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Question 3
Bauer Media Group would be the best media institution to distribute the author's pop music magazine for three key reasons:
1) Bauer Media Group has extensive experience in distributing magazines over many years and the author's magazine would benefit from their recognition and popularity.
2) The author's magazine would be the only pop music magazine distributed by Bauer Media Group, facing no direct competition from other similar magazines within the same institution.
3) Bauer Media Group also distributes several pop music radio stations, linking their offerings to the genre of the author's proposed magazine.
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Nme readership profile
The typical NME reader is male (69%), aged 24, and either works full-time (52%) or is still studying (29%). They spend on average £152 per year on footwear, £532 on clothes, £66 on DVDs, and £1229 on music equipment. Most NME readers use the internet (94%), have broadband (76%), and receive digital TV or satellite signals (84%).
Nme
NME is a weekly British music magazine published by IPC Media. It targets predominantly male readers ages 17-30, who are well-educated music enthusiasts. The magazine's front covers use images of contemporary bands and headlines about new music to attract its dedicated, young, and trendy audience. Codes like the prominent masthead and use of pink and white create a modern, consistent style that appeals to readers and builds brand loyalty.
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Question 3
Bauer Media Group would be the best media institution to distribute the author's pop music magazine for three key reasons:
1) Bauer Media Group has extensive experience in distributing magazines over many years and the author's magazine would benefit from their recognition and popularity.
2) The author's magazine would be the only pop music magazine distributed by Bauer Media Group, facing no direct competition from other similar magazines within the same institution.
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Masthead drafts
This very short document consists of the word "Masthead" followed by the word "Drafts" on the first line. The remaining three lines simply contain the word "Beatz". The document appears to be testing formatting or placeholder text.
Masthead drafts
This very short document contains 3 repetitions of the word "Beatz". It appears to be focused on or related to music production given the use of the word "Beatz" which is a common slang term referring to music beats or the process of making beats. The document provides very little other context or information.
Mock up feedback
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Magazine mock ups
This document discusses magazine mock ups and layout designs. It includes contents pages, front covers, and double page spreads to showcase magazine designs. The mock ups allow visualization of magazine layouts prior to publication.
Copy of gantt chart template
The document contains a timeline from March 4th to 28th for planning and producing a music magazine. It includes tasks such as developing readership profiles, mood boards, location scouting, photo shoots, font selection, masthead and cover designs, content pages, and sample articles. Feedback will be gathered on mock-ups before finalizing the front cover, content page, and sample double page spread for the magazine.
Masthead feedback
The author received feedback on three masthead design options from various people. They found that the middle design stood out the most due to its shadowing of the letters and unique color. Based on the feedback, the author made some changes to the chosen middle design by darkening the shadowing and changing the color. After further testing different color combinations on all three designs, the middle design was still deemed best. The author concluded they would use the modified middle design as the magazine's masthead.
Font drafts
The document evaluates several fonts for suitability for use in a magazine called "Beatz". Impact is selected for the masthead as it is clear, bold, and matches the look being sought. Courier New is selected for articles as it has well-spaced, open lettering. Comic Sans MS, Dotum, SimHei, DFKai-SB, and Franklin Gothic are rejected for being too plain, boring, or not matching the target genre or audience.
Evaluation analysis
The document discusses the evaluation of magazine cover and contents pages. The author analyzed two front covers and two contents pages from a student magazine. They learned that titles are called mastheads and are placed prominently at the top to be memorable. Columns are useful on contents pages to make information easy to read. The author applied these lessons to their own work by using a bold masthead and columns. A questionnaire was also used to gather feedback from classmates on preferred magazine elements and content to further improve the front cover and contents page.
Analyses of front cover 2
The magazine targets students aged 16-19. The masthead and funky font clearly show this. The selling line "By students, for students" directly states this target audience. Sample headlines like "GET LEARNING!" and "EMA CUTS" will appeal to students' interests and concerns. Prizes like an iPod touch make the magazine exciting. The colorful, multi-haired student in the main photo further depicts the target audience and connotes fun.
Analyses of front cover 1
The document analyzes the front cover of a student magazine. It summarizes the key elements of the cover including the masthead, main image, website information, selling line, features aimed at students, main headline, and prizes/quizzes. Overall, the analysis concludes that the magazine is clearly aimed at male and female students ages 16-19 based on the cover design and topics addressed in a generally formal but somewhat informal tone.
Analyses of contents page 2
The document summarizes key aspects of a college magazine's layout and design. The masthead "College Weekly" is prominently displayed at the top in a bubbly font to connote fun. The contents page is organized into columns for easy navigation. A large background photo of smiling students promotes a happy college life experience. The informal language and personal student stories are intended to connect with readers.
