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The document summarizes key details about 4 rock magazines: NME, Q Magazine, Kerrang Magazine, and MoJo magazine. It outlines their prices, publication frequencies, issue sizes, featured articles, and regular content. It then concludes that after studying these magazines, interviews, free posters, engaging cover lines, and artist pictures will be important conventions to include in a new rock magazine. The price will be around £3.00 based on comparing popularity to the analyzed magazines. Studying these magazines provides a good foundation for creating a successful rock magazine.
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Questionnaire Findings
The author sent out a questionnaire to gather feedback on their magazine, asking questions about preferred style, artists, font, color, price, and purchase frequency. The responses showed a preferred font, color, price point, and favorite pop artists. This market research revealed what their target audience wants in a magazine's look and content, allowing the author to design the magazine accordingly.
Concept eda
This document outlines plans for a new pop music magazine targeted at young adults ages 16-21. Key details include focusing on pop music interviews, releases, and events; using attractive male celebrities on the cover; and having a similar layout to other magazines with a monthly release schedule and price of £3.80 per issue or subscription plans starting at £24.99 for 6 months.
Task 10a
The document summarizes research into designing a successful music magazine for an indie rock audience aged 15-19. Key findings include:
1) Music magazines must reflect current music trends and target audience preferences to attract readers.
2) An effective magazine style incorporates bright colors, exclusive interviews and reviews, and varying pictures of bands.
3) Target audience research found the ideal magazine would cost £2, feature popular indie bands on the cover along with freebies, and include sections on band info, gig guides, and informal interviews.
Task 1
This document discusses the key purposes and conventions of music magazines. It explains that music magazines aim to entertain readers by providing information about new artists and genres, advertise concerts and merchandise, and make a profit through advertising. Common features include interviews, reviews, tour dates, and photos that maintain reader interest. Music magazines must understand their target audience and craft relevant content to attract buyers.
Magazine brief
Luke Curry-Glasper has been asked to pitch an idea for his own magazine for an assignment. He will consider the magazine's name, fonts, layout, and color scheme. The proposed magazine will focus on sports and use an attention-grabbing font. It will follow a standard A4 magazine layout and flat plan that includes elements like mastheads and issue details. Curry-Glasper will identify the target audience through demographic research to understand their interests and why they might buy the magazine. He will also plan the primary magazine content and cover designs for inspiration.
Task 8 conclusion
From research on magazine readers' preferences, the respondent discovered that readers find text and images providing insights into musicians' interests and lifestyles most important. There were mixed opinions on whether the main cover image should feature a group or single artist. Ultimately, having a well-liked artist on the cover was deemed most likely to increase demand for the issue, as many respondents said they wouldn't purchase the magazine without a cover artist they enjoy.
Question Four
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. It describes conducting a survey that found the target audience would be mainly female aged 16-19 who enjoy pop punk and indie/rock music. They typically buy magazines every 3 months. Taking this into account, the magazine would be released quarterly with the first issue in July featuring content about concerts and bands they enjoy like Neck Deep. Music magazines generally target fans of the featured artist on the cover as well as loyal magazine readers interested in that genre of music.
Task 9
The document outlines initial ideas for a new pop magazine targeted at teenage girls aged 14-19. It will feature popular male artists from various ethnicities on the cover and throughout the magazine to appeal to its target audience. The magazine will have a pink, purple, and blue color scheme. The cover will showcase a solo artist in a medium shot with direct eye contact. Inside, a question and answer interview article will span two pages with a large artist image and pull quotes to entice readers. Photographs of various solo and group artists from different backgrounds will be included.
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Questionnaire Findings
The author sent out a questionnaire to gather feedback on their magazine, asking questions about preferred style, artists, font, color, price, and purchase frequency. The responses showed a preferred font, color, price point, and favorite pop artists. This market research revealed what their target audience wants in a magazine's look and content, allowing the author to design the magazine accordingly.
Concept eda
This document outlines plans for a new pop music magazine targeted at young adults ages 16-21. Key details include focusing on pop music interviews, releases, and events; using attractive male celebrities on the cover; and having a similar layout to other magazines with a monthly release schedule and price of £3.80 per issue or subscription plans starting at £24.99 for 6 months.
