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This document summarizes the typical front cover layout of a magazine. It includes the main film story advertisement, lists of other articles and news, playlists of songs from films available for download, free promotional offers to entice purchases, photos and posters from films to advertise visually, a barcode for easy scanning at checkout, and reviews from professional critics. The layout is designed to attract readers with the headline story and advertisements while making it easy for stores to identify the magazine.
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Section A – Initial Introductory Task 1
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Initial introductory task
Music magazines are publications dedicated to specific music genres like pop, rock, and hip hop. They contain news, interviews, reviews and photos related to artists within that genre. Readers expect to see images of musicians associated with the genre as well as content reflecting the target audience. Magazine covers aim to attract their target readership through large mastheads indicating the genre, central images of famous artists, and headlines about featured content.
Question 5
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Research task - (general questions about music magazines)
A music magazine is a colorful booklet that informs and entertains audiences about different music genres through reviews, advertisements, gossip, interviews and more. Content includes reviews, competitions, puzzles, posters, gossip, tour dates, subscriptions, interviews and advertisements. Images feature artists, instruments, bands, album covers, concert photographs, advertisement images and posters of artists and their partners. General characteristics are a front cover with cover lines, masthead, inside images of artists, entertaining news, gossip, music information, and puzzles.
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Evaluation - Question One
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This document discusses and compares print and digital magazines. It notes that print magazines have stable technology but can be destroyed easily, while digital magazines can be accessed anywhere but have ads disrupting reading flow. It also discusses technical considerations for each format like size and layout for print, and colors/fonts, distribution, and zooming for digital. Distribution of print magazines is through stores targeted to the audience, while digital magazines are only available online through services like Amazon.
Magazine assignment
This magazine cover promotes the films "Once Upon a Time...In Hollywood" and "IT: Chapter Two" through the use of a Hollywood skyline. Key words like "World Exclusive" and mentions of exclusive content attract audiences interested in exclusive film information. The cover follows magazine conventions through elements like a bold masthead and direct character images while also appealing to audiences of different genres and ages through its featured films and content.
Magazine research and planning
The document provides information about different movie magazines, including Empire, Total Film, Film Comment, and Film Journal International. It discusses the background and target audiences for each magazine. The primary audience for Empire is described as people who want to learn about the latest in media. Total Film's primary audience is suggested to be younger professionals and students. Film Comment targets an older, more mature audience. Film Journal International aims for people aged 30-50 who are interested in theatrical exhibition. The document also covers common magazine layout conventions and includes an analysis of the front cover of an Empire magazine issue.
Magazine research and planning
The document provides information about different movie magazines, including Empire, Total Film, Film Comment, and Film Journal International. It discusses the background and target audiences for each magazine. The primary audience for Empire is described as people who want to learn about the latest in media. Total Film's primary audience is suggested to be younger professionals and students. Film Comment targets an older, more mature audience. Film Journal International aims for people aged 30-50 who are interested in theatrical exhibition. The document also covers common magazine layout conventions and includes an analysis of the front cover of an Empire magazine issue.
Magazine research and planning
The document provides information about several movie magazines, including Empire, Total Film, Film Comment, and Film Journal International. It discusses the background and target audiences for each magazine. For Empire, the primary audience is described as people who want to learn about the latest in media. Total Film's primary audience is identified as young professionals and students. Film Comment targets an older, more mature audience. Film Journal International aims for people aged 30-50. The document also notes conventions for magazine layouts like Empire, which uses a bold masthead and large main image on the cover. Finally, it provides an analysis of the front cover of an Empire issue focused on Marvel superheroes.
Magazine research and planning 3
The document provides information about several movie magazines, including Empire, Total Film, Film Comment, and Film Journal International. It discusses the background and target audiences for each magazine. For Empire, the primary audience is described as people who want to learn about the latest in media. Total Film's primary audience is identified as young professionals and students. Film Comment targets an older, more mature audience. Film Journal International aims for people aged 30-50. The document also notes conventions for magazine layouts like Empire, which uses a bold masthead and large main image on the cover. Finally, it provides an analysis of the front cover of an Empire issue focused on Marvel superheroes.
Magazine research and planning 2
The document provides information about several movie magazines, including Empire, Total Film, Film Comment, and Film Journal International. It discusses the background and target audiences for each magazine. Empire targets a younger audience with bold covers and focuses on action films. Total Film also uses eye-catching images but covers more mainstream blockbusters. Film Comment has in-depth essays and targets an older, more mature readership. Film Journal International covers the film industry and technology and targets professionals aged 30-50.
Film review remember me
The document discusses the typical structure and elements of a film review. It notes that film reviews usually include the film's title, large pictures of main characters, and subheadings recognizing the writer. Reviews also typically provide a brief summary with details like release dates and runtime. At the bottom, reviews may include opinions from film critics and quotes from the film to give readers a sense of it. The main body of the review provides a brief description of the film and background without spoiling the plot, along with the writer's opinions.
magazine cover content page and double spread analysis
The document analyzes the cover and contents page of various magazines. It discusses the key elements found on magazine covers like the masthead, date/price, cover lines, slogans, and main image. It explains that the masthead identifies the magazine brand and is prominently displayed. Cover lines, images of celebrities, and movie/album promotions are used to attract readers. The contents page lists the sections and features to help readers navigate the magazine. Common elements like the magazine name, issue date, and table of contents help orient the reader.
Research 1
The interviews revealed that the target audience enjoys Marvel films and TV shows on Disney+, particularly upcoming releases. They expressed interest in reading about action and adventure films. Both interviewees said exclusive interviews and photos would make a film magazine more appealing by providing additional interesting content related to anticipated movies.
Research
The interviews revealed that the target audience enjoys Marvel films and TV shows on Disney+, particularly upcoming releases. They expressed interest in reading about action and adventure films. Both interviewees said exclusive interviews and photos would make a film magazine more appealing by providing additional interesting content related to anticipated movies.
Magazine research + analysis
This document provides information on several music magazines, including their target readers, circulation numbers, and content focus. Classic Rock targets affluent 35+ men and covers rock news and interviews. Metal Hammer covers metal, punk, and the British music scene for a young male audience. Q guides readers through new music and has a readership of 550,000 aged 29. Kerrang! focuses on rock genres weekly for readers aged 22. Mojo delivers journalism and photography monthly for readers aged 37.
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- 1. U N C U T In-depth study on their front page cover of a typical magazine
- 2. Main image advertisement This is the main story within the magazine so will have more in-depth information as well as plenty of pictures and posters in relation to the film. (Tends to be a newly released film)
- 3. Lists This is where other articles are listed on the front cover to advertise to the reader that there will be articles and news etc, on the following that have been listed
- 4. Playlists List of songs within the film that are available to download – usually give a date that they are available to download from and where they can be found (legally)
- 5. Free promotional offer Gives the reader a chance to have a free gift with their magazine purchase, this entices them to buy the magazine
- 6. Photos and posters Images and picture pages give the reader a break from reading and also gives them a chance to stick up posters of the film – another form of advertisement, coming straight from the 3 rd person
- 7. Barcode Usually in a bottom right hand corner or just under the title, makes it easy to find when scanning but also keeps it out of sight for the reader so they can focus on main advertisements of the story’s and articles within the magazine
- 8. Reviews Lets the reader know what professional critics think about films/songs etc