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The target audience for the music magazine is 16-18 year olds who are still in education, primarily from lower working class backgrounds. While the magazine will feature mostly male rappers, it aims to appeal to all races. The audience is likely to be materialistic as they are still dependent on parents, though some may have part-time jobs. To reach this tech-savvy audience, the magazine utilizes social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter that teenagers frequently use on their mobile phones.
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The document profiles the typical reader of "BassLine" magazine as being between 16-20 years old, primarily British or American, and either male or female. They are currently in college or university and do not have high incomes, instead spending money on clothes, food, travel, or games. The document also describes their motivations for reading the magazine as being to find useful music information or for entertainment.
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience for a new magazine. The majority of respondents were between 16-18 years old or 19-23 years old. Most of the target audience is in further education and uses social media regularly. They enjoy music genres like indie/pop rock and have interests in fashion, current events, and entertainment activities like going to the movies. Most have part-time jobs that allow them to purchase and stream music online.
Audience
My target audience is 16-21 year olds who enjoy shopping at popular clothing stores and listening to R&B artists. They are interested in reading about their favorite artists' lifestyles and latest albums. I conducted a survey that showed this audience prefers to interact with magazines through Facebook and Twitter to get updates. My 200-page magazine costs £3.99 and includes a free poster and competitions to attract readers. It focuses on new and upcoming talent to appeal to its young audience.
Question 3
The document discusses distributing a music magazine for 16-22 year olds who listen to mainstream chart music. It recommends distributing through IPC Media for three key reasons:
1) IPC Media distributes major magazines like NME and Nuts through mainstream retailers like Tesco and WHSmith that match the target audience.
2) They distribute to a wide range of stores making the magazine easy for the mainstream audience to find.
3) IPC Media supports multi-platform distribution through websites, apps, etc. matching how the target audience consumes media, which will boost profits.
Evaluation: Question 3
Def Jam specializes in hip-hop music and would be well-suited to distribute the author's music magazine electronically through phones and apps, as audience research found many people consume music on their phones. Choosing Def Jam would allow the magazine to reach a wider ethnic audience that engages with Def Jam's diverse artists. Distributing the magazine electronically through Def Jam could successfully reach their target audience of young adults interested in hip-hop.
Evaluation
This document represents a target audience of 15-21 year olds of both genders for a music magazine. This is conveyed through the choice of a 17 year old model on the cover and the style of the magazine. The magazine covers R&B, hip hop music genres and represents similar social groups to magazines like Vibe and Billboard that were used as case studies. Age, ethnicity and class are important considerations, and feedback suggested the magazine appeals most to a working class audience due to its writing style.
Audience Profile
The target audience for the magazine is people aged 16-20, as 40% of respondents to a questionnaire fell into this age group. This audience already buys music magazines like Q and Top of the Pops, which were the most popular choices according to 19% and 22% of responses. The target readers enjoy pop (25%) and hip-hop/rap music and regularly attend concerts and festivals. They love listening to music through YouTube and the radio and use various websites and social media like YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook.
Question 3
Media distributors are companies that publish various media products such as films, magazines, and television. Some distributors specialize in only one type of media while others distribute a wide range. This document discusses several potential media distributors for a new pop music magazine targeted at teenagers, including Bauer Media, Immediate Media, and Egmont Media. Bauer Media and Immediate Media are identified as the best options as they have room in their catalogs for another music magazine aimed at younger audiences. Immediate Media in particular is highlighted for having a small selection of music magazines currently.
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The document profiles the typical reader of "BassLine" magazine as being between 16-20 years old, primarily British or American, and either male or female. They are currently in college or university and do not have high incomes, instead spending money on clothes, food, travel, or games. The document also describes their motivations for reading the magazine as being to find useful music information or for entertainment.
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience for a new magazine. The majority of respondents were between 16-18 years old or 19-23 years old. Most of the target audience is in further education and uses social media regularly. They enjoy music genres like indie/pop rock and have interests in fashion, current events, and entertainment activities like going to the movies. Most have part-time jobs that allow them to purchase and stream music online.