Task 10a
The document summarizes research into designing a successful music magazine for an indie rock audience aged 15-19. Key findings include:
1) Music magazines must reflect current music trends and target audience preferences to attract readers.
2) An effective magazine style incorporates bright colors, exclusive interviews and reviews, and varying pictures of bands.
3) Target audience research found the ideal magazine would cost £2, feature popular indie bands on the cover along with freebies, and include sections on band info, gig guides, and informal interviews.
Task 1
This document discusses the key purposes and conventions of music magazines. It explains that music magazines aim to entertain readers by providing information about new artists and genres, advertise concerts and merchandise, and make a profit through advertising. Common features include interviews, reviews, tour dates, and photos that maintain reader interest. Music magazines must understand their target audience and craft relevant content to attract buyers.
Magazine brief
Luke Curry-Glasper has been asked to pitch an idea for his own magazine for an assignment. He will consider the magazine's name, fonts, layout, and color scheme. The proposed magazine will focus on sports and use an attention-grabbing font. It will follow a standard A4 magazine layout and flat plan that includes elements like mastheads and issue details. Curry-Glasper will identify the target audience through demographic research to understand their interests and why they might buy the magazine. He will also plan the primary magazine content and cover designs for inspiration.
Task 8 conclusion
From research on magazine readers' preferences, the respondent discovered that readers find text and images providing insights into musicians' interests and lifestyles most important. There were mixed opinions on whether the main cover image should feature a group or single artist. Ultimately, having a well-liked artist on the cover was deemed most likely to increase demand for the issue, as many respondents said they wouldn't purchase the magazine without a cover artist they enjoy.
Question Four
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. It describes conducting a survey that found the target audience would be mainly female aged 16-19 who enjoy pop punk and indie/rock music. They typically buy magazines every 3 months. Taking this into account, the magazine would be released quarterly with the first issue in July featuring content about concerts and bands they enjoy like Neck Deep. Music magazines generally target fans of the featured artist on the cover as well as loyal magazine readers interested in that genre of music.
Task 9
The document outlines initial ideas for a new pop magazine targeted at teenage girls aged 14-19. It will feature popular male artists from various ethnicities on the cover and throughout the magazine to appeal to its target audience. The magazine will have a pink, purple, and blue color scheme. The cover will showcase a solo artist in a medium shot with direct eye contact. Inside, a question and answer interview article will span two pages with a large artist image and pull quotes to entice readers. Photographs of various solo and group artists from different backgrounds will be included.
Treatment sheet
The document discusses plans for a new rock music magazine. It will focus on new age music and have a grungy feel, targeting older teens and young adults. While some similar magazines exist, the market is not saturated. This magazine will stand out by featuring lesser-known artists alongside popular headliners, acting as a platform to promote smaller groups and help them gain exposure. Choosing a catchy name is important to draw in readers. The magazine will be called "Breakout" to convey the idea of spotlighting breakout stars and serving as a launch pad for artists seeking recognition.
Magazine presentation
The document outlines plans for a new rock music magazine targeting 18-25 year old males interested in modern and alternative rock music. The magazine will focus on genres like alternative, cinematic, and hard/soft rock. It will be published monthly for £2.00 to appeal to its target audience. The first issue will feature Mallory Knox on the cover to represent the bands and music covered within. The magazine aims to not only report on rock news and stories, but also provide tips to help readers succeed in the rock music industry.
Powerpont 3 task 7 3
1) The document discusses conducting a questionnaire to determine the target audience and preferences for a new music magazine. It provides analysis of the questionnaire results, including demographics of respondents and their music and magazine preferences.
2) Key findings indicate that the target audience should be 16-21 year olds, with pop music as the most popular genre. Respondents preferred magazines that are visually appealing and include celebrity interviews and music news.
3) To improve, the author will focus on a wider range of ethnic groups and conduct focus groups to gain more detailed feedback on specific questions. The results provide guidance on content, design, and frequency of issues to match the target audience's wants.
