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The document discusses research conducted on music and magazine name preferences of 14 people aged 16-19. For music genres, most (8) preferred hip-hop, followed by pop (6), with no preferences for rock. For magazine names, "Rapital" was the most liked as it mixes rap with the radio name "Capital FM". The document also provides considerations for magazine design elements like mastheads, fonts, and color schemes that appeal to a hip-hop audience.
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Task 5
The document summarizes research conducted with 14 people (7 male, 7 female) ages 16-19 on their music and magazine name preferences. For music genres, most (8) preferred hip-hop, followed by pop (6), with no preferences for rock. For magazine names, "Rapital" was the most liked as it combined "rap" and the radio station "Capital FM."
Target audience profile
The target audience for the magazine is males aged 16-25 who are seriously interested in hip-hop/rap music. They want to keep up with the latest news, artists, and stories in the genre to share with friends. They use hip-hop terminology and aspire to the strong, powerful image of famous artists. They listen to hip-hop music a lot and know about new songs from their favorite artists.
XXL Case Study
XXL is a hip hop magazine first published in 1997 that features rappers and hip hop artists. It began by only featuring rap but expanded to hip hop to increase sales. Published 6 times per year in New York City, XXL also covers topics like fashion and culture. While print issues stopped in 2014, it continues online with information about new music and artists. The target audience is predominantly male rap fans between 16-24 interested in music, fashion, and hip hop culture.
Audiences feedback- short commentary
The author received feedback on their music magazine from audiences using Facebook and an iPhone voice recorder. Three people (two females aged 18 and 22, and one male aged 28) provided generally positive feedback. They liked the style, images, and references used in the magazine. However, shorter articles may attract audiences more to the artists. Identifying spelling mistakes also helped improve the professionalism. Both males and females were interested, though it seemed to attract more females potentially due to colors or the main featured artist being female. Overall, the feedback showed the magazine was successful in meeting its goals of attracting its target audience.
short Audiences feedback
The author received feedback on their music magazine from audiences using Facebook and an iPhone voice recorder. Three people (two females aged 18 and 22 and one male aged 28) provided generally positive feedback, liking the style, images, and references. They found the artists and articles attractive but suggested shorter articles may increase attraction. Identifying spelling mistakes helped improve quality. The magazine was successful in attracting its target audience of males and females aged 14-28 interested in R&B, though more females than males.
Q4 and 5
My target audience is 21-year-old Lamar, who enjoys rap artists like Tyga, 50 Cent, and Drake. I will attract and address this audience by using images, language, and discussing rappers that appeal to fans of this music genre. The magazine will feature dark, black and white images and swear words commonly found in rap music. It will also cover popular rappers that someone like Lamar enjoys listening to.
Formal proposal task 10
The document discusses initial ideas for an R&B/hip hop magazine targeted at 16-25 year olds in social classes C1 and C2. Based on audience research, the magazine will feature pictures of female artists on the cover and male artists in a competition. It will have more images than text throughout, including an interview with a new girl band in a double page spread. Photographs will portray stereotypical representations of R&B artists to match audience expectations.
Research and Planning - Task 10
The document discusses initial ideas for an R&B/hip hop magazine targeted at 16-25 year olds in social classes C1 and C2. Based on audience research, the magazine will feature pictures of female artists on the cover and male artists in competitions. Interviews will be included, such as one with an up-and-coming girl band in a double page spread. Photographs will portray stereotypical representations of R&B artists to match audience expectations. The goal is to create continuity across the magazine using color schemes, fonts and pictures.
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Task 5
The document summarizes research conducted with 14 people (7 male, 7 female) ages 16-19 on their music and magazine name preferences. For music genres, most (8) preferred hip-hop, followed by pop (6), with no preferences for rock. For magazine names, "Rapital" was the most liked as it combined "rap" and the radio station "Capital FM."
Target audience profile
The target audience for the magazine is males aged 16-25 who are seriously interested in hip-hop/rap music. They want to keep up with the latest news, artists, and stories in the genre to share with friends. They use hip-hop terminology and aspire to the strong, powerful image of famous artists. They listen to hip-hop music a lot and know about new songs from their favorite artists.
XXL Case Study
XXL is a hip hop magazine first published in 1997 that features rappers and hip hop artists. It began by only featuring rap but expanded to hip hop to increase sales. Published 6 times per year in New York City, XXL also covers topics like fashion and culture. While print issues stopped in 2014, it continues online with information about new music and artists. The target audience is predominantly male rap fans between 16-24 interested in music, fashion, and hip hop culture.