Audience
My target audience is 16-21 year olds who enjoy shopping at popular clothing stores and listening to R&B artists. They are interested in reading about their favorite artists' lifestyles and latest albums. I conducted a survey that showed this audience prefers to interact with magazines through Facebook and Twitter to get updates. My 200-page magazine costs £3.99 and includes a free poster and competitions to attract readers. It focuses on new and upcoming talent to appeal to its young audience.
Question 3
The document discusses distributing a music magazine for 16-22 year olds who listen to mainstream chart music. It recommends distributing through IPC Media for three key reasons:
1) IPC Media distributes major magazines like NME and Nuts through mainstream retailers like Tesco and WHSmith that match the target audience.
2) They distribute to a wide range of stores making the magazine easy for the mainstream audience to find.
3) IPC Media supports multi-platform distribution through websites, apps, etc. matching how the target audience consumes media, which will boost profits.
Evaluation: Question 3
Def Jam specializes in hip-hop music and would be well-suited to distribute the author's music magazine electronically through phones and apps, as audience research found many people consume music on their phones. Choosing Def Jam would allow the magazine to reach a wider ethnic audience that engages with Def Jam's diverse artists. Distributing the magazine electronically through Def Jam could successfully reach their target audience of young adults interested in hip-hop.
Evaluation
This document represents a target audience of 15-21 year olds of both genders for a music magazine. This is conveyed through the choice of a 17 year old model on the cover and the style of the magazine. The magazine covers R&B, hip hop music genres and represents similar social groups to magazines like Vibe and Billboard that were used as case studies. Age, ethnicity and class are important considerations, and feedback suggested the magazine appeals most to a working class audience due to its writing style.
Audience Profile
The target audience for the magazine is people aged 16-20, as 40% of respondents to a questionnaire fell into this age group. This audience already buys music magazines like Q and Top of the Pops, which were the most popular choices according to 19% and 22% of responses. The target readers enjoy pop (25%) and hip-hop/rap music and regularly attend concerts and festivals. They love listening to music through YouTube and the radio and use various websites and social media like YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook.
Question 3
Media distributors are companies that publish various media products such as films, magazines, and television. Some distributors specialize in only one type of media while others distribute a wide range. This document discusses several potential media distributors for a new pop music magazine targeted at teenagers, including Bauer Media, Immediate Media, and Egmont Media. Bauer Media and Immediate Media are identified as the best options as they have room in their catalogs for another music magazine aimed at younger audiences. Immediate Media in particular is highlighted for having a small selection of music magazines currently.
Secondary audience research
The document summarizes research on the target audiences of different music magazine genres. It finds that NME magazine targets young, fashionable readers who are likely working class students. Pop music magazines target females ages 11-16 who enjoy clothes, makeup and online media. Rock music magazines target male readers aged 18 who are still in education and interested in music-related technology and games. The research shows the importance of tailoring magazine content to the interests of the target demographic, such as including photography relevant to their interests. The target audience for the author's independent music magazine are described as 16-20 year olds who like indie music and bands like Arctic Monkeys.
Evaluation question 1 2 3
The document discusses a music magazine product created to challenge conventions of mainstream magazines. It uses direct address and features a popular song to draw in readers. It also includes social media links like Facebook and Spotify that would appeal to its target young audience. The target audience is described as younger people aged 16-25, represented through vibrant colors, who have an interest in chart music. The ideal media institution to distribute the magazine would be Bauer Media, as they already own many music magazines and platforms, allowing for synergy across media.
2
Immediate Media Company would be a good institution to distribute the media product because they publish magazines targeted at different age ranges, including children and pre-teens. They are missing an offering for older teens and early 20s, which the media product is targeting. Immediate Media Company is also distributed by the BBC, a well-known UK media company, which would provide credibility and exposure to different media platforms. The product should be available both physically and online to reach the largest possible audience.