Lifestyle questionnaire's and feedback
The document discusses lifestyle questionnaires and feedback for a music magazine target audience. Three questionnaires are presented, showing that respondents believe the magazine is suited for females aged slightly younger than the intended range. Feedback indicates the cover needs changing to appeal to a broader age range. Positive feedback was received on the vintage color scheme and feminine font portraying the intended style.
What you looking for in a magazine
This document provides guidance on key considerations for starting a music magazine. It discusses researching other magazines' styles, determining the target audience and their interests, and developing a unique value proposition to fill a gap in the market. The document also provides an example pitch for a magazine aimed at students revising for exams, which would feature classical music styles and study tips to focus the audience on revising rather than song lyrics. Overall, the key aspects to focus on include audience, music styles, and carving out a niche not filled by other magazines.
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.
Section a initial introductory task
This document discusses music magazines, including what they are, the types of content and images typically found in them, and common features of magazine covers. It notes that music magazines provide stories about artists' lives, careers, and music to inform and entertain readers. Typical content includes articles, photos, and reviews. Common cover features are mastheads, taglines, cover lines, barcodes, and dates to identify the magazine and indicate main stories. The document also analyzes the target audience and genre of the sample Vibe magazine cover focusing on urban artist Kanye West.
Questionnaire analysis
- The document discusses a music magazine questionnaire given to 50 people (25 males and 25 females) in the target age range to determine what they would like to see in a new music magazine.
- The results showed that most would read the magazine monthly, prefer a female star on the cover, and a red, black, white and gold color scheme. They are also most attracted to magazines with good images and gossip articles.
- Based on the feedback, the magazine will include attractive celebrity images and gossip, be published monthly for £2-3, and feature advertisements for trainers.
Evaluation Question 3
The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a music magazine. It analyzes magazines like NME and Q, which were published by IPC Media and Bauer respectively. Bauer is selected as the preferred institution since it has a history of successfully distributing similar magazines like Kerrang, Q and Mojo. Bauer's established style and conventions in music magazines would provide a good fit for the genre and theme envisioned for the new magazine.
Task 13
The document provides guidelines for key elements that must be included on the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads of a music magazine. It lists requirements such as including the magazine's masthead, coverlines related to featured artists, and primary images that align with the target genre and audience. The contents page must list features, images, page numbers, subheadings, and issue number using bold fonts. Double page spreads should continue content from the front cover with article titles, featured artists, page numbers and matching color schemes. Music magazines are expected to provide personal looks into the industry, high quality musician images, gossip, and freebies/competitions to develop relationships with audiences.
Proposalhtrgsjhygjtyf
1) The document proposes a new music magazine focused on the indie genre that will be published by Bauer Media Group.
2) It discusses researching existing successful magazines to understand their conventions and elements that make them popular.
3) The key unique selling point of the magazine will be a consistent section publishing the latest news and social media posts from artists' accounts like Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat to give readers a visual perspective on industry gossip and stories.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the metal music magazine would be teenagers and young adults. This group prefers metal music because they find it wild and are interested in band stories and concert photos. As a teenager who likes metal music, the author believes this audience would be ideal. Teenagers and young adults often read music magazines and the magazine content, photos, color scheme, and price make it appealing to this audience.
Who would be the audience for your media
The document discusses the target audience for a media product about rock and punk culture. The primary audience is males and females aged 16-25 who are interested in rock/punk music, fashion, and new band/music releases. Research on existing magazines like NME and Kerrang was used to inform design choices regarding colors, images, and article topics that would appeal to a wide range of audience attitudes and opinions within that demographic. Models and their clothing in the magazine are meant to reflect what the target audience would wear.
Question 4
The target audience for the magazine would be 15-25 year olds of both genders interested in small, unsigned bands. The magazine would focus on the alternative genre of grunge/punk featuring articles on lesser known artists and their style. It would have a messy, non-polished design to match the genre including black and white photos with jagged cutouts. Market research found potential readers would pay up to £5 and want to learn about the artists beyond just their music.
Question 5
The document discusses how the creator of a music magazine addressed their target audience. They chose a poker theme to relate to the main story about a band and the idea that success in the music industry requires playing your cards right. Band names and artists were included to attract readers interested in learning more. The people featured are teenage boys of various ethnicities to allow the target audience of teenage boys to connect with the artists. A festival guide was included as an incentive for readers to buy the magazine since it offers something of value to fans who enjoy live music. Words like "greatest" were used to make the contents seem current and exclusive in order to keep readers interested in popular music trends.
