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InD Magazine aims to use social media platforms like YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook to promote the magazine and indie music. On YouTube, the magazine would create a channel called "InD Music" to feature interviews and live songs from both established and up-and-coming artists. This would give viewers new music to discover and enjoy existing artists, promoting both the artists and the magazine's exposure. Twitter would be used to give quick updates to followers about news and content through an @InDMagazine account. Customers could also interact by posting pictures and opinions. Facebook may not be as large as the other platforms but could still engage the slightly older target market with behind-the-scenes information. Overall, social media allows the
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The Parisian audiobranding agency By Music launched its "Let The Music Brand" campaign for its 10th anniversary. The campaign asked the public to integrate the word "brand" into pop song lyrics to advertise for the agency. Over 300 people participated by submitting lyrics they had changed. The top 4 submissions were selected, and the winner received a guitar and photoshoot for their submission of changed lyrics to "Don't Stop Til You Brand Enough". The campaign was successful in boosting the agency's profile and gaining 6 new clients.
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The sub genre chosen for the magazine is house music, as there is space in the market for a magazine focused on this genre given the lack of existing options and broad appeal among different ages. The first issue of Mix Mag was published in 1983 as a DJ newsletter and later expanded to cover all dance music and club culture during the rise of acid house and rave scenes. Throughout the 1990s, the magazine grew more popular with both a young clubgoing audience and wider range. Development Hell LTD would be chosen as the publisher since they have successfully published Mix Mag for years and are well-known and experienced in the dance music magazine field.
Question 3
The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute a music magazine focused on rap music. It analyzes Bauer Media Group and TimeInc.UK, which both currently publish music magazines. While Bauer Media Group publishes magazines in similar genres, it does not have any focused solely on rap music. TimeInc.UK publishes NME, which includes some rap content, and targets both teenage and adult audiences. Therefore, distributing the rap music magazine through TimeInc.UK could maximize its popularity by expanding the company's music offerings and appealing to both young and old readers.
Question 3
The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a music magazine. It analyzes Bauer Media Group, IPC Media, Emap, and BBC Worldwide. Bauer Media Group publishes magazines like Kerrang!, Q, and Mojo, which are in the same genre as the author's magazine, so it would benefit distribution. IPC Media and Emap are established but don't focus on the music genre. BBC Worldwide only publishes one magazine genre, which isn't music. Therefore, Bauer Media Group would be the best option since it already publishes similar music magazines.
3. What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
The document discusses choosing Bauer Media Group to distribute the author's new music magazine called "Limelight". Bauer is a well-known UK media group that publishes similar magazines. Distributing through Bauer would give the magazine and its featured up-and-coming artists great exposure. As Bauer does not normally publish hip-hop/rap magazines, their existing customers may be interested in trying this new genre. The author believes digital and print distribution through Bauer's existing online and store networks would help promote the magazine's awareness and reach its target young adult audience.
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The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a music magazine. It analyzes Bauer Media Group, IPC Media, Emap, and BBC Worldwide. Bauer Media Group publishes magazines like Kerrang!, Q, and Mojo, which are in the same genre as the author's magazine, so it would benefit distribution. IPC Media and Emap are established but don't focus on the music genre. BBC Worldwide only publishes one magazine genre, which isn't music. Therefore, Bauer Media Group would be the best option since it already publishes similar music magazines.
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1. Social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest allow sharing clips and promoting the film to generate interest. Facebook specifically allows liking, commenting and sharing of full video posts.
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3. Television channels and online platforms like Channel 4's Random Acts and the BBC Film Network provide opportunities for audiences to discover and comment on new short films from emerging filmmakers.
Evaluation 3
IPC would be best suited to publish the indie music magazine "Indie Unique" due to their experience in publishing rock and indie magazines like NME. As one of the largest UK publishers, distributing over 350 million copies annually, IPC could help make "Indie Unique" one of their top-selling magazines given its similar focus on indie music. Magazines generate significant revenue through advertisements, so "Indie Unique" could feature ads related to music apps, online brands, and music-focused companies to target its young audience.
