Double page spreads should feature interviews and many pictures. The front cover needs bright colors and cover lines. Pricing should be between £2-3. An ongoing color scheme is preferred but variety is also important.
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This document discusses postmodern theory and its application to a student poster project. Some key points:
- Postmodernism rejects hierarchies and suggests that reality is constructed through images and representations rather than existing independently.
- The poster project represents creativity and the creative industries in a postmodern style by using a chainsaw, an unconventional symbol that requires more thought than typical representations.
- Applying effects to documentary-style photographs in the poster differentiates it from reality, reflecting postmodern ideas about the relationship between media and reality.
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The document discusses music choices for a production. It received two song options - "Spark" by Maxwell Young and "Grape Choice" by Tajima hal. Although "Spark" was the first song approved, the committee feels it is too relaxed compared to their preferred song "Glendale La Roma", which has a jumpy bass that would provide more impact. "Tajima hal" has the right qualities but also lacks the jumpy quality of "Glendale La Roma" that they feel is necessary for their production.
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Conventions
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Summary of radio adverts
The document analyzes and summarizes three radio advertisements - Lipton green tea, Sprite, and Mr T Snickers. It finds that the Sprite ad is the most effective as it uses engaging foley sounds to advertise the product without immediately revealing the brand, intriguing the listener. The document concludes that the production team wants to take influences from the Sprite ad, using foley sounds at the beginning and minimal voiceover to keep listeners engaged.
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The document discusses the locations chosen to film interviews for a documentary. It begins by explaining that the director Jeff's cluttered office, filled with his influences, represents his creative and nonlinear thinking. It then explains that the workshop of Checkland Kindleysides will be used for montage footage to show the collaboration of multiple skills. David Gauntlet will be interviewed at Westminster University to represent his academic and impersonal approach to media theory. Paul Bennett will be interviewed at a comic book café to match his similar creative interests. Paul's workshop will also be used for footage as it shows his personal influences. A busker will be filmed in Trafalgar Square to show how their work must appeal to tourists over maintaining a personal touch.
Conventions finished
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Why we have chosen them
The document provides information about the cast members that have been chosen for a documentary about the creative industries. It introduces David Gauntlet, a media theorist; Toby Moores, an entrepreneur in the digital media space; Jeff Kindleysides, founder of a design firm; Paul Bennett, a digital artist; and an unnamed busker. It explains that each member offers a different perspective and experience within the creative industries to give the audience a well-rounded view of various areas. Their backgrounds range from theory to business to personal artistic pursuits.
Reasons for locations
The document discusses the locations chosen to film interviews for a documentary. It begins by explaining that Checkland Kindleysides head office was selected to film Jeff due to the clutter representing his creative and nonlinear thinking. It then explains that the workshop will be used for montage footage to show the collaboration of multiple skills. David Gauntlet will be interviewed at Westminster University to represent his academic background in media theory. Paul Bennett will be interviewed at a comic book café to match his similar creative interests. Paul's workshop will also be used for montage footage as it shows his personal influences. Finally, a busker will be filmed in Trafalgar Square to represent having to appeal to tourists over a personal artistic vision.
Equipment
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Conventions
This document discusses conventions for documentaries and film posters. It provides details on typical lengths, characters, budgets, and plots for short documentaries. It also outlines common elements of film posters, such as an eye-catching focal image, title, release date/time, production company, genre labeling, and theme-tied colors. The document notes that the filmmakers' project will take some conventions into consideration for their documentary and promotional materials, but also depart from conventions in ways suited to their target audience and vision.
poster mock-2
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Poster mock-1
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Equipment
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Pilot questionnaire
The document describes the results of a pilot questionnaire given to a small group to help improve a documentary project. Key findings include:
- Respondents preferred a balance of interviews and cinematography.
- A majority voted for an open ending over a conclusive one.
- Industry professionals should be interviewed more than casual people.
- Respondents voted against including narration in the presentation style.
- Suggestions are made to provide more context for questions in future questionnaires to make them less confusing.