Unzipped pitch
The document proposes a new alternative lifestyle magazine called UNZIPPED targeted at 16-24 year olds. It will be financed through advertising and distributed free with the Northern Echo newspaper. The magazine will focus on music, art, fashion and creative content geared towards its target audience. It will stand out from competitors by having a more serious tone while maintaining an engaging style. The business plan estimates the magazine will turn a profit from advertising revenue.
Evaluation Question 2
This is my second evaluation question for my magazine. I answered the question, How does your media product represent particular social groups?
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The document discusses target audiences and genres for various music magazines. It notes that Kerrang magazine targets readers aged 15-34 from working class backgrounds. The author's hypothetical magazine and Kerrang would have similar audiences focused on music fans aged 15-25 from middle and working class groups. Rolling Stone magazine is identified as having a similar broad audience of general music fans. It is published by Jann Wenner, who focuses on music, so the author's magazine could fit within their portfolio despite covering a more general range of music genres.
Audience – uses and gratifications
Music magazines provide information to satisfy readers' curiosity about the music industry through articles on new music, events, artists, and gossip. They allow readers to feel personally connected to artists and develop their own identity. Readers also use magazines to socially interact and discuss content with others, helping to spread the magazine's name through word-of-mouth recommendations. Magazines further entertain audiences as an escape from everyday life, whether through sexually gratifying content or tips and advice related to music and fashion passions.
question 5, Attracting Audiences.
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of 17-25 year olds in their magazine. They took inspiration from similar magazines like INDIE and NME that attract the same audience. Throughout the magazine, they tried to make the audience feel involved by allowing them a say and engaging with them personally. The cover features a bold heading and different font to represent individuality, matching the magazine's message. Inside pages feature exciting images and content to attract and identify with readers, bringing together individuals who don't conform to demands of society. The contents page includes both established and new niche artists so readers can learn about familiar and new music they may enjoy.
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Treatment sheet
The document discusses plans for a new rock music magazine. It will focus on new age music and have a grungy feel, targeting older teens and young adults. While some similar magazines exist, the market is not saturated. This magazine will stand out by featuring lesser-known artists alongside popular headliners, acting as a platform to promote smaller groups and help them gain exposure. Choosing a catchy name is important to draw in readers. The magazine will be called "Breakout" to convey the idea of spotlighting breakout stars and serving as a launch pad for artists seeking recognition.
Magazine presentation
The document outlines plans for a new rock music magazine targeting 18-25 year old males interested in modern and alternative rock music. The magazine will focus on genres like alternative, cinematic, and hard/soft rock. It will be published monthly for £2.00 to appeal to its target audience. The first issue will feature Mallory Knox on the cover to represent the bands and music covered within. The magazine aims to not only report on rock news and stories, but also provide tips to help readers succeed in the rock music industry.
Powerpont 3 task 7 3
1) The document discusses conducting a questionnaire to determine the target audience and preferences for a new music magazine. It provides analysis of the questionnaire results, including demographics of respondents and their music and magazine preferences.
2) Key findings indicate that the target audience should be 16-21 year olds, with pop music as the most popular genre. Respondents preferred magazines that are visually appealing and include celebrity interviews and music news.
3) To improve, the author will focus on a wider range of ethnic groups and conduct focus groups to gain more detailed feedback on specific questions. The results provide guidance on content, design, and frequency of issues to match the target audience's wants.
Lifestyle questionnaire's and feedback
The document discusses lifestyle questionnaires and feedback for a music magazine target audience. Three questionnaires are presented, showing that respondents believe the magazine is suited for females aged slightly younger than the intended range. Feedback indicates the cover needs changing to appeal to a broader age range. Positive feedback was received on the vintage color scheme and feminine font portraying the intended style.
What you looking for in a magazine
This document provides guidance on key considerations for starting a music magazine. It discusses researching other magazines' styles, determining the target audience and their interests, and developing a unique value proposition to fill a gap in the market. The document also provides an example pitch for a magazine aimed at students revising for exams, which would feature classical music styles and study tips to focus the audience on revising rather than song lyrics. Overall, the key aspects to focus on include audience, music styles, and carving out a niche not filled by other magazines.
