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This monthly sports magazine aims to inform and entertain readers between 12-15 years old about sporting events in Hertfordshire each month. It will include a feature interview, quizzes and shorter athlete interviews, with a red and green color scheme. The 30-page magazine will compete with other regional sports magazines and be distributed through a £3.99 monthly subscription or free online access.
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Sport interviews pitch
This document provides details about a proposed sports interview magazine, including its purpose, format, competition, content, target audience, design elements, distribution, marketing, and personnel needs. The magazine's purpose is to inform and entertain readers about athletes in the local area. It will be a monthly 30-page A4-sized publication focusing on one feature interview per issue along with other shorter athlete profiles, sporting updates, and puzzles. The target audience is boys and girls aged 12-15, and it will be marketed through subscriptions, online previews, and door-to-door delivery.
Evaluation Question 4
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Target Audience Profile
This magazine targets students aged 16-19 who are studying A-levels from middle-class backgrounds. It aims to provide proactive, ambitious students with tips on saving money, jobs, and opportunities as well as entertainment and a comfort zone during their stressful studies. The target audience enjoys being social and up-to-date on current events and future opportunities, and strives to continuously better themselves by exploring opportunities to improve and achieve their goals.
Evaluation Question 5
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Publisher Research
Time Inc. UK publishes magazines on a wide range of topics including fashion, beauty, sports, business, technology and lifestyle. Their audiences include men, women, and younger people aged 16-18 interested in particular subjects or a variety of topics. Time Inc. could be a suitable publisher for a music magazine as they attract large audiences, publish magazines on many topics, and already publish one music magazine, NME. However, Bauer may be more suitable as they are one of the UK's most influential music media brands with better experience in music and access to journalists and artists.
Publisher Research
Time Inc. UK publishes magazines on a variety of topics including fashion, beauty, sports, business, technology and lifestyle. Their audiences include both men and women aged 16-18 interested in particular subjects or a wide range. Time Inc. could be a suitable publisher for a new music magazine because they attract a large, diverse audience and already publish one music magazine. However, Bauer may be more suitable as they specialize in music media as one of the UK's most influential music brands, with experience in the genre and access to journalists and artists.
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Time Inc. UK publishes magazines covering a wide range of topics from fashion, beauty, sports, business, technology and lifestyle. Their audience includes both men and women aged 16-18 interested in these various subjects. While Time Inc. could publish a new music magazine given their experience attracting large audiences across topics and existing music title, Bauer may be better suited as they specialize in music media with focused experience and connections within the music industry.
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The target audience of the magazine is people aged 30 and below who have an interest in electronic and house music. Specifically, the magazine aims at mature students aged 18-24, offering student discounts. It also targets those involved in producing and DJing electronic music, containing reviews of relevant technology. The magazine is designed to be re-readable and generate repeat customers by being informative and thought-provoking.
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Time Inc. UK publishes magazines on a wide range of topics including fashion, beauty, sports, business, technology and lifestyle. Their audiences include men, women, and younger people aged 16-18 interested in particular subjects or a variety of topics. Time Inc. could be a suitable publisher for a music magazine as they attract large audiences, publish magazines on many topics, and already publish one music magazine, NME. However, Bauer may be more suitable as they are one of the UK's most influential music media brands with better experience in music and access to journalists and artists.
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The document describes the process of designing a magazine front cover and double page spread layout in Adobe InDesign. Key steps include:
1) Inserting and sizing a main cover image, blurring the background slightly, and using cloning and burning tools to adjust the image size and contrast.
2) Adding a title, strapline, circle shape, and barcode then positioning text and images.
3) Setting up a double page spread with proper margins, bleed, and slug and adding columns to structure text and images.
4) Choosing fonts, colors, and positioning elements like the title, article text, pull quote, and competition text/box to complete the layout.
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Codes and conventions are important aspects of media products that help create meaning and signal genre. For example, horror films typically use darker lighting and faster-paced music, while westerns often feature cowboys and guns. Media conventions provide familiarity and understanding for audiences. This document discusses several examples of conventions used in advertising for fizzy drinks, including centering the product can, using colors that match the brand, and including imagery related to the drink's flavor. Common conventions like slogans, call-to-action circles with ingredient information, and stockpiling of products help advertising fit expectations and communicate effectively with audiences.
Pitch
This document provides information about a proposed new music magazine called "Magnet Music" focused on artists from Hertfordshire, England. The monthly magazine will feature both up-and-coming local artists and more famous names. It will be priced at £3.99 and distributed in supermarkets and music shops in the area. The target audience is ages 13-50, appealing to both men and women, and following a consistent color theme and fonts for easy recognition.