Topic research
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Qu 2 vid edit
The document discusses representations of different social groups in underground music culture magazines. It addresses stereotypes around drugs, class, race, age and gender. For class, it focuses on an audience of B-E income brackets. For race, it acknowledges the genre's multicultural roots but faced modelling limitations. Most models were 18-26 years old to match the club-going demographic. Gender representation focused on masculinity while avoiding sexualization of women given the current lack of prominent female artists. The producer discusses applying constructionist theory in how they combined facts about the genre with their own beliefs and the social context to create a sophisticated representation that challenges some conventions.
Evaluation qu2
The document discusses representations of different social groups within underground music culture and the author's media group. It addresses stereotypes around drug use, masculinity, and class within the underground scene. The author aims to challenge these stereotypes by taking a more sophisticated approach in their magazine. They target an audience of classes B-E and include models from ages 18-26 of various races to represent the diversity of the underground genre. Through their magazine's design, photoshoots, and writing, the author attempts to portray underground music culture in a more nuanced, pluralistic way that steps away from mainstream representations and conventions.
Evaluation 1
The document discusses conventions and techniques used in magazine design for genres like house, garage and dubstep music. It notes that magazines in these male-dominated genres often sexualize women. The author's magazine takes a gender-neutral approach. Common conventions for magazine elements like the front cover, contents page, and double-page spreads are outlined, along with how the author incorporated or adapted these conventions for an "underground" magazine focused on these genres. Theoretical perspectives on star construction and postmodernism in relation to the magazine's design are also discussed.
Q 5 audience feedback
- The feedback from Rick showed that visual elements attracted him more than written content, suggesting the target audience prioritizes style over substance. Blocks of text may deter some readers.
- Rick also provided feedback that sophisticated readers would be interested in learning about the creativity of the musicians rather than just their image.
- The document discusses several audience theories and how they may apply to different segments of the target audience, such as the upper/working classes and their levels of activity and independence in interpreting media.
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Questionnaire final results
- 1. Questionnaire final results After sending my questionnaire out to a range of people within the age bracket I wanted I have no got enough responses to analyse the answers
- 2. Question 1 • Here we can see that the majority of the vote goes towards an informal title. This is due to the target audience being of a wide income bracket of B-E and also due to the magazines contents. A formal title would not sell the magazine to the correct audience
- 3. Question 2 • Question two was interesting for me as I thought that Avent Garde font would appeal more however the compressed font gained more votes above all with a 41.38% .
- 4. Question 3 A medium close up shot is a clear winner within this question possibly due to its popularity within the magazine covers.
- 5. Question 4 • I decided to leave this question as an open answered question as i myself did not know what colour scheme to go with. Most people answered with black and white if the image is in colour to make the image stand out .
- 6. Question 5
- 7. Question 6
- 8. Question 7 • This was interesting to see for me as is highlighted the thoughts of the target audience in that not many gigs would take place in such a small community of people hence why it came last in vote but information on a particular artist was higher voted as people will want to learn more about the underground scene and its artists.
- 9. Question 8 This question was designed to help me in the future. I asked what music magazine people read. This is a good question for me as in the future I will be able to have a look at the magazines for influence.
- 10. Question 9 The target audience is between a income bracket of B-E. This is a wide income bracket is to support the sophistication of following a niche music scene but also because it is associated with clubs. Despite the wide income bracket people are still willing to pay a premium price for the magazine as is is aimed at a specific group of people.
- 11. Question 10
- 12. Question 10 • Question 10 was possibly the most Important question I asked within the whole of the questionnaire. It allows me to see how important different things are in the eyes of the target audience, how much time I should spend on different things and whether or not I should include some ideas or not.
- 13. Conclusion Overall I will be using all of the information I have gathered in the questionnaire to aid me when making my magazine. Through this questionnaire I have decided that I am going to have a medium close up on the front cover of the magazine with a contrasting colour scheme. The contents page will keep to the colour scheme with a mix of both images and text. The double page spread will be based on one artist and their story and will be layed out in a sophisticated manor with equal amount of text and images to create a aesthetically pleasing page.