Evaluation questions
The document provides information about a media studies candidate's music magazine project. It includes details about the target audience, which is primarily males aged 16-30 who enjoy indie music. It also discusses how the magazine will represent certain social groups through its coverage of popular indie artists and bands, as well as through its focus on music festivals and concerts. The document suggests the magazine would be distributed by IPC Media, the same publisher as the music magazine NME, since they have similar audiences and coverage of indie music. It also explains how the magazine will utilize various media platforms like social media, a website, and an app to engage audiences and make the brand easily accessible across different channels.
Question 4
The document discusses market research conducted for a pop music magazine. The research showed that pop music was the most popular genre among respondents at 38.98%. Most of the audience was female (74.58%) and between the ages of 16-19 (67.80%). To appeal to this target demographic, the magazine features bright colors, photos of male and female artists, pop music charts, and a contest to win concert tickets. The format and content aim to be interesting to both female and younger readers.
Media evaluation question 2
- The document represents several social groups including age, gender, class, and groups.
- The main age group targeted is teenagers aged 16-19, as evidenced by the bright colors, popular artists featured, and inclusion of contests and gifts.
- The gender mainly targeted is female, making up 78.58% of interested readers, through topics, colors, and artists primarily appealing to females.
- The social class most targeted is working and middle class, through affordable price, busy design, and genres of music generally preferred among these groups.
EV 4
From my research, the target audience for my indie/alternative music magazine would be 16-24 year olds of both genders. Research showed this age group is most likely to buy magazines and have developed their own music tastes while being open to new music. The magazine would be sold in stores that cater to this genre. It would be a monthly magazine priced at £4.50 to provide higher quality printing similar to other magazines in this genre and format. Feedback from the target audience confirmed they prefer a monthly format and helped refine the magazine's title, layout, and content to best appeal to "young alts" and "scenesters."
Question 3
Media distributors are companies that publish various media products such as films, magazines, and television. Some distributors specialize in only one type of media while others distribute a wide range. The document discusses several potential media distributors for a new pop music magazine targeted at teenagers, including Bauer Media, Immediate Media, and Egmont Media. Bauer Media and Immediate Media are presented as good options because they have room for another music magazine aimed at younger audiences. Immediate Media in particular only distributes a few existing music magazines. Egmont Media is less suitable since it focuses on magazines for younger children. In conclusion, Immediate Media is identified as the best publisher due to the need for more music magazines in their catalog
Evaluation questions
The document is a portfolio submission from a student named Alexander Stuart Metcalfe for a media studies course. It includes details about the intended target audience and purpose of their proposed music magazine product.
The primary target audience is identified as males aged 16-30 who enjoy indie music. A secondary audience of women and older/younger people also interested in indie music is mentioned. Market research suggests the audience wants to read about up-and-coming bands in addition to established artists.
Several real-world magazines are referenced as examples, particularly NME, in terms of format, distribution, and appealing to a similar audience. Distribution through a monthly print magazine, website, app and social media is proposed to make the
Question five
The document discusses strategies for attracting and addressing a target audience for a music magazine. To attract the audience, the magazine cover will use eye-catching colors and a striking front-page photo. The contents page will highlight a variety of artists featured in the issue. Since the target audience is ages 16-22, social media like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram will be used to address them briefly and concisely as these platforms are most commonly used by teenagers and young adults. The strategies aim to attract buyers and broaden the audience for the magazine.
Question 3
The document discusses potential publishing houses for distributing a new music magazine focused on soul and R&B genres. It evaluates Bauer Media, The Egmont Group, and Rhinegold Publishing. Bauer Media is selected as the best option since it already publishes a similar music magazine called Mojo, and offers the desired distribution methods of print, online downloads, and subscriptions. The Egmont Group is rejected because it targets younger audiences while the new magazine aims for an older demographic. Rhinegold Publishing is also passed over because it does not publish magazines in the relevant music genres.
Audience profile
This document provides an audience profile for a magazine, identifying the target readers as British females aged 13-16 who are still in education. It notes that this age group was found to be the most suitable after initial research, as they are interested in finding information about their favorite pop acts. Additionally, the magazine will aim for a white British market given the racial demographics of most popular pop artists.
