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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire distributed to 12 people aged 16-24 about indie/rock music. Pie charts and graphs show that most respondents are attracted to indie/rock music and are willing to spend money on a music magazine. The results also indicate what would encourage people to buy a magazine and which magazine covers were most appealing. Conducting the questionnaire provided useful information about the target audience for the music magazine.
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- Most respondents buy music magazines monthly or never, indicating a gap that could be filled.
- Half of respondents are willing to pay £2-£3, so the magazine should be priced in this range.
- Interviews and reviews are the most desired types of content, so they should be emphasized.
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- The target audience is 16-18 year olds who prefer R&B/hip hop music found mainly through YouTube and social media.
- They want a magazine with equal mixes of images and text focusing on up-and-coming artists and interviews.
- Features should be informed by survey responses about preferred house style, price point (£1-3), and inclusion of new music/artist information and freebies.
- Accounting for these audience preferences is essential to the magazine's success.
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The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire about music preferences and magazine interests. Key findings include:
- Pop music was the most popular genre among respondents.
- iPods were the most common device for listening to music.
- Respondents' favorite artists usually matched their preferred genre.
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- Most respondents said they would pay £1-3 for a music magazine.
- The majority of respondents were aged 15-17. Only one was over 45. Most were female.
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- The majority of respondents were teenage girls aged 16-17, indicating the right target age group was reached.
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- Articles on artists, festival reviews, and fashion/makeup will be featured based on popularity.
- A female model on the cover and pricing the magazine at £2 were also supported by the research.
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- The target audience for the magazine is teenagers aged 13-18, who are mostly female.
- The magazine will focus on indie music genre and include interviews, music recommendations, and up-and-coming artists.
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Primary research
Lucas Kirkland conducted a survey to inform the development of a new music magazine. The survey results showed that:
1) The target audience is 16-17 year olds, but 18-24 year olds are also interested.
2) Images of popular artists and catchy headlines are most important on the front cover.
3) The magazine should be priced between £3-4.
4) Releasing the magazine monthly matches reader preferences.
5) Readers are interested in rock and indie music genres.
Audience Research
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people about music magazines. The questionnaire included questions about demographics (gender and age), magazine buying habits (frequency and price), favorite magazine content, and design preferences (fonts, colors, images vs. text).
The key findings were that the majority of respondents were female aged 18-20, preferred to buy magazines monthly for £1.60-£2.50, and favored Acoustic magazine. Respondents also preferred blues and white color schemes, and images, interviews and events as content. This information will help the document's author decide how to design and target their own music magazine.
Questionnaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a 10 question questionnaire completed to gather information about the target audience for a new pop music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is primarily teenagers aged 14-16
- Popular hobbies include reading, singing, and shopping
- Favorite colors are blue, purple, and pink
- Katy Perry is the most popular artist
- Concert attendance is typically yearly
- Desired magazine content includes celebrity news, fashion tips, and boy advice
- The audience is willing to pay £1-2 for the magazine
- Images are the most eye-catching element on magazine covers
- Most read other music magazines monthly
- Music features prominently in the
Questionnaire analysis
Katie Banner conducted a questionnaire to research her target audience for a new rock music magazine. She received responses from 10 males and 10 females aged 16-25. The results showed that most would buy a monthly magazine priced between £2-£2.50 and find band interviews and posters important. Colors like red, black and grey were most associated with rock music. This data will help Katie focus the magazine's content and features on bands, price points, and designs that appeal to her target demographic.
Task 8 summary of results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 12 people aged 16-24 who are interested in indie/rock music. [1] Key findings include that respondents listen to bands like Arctic Monkeys, Kings of Leon, and Paramore, and are attracted most to the instruments and vocals used in the genre. [2] Most said they would pay £2-£3 for a magazine and want exclusive news and interviews. [3] This information will influence the content and design of the author's indie/rock music magazine to ensure it appeals to this target audience.
Results for questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music preferences. It includes 8 questions asked in the questionnaire and graphs showing the responses. The most relevant findings are:
- More females (12) than males (8) responded.
- The most popular age range was 18-20 years old.
- Respondents most commonly buy music magazines monthly.
- The majority are willing to pay £1.60-£2.50 for a magazine.
- All respondents either buy music magazines or sometimes buy them.
- The most popular magazine bought is "Acoustic".
Questionnaire analysis for main task
The document summarizes the results of a 10 question survey conducted to understand the preferences of the target audience for a music magazine. Key findings include that the majority of respondents were female aged 16-21 who listen to acoustic/alternative music and would pay £1-£2.50 for a magazine. This information will inform the design of the magazine, including using the name "Phonics", including websites and apps, having around 50 pages, and using black, white and grey colors.
