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The author created a survey on SurveyMonkey to gather feedback about their magazine concept from friends, family and others on Facebook. The survey was active for two weeks but only a small number of responses were collected. However, the responses provided useful information, particularly around pricing and color preferences. The majority suggested a price of £4.99 and preferred the colors red, white and black. The survey helped resolve open questions for the author and will inform how they develop their magazine.
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Questionnaire results
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Representation in media can be unfair, biased, and promote harmful stereotypes. For example, representations of women in house music magazines are often oversexualized. An analysis of Google image search results for "female DJs" versus "male DJs" found that images of women were more likely to be sexualized and not actually show female DJs at work. Nightclubs and house music parties are also often misrepresented in media as places of excessive drunkenness and violence, when in reality this does not reflect most people's experiences. Representation plays a role in how different groups are perceived and can negatively impact careers if they promote unfair biases.
Font Analysis (AS Media)
This document discusses a font called "Magazine" that is wavy and informal, mimicking handwritten text. The font represents the ever-evolving genre of house music. While readable, the font may seem childish to older audiences and is best suited for a younger audience. It fits the style of a house music magazine but becomes difficult to read at larger sizes due to its pixilated, digital appearance.
House Music history, genre research, AS Media
House music originated in 1980s Chicago, pioneered by Frankie Knuckles at clubs like "The Warehouse". It featured repetitive 4/4 beats and synthesized basslines. In the late 1980s, house music gained popularity globally and was infused with mainstream pop in the early 1990s. The UK developed chill house in the 1990s. Illegal raves featuring house music were also common in the UK during this period. From 2000-2010, vocals became more prominent in house music and festivals dedicated to the genre emerged. From 2010 onward, progressive house rose in popularity through artists like Swedish House Mafia. However, few prominent female DJs have achieved the same global success as their male counterparts in the house music genre
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The student analyzed a magazine created by another student. They liked the simple color scheme using black, red, and white. They also liked unique features like the anagram name relating to the genre and the subscription ad on the contents page. Some critiques were the small cover lines and robotic model pose. Overall, the student felt it was professionally designed and believable as a real magazine. They identified ideas they wanted to incorporate into their own magazine, such as the two-page contents spread and using quotes to break up text.
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Chapter 2
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- 1. I made a survey on Survey monkey with questions I though were appropriate for my magazine genre. I sent the survey out to friends and family but also shared it on Facebook in the hopes of getting a wider response range. The survey was live for two weeks. Unfortunately I only managed to get back a small handful of responses. Luckily the responses I received were varied and helped me with the responses I received.
- 11. Conclusion From my survey research I have have had questions that I was not quite sure about answered by the respondents. The most helpful responses for me were the price. From the responses I got regarding the price the one most meeting all of the responses was around £4.99 this is the price I will set my magazine at. Another point I struggled to decide on was the colour, my problem was again resolved with the majority of respondents opting for red white and black. I am glad about this because it was the colour I wanted to use the most. Overall doing the survey helped me a lot and I will continue to refer back to this research when I am putting my magazine together