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The document outlines a proposed magazine about music festivals. It would include information and advertisements about upcoming festivals in Hertfordshire to both inform and entertain readers. It would be unique as the only magazine solely focused on UK music festivals. The magazine would be sold for £4.99 individually or through subscription plans starting at £22.99 for 6 issues. The target audience is people aged 15-27, and it would be marketed through social media, venues, stores, and subscriptions.
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- 2. Purpose -It will inform people about the festivals that are coming up -It will also educate people who read the magazine as their will be information on -My magazine entertains people as their would be entertaining articles and interesting pictures -Festivals in Hertfordshire are advertised in my magazine as all information on the festivals are in the magazine
- 3. Statement of needs -My magazine is different as an interactive online version would be upload on our website and this is good as my magazine is better as they can interact with the magazine and have more of a choose on what they want to read.
- 4. Competition -Magazines like Hertfordshire Life, FestWorld, BBC music would be my biggest competitors as they all provide information about Festivals or even music in there magazine. This is good as it makes mine more unique than others so there's a better reason for buying mine.
- 5. -The theme of my magazine is on festivals/music -My magazine would be around 50 pages so 25 double pages of just music festivals. -My magazine would be sold for £4.99 per issue at shops and when on sale. Online i would have subscription, 6 months for -6 issues for £22.99 for just a digital copy or just a print copy, -12 months for 12 issues for £54.99 for both digital and print copy. Form and genre
- 6. Content
- 7. Target Audience -Aimed at are ages 15-27 -This magazine is not expensive so I wouldn’t say it advertised specifically for a certain class, it very cheap and affordable for anyone, however some of the tickets to the festival would be.
- 8. Resources and personnel -The equipment I will need to create this magazine is mainly a computer and apps on it. -InDesign -Photoshop -illustrator -graphic designer-writer-editor- fact- checker -photographer-model -Production is the actual shoot. Pre- production happens after the shooting is complete. All of this above would have to be done in the pre-production process and then submitted into the final product once completed.
- 9. Budget Computer-£250 Graphic designer-£20 per hour, average £260 Keyboard-£20 A writer-£15 per hour, average £330 Mouse-£5 Editor- £25 per hour, average £300 Camera-£100 Factchecker-£30 per hour, average £120 SD card-£20 Photographer-£300 Tripod-£50 Model- this could range depending on how popular they are(£200) Batteries-£30
- 10. Distribution and marketing I plan to market and distribute my magazines so it's more likely to reach my first and second target audience. Some examples of the ways I'm going to market my product and distribute it is in the following information: -social media - through shops, colleges and universities, venues -In store purchasing -Subscriptions
- 11. Product Company I'm the best choice of magazine in the industry as I offer a lot more content and information for much less money. No other magazine in the UK covers just festivals in detail, they cover the whole of music, for example genres, artists etc. This could benefit you as you might find a festival or concert that you have never heard off and its quite close to you and end up enjoying it, you could do this with my magazine.
- 12. Conclusion In conclusion, I think my magazine is most suitable for people who like music festivals in the UK as it covers a lot of detailed information which has to been known by the customer if they want to go. As well as this, my colour scheme is the perfect colours and appropriate for music festivals that are being advertised in my magazine. Another thing is how cheap my product is, it gives you the best value for your money than any other music magazine in the UK, as well as doing digital copies and paper copies being sold online and in stores/ shops local.