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Ppt ideology
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Question 3
The document provides information about three music magazines: Vibe, Songlines, and DJ Mag. It discusses their owners, target audiences, distribution methods, and advertising approaches. Vibe is owned by large media company Spin Media and has 40 million online hits per month, targeting hip hop, rap, and R&B fans. Songlines is independently based in London and distributes worldwide, targeting anyone interested in various music genres and related topics. DJ Mag is owned by IHM Global Media, published in multiple languages, and focuses on music appealing to DJs.
Evaluation 3
IPC media would be an ideal institution to distribute the media product because it is a large and successful subsidiary of Times Inc. that publishes many lifestyle and music magazines. While IPC already distributes the well-known music magazine NME, the proposed magazine has a different monthly circulation schedule and aims for a higher quality publication. Distributing the new magazine could help IPC expand its offerings beyond just lifestyle magazines to a broader range of genres.
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The history of music videos
Music videos have evolved significantly over time. Early precursors included the Kinetoscope in 1895 which played sound and video together, and theaters in the 1920s showing music alongside films. Promotional films helped promote artists like the Beatles in the 1960s. MTV launched in 1981 and was the first to regularly air music videos, helping to promote songs visually. As technology advanced, platforms like YouTube, launched in 2005, made it even easier to share and discover music videos online, leading to viral hits receiving over a billion views.
Draft of my feature article for magazine
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The document provides an outline for a music magazine, listing various article topics such as the top singles and releases of the month, an editor's letter, Q&As, interviews with bands HA4 and Kasabian, profiles of artists Bethan Boyden, Dayna Willis and Michael Bennett, festival reviews, and competitions. It also includes an artist index and notes about taking inspiration from layouts and categories of other existing music magazines.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazines. It found that the target audience is teenagers aged 14-17 who prefer pop and indie music. The magazine will feature both established and up-and-coming indie pop artists like Ed Sheeran, Arctic Monkeys, and The 1975. It will include articles on gossip, tours, and interviews, and will offer concert tickets through a competition. The magazine will be priced between £2-£2.99 and use a black and red color scheme for branding on social media like Twitter and Facebook.
Research into video platforms
The document discusses several platforms for viewing music videos including MTV, The Box, YouTube, VEVO, 4Music, and Kerrang TV. MTV was launched in 1981 and originally focused on playing music videos but now also has its own programming. The Box and 4Music are UK channels that play music videos and related content for most of the day. YouTube allows users to upload and share various types of video clips including music videos. VEVO is a joint venture between major music companies and tech companies to host music videos. Kerrang TV focuses on rock genres and guarantees to play user-requested videos.
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The document outlines plans for a new indie music magazine. It discusses taking inspiration from existing magazines like NME, Q and Kerrang in terms of style and layout. The proposed magazine will focus on up-and-coming music events and interviews with indie artists. The target audience is seen as teenagers who want to keep up with new artists. A monthly issue format is proposed, along with subscription options and an online presence to engage readers. Front covers and article layouts incorporating photos are discussed to attract buyers.
Location recce
Chloe Baker is planning a shoot for KYKO Animals at her kitchen at home in School House, Field End School, Field End Road, Eastcote, Middlesex. The advantages are that she can shoot anytime since it's her home, but there are some considerations - her mum may be busy and not want filming, the lighting could be dark so artificial lighting may be needed, and there may not be enough space to shoot what she wants.
Lyric analysis
This document provides a lyric analysis of the song "If you got the money" by Jamie T. In three sentences:
The song talks about trying to take another man's girlfriend out to satisfy her because she is unhappy with her current partner. It describes men enjoying nights out without worrying about picking up girls, and references doing drugs and feeling low after a night of partying and losing love. The lyrics discuss relationships falling apart and wasting time and money on drugs and alcohol on the weekends instead of being with family.
Location mise en-scene
The document discusses location ideas for a music video, including shooting on rooftops and run-down places teenagers would hang out, and getting shots of boys skateboarding outside. It also mentions wanting shots with sun glare effects and silhouettes, as well as using a projector to tell a story or add detail. For performance scenes, it discusses shooting on a stage or setting up an outdoor performance with lights, and filming at locations with views of city lights in the background or friends in a park.