Task 9
The survey responses showed that 75% of respondents were between ages 15-17, females, listened to rock/metal music, and read magazines like Kerrang and Rock Sound. This matches the target audience for the magazine. Respondents also expressed interest in band interviews, photos of popular rock/metal bands like My Chemical Romance and Nirvana, and a dark color scheme. The survey provides useful guidance on what content and design elements will appeal most to the target readership and allows the creator to design a magazine that meets their preferences.
Audience research
The document analyzes the results of a survey conducted to research the target audience for a music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target age range is late teens to early 20s.
- Pop/R&B music is most popular among this group. Indie music also has appeal despite performing slightly worse in the survey.
- Respondents prefer the magazine to be released monthly to keep interested but not require too high of a commitment.
- Imagery is more interesting to respondents than articles and text, though text remains somewhat important.
- £2-3 is seen as a reasonable price point for the magazine among this audience.
Audience research.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to an audience to gather research for a new music magazine. Key findings include: slightly more male respondents than female; most respondents were between ages 16-25; a majority did not currently subscribe to magazines but liked NME; most preferred a monthly publication; red was the most associated color with alternative music; interviews and band news were most wanted content; Arctic Monkeys and Foals were favorite bands; NME and Q were most liked magazines; and "Distorted" was the most preferred magazine name.
Questionnaire Summary
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 20 people about their preferences for a music magazine. Key findings include:
- Most respondents were female and between 16-18 years old.
- Rock music was the second most popular genre after Pop, indicating the proposed "nostalgia rock" genre could appeal to readers.
- Most readers were students and £3.50 was identified as an acceptable price point for the independent magazine.
- Fortnightly circulation was preferred over weekly or monthly, and visuals like photos were more appealing than large blocks of text.
Survey Results
The document discusses a survey conducted to understand public opinions on magazines and music tastes. It describes the 7 questions asked in the survey distributed through social media. The results showed that most respondents were in the target 14-20 age range and preferred rock music. Respondents indicated a preference for music magazine interviews and weekly versus monthly issues. The top masthead name choice from respondents matched the author's selection. The survey provided useful feedback for the production of the author's planned rock music magazine.
Audience Research - Results and Conclusions
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire conducted to gain insights into what the public wants from a music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is 16-20 year olds, with genres like hip-hop and dance/electronic being most popular.
- Covers with big artists and upcoming artists are most appealing. Interviews and news on new/upcoming artists should be emphasized.
- Common colors associated with rock magazines are black, white, and red, which could be used in the color scheme.
- A price of £3-4 per issue is recommended to appeal to the target audience.
- Monthly publication is suggested based on readers' browsing habits in
Survey analysis
The survey results showed that the target audience for the magazine is 12-17 year olds, with more female respondents than male. Most respondents said they rarely buy magazines or do so impulsively. Rock music was the most popular genre. Kerrang was the most recognized magazine brand. Most respondents said they would spend between £1-3 on a magazine and are attracted most to the cover image. Red was the most popular suggested cover color. While responses were split on viewing advertisements, most access magazine articles online. Therefore, the summary will create a rock-focused monthly magazine for 12-17 year olds, emphasizing bold cover images in red and utilizing online/social media elements.
Audience questionnaire analysis
From analyzing an audience questionnaire about music magazine preferences:
- The majority of respondents were between ages 17-18, matching the target age of many music magazines.
- R&B was the most popular music genre among respondents.
- Respondents were mostly attracted to exclusive interviews in magazines and preferred to see a balance of images and text.
- Most respondents preferred a natural background on magazine covers and images sized at large or medium.
Questionnaire Analysis
This document contains the results of a 14 question survey conducted by Sasha McFadden for an AS Media project on magazine design. The survey of 20 people found that the target audience is mostly male, aged 16-18, who enjoy alternative/rock music. They typically buy magazines monthly for £2-3 and are interested in features on new artists and free posters. Based on the survey responses, Sasha will design an alternative rock magazine targeting younger males that includes interviews, photos, and social media integration while limiting advertisements.
Survey analysis
The document analyzes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. It finds that the target audience should be females aged 15-18 based on the ages and genders that responded. Most respondents were interested in pop and R&B genres. The document also determines that the magazine should be priced at £2 and released monthly based on what the target audience said they would pay and how often they would buy a music magazine.
Questionnaire analysis
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about ideas for a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- The majority of respondents were female aged 16-18.