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.
Section a initial introductory task
This document discusses music magazines, including what they are, the types of content and images typically found in them, and common features of magazine covers. It notes that music magazines provide stories about artists' lives, careers, and music to inform and entertain readers. Typical content includes articles, photos, and reviews. Common cover features are mastheads, taglines, cover lines, barcodes, and dates to identify the magazine and indicate main stories. The document also analyzes the target audience and genre of the sample Vibe magazine cover focusing on urban artist Kanye West.
Questionnaire analysis
- The document discusses a music magazine questionnaire given to 50 people (25 males and 25 females) in the target age range to determine what they would like to see in a new music magazine.
- The results showed that most would read the magazine monthly, prefer a female star on the cover, and a red, black, white and gold color scheme. They are also most attracted to magazines with good images and gossip articles.
- Based on the feedback, the magazine will include attractive celebrity images and gossip, be published monthly for £2-3, and feature advertisements for trainers.
Evaluation Question 3
The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a music magazine. It analyzes magazines like NME and Q, which were published by IPC Media and Bauer respectively. Bauer is selected as the preferred institution since it has a history of successfully distributing similar magazines like Kerrang, Q and Mojo. Bauer's established style and conventions in music magazines would provide a good fit for the genre and theme envisioned for the new magazine.
Task 13
The document provides guidelines for key elements that must be included on the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads of a music magazine. It lists requirements such as including the magazine's masthead, coverlines related to featured artists, and primary images that align with the target genre and audience. The contents page must list features, images, page numbers, subheadings, and issue number using bold fonts. Double page spreads should continue content from the front cover with article titles, featured artists, page numbers and matching color schemes. Music magazines are expected to provide personal looks into the industry, high quality musician images, gossip, and freebies/competitions to develop relationships with audiences.
Proposalhtrgsjhygjtyf
1) The document proposes a new music magazine focused on the indie genre that will be published by Bauer Media Group.
2) It discusses researching existing successful magazines to understand their conventions and elements that make them popular.
3) The key unique selling point of the magazine will be a consistent section publishing the latest news and social media posts from artists' accounts like Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat to give readers a visual perspective on industry gossip and stories.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the metal music magazine would be teenagers and young adults. This group prefers metal music because they find it wild and are interested in band stories and concert photos. As a teenager who likes metal music, the author believes this audience would be ideal. Teenagers and young adults often read music magazines and the magazine content, photos, color scheme, and price make it appealing to this audience.
Who would be the audience for your media
The document discusses the target audience for a media product about rock and punk culture. The primary audience is males and females aged 16-25 who are interested in rock/punk music, fashion, and new band/music releases. Research on existing magazines like NME and Kerrang was used to inform design choices regarding colors, images, and article topics that would appeal to a wide range of audience attitudes and opinions within that demographic. Models and their clothing in the magazine are meant to reflect what the target audience would wear.
Question 4
The target audience for the magazine would be 15-25 year olds of both genders interested in small, unsigned bands. The magazine would focus on the alternative genre of grunge/punk featuring articles on lesser known artists and their style. It would have a messy, non-polished design to match the genre including black and white photos with jagged cutouts. Market research found potential readers would pay up to £5 and want to learn about the artists beyond just their music.
Question 5
The document discusses how the creator of a music magazine addressed their target audience. They chose a poker theme to relate to the main story about a band and the idea that success in the music industry requires playing your cards right. Band names and artists were included to attract readers interested in learning more. The people featured are teenage boys of various ethnicities to allow the target audience of teenage boys to connect with the artists. A festival guide was included as an incentive for readers to buy the magazine since it offers something of value to fans who enjoy live music. Words like "greatest" were used to make the contents seem current and exclusive in order to keep readers interested in popular music trends.
Unzipped pitch
The document proposes a new alternative lifestyle magazine called UNZIPPED targeted at 16-24 year olds. It will be financed through advertising and distributed free with the Northern Echo newspaper. The magazine will focus on music, art, fashion and creative content geared towards its target audience. It will stand out from competitors by having a more serious tone while maintaining an engaging style. The business plan estimates the magazine will turn a profit from advertising revenue.