Artist mise en-scene
Oliver, the main actor, is meant to dress like the indie artist KYKO in skinny jeans, messy shoes, jumpers or shirts, and original clothing that is not too formal. His hair should be messy but cared for like KYKO's. For his performance, Oliver should dress slightly smarter in a shirt, jeans, and casual shoes. The other actors should dress in alternative/indie styles like big jumpers, shirts, jeans, and trainers to look comfortable being themselves.
Iconography of different music genres
This document summarizes the conventions and iconography of different music genres in music videos. It notes that pop videos typically focus on the main singer(s) and include dance routines and costume changes. Rock videos often include a narrative and performance, with dark lighting and outfits representing the genre. Country videos generally tell the story of the song's lyrics through a natural performance. Indie videos focus more on lyrics than performance, using domestic settings. R&B videos highly sexualize males and females, while hip hop videos are set in urban locations and respect women more than R&B.
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This document discusses distributing a pop music magazine through a media institution. It considers Bauer Media and Immediate Media Company as potential institutions. Bauer Media is favored due to its size, experience with music magazines, and ability to promote the magazine across multiple platforms. Synergy marketing ideas are proposed, such as a POPCORN music award and radio station to increase brand recognition. The document also analyzes how the magazine's design and content would attract attention, interest, desire, and action from the target audience according to the AIDA model.
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The music magazine "TUNE" would be distributed by Adria Media Group, a regional media company that owns entertainment magazines. Adria Media Group is a leader in the region with print, digital, TV, and online platforms. The magazine would also be distributed through shops, schools/universities, concert venues, an online website, and social media to engage the target young audience. These distribution channels would increase sales and recognition of the magazine.
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The media company that would be most suitable to distribute the "Tuned In" magazine is Bauer Media Group. Bauer Media Group is Europe's largest privately owned publishing group, having been in business since 1953. They own and publish magazines similar to "Tuned In", such as "Q Magazine" and "Kerrang", focused on rock music. Bauer Media Group has not published a hip hop/urban style music magazine before, so "Tuned In" would bring a new genre to the group and add to their variety. Choosing Bauer Media Group would provide advantages for advertising "Tuned In" across their radio, television, and digital media platforms.
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The document discusses a magazine aimed at young adults interested in alternative rock music. It describes targeting both male and female readers in their 20s. It aims to represent this audience and genre positively by showing how being naive can foster creativity. The magazine features dark color schemes, writing styles, and content inspired by alternative music and its typical fans. It hopes to attract this audience while also being open to all social classes, with an emphasis on supporting up-and-coming and working-class bands.
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The document discusses various marketing techniques that could be used to distribute an upcoming artist's music production widely, including newspaper/magazine articles, official websites/fan sites, local music festivals, social media, word of mouth marketing, radio interviews, merchandise, and distribution on YouTube, iTunes, and Spotify. The goal is to create a large target audience and increase the artist's recognition to help the artist and the company's business. Each technique is described in terms of how it could promote the artist's music and increase awareness, interest, and followers.
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My media product, "Takeover" magazine, would be best distributed by IPC Media, the company that owns and distributes NME magazine. [IPC Media] has experience reaching the target audience of indie/rock music fans through large retailers. Distributing through [IPC Media] would allow my magazine to leverage their existing audience and distribution channels. I would also advertise "Takeover" using similar social media strategies as NME and MOJO magazines to promote directly to my target audience.
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The document discusses promotional ideas for a music magazine, including giving away concert tickets to increase sales. It also suggests offering subscription deals with freebies to secure monthly sales and profits. Using social media is promoted as an effective way to advertise to the magazine's target youth audience, with plans to create pages on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to share photos and updates about articles, artists, and new issues.
Question 3 media
IPC Media would be the most suitable media institution to distribute my magazine product. [IPC] produces over 60 print and digital brands reaching 26 million UK adults monthly. They have experience distributing magazines similar in content to my proposed product, focusing on hip hop music and culture. As a larger, more established company than private Vibe Media, [IPC] could better handle potential risks if my new magazine is not immediately successful.
