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The document provides details about the products being created for a fashion magazine brief: 1) The front cover of the first magazine edition will feature a model posing in a shop wearing an attractive dress and makeup to appeal to the 18-22 year old target audience. The cover will use depth-of-field to blur the background and draw attention to the model. 2) The accompanying website will include photos of the model, additional facts about the magazine, and contact information for feedback. It will be easy to navigate and link to the model's social media accounts. 3) Both products will be advertised through social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter to reach the target audience who frequently use these platforms for fashion information
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Audience profiling involves considering factors like age, gender, income, interests and lifestyle to define the target audience for a new media product. Key demographic groups include higher management professionals, middle management and media professionals, white and blue collar office workers, semi-skilled and unskilled manual workers, and unemployed groups like students and pensioners.
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The document lists 6 potential names for a fashion magazine: Hermosa, Bellissimo, Stupefacente, An chio, Perfemante, and Signore.
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The document outlines plans for a new high-end fashion magazine targeted towards people aged 16-25. It will be called Steppingstone and feature photos of male and female models in various styles with brief descriptions. The magazine will include common elements like a masthead, cover stories, and dates. There will be two different cover designs - one featuring a female model looking at the camera against a plain background, and another with a male model looking away in an urban setting. The content and style of the magazine will aim to appeal to its target audience.
NEA Task 4 Research
William Randolph Hearst was an influential early 20th century publisher who owned several newspapers across America. During the Cuban War for Independence, he and his mentor Joseph Pulitzer published sensationalized images of Cuban troops in their newspapers, giving rise to the term "yellow journalism." Hearst expanded into magazine publishing with titles like Good Housekeeping, National Geographic, and Harper's Bazaar. Other important magazines of this era included Vogue and Vanity Fair by Conde Nast and the news magazine Time founded by Henry Luce, considered one of the most influential publishers in history.
NEA Task 2 Research
The document discusses various conventions used in fashion magazine design and photography. These conventions include using high key lighting to make models look more attractive, posing models in different body language to appear more appealing, and using bold mastheads and cover lines to contrast or complement the model's outfit or magazine theme. Additional conventions covered are tying themes, clothing colors, and central images to the magazine's audience and purpose. Issue dates, prices, and positioning statements are also discussed as common elements.
NEA Planning Task 3
The document provides initial ideas for the planning of a magazine cover, including key elements like a masthead, central image, featured stories, color scheme, tagline, cover story, and fonts. The central image would be of an 18-23 year old male or female model in fashionable clothes in a mid-close up or serious shot. The color scheme and background images would be similar to previous practice shoots, using plain single colors or street scenes. The specific stories, slogan, and fonts would be determined later based on the finalized central image idea and theme of the magazine.
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