Evaluation Question 2
This is my second evaluation question for my magazine. I answered the question, How does your media product represent particular social groups?
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The document discusses target audiences and genres for various music magazines. It notes that Kerrang magazine targets readers aged 15-34 from working class backgrounds. The author's hypothetical magazine and Kerrang would have similar audiences focused on music fans aged 15-25 from middle and working class groups. Rolling Stone magazine is identified as having a similar broad audience of general music fans. It is published by Jann Wenner, who focuses on music, so the author's magazine could fit within their portfolio despite covering a more general range of music genres.
Audience – uses and gratifications
Music magazines provide information to satisfy readers' curiosity about the music industry through articles on new music, events, artists, and gossip. They allow readers to feel personally connected to artists and develop their own identity. Readers also use magazines to socially interact and discuss content with others, helping to spread the magazine's name through word-of-mouth recommendations. Magazines further entertain audiences as an escape from everyday life, whether through sexually gratifying content or tips and advice related to music and fashion passions.
question 5, Attracting Audiences.
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of 17-25 year olds in their magazine. They took inspiration from similar magazines like INDIE and NME that attract the same audience. Throughout the magazine, they tried to make the audience feel involved by allowing them a say and engaging with them personally. The cover features a bold heading and different font to represent individuality, matching the magazine's message. Inside pages feature exciting images and content to attract and identify with readers, bringing together individuals who don't conform to demands of society. The contents page includes both established and new niche artists so readers can learn about familiar and new music they may enjoy.
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- It will be priced at £2.99 monthly to be competitive while appealing to its target audience of 15-21 year olds.
- Features will include exclusive interviews, concert calendars, and inducements like subscriptions to build loyalty.
- Unique selling points are its focus on both male and female readers, American theme, and providing concert information to help fans attend shows.
Researching the market place
The document summarizes the research done on 8 different music magazines to help inform decisions for a new music magazine. It provides details on the genre, target audience, pricing, publication details, and regular and exclusive sections of each magazine: Acoustic Magazine, Blues&Soul Magazine, Total Guitar Magazine, Jazz Wise Magazine, Blues Matters Magazine, Q Magazine, NME Magazine, and Guitarist Magazine. This research will help provide inspiration for the content, format, and approach of the new music magazine.
Task 10 - Summary of All Research Findings
The document summarizes Gregory McLaney's research findings for developing a magazine focused on the hip-hop genre. It discusses conventions of music magazines, marketing strategies, research on real magazines like Vibe, and a survey of the target audience. The key findings are that the magazine will focus on hip-hop themes and artists like Kanye West, have bright colors and photos, cost $2-3, and include interviews, gossip, and information on gigs that appeal to the 16-24 year old target readership.
Formal proposal
The document outlines initial ideas for a pop music magazine targeting 16-18 year olds. It discusses choosing the name "Fusion" to represent the blending of different music styles. The target audience of 16-18 year old males and females is chosen to be exposed to the magazine through sales in colleges. Initial cover ideas include featuring a female artist to appeal to both male and female readers, following the rule of thirds for layout. The contents page would list articles, section them, and continue the style of the front cover. A double page spread is planned to have a main artist image on one side and a smaller one with an exclusive interview in a question and answer format using different text colors.
Task 1
This document provides information about the typical features and content of music magazines. It discusses what a music magazine is, the types of content that can be found within including interviews, reviews and news. It also describes common images such as bands, concerts and album covers. Features that are consistent across music magazines are then outlined, such as a visual style using many images and bold titles, as well as an informal genre-specific language. Two magazine covers are analyzed to determine their genre and target audience.
Music Magazine ideas
The document discusses research on the target audience for a new music magazine. It analyzes surveys that show rock music is favored by 16-25 year olds, especially males. It also examines how other magazines appeal to both female and male readers through cover models and content. Based on this, the magazine will target females aged 16-25, focus on rock music, and include some male-oriented content to also attract male readers.