2 copy of pop (2.1)
The purpose of the magazine is to inform pop music fans about their favorite artists, new songs, concerts, and up-and-coming artists in North London. The target audience is young people ages 13-17. It will be a glossy, 110-page magazine available both physically and online. The magazine will focus on pop music in North London and give fans a way to directly contact and ask questions of their favorite artists. It will include photos, quizzes, contests and more to entertain readers. The magazine aims to stand out from competitors by allowing direct engagement between artists and fans.
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The document discusses research conducted to define the target audience for a new hip hop/rap magazine. Surveys were distributed on social media and forums asking questions about respondents' demographics, music interests, and consumption habits. The results showed the target audience is primarily male, aged 16-19, interested in hip hop/rap music and culture. They listen to many hours of music each week but are less likely to purchase albums, instead downloading illegally. Most read other hip hop magazines and their parents are employed, indicating potential to purchase the new magazine.
2 copy of pop
The document outlines a proposed pop music magazine targeted at teenagers aged 13-17. The magazine will be available both in print and online, with a glossy cover and around 110 pages of content. It will provide information on both established and up-and-coming pop artists in North London, including photos, quizzes, and a chance for readers to ask artists questions. The magazine aims to stand out from competitors by allowing direct engagement with artists. It will be priced affordably and distributed in shops and online, with marketing on social media and radio.
Question 2 Evaluation Question
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience for a new music magazine. Through research, the author found that their target audience of teenagers and young adults wanted affordable coverage of indie/alternative music genres. They conducted surveys to learn that the audience wanted both recognizable artists as well as new talent. To attract this audience, the author planned to use eye-catching colors and photos, pull quotes to generate interest, casual language, and digital/social media platforms for easy access and two-way communication.
Question four
My magazine targets students and people in their teens and early twenties (demographic groups D and E) who are interested in indie rock music. This audience was chosen because letters to music magazines and the audiences at indie rock concerts are predominantly under 25 years old. To reach this target audience, the magazine needs to be affordably priced since students have low budgets. Both female and male readers are considered through diverse colors and content addressed to multiple people.
Target audience
The target audience is middle-aged men and women interested in politics who want facts and advice on how current events like the EU referendum could financially impact them. The document proposes reaching this audience through a traditional newspaper providing political facts and figures, with the potential to also create an online version to engage younger audiences. Other suggested outreach methods include sending texts or emails to subscribers on topics the target audience wants updates on.
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.
Research into fonts
The document discusses font choices for different sections of a magazine. For the front cover title, the author chooses MikodacsPCS to stand out against a black background with white letters. Additional front cover information will use Tw Cen MT Condensed and Tw Cen MT Condensed Extra Bold. For the contents page title, Tw Cen MT Condensed Extra Bold is selected to match the regular text below, which will also use Tw Cen MT Condensed. The double page spread will employ Tw Cen MT Condensed throughout.
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Photo shoot plans
The document outlines photo shoot plans for a magazine cover and contents. For the cover, it calls for an upper-torso shot of a music artist facing slightly right, wearing hip hop-style clothing, to be taken inside or outside depending on weather. The contents page wants a full-shot of the cover artist or another posing in various ways with a direct gaze. A double-page spread is planned with a close-up face shot on the left and a full-length image of the same or another artist on the right linking to an article below.
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Secondary audience research
The document summarizes research on the target audiences of different music magazine genres. It finds that NME magazine targets young, fashionable readers who are likely working class students. Pop music magazines target females ages 11-16 who enjoy clothes, makeup and online media. Rock music magazines target male readers aged 18 who are still in education and interested in music-related technology and games. The research shows the importance of tailoring magazine content to the interests of the target demographic, such as including photography relevant to their interests. The target audience for the author's independent music magazine are described as 16-20 year olds who like indie music and bands like Arctic Monkeys.