- 89% expressed interest in a music magazine focused on pop music.
- Most would pay £2.50-£3.00 for the magazine.
- Famous solo artists and singers were preferred for the cover.
- Interviews and information on upcoming concerts and tours were most desired as features.
Analysis of my survey results
The survey results show that more females responded than males. Most respondents were between ages 16-20. Many do not currently read music magazines but may be open to a new magazine. Most would pay between £2-£5 for a monthly magazine and are interested in images, interviews, and tour dates. Pop music was the most popular genre. Many agreed they would subscribe to a magazine and prefer online access in addition to print. Respondents most often listen to music on their phone, showing the importance of online and mobile access.
Market research survey
The market research survey collected data from 26 people, mainly aged 16-18, about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. The results showed that indie/alternative music was the most popular genre. Most participants found out about new music on YouTube or the radio. The majority read magazines moderately or never. Most were willing to pay £3-4.99 for a magazine. These findings suggest the magazine should focus on indie music, promote artists on YouTube, and price issues between £3-4.99 to appeal to the target audience.
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Quesiton 6 evaluation
The document discusses the various hardware, software, and technologies used to plan and construct a music magazine as a coursework project. It describes using a computer and internet for research, a scanner to transfer drafts, a printer and photocopier to distribute questionnaires, and a memory stick to transfer work between locations. Photoshop and InDesign were used to design pages, PowerPoint for presentations, and various online tools like Photobucket and Slideshare to share work. The key learning was gaining experience with professional design software like Photoshop and InDesign that were new to the author.
Question 7
The document reflects on the progression from the author's preliminary task of designing magazine covers to their main task of designing a music magazine. They learned to include things like placing pictures behind mastheads, adding effects to text, creating flashers, and using headers. They also improved their understanding of magazine design codes and conventions. For the contents page, they learned to create a more realistic layout with a main image and smaller ones. Overall, they developed better skills using design software like Photoshop and InDesign from analyzing existing magazines and applying conventions in their own music magazine.
Question 5
The document summarizes how a music magazine targets its audience of indie rockers aged 16-24. It identifies several design elements that appeal to this audience, including a bold color scheme, youthful artists featured, and casual language. The layout uses eye-catching images and fonts to draw readers in. Overall, the magazine is designed to attract its target demographic through relatable content and a style they would find interesting.
Question 2
The document discusses how a music magazine represents the social group of teenage indie rockers. It analyzes the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of the magazine in comparison to existing magazines like Kerrang and NME. These similarities in layout, images, and style show that the magazine appeals to and represents the subculture of 16-24 year old indie rockers, who are generally portrayed as white, middle class, and individual free spirits. The magazine aims to represent both male and female indie rockers.
Question 1
The document discusses how the author's media product uses and challenges conventions of real music magazines. The front cover features a medium close-up image of the target audience and uses colors and fonts typical of the genre. Layout follows conventions like the rule of thirds and placement of the masthead. The contents page includes coverlines, images, and sections like features and news. While mostly following conventions, the editorial uses an unconventional three-column structure.
Questionnaire
1) The document is a questionnaire for audience research on a music magazine front cover, contents page, and double page spread created by Rosanna Todd for her final product.
2) The questionnaire contains 15 multiple choice and rating scale questions to gather feedback on the design, content, target audience, and overall quality of the magazine pages.
3) It asks respondents about their demographics, opinions on the suitability of the design for the indie/rock genre, pricing, and whether the magazine pages appear cohesive and representative of a single publication.
Construction of the double page spread2
Using InDesign, the author created a double page spread for a music magazine. They added text in columns, fonts, a masthead, standfirst, pull quote, and background image. Colors were changed to attract the target audience and credits were added. The masthead was enlarged to take up more space like real music magazines. The final spread looked more professional and eye-catching.
Construction of the contents page
Using InDesign, Rosanna Todd created a contents page for her music magazine by adding the main image, masthead, and coverlines. She then edited fonts and added more images, the issue number, cover date, editorial, and page numbers. Finally, she completed the contents page by editing subtitles to stand out more, changing the masthead color to yellow, switching the editorial image, and adjusting fonts and page numbers until satisfied with the design.
Drafts of front cover, contents page and
The document provides draft designs for the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread for a music magazine. The front cover features the magazine title, header with band names, competitions to attract readers, and price. The contents page lists the issue number, masthead, main image, editorial, article titles with page numbers for easy navigation. The double page spread includes a pull quote, main artist image, and text interview to feature an indie/rock artist.