Magazine content plan
This document provides an outline plan for the content and layout of a magazine focused on teen pop music. It describes various recurring sections that will be included such as interviews with artists, upcoming events, gossip, fashion tips, awards coverage, quizzes, competitions, posters, and advertisements. The goal is to engage readers by providing exclusive content about their favorite celebrities along with fun extras like quizzes and chances to win prizes.
Magazine pitch
Lucy Fitzsimmons is pitching a new monthly magazine aimed at teenagers interested in indie/alternative music. The magazine, tentatively titled "Alternative" magazine, will feature unknown bands, interviews, and codes inside each issue that can be redeemed for iTunes credit. It will be sold for £1.50-2.00 in supermarkets, newsagents, and on magazine stands. The magazine will be advertised using billboards, buses, television, and social media to target 15-18 year olds interested in discovering new music.
Media practice presention
The document outlines plans for a new pop music magazine called "Pure Pop". It will be aimed at teens and young adults aged 16-25. The magazine will be released monthly, with both print and digital subscription options. It will include articles on pop artists, music history, and related products. The creator aims to educate and entertain readers on pop culture through exclusive content and interviews. Advertising will help fund the startup costs until the business is established.
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Elizabeth Plumb created covers and contents pages for a music magazine as a preliminary task. For the front cover, she added grids, logos, images, headlines and social media links. Based on feedback, she added strokes and filled empty spaces. For the contents page, she again added grids, logos and images before positioning text and photos. Her research examined music magazine genres, sales figures, the production process, target audiences and publishing details for inspiration magazines Q and We Love Pop.
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The document discusses various music magazines and their target audiences. It analyzes magazines like Kerrang and Rolling Stone. Kerrang targets readers aged 15-34 from working class backgrounds interested in rock music. Rolling Stone has a broad music focus, so its audience has a general music interest. The document compares features between magazines focused on different music genres. It examines advertising, design elements, and publishing frequency to understand each magazine's audience and style.
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Olivia Lynch created a music magazine called A Major for a school media project. She did research on existing music magazines like NME and Rocksound to understand conventions. She surveyed her target audience of 16-30 year olds interested in funk/alternative music to determine design elements. Based on the survey results, she chose a grey/white/blue color scheme and friendly tone. Olivia designed the cover, contents page, and spreads on Photoshop. She priced the magazine at £2.70 with a free CD to attract buyers between the prices of her competitors NME and Rocksound.
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- 2. NME MAGAZINE • • • • • Price - £2.40 Frequency of publication – weekly Issue size – 76 pages Regular content – charts of the music in the past week Featured article – interviews with artists that have made it big with a 2 page double spread of them alone .
- 3. Q MAGAZINE • • • • • Price – 40 for a subscription; £3.60 for an issue. Frequency of publication – Monthly Issue size – usually 76 pages Featured article – am interview with a certain star, that has made it big by doing something in the music industry recently. Regular content – Q&A’s with various artist , also there is usually sessions that hold with the artists.
- 4. KERRANG MAGAZINE • Price - £80 for a subscription over • • • a year. Issue size – around 50 pages Features article – “paramore souvenir special” Regular content – in in the issues there usually a small amount of posters of certain artists
- 5. MoJo magazine • Price - £4.60 • Frequency of publication – • • • the magazine is produced every month. Issue size – 150 pages Featured article – a story about the artist that’s usually covered on the whole of the magazine. Regular content – the magazine usually has many reviews about the artist, some big, but most of them are small time, but this is in every issue of the magazine.
- 6. CONCLUSION • After looking a various magazines and seeing their codes and conventions of their particular genre I've decided that I want an interview on my double page spread, as I feel that’s important in a music magazine; audiences want to see how bands are getting on, and when there new track is released, ect. I also feel that on my front page I should have the idea of a free poster inside to attract the audience to want to buy it. I’m going to make sure my cover line is bold, and engaging to look at. I will also be having the main story on the front with a picture of the artist that the story is based on because its been the main convention in the four magazines I’ve studied. I feel I’m going to range my price of my magazine around £3.00. I feel this is the right price because my magazine will not be as popular as the magazines I’ve chosen to analyse. • Studying these magazines have given me a good base to work from when created my magazine. I feel I know all the codes and conventions of a rock magazine in order for it to be successful.
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