Evaluation question 1 2 3
The document discusses a music magazine product created to challenge conventions of mainstream magazines. It uses direct address and features a popular song to draw in readers. It also includes social media links like Facebook and Spotify that would appeal to its target young audience. The target audience is described as younger people aged 16-25, represented through vibrant colors, who have an interest in chart music. The ideal media institution to distribute the magazine would be Bauer Media, as they already own many music magazines and platforms, allowing for synergy across media.
2
Immediate Media Company would be a good institution to distribute the media product because they publish magazines targeted at different age ranges, including children and pre-teens. They are missing an offering for older teens and early 20s, which the media product is targeting. Immediate Media Company is also distributed by the BBC, a well-known UK media company, which would provide credibility and exposure to different media platforms. The product should be available both physically and online to reach the largest possible audience.
Evaluation questions
The document provides information about a media studies candidate's music magazine project. It includes details about the target audience, which is primarily males aged 16-30 who enjoy indie music. It also discusses how the magazine will represent certain social groups through its coverage of popular indie artists and bands, as well as through its focus on music festivals and concerts. The document suggests the magazine would be distributed by IPC Media, the same publisher as the music magazine NME, since they have similar audiences and coverage of indie music. It also explains how the magazine will utilize various media platforms like social media, a website, and an app to engage audiences and make the brand easily accessible across different channels.
Question 4
The document discusses market research conducted for a pop music magazine. The research showed that pop music was the most popular genre among respondents at 38.98%. Most of the audience was female (74.58%) and between the ages of 16-19 (67.80%). To appeal to this target demographic, the magazine features bright colors, photos of male and female artists, pop music charts, and a contest to win concert tickets. The format and content aim to be interesting to both female and younger readers.
Media evaluation question 2
- The document represents several social groups including age, gender, class, and groups.
- The main age group targeted is teenagers aged 16-19, as evidenced by the bright colors, popular artists featured, and inclusion of contests and gifts.
- The gender mainly targeted is female, making up 78.58% of interested readers, through topics, colors, and artists primarily appealing to females.
- The social class most targeted is working and middle class, through affordable price, busy design, and genres of music generally preferred among these groups.
EV 4
From my research, the target audience for my indie/alternative music magazine would be 16-24 year olds of both genders. Research showed this age group is most likely to buy magazines and have developed their own music tastes while being open to new music. The magazine would be sold in stores that cater to this genre. It would be a monthly magazine priced at £4.50 to provide higher quality printing similar to other magazines in this genre and format. Feedback from the target audience confirmed they prefer a monthly format and helped refine the magazine's title, layout, and content to best appeal to "young alts" and "scenesters."
Question 3
Media distributors are companies that publish various media products such as films, magazines, and television. Some distributors specialize in only one type of media while others distribute a wide range. The document discusses several potential media distributors for a new pop music magazine targeted at teenagers, including Bauer Media, Immediate Media, and Egmont Media. Bauer Media and Immediate Media are presented as good options because they have room for another music magazine aimed at younger audiences. Immediate Media in particular only distributes a few existing music magazines. Egmont Media is less suitable since it focuses on magazines for younger children. In conclusion, Immediate Media is identified as the best publisher due to the need for more music magazines in their catalog
Evaluation questions
The document is a portfolio submission from a student named Alexander Stuart Metcalfe for a media studies course. It includes details about the intended target audience and purpose of their proposed music magazine product.
The primary target audience is identified as males aged 16-30 who enjoy indie music. A secondary audience of women and older/younger people also interested in indie music is mentioned. Market research suggests the audience wants to read about up-and-coming bands in addition to established artists.
Several real-world magazines are referenced as examples, particularly NME, in terms of format, distribution, and appealing to a similar audience. Distribution through a monthly print magazine, website, app and social media is proposed to make the
Question five
The document discusses strategies for attracting and addressing a target audience for a music magazine. To attract the audience, the magazine cover will use eye-catching colors and a striking front-page photo. The contents page will highlight a variety of artists featured in the issue. Since the target audience is ages 16-22, social media like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram will be used to address them briefly and concisely as these platforms are most commonly used by teenagers and young adults. The strategies aim to attract buyers and broaden the audience for the magazine.