Audiences feedback- short commentary
The author received feedback on their music magazine from audiences using Facebook and an iPhone voice recorder. Three people (two females aged 18 and 22, and one male aged 28) provided generally positive feedback. They liked the style, images, and references used in the magazine. However, shorter articles may attract audiences more to the artists. Identifying spelling mistakes also helped improve the professionalism. Both males and females were interested, though it seemed to attract more females potentially due to colors or the main featured artist being female. Overall, the feedback showed the magazine was successful in meeting its goals of attracting its target audience.
short Audiences feedback
The author received feedback on their music magazine from audiences using Facebook and an iPhone voice recorder. Three people (two females aged 18 and 22 and one male aged 28) provided generally positive feedback, liking the style, images, and references. They found the artists and articles attractive but suggested shorter articles may increase attraction. Identifying spelling mistakes helped improve quality. The magazine was successful in attracting its target audience of males and females aged 14-28 interested in R&B, though more females than males.
Q4 and 5
My target audience is 21-year-old Lamar, who enjoys rap artists like Tyga, 50 Cent, and Drake. I will attract and address this audience by using images, language, and discussing rappers that appeal to fans of this music genre. The magazine will feature dark, black and white images and swear words commonly found in rap music. It will also cover popular rappers that someone like Lamar enjoys listening to.
Formal proposal task 10
The document discusses initial ideas for an R&B/hip hop magazine targeted at 16-25 year olds in social classes C1 and C2. Based on audience research, the magazine will feature pictures of female artists on the cover and male artists in a competition. It will have more images than text throughout, including an interview with a new girl band in a double page spread. Photographs will portray stereotypical representations of R&B artists to match audience expectations.
Research and Planning - Task 10
The document discusses initial ideas for an R&B/hip hop magazine targeted at 16-25 year olds in social classes C1 and C2. Based on audience research, the magazine will feature pictures of female artists on the cover and male artists in competitions. Interviews will be included, such as one with an up-and-coming girl band in a double page spread. Photographs will portray stereotypical representations of R&B artists to match audience expectations. The goal is to create continuity across the magazine using color schemes, fonts and pictures.
Media magazine genre
The document discusses magazines focused on R&B and hip hop music. It notes that while magazines like Vibe cover these genres, they also include significant coverage of hip hop. This represents a gap in the market for a magazine solely focused on R&B. The document then analyzes magazines like Vibe and Right On!, examining their target audiences, cover designs, and how they appeal to readers through the use of artists and styles that match their intended demographics. Research in the form of a questionnaire suggests that magazines are most appealing when the covers feature attractive people and limit distracting text.
Magazine genre presentation
Rap magazines aim to inform readers about the latest activities of rappers and provide information about artists, their music, and other projects. Common design elements across rap magazines include using bold colors like black, white, and red to highlight stories and attract attention. The main image usually features a central rapper or group displaying stereotypical poses and clothing like baggy clothes, chains, and baseball caps. Layouts layer text, images, and graphics but maintain a clean feel without being too simple or cluttered. Readers want to relate to and emulate the fame and lifestyle portrayed of their favorite rappers.
Media portfolio
The document discusses plans for a magazine aimed at 16-20 year olds that will focus on hip hop music and culture. It will use appropriate images and a conventional layout with photos, headlines, and text. The language will be colloquial to relate to the young audience and inform them about new music and gossip.
Research &Planning - Music Magazine analysis
This document analyzes and summarizes elements of two magazine covers - Vibe and Q magazine. It discusses the genre of the magazines as rock/pop and R&B. The main images on both covers are of iconic pop/R&B artists looking straight at the camera, breaking stereotypes. Elements like mastheads, skylines, and sans serif typography are used consistently across elements to appeal to a younger audience. The analysis also discusses contents pages, double page spreads, and the use of color and lighting in images.
Task 2a fc nme analysis 2
This magazine cover targets teenage, black males who enjoy rap music. Visual elements like graffiti, chains, and a prominent black rap artist in the foreground signal that the magazine covers rap culture. Bright colors and bold text appeal to younger audiences. Placing the masthead above the artist's head draws attention to both the magazine brand and the featured celebrity. The cover lines are designed not to distract from the main image of the rapper. Photographing the artist at a low angle makes the target audience feel powerful. These design choices aim to attract and engage the intended demographic.
Task 2
The document analyzes different parts of a music magazine focused on Dizzee Rascal, including the front cover, contents page, and a double page article spread. Several elements connect the different parts. The color scheme of red, black, and white is consistently used. The clothing and background graffiti featuring Dizzee Rascal also connect the front cover and article spread. Additionally, the informal language, neat layout following the rule of thirds, and focus on the artist Dizzee Rascal throughout connects the various magazine sections.
Researching Genres
This document discusses different music magazine genres and their typical styles. It analyzes the color schemes, target audiences, and styles of R&B, pop, hip hop/rap, and classical magazines. R&B magazines typically use dark colors with bright mastheads and target late teens to early adults. Pop magazines use bright colors like pink, white, and black to appear cheerful and target young teenage girls. Hip hop magazines generally use dark colors like black, red, and gray which relates to the origins of hip hop and target ages 16-21. Classical magazines have a vintage feel using dark red, black, and white and target older audiences. The document concludes that the author will design a rap magazine using bright colors as they can
Analysis of Cover, Double Page Spread & Contents Page
The document analyzes the front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads of two music magazines - Vibe and Beatz. For both magazines, the covers feature images of popular R&B/hip hop artists that relate to the magazines' genres and target audiences. Colors, fonts, and designs are consistent throughout and help portray the genres' moods. Double page spreads include interviews and articles about featured artists, using images, quotes, and casual language reflective of the genres. Contents pages similarly feature artists' images linked to article pages to attract readers and sell the magazines.