Task 8
The document discusses conducting audience research for a proposed indie/rock music magazine. It includes a 12 question survey to understand the target audience's music preferences, spending habits related to music magazines, desired magazine content and design elements. Key details include the target audience being males and females aged 16-24 interested in indie/rock music and questions about current artists enjoyed, reasons for interest in the genre, willingness to pay for a magazine, and preferences for cover images, articles and general magazine content.
Task 8
This document contains a survey for research on a proposed music magazine targeting 16-24 year olds interested in indie/rock music. It asks respondents about their music preferences, what attracts them to the genre, how much they would pay for the magazine and their opinions on content, covers and articles. The survey aims to better understand the target audience to create a successful indie/rock focused magazine.
Task 8 summary of questionnaire results-
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire distributed to 12 people aged 16-24 about indie/rock music. Pie charts and graphs show that most respondents are attracted to indie/rock music and are willing to spend money on a music magazine. The results also indicate what would encourage people to buy a magazine and which magazine covers were most appealing. Conducting the questionnaire provided useful information about the target audience for the music magazine.
Quesiton 3
Bauer media would be a suitable company to distribute an indie rock magazine because it is Europe's largest privately owned publishing group that publishes magazines for a wide range of audiences, including established titles like Kerrang and Q magazine that cover similar indie/rock genres and have found success in that market.
Quesiton 6
The document discusses the various hardware, software, and technologies used to plan and construct a music magazine as a coursework project. It describes using a computer and internet for research and writing, a scanner and printer for transferring drafts and printing questionnaires, a memory stick for transferring files between locations, and the college camera for taking images. Software mentioned includes PowerPoint, Word, and Excel for aiding research and presenting results, as well as Photoshop and InDesign for constructing pages like the cover and contents page of the magazine. Additional technologies discussed are Photobucket for image slideshows, Slideshare for converting PowerPoints, and Scribd and Prezzie as alternatives for presenting work online.
Question 7
The document reflects on the progression from the author's preliminary magazine cover task to the final music magazine cover task. The author learned to include things like a picture in front of the masthead, text effects, a flasher, and header. This shows improved skills with Photoshop and increased knowledge of magazine design codes. For the contents page task, the author's final version had a more realistic layout with a main image and smaller ones. They also better understood conventions like editorials. Overall, the author felt they developed a deeper understanding of magazine creation through additional research, using new software like InDesign, and having more time to focus on realism.
Question 5
The document summarizes how a music magazine targets its audience of indie rockers aged 16-24. It identifies several design elements that appeal to this audience, including a bold color scheme, youthful artists featured, and casual language. The layout uses eye-catching images and fonts to draw readers in. Overall, the magazine is designed to attract its target demographic through relatable content and a style they would find interesting.
Question 2
The document discusses how a music magazine represents the social group of teenage indie rockers. It analyzes the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of the magazine in comparison to existing magazines like Kerrang and NME. These similarities in layout, images, and style show that the magazine appeals to and represents the subculture of 16-24 year old indie rockers, who are generally portrayed as white, middle class, and individual free spirits. The magazine aims to represent both male and female indie rockers.
Question 2
The document discusses how a music magazine represents the social group of teenage indie rockers. It analyzes the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of the magazine in comparison to existing magazines like Kerrang and NME. These similarities in layout, images, and style show that the magazine appeals to and represents the subculture of 16-24 year old indie rockers, who are generally portrayed as white, middle class, and individual free spirits. The magazine aims to represent both male and female indie rockers.
Construction of the double page spread
Using InDesign, the author created a double page spread for a music magazine by adding text in columns, a masthead, standfirst, pull quote, and background image on the second page. Colors were changed to attract the target audience, including a black background and bright colors. Design elements like a drop capital, credits, and differently colored fonts for questions and answers were also included to make the article clearer for readers.
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Task 8-Graphs of results from questionnaire
- 1. Task 8-Summary of questionnaire results- Audience Research Rosanna Todd
- 2. Here are the first two pages of my questionnaire that I distributed out to 12 people-6 male and 6 female all of which were aged 16-24 and interested in the genre of indie/rock music.
- 4. Graphs Number of people A graph to show the results of how many people are attracted to indie/rock music because of the reasons specified. Question 2 Reason of attraction
- 5. Number of people A graph to show how much money people are willing to spend on a music magazine Question 3 Amount of money
- 6. Number of people Response to question Question 4 A graph to show the number of people who read/buy music magazines out of twelve people asked.
- 7. A pie chart to show what would encourage people to buy a music magazine Question 7
- 8. Question 8 A pie chart to show which magazine front covers people found the most eye-catching/appealing A B C D