Call sheet 1
This call sheet outlines the plans for a photo shoot at Henley Park from 12:30-13:40. The photographer is Natalie St Clair and the model is Bridie Courtney-Morgan. They plan to shoot close-up images of the model staring into the camera wearing red lipstick for the cover, against a brick wall looking down for the contents page, and laughing on the swings for a double page spread. Equipment includes a camera and costumes include casual clothes, a furry jacket, and red lipstick.
Prop list for photo shoot
The document lists props for a photo shoot, including a guitar to relate to readers who play music, trendy costumes to connect with popular styles, a leather jacket with studs to seem funky and wild, tight dark jeans or leggings to create mystery, bright red lipstick for excitement and intrigue, and red accessories and black sunglasses to match the edgy look and hint at revelations inside the magazine.
Model contact sheet
This document contains a list of 4 names and corresponding numbers. Bridie Courtney Morgan is associated with number 07857102975, Natalie Savage with 07796172148, Natasha Wells with 07504614188, and Ellie Mayer with 07525356518.
Nme readership profile
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Nme readership profile
The typical NME reader is male (69%), aged 24, and either works full-time (52%) or is still studying (29%). They spend on average £152 per year on footwear, £532 on clothes, £66 on DVDs, and £1229 on music equipment. Most NME readers use the internet (94%), have broadband (76%), and receive digital TV or satellite signals (84%).
Focus group write up
The document summarizes the results of a focus group conducted to gather feedback for a planned music magazine. Key findings included:
1) Participants preferred articles with backstage information rather than celebrity interviews.
2) Most were willing to pay £2.50 for the magazine but not on a weekly basis, helping determine production frequency and costs.
3) "Beatz" was the preferred name over "Rhythm" and will be printed on the front cover.
4) Rihanna would be a good choice for front cover features given her large, worldwide fan base.
Brief write up of questionnaire
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music preferences and magazine interests. The questionnaire showed that Coldplay and Rihanna were the most popular artists, so they will be featured prominently. It also identified what motivates people to buy magazines. The writer will use these insights to create the best music magazine possible tailored to their readers' wants.
Magazine analysis
The document provides an analysis of magazine covers and contents pages. Key points:
1) Magazine covers use images, fonts, colors and taglines to attract target audiences and convey what's inside. Covers of Rolling Stone, Q and NME use revealing models and prominent artist names to appeal mainly to male readers interested in music.
2) Contents pages organize articles into columns and sections labeled with clear headers. They include photos, editor's letters, and page numbers to help readers find stories of interest.
3) Design elements like mastheads, dates, and color schemes frame the content and guide readers through the magazines in a tidy, easy-to-navigate format. Photos and graphics make the pages visually
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Masthead drafts
This very short document consists of the word "Masthead" followed by the word "Drafts" on the first line. The remaining three lines simply contain the word "Beatz". The document appears to be testing formatting or placeholder text.
Masthead drafts
This very short document contains 3 repetitions of the word "Beatz". It appears to be focused on or related to music production given the use of the word "Beatz" which is a common slang term referring to music beats or the process of making beats. The document provides very little other context or information.
Mock up feedback
The document provides feedback from mockups of a magazine's front cover, contents page, and double page spreads. For the front cover, the first design was most popular for being simple, clear, and appealing. The contents page feedback showed the first design used space and images best. The double page spread feedback said the writing/images in the middle may not work due to the magazine crease, and the third design was most interesting for the target audience.
Magazine mock ups
This document discusses magazine mock ups and layout designs. It includes contents pages, front covers, and double page spreads to showcase magazine designs. The mock ups allow visualization of magazine layouts prior to publication.
Copy of gantt chart template
The document contains a timeline from March 4th to 28th for planning and producing a music magazine. It includes tasks such as developing readership profiles, mood boards, location scouting, photo shoots, font selection, masthead and cover designs, content pages, and sample articles. Feedback will be gathered on mock-ups before finalizing the front cover, content page, and sample double page spread for the magazine.
Masthead feedback
The author received feedback on three masthead design options from various people. They found that the middle design stood out the most due to its shadowing of the letters and unique color. Based on the feedback, the author made some changes to the chosen middle design by darkening the shadowing and changing the color. After further testing different color combinations on all three designs, the middle design was still deemed best. The author concluded they would use the modified middle design as the magazine's masthead.
Font drafts
The document evaluates several fonts for suitability for use in a magazine called "Beatz". Impact is selected for the masthead as it is clear, bold, and matches the look being sought. Courier New is selected for articles as it has well-spaced, open lettering. Comic Sans MS, Dotum, SimHei, DFKai-SB, and Franklin Gothic are rejected for being too plain, boring, or not matching the target genre or audience.