Enaluation question 4
The target audience of the rap magazine is 18-35 year old males who are interested in new rap music, gossip about rap artists, and incidents involving stars in the rap industry. Younger audiences aged below 18 are starting to get into rap magazines as well. Most of the target audience identified through research were males who would prefer some colorful pages but also some bland, mature designs rather than bright pop magazine styles.
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Overview For Rap Magazines
The document provides an overview of the rap magazine XXL, summarizing similarities and differences between different issues' front covers. Some key similarities discussed include the consistent placement of the XXL logo to maintain brand identity, the recurring use of bold black and red text and colors to appeal to its target young male demographic, and artists typically having straight faces expressing aggression and seriousness to be seen as strong figures. One difference highlighted is a cover featuring Dr. Dre playing chess to portray him as a strategic player rather than the usual dark clothing looks.
Questionnaire powerpoint
This document contains a survey about preferences for a pop music magazine, asking about the target age and gender, preferred magazine masthead, artists expected to feature, colors expected, content sections, design preferences for the front cover and contents page, topics for double page spreads, and preferred issue frequency. Response options are provided for short-answer and multiple-choice questions about developing a new pop music magazine.
Presentation1
The document discusses plans for a new rap music magazine, including researching existing magazines, choosing a name, genres, and article ideas. It discusses the magazine Vibe as an example, notes the popularity of rap artists like Drake and Lil Wayne, and outlines ideas for market research and audience feedback, which found most interest in artists and new rappers.
Music Magazine Research
This document outlines research and a proposal for a new music magazine targeted at teenagers interested in hip hop music. Questionnaires found that most respondents were male, aged 16-18, and listened to artists like Drake, Kanye West, and Eminem. Existing magazines like Vibe, Teen Vogue, and We Love Pop were analyzed for their target audiences and conventions. Based on this research, the proposal is for a magazine called "Zone" focused on hip hop music. It will have bold white letters on the cover matching the artist's clothing color and feature one main artist per issue.
Fonts
The document analyzes and summarizes three different fonts for their suitability for a hip hop magazine. Font #1 resembles graffiti and signifies the urban background and experiences common to hip hop artists and fans. Font #2 also resembles graffiti sprayed on a surface and connects to street culture and backgrounds. Font #3 called "bandy" is a clean but urban and sketchy font that represents successful artists while still connecting to the genre and target audience.
Magazine cover presentation
This document analyzes magazine front covers from publications like Rolling Stone, XXL Freshman, Billboard, and Kerrang. It discusses elements of magazine covers like mastheads, cover lines, selling lines, bar codes, dates, and credits. It also analyzes specific covers, noting how they use images and text to attract readers and sell issues. Key points made include how magazines choose attractive celebrities to draw viewers, craft eye-catching logos, and feature popular artists relevant to their target audiences. Comparisons are drawn between the covers of NME and Jet magazines in terms of their similar audiences, use of famous music stars, and layout designs.
Question 4
IPC has a long history publishing magazines targeted towards specific demographics and interests. In the 1800s, their magazines targeted educated white males, whereas now they consider factors like ethnicity and gender. IPC breaks audiences into categories like "Connect", targeting mass market women. They would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine due to their financial backing and experience publishing influential music magazines like NME. IPC has experience publishing various genres of magazines, so they could publish magazines focused on different music genres. Alternative publishers like Bauer may also be suitable due to their experience with music magazines.
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Questionnaire Graphs
The document contains the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a hip hop magazine. Several charts and graphs show results for questions related to demographics of readers, preferred genres, artist names, cover styles, and story types. Specifically, pie charts indicate 60% of respondents were male and 67% thought the target reader would be male. Bar graphs provide results on ages, ethnic backgrounds, music and magazine preferences for readers of a hip hop publication.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product sticks to conventions of real magazines. It follows rules such as including a masthead at the top of pages, using a consistent color scheme and font for house style. It also includes coverlines, barcodes, dates and sticks to a stereotypical theme for its target audience. Throughout the contents page and double page spread, it maintains typical magazine conventions like listing page numbers and using images and colored fonts to engage readers.
Task 7 - Questionnaire Results
The document summarizes the results of a 15-person questionnaire about preferences for hip hop magazines. Most respondents were male, aged 16-17, and from a Pakistani or African background. The majority preferred hip hop music over other genres and thought a hip hop magazine's design should feature a black and white or black/white/red color scheme. Most readers would be working class males interested in artist profiles, success stories, and concert reviews.