Question 3
The document discusses choosing a media institution to publish and distribute a new music magazine. It states that media institutions help promote products in the media market through platforms like radio and magazines. The author decides to partner with Development Hell LTD because they are a small, independent publisher who has experience with a similar, successful magazine in the same genre. Partnering with this institution will help the magazine appeal to its target audience and expand its reach through additional platforms like a website, radio station, festival sponsorships and merchandise to grow the brand.
Promotional methods
This document discusses promotional methods for a new music magazine. It recommends using social media, endorsements from popular artists, radio advertisements, and advertisements in similar publications to reach their target audience of young music fans. For the magazine launch party, it suggests hosting an experiential event on a luxury boat on the Thames in London with live performances from featured artists. High-profile guests will help generate publicity through social media posts. Competitions will also be held to engage fans and give them a chance to attend the exclusive launch event.
Synergy and technological convergence
My power point is about how synergy and technological convergence affects music magazines, and how NME is a brand.
Question 3
This document discusses choosing a media institution to publish a music magazine. It states that media institutions help promote products through channels like radio and magazines. The author decides to partner with Development Hell LTD, an independent publisher of a similar successful magazine, because they will help the new magazine appeal to its target genre-specific audience. Partnering with this institution would allow expanding the magazine's reach through a website, radio station, festival sponsorships and potentially merchandise to grow the brand.
Critical reflection 2
Branding is used to distinguish products and organizations from competitors through the overall customer experience. Music can be used for branding in a less commercial, more engaging way. The music video for artist Feriha Ahmed was designed to introduce her work raising awareness of women's and LGBTQ issues through a mysterious opening montage and promotion of her message and image. Multiple channels were used to promote the artist including a website, social media accounts, merchandise, and record label representing her message of equality.
Evaluation question 3
This document evaluates three potential media institutions that could distribute a new music magazine: Bauer Media Group, TimeInc/IPC, and an overview. Bauer Media Group is identified as the most suitable choice as they are the world's largest privately owned publishing group, distributing over 300 magazines globally across different media. Their experience publishing similar magazines like Q, Mojo and Kerrang means they understand the target market. While both Bauer and TimeInc are large, successful companies, Bauer is a better fit as they have proven experience distributing magazines in the same genre.
Q3
The author argues that Bauer Media would be the best institution to distribute their media product. Bauer Media uses various platforms like magazines, radio, social media, and Spotify to attract over 22 million weekly UK users. They adapt to their audience's preferences across different platforms. Distributing through Bauer Media would allow the author's audience to engage through multiple channels and expand the audience. Bauer Media is also experienced in magazine publishing and keeping audiences interested by featuring new artists, which would benefit the author's magazine focused on a new artist.
New media
This document discusses how a music magazine called Harmony Magazine plans to use social media to connect with its audience. It will create accounts on Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter to share behind-the-scenes content, photos, videos, and information about upcoming issues and featured artists. The goal is to build a large following and become more influential by embracing social media, which will help improve the magazine's brand image and reach a wider audience.
Q3 evaluation
Time Inc. is a multinational corporation that specializes in publishing a variety of print and digital magazines across different genres. They own magazines like People, NME, Marie Claire and Sports Illustrated. This document discusses how Time Inc. would be well-suited to distribute the author's proposed music magazine, as they already publish NME, an indie music magazine. Time Inc. has experience successfully launching and promoting new publications in both print and digital formats. While working with a large institution could allow less control, partnering with an experienced publisher like Time Inc. could help a new magazine survive and reach its target audience.
Q3
IPC Media would be a suitable institution to distribute Kate's magazine. IPC publishes magazines such as Women and Yachting Monthly but does not have any magazines focused on clubbing and nightlife scenes. Distributing Kate's magazine could help IPC broaden their audience and fill a gap in the market, appealing to more people and increasing sales. Development Hell Limited is unlikely to distribute the magazine as it is similar in style and focus to their existing Mix Mag publication, and would not help them reach new customers or markets.
Evaluation 3
IPC Media would be a suitable institution to distribute the music magazine "RIFF" because they distribute similar niche magazines focused on specific music genres, including "NME" and "Uncut". IPC engages with a large audience in the UK across different platforms. Though Bauer Media is a large multi-platform media group, they tend to distribute more mass market music magazines rather than niche publications, so they would not be a good fit for the targeted indie/alternative music genre of "RIFF".
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