Question 3
The document discusses potential publishing houses for distributing a new music magazine focused on soul and R&B genres. It evaluates Bauer Media, The Egmont Group, and Rhinegold Publishing. Bauer Media is selected as the best option since it already publishes a similar music magazine called Mojo, and offers the desired distribution methods of print, online downloads, and subscriptions. The Egmont Group is rejected because it targets younger audiences while the new magazine aims for an older demographic. Rhinegold Publishing is also passed over because it does not publish magazines in the relevant music genres.
Audience profile
This document provides an audience profile for a magazine, identifying the target readers as British females aged 13-16 who are still in education. It notes that this age group was found to be the most suitable after initial research, as they are interested in finding information about their favorite pop acts. Additionally, the magazine will aim for a white British market given the racial demographics of most popular pop artists.
2 copy of pop (2.1)
The purpose of the magazine is to inform pop music fans about their favorite artists, new songs, concerts, and up-and-coming artists in North London. The target audience is young people ages 13-17. It will be a glossy, 110-page magazine available both physically and online. The magazine will focus on pop music in North London and give fans a way to directly contact and ask questions of their favorite artists. It will include photos, quizzes, contests and more to entertain readers. The magazine aims to stand out from competitors by allowing direct engagement between artists and fans.
Audienceprofile+ahmed
The document discusses research conducted to define the target audience for a new hip hop/rap magazine. Surveys were distributed on social media and forums asking questions about respondents' demographics, music interests, and consumption habits. The results showed the target audience is primarily male, aged 16-19, interested in hip hop/rap music and culture. They listen to many hours of music each week but are less likely to purchase albums, instead downloading illegally. Most read other hip hop magazines and their parents are employed, indicating potential to purchase the new magazine.
2 copy of pop
The document outlines a proposed pop music magazine targeted at teenagers aged 13-17. The magazine will be available both in print and online, with a glossy cover and around 110 pages of content. It will provide information on both established and up-and-coming pop artists in North London, including photos, quizzes, and a chance for readers to ask artists questions. The magazine aims to stand out from competitors by allowing direct engagement with artists. It will be priced affordably and distributed in shops and online, with marketing on social media and radio.
Question 2 Evaluation Question
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience for a new music magazine. Through research, the author found that their target audience of teenagers and young adults wanted affordable coverage of indie/alternative music genres. They conducted surveys to learn that the audience wanted both recognizable artists as well as new talent. To attract this audience, the author planned to use eye-catching colors and photos, pull quotes to generate interest, casual language, and digital/social media platforms for easy access and two-way communication.
Question four
My magazine targets students and people in their teens and early twenties (demographic groups D and E) who are interested in indie rock music. This audience was chosen because letters to music magazines and the audiences at indie rock concerts are predominantly under 25 years old. To reach this target audience, the magazine needs to be affordably priced since students have low budgets. Both female and male readers are considered through diverse colors and content addressed to multiple people.
Target audience
The target audience is middle-aged men and women interested in politics who want facts and advice on how current events like the EU referendum could financially impact them. The document proposes reaching this audience through a traditional newspaper providing political facts and figures, with the potential to also create an online version to engage younger audiences. Other suggested outreach methods include sending texts or emails to subscribers on topics the target audience wants updates on.
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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.
Research into fonts
The document discusses font choices for different sections of a magazine. For the front cover title, the author chooses MikodacsPCS to stand out against a black background with white letters. Additional front cover information will use Tw Cen MT Condensed and Tw Cen MT Condensed Extra Bold. For the contents page title, Tw Cen MT Condensed Extra Bold is selected to match the regular text below, which will also use Tw Cen MT Condensed. The double page spread will employ Tw Cen MT Condensed throughout.
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Photo shoot plans
The document outlines photo shoot plans for a magazine cover and contents. For the cover, it calls for an upper-torso shot of a music artist facing slightly right, wearing hip hop-style clothing, to be taken inside or outside depending on weather. The contents page wants a full-shot of the cover artist or another posing in various ways with a direct gaze. A double-page spread is planned with a close-up face shot on the left and a full-length image of the same or another artist on the right linking to an article below.