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Magazine genre presentation
Rap magazines aim to inform readers about the latest activities of rappers and provide information about artists, their music, and other projects. Common design elements across rap magazines include using bold colors like black, white, and red to highlight stories and attract attention. The main image usually features a central rapper or group displaying stereotypical poses and clothing like baggy clothes, chains, and baseball caps. Layouts layer text, images, and graphics but maintain a clean feel without being too simple or cluttered. Readers want to relate to and emulate the fame and lifestyle portrayed of their favorite rappers.
Media portfolio
The document discusses plans for a magazine aimed at 16-20 year olds that will focus on hip hop music and culture. It will use appropriate images and a conventional layout with photos, headlines, and text. The language will be colloquial to relate to the young audience and inform them about new music and gossip.
Research &Planning - Music Magazine analysis
This document analyzes and summarizes elements of two magazine covers - Vibe and Q magazine. It discusses the genre of the magazines as rock/pop and R&B. The main images on both covers are of iconic pop/R&B artists looking straight at the camera, breaking stereotypes. Elements like mastheads, skylines, and sans serif typography are used consistently across elements to appeal to a younger audience. The analysis also discusses contents pages, double page spreads, and the use of color and lighting in images.
Task 2a fc nme analysis 2
This magazine cover targets teenage, black males who enjoy rap music. Visual elements like graffiti, chains, and a prominent black rap artist in the foreground signal that the magazine covers rap culture. Bright colors and bold text appeal to younger audiences. Placing the masthead above the artist's head draws attention to both the magazine brand and the featured celebrity. The cover lines are designed not to distract from the main image of the rapper. Photographing the artist at a low angle makes the target audience feel powerful. These design choices aim to attract and engage the intended demographic.
Task 2
The document analyzes different parts of a music magazine focused on Dizzee Rascal, including the front cover, contents page, and a double page article spread. Several elements connect the different parts. The color scheme of red, black, and white is consistently used. The clothing and background graffiti featuring Dizzee Rascal also connect the front cover and article spread. Additionally, the informal language, neat layout following the rule of thirds, and focus on the artist Dizzee Rascal throughout connects the various magazine sections.
Researching Genres
This document discusses different music magazine genres and their typical styles. It analyzes the color schemes, target audiences, and styles of R&B, pop, hip hop/rap, and classical magazines. R&B magazines typically use dark colors with bright mastheads and target late teens to early adults. Pop magazines use bright colors like pink, white, and black to appear cheerful and target young teenage girls. Hip hop magazines generally use dark colors like black, red, and gray which relates to the origins of hip hop and target ages 16-21. Classical magazines have a vintage feel using dark red, black, and white and target older audiences. The document concludes that the author will design a rap magazine using bright colors as they can
Analysis of Cover, Double Page Spread & Contents Page
The document analyzes the front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads of two music magazines - Vibe and Beatz. For both magazines, the covers feature images of popular R&B/hip hop artists that relate to the magazines' genres and target audiences. Colors, fonts, and designs are consistent throughout and help portray the genres' moods. Double page spreads include interviews and articles about featured artists, using images, quotes, and casual language reflective of the genres. Contents pages similarly feature artists' images linked to article pages to attract readers and sell the magazines.
Enaluation question 4
The target audience of the rap magazine is 18-35 year old males who are interested in new rap music, gossip about rap artists, and incidents involving stars in the rap industry. Younger audiences aged below 18 are starting to get into rap magazines as well. Most of the target audience identified through research were males who would prefer some colorful pages but also some bland, mature designs rather than bright pop magazine styles.
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Overview For Rap Magazines
The document provides an overview of the rap magazine XXL, summarizing similarities and differences between different issues' front covers. Some key similarities discussed include the consistent placement of the XXL logo to maintain brand identity, the recurring use of bold black and red text and colors to appeal to its target young male demographic, and artists typically having straight faces expressing aggression and seriousness to be seen as strong figures. One difference highlighted is a cover featuring Dr. Dre playing chess to portray him as a strategic player rather than the usual dark clothing looks.
Questionnaire powerpoint
This document contains a survey about preferences for a pop music magazine, asking about the target age and gender, preferred magazine masthead, artists expected to feature, colors expected, content sections, design preferences for the front cover and contents page, topics for double page spreads, and preferred issue frequency. Response options are provided for short-answer and multiple-choice questions about developing a new pop music magazine.
Presentation1
The document discusses plans for a new rap music magazine, including researching existing magazines, choosing a name, genres, and article ideas. It discusses the magazine Vibe as an example, notes the popularity of rap artists like Drake and Lil Wayne, and outlines ideas for market research and audience feedback, which found most interest in artists and new rappers.