DiscoverHerts presentation 2.pptx
This document outlines a pitch for a new music magazine called DiscoverHertsMusic that will focus on small musicians in Hertfordshire, England. The magazine aims to promote local music events, inform readers about musicians, and educate people on different music genres. It will compete with other regional publications that have smaller music sections or focus only on classical music. The monthly magazine will be published both online and in print, featuring a variety of artists' genres through designs and fonts. It aims to support up-and-coming local musicians and will target readers ages 15-50 through social media marketing and local magazine distribution.
pitch 1.pptx
The magazine will inform people about pop music in Hertfordshire, discover new local artists, and promote music venues and events in the area. It will be published every 3 weeks with 65 pages covering interviews, reviews, and stories through a pink, purple, and blue color scheme. The target audience is 20-40 year old Hertfordshire residents who enjoy music. It will be funded through subscriptions, advertising, and investors. Distribution will be both online and in local newsagents, and it will be produced by a experienced small magazine printing company.
pitch for magazine.pptx
The document outlines a proposal for a new monthly magazine called The Herts Music Magazine that will cover musical artists and upcoming events in Hertfordshire. It will have 25 pages in an A4 size format with bright colors and include interviews, images, and articles to inform and entertain readers about music. The target audience is 16-30 year olds living in Hertfordshire.
Chords of History.pptx
This document provides details on the proposed "Chords of History" magazine, including its purpose to expose readers to emerging artists and insights into the music industry. It will feature content on emerging artists, artist origins, venues, and a unique selling point. The target audience is not specified. It discusses the color scheme, font styles, personnel and their roles, distribution and marketing methods through event promotion and sales in stores, a biweekly release schedule, and acknowledges there will be competition.
REVERB final pitch.pptx
This document proposes a new magazine called Reverb focused on R&B, soul, and rap music in Hertfordshire, UK. It will include news, interviews, and information about local artists. The target audience is teens and young adults aged 15-25. It outlines the competition, genre, layout, colors, fonts, and target demographics. It also discusses the needed resources, personnel, costs, distribution, marketing, and production company. The conclusion states the magazine meets industry standards and will use various techniques to successfully market to its target audience.
JH presentation
The document outlines a proposal for a digital and print magazine called "Herts Festivals" that will promote festivals in Hertfordshire. The magazine will have around 50-60 pages and be distributed both online through a website and social media, as well as in print form. It will aim to inform an audience aged 14-60 about upcoming festivals. The magazine will have a consistent layout and color scheme matching each festival's branding. It will be produced in-house with a budget of £35,000 and sold for £3.99 to undercut competitors. The goal is to make information about Hertfordshire festivals more accessible and increase attention for events.
M2 (U20).pptx
The document justifies the planned components of an advertising campaign for a new drink called PhizzWizard targeted at the media sector. It explains the choice of title "PhizzWizard" and slogan "Go retro, Go PhizzWizard" to grab attention. Social media, billboards and video ads are chosen as the media due to their effectiveness. Popular actors and a director are selected to appeal to the target age group. Images of the drink can and logos are picked to promote the product. Colors like red, pink and purple are used to associate with strawberries and creativity. Layouts center the can image. The tone will have a retro feel but also be exciting to add depth.
proposal pitch.pptx
This document provides information about a proposed concert magazine, including its purpose, target audience, content, distribution, budget, and production company. The purpose is to educate and inform the music community about upcoming artists and concerts. The target audience is people aged 16-38 interested in music. The magazine will be 45 pages long, published every 4 weeks, with bright colors, photos, and interviews. It will be distributed in shops and online, and promoted on social media. The budget allocates salaries for editors, photographers, writers and costs for equipment. The production company is small and focuses on unique areas not covered by other music magazines.
Viral venues.pptx
This document outlines a proposal for a music magazine focusing on music festivals in Hertfordshire, England. The magazine aims to showcase the variety of music festivals in the county and provide readers information on events, lineups, dates, and prices. It will be a 50-page summer release targeting 18-25 year olds and music enthusiasts. The budget accounts for production costs like printing, photography equipment, writers, and distribution. Marketing will involve local shop distribution and a digital version to reach audiences outside the county via social media promotion. An in-house production company is proposed to keep costs low and make the magazine competitively priced.
Vibrant Venues Powerpoint.pptx
The document outlines a business plan for a magazine called Vibrant Venues that will promote music venues and festivals in Hertfordshire, England. It will feature information on upcoming artists, concerts, and events to connect local musicians with performance opportunities and audiences. The plan addresses the magazine's purposes, competition, design, personnel, budget, distribution, and production details. The target audience is people aged 17-32 interested in music events in their area.
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- 2. Purpose Purpose is: ■ To Inform ■ To entertain ■ What is the need for this magazine?
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- 4. Competition The main competition- On:Yorkshire -other competitors are main stream sporting and football magazines eg. Match, match of the day and four four two
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- 9. Questions?