Music magazine second draft
The document compares the first and second drafts of a music magazine cover. It notes several ways the second draft improved upon the first, including using a consistent non-faded background, removing the color green in favor of more conventional yellow and red, making the cover less structured to appeal to teenagers and older audiences, adding conventions like sunglasses to the cover image, and including modern elements such as a scannable code.
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Who would be the audience for your media
The target audience for the music magazine is 16-18 year olds who are still in education, primarily from lower working class backgrounds. While the magazine will feature mostly male rappers, it aims to appeal to all races. The audience is likely to be materialistic as they are still dependent on parents, though some may have part-time jobs. To reach this tech-savvy audience, the magazine utilizes social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter that most teenagers regularly use on their mobile phones.
Music magazine double page spread
The document compares the first and second draft of a music magazine page. The first draft needed improvements such as using higher quality images, clearer writing to distinguish the interviewer and interviewee, better arrangement of images, and a consistent background. The second draft implemented these changes by using higher quality images, different colors to identify speakers, italics for questions, a grey background, and adding a quote to provide realism.
Flat plans
The document provides an overview of the pre-production planning for the layout of a music magazine. It includes sketches of the front cover layout which will feature the title, artist name and image, and additional information. It also shows the contents page layout with the image on the right and text on the left. Finally, it shows an example double-page spread with placeholder text noted that the actual publication will contain words, not random letters.
Mock ups
This document provides mockups and analyses for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a music magazine targeted at 16-25 year olds. Key elements of the front cover include the title in large, bold letters; the cover image of a hip hop artist in clothing matching the background; and links to social media. The contents page mockup features the artist on either side with subsections in between. Analyses note using images unrelated to music on the contents page to engage readers and black text contrasting with a faded background. The double page spread mockup follows conventions with an artist photo on the left and text on the right.
Contents page second draft
The document compares the first and second drafts of a contents page for a music magazine. The first draft needed improvements such as a consistent background color that contrasts more with the text, adding columns to make the structure more clear, and using a higher quality picture. The second draft improves on these areas by adding dark grey boxes in the background to make the text more visible, using a clearer photo with vibrant colors, and organizing the contents into three columns.
Research into fonts
1) The document discusses font options for a new music magazine, including Arial Black, Impact, and Mikodacs PCS.
2) It decides to use Mikodacs PCS for the magazine cover because it has a unique pattern and bold style like other hip hop magazines, while still seeming professional but not too professional for the target teenage audience.
3) TW Cen MT condensed will be used for the cover lines, sell lines, contents page headings and body text to maintain consistency within the magazine using a quirky, cool font.
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Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media product are 16-18 year olds who are currently in school or college. They enjoy listening to rap, hip hop, and grime music every day. Due to their age, they have part time jobs and buy clothes from brands like Adidas, Nike, Topshop, and Zara. The magazine will need to be entertaining and engaging for its young audience while they have free time between school and other activities. It will cover new and upcoming artists in the hip hop genre as well as concerts and events in a digital format accessible on phones and online.
Real media
This document discusses the target audience for a new music magazine. The magazine will target males and females aged 16-20, as this age group is most likely to buy magazines. This audience will likely be in education, so where and at what price the magazine is sold will be important to reach them. This audience also relies heavily on digital technology like mobile phones, laptops, and TVs, so reaching them on these platforms will be beneficial. A questionnaire will be used to learn more about the common music interests of this age group and make the magazine more successful.
Who would be the audience for your media product?
This document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. The primary target age range is 16-20 year olds, as the language and content would most appeal to them. However, the content could also appeal to a wide age range. This audience would likely use smartphones, laptops, tablets, and games consoles on a daily basis. They are very engaged with social media like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and use these platforms more than texting. They enjoy going out, games, TV, music, and superficial purchases. They dislike staying home, school, and work. The magazine will aim to market to this audience using their digital devices and social media preferences.