Music Magazine Research
This document outlines research and a proposal for a new music magazine targeted at teenagers interested in hip hop music. Questionnaires found that most respondents were male, aged 16-18, and listened to artists like Drake, Kanye West, and Eminem. Existing magazines like Vibe, Teen Vogue, and We Love Pop were analyzed for their target audiences and conventions. Based on this research, the proposal is for a magazine called "Zone" focused on hip hop music. It will have bold white letters on the cover matching the artist's clothing color and feature one main artist per issue.
Fonts
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Magazine cover presentation
This document analyzes magazine front covers from publications like Rolling Stone, XXL Freshman, Billboard, and Kerrang. It discusses elements of magazine covers like mastheads, cover lines, selling lines, bar codes, dates, and credits. It also analyzes specific covers, noting how they use images and text to attract readers and sell issues. Key points made include how magazines choose attractive celebrities to draw viewers, craft eye-catching logos, and feature popular artists relevant to their target audiences. Comparisons are drawn between the covers of NME and Jet magazines in terms of their similar audiences, use of famous music stars, and layout designs.
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Questionnaire Graphs
The document contains the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a hip hop magazine. Several charts and graphs show results for questions related to demographics of readers, preferred genres, artist names, cover styles, and story types. Specifically, pie charts indicate 60% of respondents were male and 67% thought the target reader would be male. Bar graphs provide results on ages, ethnic backgrounds, music and magazine preferences for readers of a hip hop publication.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product sticks to conventions of real magazines. It follows rules such as including a masthead at the top of pages, using a consistent color scheme and font for house style. It also includes coverlines, barcodes, dates and sticks to a stereotypical theme for its target audience. Throughout the contents page and double page spread, it maintains typical magazine conventions like listing page numbers and using images and colored fonts to engage readers.
Task 7 - Questionnaire Results
The document summarizes the results of a 15-person questionnaire about preferences for hip hop magazines. Most respondents were male, aged 16-17, and from a Pakistani or African background. The majority preferred hip hop music over other genres and thought a hip hop magazine's design should feature a black and white or black/white/red color scheme. Most readers would be working class males interested in artist profiles, success stories, and concert reviews.
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IPC has published magazines targeting a variety of audiences over the years, including magazines focused on specific interests like country life, cycling, and music. In the early 1900s, they introduced magazines for white, middle-class women. By the 1950s, they were targeting younger, predominantly white male audiences with magazines like New Musical Express. As technology evolved and television became popular in the 1950s-60s, IPC created magazines related to new media like TV Times. They have experience targeting niche interest groups like music and sports fans.
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The document contains the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a hip hop magazine. It includes several pie charts and bar graphs showing responses to questions about: the gender and ages of respondents; their ethnic backgrounds and music and magazine preferences; favorite hip hop artists and color schemes for the magazine; the social class and ethnicities most likely to read it; and preferred content like stories or reviews. The graphs provide data on the demographics and interests of the target audience for a new hip hop publication.
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Task 7 tally
This document contains tally charts summarizing survey responses on topics related to music magazines, including:
- The ages of respondents, with the most (6) being 16 years old
- Ethnicities of respondents, with most (9) identifying as White British
- Preferences for types of artists on magazine covers, with most (10) preferring solo female artists
- Genders of respondents, with most (13) identifying as female
- Preferences for magazine color schemes, with dark colors (7) and neutral colors (6) being most popular
- Interest in different types of magazine content, with band interviews (5) and solo artist interviews (5) being most popular
- Favorite rock music subgenres
Task 7 - Questionnaire Graphs
The document contains the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a hip hop magazine. It includes various charts showing responses to questions about:
- The ages, gender, and ethnic backgrounds of questionnaire participants
- Preferred genres of magazines
- Favorite color schemes, hip hop artists, and social classes for a hip hop magazine
- The likely readers in terms of gender, ethnic background, and opinions on layout simplicity
- Popular story types to include in the magazine
Evaluation question 2
The document summarizes how the media product represents different social groups in terms of class, race, age, and gender. Regarding class, it targets a middle-class audience aged 12-16, as evidenced by the use of middle-class looking models in fashionable clothing. In terms of race, it primarily represents white British people through the exclusive use of white models and a focus on British culture. For age, it targets girls 12-16 through the use of 16-year-old models and mentioning a teenage artist. Finally, for gender it clearly targets females through the use of stereotypically girly colors, fonts, and heart shapes, as well as only featuring female artists.
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- The author decides to target the pop genre because it is versatile and appeals to both genders, allowing for a wider target audience aged 16-24. Pop will allow for inclusion of various popular artists.
- Examples of existing music magazines like Blender are analyzed for effective cover designs, color schemes, fonts, and how they target younger audiences through celebrity images.