Evaluation analysis
The document discusses the evaluation of magazine cover and contents pages. The author analyzed two front covers and two contents pages from a student magazine. They learned that titles are called mastheads and are placed prominently at the top to be memorable. Columns are useful on contents pages to make information easy to read. The author applied these lessons to their own work by using a bold masthead and columns. A questionnaire was also used to gather feedback from classmates on preferred magazine elements and content to further improve the front cover and contents page.
Analyses of front cover 2
The magazine targets students aged 16-19. The masthead and funky font clearly show this. The selling line "By students, for students" directly states this target audience. Sample headlines like "GET LEARNING!" and "EMA CUTS" will appeal to students' interests and concerns. Prizes like an iPod touch make the magazine exciting. The colorful, multi-haired student in the main photo further depicts the target audience and connotes fun.
Analyses of front cover 1
The document analyzes the front cover of a student magazine. It summarizes the key elements of the cover including the masthead, main image, website information, selling line, features aimed at students, main headline, and prizes/quizzes. Overall, the analysis concludes that the magazine is clearly aimed at male and female students ages 16-19 based on the cover design and topics addressed in a generally formal but somewhat informal tone.
Analyses of contents page 2
The document summarizes key aspects of a college magazine's layout and design. The masthead "College Weekly" is prominently displayed at the top in a bubbly font to connote fun. The contents page is organized into columns for easy navigation. A large background photo of smiling students promotes a happy college life experience. The informal language and personal student stories are intended to connect with readers.
Call sheet 1
This call sheet outlines the plans for a photo shoot at Henley Park from 12:30-13:40. The photographer is Natalie St Clair and the model is Bridie Courtney-Morgan. They plan to shoot close-up images of the model staring into the camera wearing red lipstick for the cover, against a brick wall looking down for the contents page, and laughing on the swings for a double page spread. Equipment includes a camera and costumes include casual clothes, a furry jacket, and red lipstick.
Prop list for photo shoot
The document lists props for a photo shoot, including a guitar to relate to readers who play music, trendy costumes to connect with popular styles, a leather jacket with studs to seem funky and wild, tight dark jeans or leggings to create mystery, bright red lipstick for excitement and intrigue, and red accessories and black sunglasses to match the edgy look and hint at revelations inside the magazine.
Model contact sheet
This document contains a list of 4 names and corresponding numbers. Bridie Courtney Morgan is associated with number 07857102975, Natalie Savage with 07796172148, Natasha Wells with 07504614188, and Ellie Mayer with 07525356518.
Nme readership profile
The typical NME reader is male (69%), aged 24, and either works full-time (52%) or is still studying (29%). They spend on average £152 per year on footwear, £532 on clothes, £66 on DVDs, and £1229 on music equipment. Most NME readers use the internet (94%), have broadband (76%), and receive digital TV or satellite signals (84%).
Nme readership profile
The typical NME reader is male (69%), aged 24, and either works full-time (52%) or is still studying (29%). They spend on average £152 per year on footwear, £532 on clothes, £66 on DVDs, and £1229 on music equipment. Most NME readers use the internet (94%), have broadband (76%), and receive digital TV or satellite signals (84%).
Focus group write up
The document summarizes the results of a focus group conducted to gather feedback for a planned music magazine. Key findings included:
1) Participants preferred articles with backstage information rather than celebrity interviews.
2) Most were willing to pay £2.50 for the magazine but not on a weekly basis, helping determine production frequency and costs.
3) "Beatz" was the preferred name over "Rhythm" and will be printed on the front cover.
4) Rihanna would be a good choice for front cover features given her large, worldwide fan base.
Brief write up of questionnaire
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music preferences and magazine interests. The questionnaire showed that Coldplay and Rihanna were the most popular artists, so they will be featured prominently. It also identified what motivates people to buy magazines. The writer will use these insights to create the best music magazine possible tailored to their readers' wants.
Magazine analysis
The document provides an analysis of magazine covers and contents pages. Key points:
1) Magazine covers use images, fonts, colors and taglines to attract target audiences and convey what's inside. Covers of Rolling Stone, Q and NME use revealing models and prominent artist names to appeal mainly to male readers interested in music.
2) Contents pages organize articles into columns and sections labeled with clear headers. They include photos, editor's letters, and page numbers to help readers find stories of interest.
3) Design elements like mastheads, dates, and color schemes frame the content and guide readers through the magazines in a tidy, easy-to-navigate format. Photos and graphics make the pages visually