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The document outlines a proposal for a new magazine targeting ages 13-20 that would cover a hybrid of topics including J-pop, K-pop, gaming, comics, films and music. It would include reviews, top lists, interviews and recommendations to appeal to shared interests in media and culture. The magazine would follow some conventions of Asian pop magazines with colorful images and fonts while using an informal tone. Sections would cover games, music, films, comics and series. A sample double-page interview spread is proposed, and two potential publishing institutions are identified as being a good fit due to experience with similar genres.
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- 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".
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- The most popular music bands were Foo Fighters and Arctic Monkeys, so the magazine will feature them while also including a variety of other genres.
- The primary focus will be indie music but will reference other popular genres like pop and rock.
- Since most people access information online, the magazine will include social media and website links.
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- Initial ideas for the front cover, contents page, double page article spread, and photographs aim to appeal to the target audience and follow magazine conventions.
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The document presents three initial ideas for a new music magazine. Idea One focuses on indie/indie-rock music and features casual language and reviews of featured artists. Idea Two focuses on live indie/indie-rock music and features a scrapbook style layout with photos of bands performing. Idea Three focuses on new popular music genres of 2013 and appeals to teenagers and young adults interested in concerts, awards shows, and fashion. The purpose is to get feedback on the ideas to help develop the magazine concept.
unit 13 l04 completed
Billy Simmonds is pitching two rap music magazines called $tackz and RapCity. $tackz will focus on rappers who have a lot of money, while RapCity will portray itself as the city where all rappers are based. Both magazines will target ages 16-25 and use red, black, and white colors. Key conventions that will be repeated across both magazines include overlapping the main image with the masthead logo, close-up front cover photos, and inclusion of barcodes with issue details. Test photography has been conducted to choose appropriate front cover images. The target audience for both magazines is defined using theories by Katz, Maslow, and Hartley.
New music magazine evaul ryo panis
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Max Evaluation
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LO4
This document outlines plans for two proposed print magazines - A.I.R. and Simpatico. Both magazines would target a similar audience to NME magazine, covering indie, rock, and alternative music genres. They would include articles, reviews, photos and more. A.I.R. would cost £3.50 weekly while Simpatico would be £2.50 weekly. Production methods, budgets, promotion strategies and future development possibilities are also discussed for each magazine idea.
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The pitch
- 1. { The Pitch By Cara Mason
- 2. Is to make a magazine that is a mix of J-pop, K-pop, gaming, comics, films, charts and recommendations. Therefore it’s a hybrid magazine – this is so that it appeals to a wider audience – some will enjoy certain aspects of the magazine . My Idea
- 4. Ages from 13-20 Appeals to all genders Full-time or part-time education, possibly workers – I don’t want to stereotype a group of people and certain people outside the age range or aren’t in education might enjoy this magazine. Media interests – Music, films, gaming, comics and fiction. Buying interests – CDs, music, games, films comics. I want the people who view this magazine to be able to connect with other people over shared interests, I want to appeal to the audience with things such as reviews, top tens and interviews with artists. Audience
- 5. The magazine will use some generic conventions from both K-pop and J-pop magazines (e.g. the cover articles don’t obstruct the central image) I want to use colours that contrast well such as white and red, but I also want to use some bright, bold fonts as well. Mode of Address – Informal - no swearing. Images – Bright and interesting, mainly of the artists featured in the magazine, possibly along with some quotes from them. I want to utilise the effects of lighting in my images. Description An example of how the cover lines don’t obstruct the central image.
- 6. Games – Reviews, new releases, top ten and recommendations Music – Mainly a mixture of K-pop and J-pop, but could include some indie bands and cover artists – also with interviews with bands and artists. Films – Reviews, new releases , recommendations, top ten and latest information on films coming on. Comics/Manga – Recommendations, interviews and synopsis’s of new releases. Series’ – Such as drama, anime, romance etc.. – the latest updates and behind the scenes. What my Magazine will Cover
- 7. My double page spread will feature an interview with an artist – it could be a relatively unknown artist so that they get promotion or it could be a well known artist so that more people read it because they know who it is and are more likely to read it. I want to make sure it follows the generic conventions of other magazines double page spreads. I could also put in some other things – such as an editors note or a few mini articles that aren’t the main feature of the DPS. Double Page Article
- 8. There aren’t many institutions that would publish a hybrid magazine like this but I have found these two institutions who might be interested in publishing a magazine like mine. Imagine Publishing – Has published magazines with genres such as design, tutorial, gaming, crime and science. I think that because my magazine incorporates some of these genres it’ll be more likely that they’ll publish my magazine. Future Publishing – Has published with gaming, music, film, games, technology and photography. I think that because of the diverseness in the genres and individual magazines they publish that they would probably be more likely to publish my magazine than Imagine Publisher. Institutions