- The author selects a font for the magazine masthead that incorporates a bubble gum "O" to symbolize the pop genre and target audience. The masthead name "LO
Target audience profile
My target audience for my hip-hop music magazine is ages 16 and over of all genders and races, but particularly black readers as hip-hop was created by African Americans. It will attract outgoing, lively people interested in hip-hop who are in social classes C1 to E. The magazine will include gossip, music charts, competitions, and exclusive hip-hop artist interviews to engage and gratify readers. It will have a typical hip-hop magazine layout with close-up artist photos and use of red, black, gold, white colors and colloquial language. Advertising will promote hip-hop movies, albums, and concerts. As editor, I will work to align the language and content with readers'
Survey analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey about magazine preferences. Most respondents were between 15-25 years old, female, and enjoyed popular artists like Rihanna and Beyonce. They preferred bright colors in magazines and finding interviews, reviews and posters. Most read magazines weekly/monthly and did not only read pop magazines. In conclusion, the survey provided conventional expectations for the design and content of a pop music magazine.
Final research
The document discusses font selection for different elements of a magazine. It summarizes the selection process for fonts for the magazine's masthead, cover lines, and interview themes.
For the masthead, the author chose a simple yet smooth font that conveys the smooth style of rap artists. For the cover lines, a bold font was selected to attract readers' attention. In selecting interview themes, the author researched common topics in online music interviews like background, concerts, albums, and career changes. The interview will briefly discuss each topic to keep readers engaged without getting boring.
Media evaluation 1
The document discusses how a student's media product, a rap magazine called "RAP ATTACK", uses conventions of real rap magazines. The magazine uses bold fonts, informal language, and red coloring that are commonly seen in rap magazines like The Source and XXL. It features a large photo of the artist displaying masculinity, which is a convention to attract fans. The layout focuses on large pictures and less text to appeal to the target audience of young, lower-education rap fans. Costumes and brands featured help reflect the flashy lifestyle promoted in rap music. Overall, the magazine aims to feel authentic by conforming to stereotypical conventions around gender, ethnicity and style seen in other rap media products.
Questionnaire analysis
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire and focus group conducted to gather information about the target audience for a new music magazine. The questionnaire was completed by 20 women who listen to R&B and hip hop music and provided data on their reading habits, spending habits, favorite artists and topics for a music magazine. A focus group with 3 R&B fans discussed two existing magazine covers and provided feedback. Key findings from both efforts will inform decisions about pricing, cover design, featured artists and content for the new magazine.
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This document discusses how different social groups are represented in a magazine. It covers representation of gender, social class, and age. For gender, the magazine uses both male and female models and colors and sections that appeal to both. For social class, the magazine focuses on hip hop and R&B artists, targeting working class listeners who appreciate this music genre. For age, the magazine uses models and language suitable for its target 16-24 audience and takes a professional approach to engage young adult readers.
Main taskkk
The document provides background information on IPC Media, a magazine publishing company in the UK. It discusses IPC's history of publishing magazines catered towards various audiences and genres. It suggests IPC would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine due to its existing music titles and resources. The document then provides research on similar existing music magazines like Vibe and Billboard that could inform the design of a new R&B/hip-hop magazine. It outlines initial ideas for the new magazine's content, layout, target audience and title.
Questionnaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire and focus group conducted to gather information about the target audience for a new music magazine. The questionnaire was completed by 20 women who listen to R&B and hip hop music and provided data on their magazine reading habits, spending habits, favorite artists and topics of interest. Key findings included that most read magazines monthly, 60% would spend £2-3, and interviews and fashion were most popular topics. The focus group discussed magazine covers and revealed a preference for sophisticated artists over "sex objects" and interests in topics like charts and beauty tips. Overall, the research helped determine content, price, and distribution for the new magazine.
Magazine research and evidence
The document discusses plans for a new R&B and hip-hop magazine. It explains that the creator enjoys this genre of music and believes there is a gap in the market for a magazine targeted towards teenagers. Market research was conducted through questionnaires to understand what content and design features readers would prefer. Based on the research, the target demographic was identified as teenagers aged 16-19. Names for the new magazine were presented for consideration.
Proposal Riff
Jessica Monk is producing a new indie music magazine called Riff. Riff will focus solely on the indie music genre, unlike Q magazine which covers multiple genres. Monk hopes that Riff can become a market leader in the indie genre, competing against magazines like NME and Kerrang. For her first issue, Monk is creating a front cover and double page spread to explore the layout and use of color throughout the magazine.
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The document discusses creating a rap music magazine. The creator chooses to focus on rap because it is their favorite music genre and the genre they are most familiar with. They target the magazine towards black males ages 16 to 25 because that demographic predominantly listens to rap music and male rappers' messages may resonate more with male listeners than female listeners. The targeted readers are single and enjoy going out with friends.
Questionnaire analysis
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire and focus group conducted to gather information about the target audience for a new music magazine. The questionnaire was completed by 20 women who listen to R&B and hip hop. It provided useful insights such as most readers prefer a monthly magazine and would pay £2-3, with interviews and fashion articles being most popular. A focus group discussed two magazine covers and provided feedback on design elements and target genres. Overall, the research revealed preferences that will help design a magazine that appeals to fans of R&B and hip hop music.
