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1. The document discusses preferences for music magazine covers including font size, colors, pictures, and celebrities. It also asks about acceptable price points and preferred days of the week for releases. 2. Questions are asked about elements that would attract or put off readers from a magazine cover such as focus points, busy designs, or easy to understand information. 3. Preferred genres include hip-hop, R&B, blues, rock, and metal, and favorite artists mentioned are Usher, Ne-yo, Jay Sean, Kanye West, and Rihanna.
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- 1. 1. When you are looking at music magazines, what sort of cover do you look for? What font size? What colours? Pictures? Big font Bright Colours Lots of pictures Pictures of celebrities Not Bright Colours Good image Simple colouring that fits the house style Dark font Mid Shot Gradients Simple pictures
- 2. 2. What appeals to you if anything from the following magazine cover? Font Angry face Font Font Font Font Large Picture Leading Text List of bands on the right hand side
- 3. 3. What do you think is an acceptable price for a music magazine? I £4.00+ II £3.99 I £3.49 II £2.99 III £2.49 III £1.99
- 4. 4. What draws your eye on this front cover? Font The guy looking at you People looking angry The mysterious hard to read text Not easy english
- 5. 5. What days of the week would you want a music magazine to be released on? I Saturday II Friday II Thursday I Wednesday I Tuesday I Monday
- 6. 6. If you were to see this magazine on a rack in a shop, what would put you off of it? No focus point character The band on the front Too many pictures Too ‘busy’
- 7. 7. When you look at a double page spread, what do you envisage? Easy to understand information Big Pictures Smaller Pictures A Story pictures relationship
- 8. 8. Where would you expect to see music magazines on sale? WHSmith Newsagents Music shops HMV Supermarkets
- 9. 9. What are your preferred genres of music? Who are a couple of your favourite artists? Hip-Hop RNB Usher Ne-yo Jay Sean Kanye West Rhianna NickiMina J Eminem Blues Rock Pixie Lott Slipknot feeder All-american Rejects 30 Seconds to mars Disturbed apocalyptica Ten thousand crazy fists Rammstein Stone sour KoRn Metal