Questionnaire analysis
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire and focus group conducted to gather information about the target audience for a new music magazine. The questionnaire was completed by 20 women who listen to R&B and hip hop music and provided data on their reading habits, spending habits, favorite artists, and preferred magazine content and topics. A focus group with 3 women further explored opinions on two sample magazine covers. Key findings from both efforts will inform decisions about pricing, cover design, featured artists, and content for the new magazine.
Proposal - Riff
Jessica Monk is creating a new indie music magazine called Riff. Riff will focus solely on the indie genre of music, unlike Q magazine which covers multiple genres. Monk hopes that Riff can become a market leader in the indie genre, competing against magazines like NME and Kerrang. To promote Riff, Monk is designing the front cover and a double page spread to showcase the magazine's layout and color scheme.
Lo2-unit 13
The document provides details about the development of two rap/hip-hop magazines titled "$tackz" and "RapCity". Key details include:
- The target audience for both magazines will be 16-25 year olds who listen to rap music.
- "$tackz" will use red, black, and grey colors and "RapCity" will use red, black, and white.
- The mastheads, or magazine titles, will be "$TACKZ" and "RapCity" in distinctive fonts.
- Both magazines will be released on a weekly basis like the inspiration magazine "XXL".
Task 5
This article examines the lyrics of 5 classic alternative rock anthems and analyzes the deeper meanings and messages conveyed through the words. Artists provide insight into their inspirations for certain lines and discuss the themes they aimed to explore in their hit songs. Readers gain a new perspective on the stories behind well-known
Main task
The document provides background information on IPC Media and discusses possible target audiences, genres, and publishers for a new music magazine. It examines similar existing magazines such as Vibe and Billboard that could serve as models. Research is presented on the genres of R&B and hip hop that will be the magazine's focus. Audience research in the form of a questionnaire provides insights from the target demographic on their preferences. The response outlines initial ideas for the magazine's title, genres, target audience, front cover, contents page, and double page spread.
Questionnaire Results
The respondent conducted a questionnaire with 20 people to inform the design of their new music magazine. Based on the results, the preferred font was REBOARD, the most popular genres were R&B/Soul and Rap/Hip-hop, and the favored color scheme was black, blue, red and white. Most respondents did not have an existing favorite music magazine. The majority said they would pay £2 for the new magazine and preferred it to be published weekly.
Hip hop magazine analysis
The document analyzes the cover of a hip hop magazine. It notes several design elements that signify the magazine's focus on hip hop culture, including the masthead in bold white font at the top left, a color scheme of red, white, and black, and cover lines and images featuring prominent hip hop artists like Dr. Dre and Kendrick Lamar. Other signifiers include a microphone graphic, references to black history and culture, and tattoos and clothing worn by the artist on the main cover image that originate from hip hop's roots in Los Angeles.
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Question 2 - Emma Grimes
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining images, sound, voiceovers, presenters, gender representation, and titles across a documentary, double-page magazine spread, and radio trailer about the topic of social media. Key points included using the same images, music, voxpops, and experts across all three mediums to consistently target teenagers. Voiceovers differed between the documentary and radio trailer to avoid boredom. The products were also effectively linked through quoting presenters and including the documentary's broadcast details. Overall the combination of elements across the three products created an coherent advertising strategy.
Magazine screenshots
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Font Types
This document discusses different font styles and their suitability for different purposes in a magazine. It describes sans serif fonts as commonly used for body text and being suitable for attracting a teenage audience. Serif fonts are described as classic but less versatile and more suitable for older audiences. Script fonts are seen as adding personality but being difficult to read. Display fonts are meant to draw attention, such as for mastheads. Hand lettered fonts can provide a personal touch for things like editorials and bylines. Each font style has strengths and weaknesses for different target audiences and uses.
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Voice over script
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Media studies script
Social networking has over 100 million daily users on Twitter alone. A report explores how social media affects both students and teachers at Solihull Sixth Form College, where interviews were conducted with Politics and Sociology teacher Mike Pattison about his views on social media, as well as students in the local Solihull town center.
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Task 4b
Immediate Media Company publishes over 50 magazine titles and employs 750 staff. Top of the Pops magazine is published monthly focusing on pop music charts, gossip, fashion and more. Originally targeted between ages 12-15, it now reaches a wider audience including parents feeling nostalgic. The document discusses choosing a pop music genre for a magazine and researching Top of the Pops magazine published by Immediate Media Company.
Question 6
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Alternative rock artists
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Alternative Rock Artists
The document lists 10 influential alternative rock bands: R.E.M., The Smiths, U2, Radiohead, Nirvana, The Cure, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Joy Division, Pearl Jam, and Sonic Youth. It then provides more details on the founding and history of R.E.M., Nirvana, and The Smiths; describing them as pioneering and influential alternative rock bands from the 1980s.
Task 6 - Evaluation
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Question four and five
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1 evaluation
The document discusses how a magazine cover and contents page conform to and challenge conventions of rock music magazines.
The magazine cover conforms by using dark colors and a model posing in a "rock out" style to appeal to rock fans. It challenges conventions by featuring a sole female artist rather than multiple images.
The contents page conforms through consistent branding, a letter from the editor, and categorized content similar to Kerrang! magazine. It provides page numbers and variety of smaller artist images organized neatly.
The double page feature conforms with a large central image, eye-catching title, and 3-box article format like Kerrang! to emphasize the focus artist and intrigue readers. Consistent branding is
Print sccreen double
The document provides design tips for a magazine spread. It recommends using a drop cap at the start of interviews or articles. The main image should be placed on one side with all text on the other to focus the reader. Non-traditional text is suggested to appeal to the target music genre audience. The masthead from the cover is faded for a more professional look.
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The document summarizes the author's strengths and weaknesses in completing tasks. For strengths, the author notes finishing most tasks and meeting deadlines while using varied software. As weaknesses, the author did not finish all tasks due to missed deadlines and needs to add more initial detail to tasks to avoid revisions. The author should also seek advice from others to more efficiently complete tasks.
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- 2. Genres Frequency Hip – Hop 8 Rock 0 Pop 6 Total 14 For my research I asked 14 people 7 males and 7 females so that the results would be equal. I asked if they preferred Hip hop, Rock or Pop genre. The age of the people I asked were between 16-19. The results show that most people picked Hip-Hop music and following by Pop this is because these genres are very popular to teenagers. For the Hip Hop genre all the males and one female preferred Hip Hop and for pop all remaining females picked this genre.
- 3. I have chosen the genre of Hip Hop, as this is my favourite genre of music and I will be more familiar in this genre, so I will know what the audience will be looking for. I also decided to pick this genre as from my research it helped me understand that this is a very popular genre.
- 4. Underground – This name came up as Hip Hop artists start from the bottom and rise up. Rapital – this word relates to hip hop as the first part of the word “Rap” is what Hip Hop music is and I used the last part of the name from the music station “ Capital Fm” which is known for playing Hip Hop music. Freestylez - this word means when hip hop artists improvise when they are rapping/singing. UrbanMusic – Urban music is music that originated from black people but now is listened to a wide audience. So this relates to Hip Hop. Bars – I might chose this name as it relates to the genre of Hip Hop, because this word comes from the sub genre which is grime and the word bars is another word verse.
- 5. Magazine Names Frequency Underground 3 Rapital 5 Freestylez 3 Bars 2 Urban Music 1 Total 14 For my research I asked 14 people 7 males and 7 females so that the results would be equal. I asked what magazine names they liked that would best suit a Hip Hop magazine. The age of the people I asked were between 16-19. The results show that the most liked magazine name was “Rapital” as they liked the idea of mixing rap and the radio name “Capital Fm” and also that it was more unique then the others.
- 6. Codes & Conventions- The masthead should always stand out the most from all the other features on the magazine such as the cover lines etc. Mast heads are usually in big font size and eye catching colours. One of the main conventions are that the mast head is located on the top of the page either in the left, middle or right side to attract attention and build brand awareness. Also, the mast head should relate to the genre of the magazine for example a rock magazine will have dark colours and eerie fonts to portray rock, as rock is stereotyped in this way. My masthead – My mast head will be in the middle of the front page in red to attract the audience. My mast head will symbolise genre as red can portray violence which Hip Hop is stereotyped as. Also the font will show genre and target audience as the lettering will be masculine.
- 7. The font I pick is very important as it depicts the target audience and the genre. Furthermore, the font builds a brand image that will be only associated with my magazine and build a house style unique to my magazine.
- 8. This font Sans serif is commonly used by magazine publishers as it can be used in a variety of ways for example headings or captions. The font stands out as it is very modern and aimed at a teenager audience. But the font is plain and nothing extraordinary and if I were to use this font for cover lines it wouldn't stand out but for small writing it is suitable.
- 9. This type of font is called serif font it can be used for small writing such as for the double page spread but isn't suitable for cover lines or headings. I wouldn't go for this particular font as it looks very old styled for example in the “Times New Roman” the curves on the lettering shows that it is very outdated and would not relate to my target audience.
- 10. This is a colour board that will give an idea of what colours I could go for my magazine that would be suitable for the audience and genre. White Black Red I could go for these three colours as they contrast each other nicely and stand out. From looking at different hip hop magazines they use these colours a lot as red can portray “violence” as most Hip Hop music relate to violence in their music.
- 11. Yellow / Gold Black These two colours contrast each other and stand out as it is light clashing with a dark colour. In Hip Hop music yellow can portray gold jewellery as all Hip Hop artists wear gold chains and watches. White Blue black White These three colours could be a possibility for my colour scheme because they are masculine and relate to a male audience as males usually listen to hip hop music.