Survey monkey
70% of respondents to a survey about music preferences were female aged 16-18, as the survey aimed to gather feedback from teenagers and young adults. 90% of respondents listen to music daily and half use headphones or speakers to do so. Most important to 80% of respondents was the product itself rather than just price and where to purchase, and 70% felt music and product in ads were most memorable rather than editing of the ads.
Question 4 evaluation
The target audience for the media product is 14-19 year old teenagers from middle and working class backgrounds. They enjoy listening to R&B artists like Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Drake. To appeal to this audience, the magazine uses images of artists around the same age and features colloquial language that teenagers would understand and relate to, such as naming the magazine "Word" and using phrases like "Owning it". It also promotes the magazine's social media presence, as teenagers are very active online.
Question 4
The target audience for the media product would be people aged 17-28 from socioeconomic classes ABC1 in the UK. This group would have some disposable income to spend £4.50 on each issue of the magazine. Younger people in this age range are more likely to idolize artists and invest in them, while older people would be more passive consumers. The magazine also targets "aspirers" interested in material goods and improving their lifestyle. Incorporating social media platforms appeals to younger, technology-focused consumers of popular music. The magazine mainly targets women due to lifestyle and celebrity content, but also targets men through attractive artists.
Evaluation
The document discusses how the author targeted their magazine audience. They aimed the magazine at women aged 16-25 who have disposable income to spend on entertainment like magazines and music events. To attract this audience, the author included many links to live music events since their research found this target group enjoys discovering new artists at social events. The magazine cover features an intense female model to signal to readers they will find passionate artists making good music. QR codes and links to an app and website were also included to keep the tech-savvy target audience up to date on their favorite bands.
Evaluation of vivere - audience
The document discusses how the author targeted their magazine audience. They aimed the magazine at women aged 16-25 who have disposable income to spend on entertainment like magazines and music events. To attract this audience, the author included many links to live music events since their research found this target group enjoys discovering new artists at social events. The magazine cover features an intense female model to signal to readers they will find passionate artists making good music. QR codes and links to an app and website were also included to keep the tech-savvy target audience up to date on their favorite bands.
Evaluation question 6
The target audience for the Pop music magazine "Chart Poppers!" are teenage girls between 14-17 years old. These girls enjoy pop music and want to keep up with the latest trends in music, fashion, and celebrities. They have disposable income from part-time jobs or allowance and come from middle-class families. The magazine aims to provide advice and build a "big sister" relationship with its readers to cater to their interests in pop culture.
Brand identity
Brand identity is created through elements like a logo and name that allow audiences to recognize a brand. For magazines, the masthead and font are especially important for recognition. The brand name can also indicate what the magazine is about. It is important not to change these elements dramatically so audiences still recognize the magazine.
The document discusses how to market a pop culture magazine brand to its target audience of 18-24 year olds. Below-the-line digital marketing using social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter would be effective since this demographic uses social media heavily. Synergy marketing across different media like a radio station could also attract more audiences and help them recognize the magazine brand.
Q4
The document discusses determining the target audience for a pop music magazine. It analyzes existing magazines' reader profiles which are mostly male, aged 15-24, college graduates, and with average household income of $212k. Existing reader profiles and audience feedback questions informed the creation of a reader profile portraying interests in digital products, social media, popular artists, and high street clothing brands. Demographic research showed choosing audience band C1 would allow budget for popular artists while still appealing to a sizeable market. The target age group was set at 16-19 based on insight into that age and existing media targeting them.
Results draft
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about music magazine preferences. It found that the target audience is 11-20 year olds, who prefer magazines focused on R&B/pop and hip-hop/rap genres. Q Magazine was the most preferred magazine brand among respondents. Most respondents spend £5 or less per month on magazines and are attracted to distinctive magazine covers using bright colors and celebrity endorsements. The summary will focus on these key points about the target demographic and preferences revealed in the questionnaire.
Who would be the audience for your media
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. The intended audience is 16-30 year olds who listen to rap/hip hop music. This age range is most likely to listen to and be interested in rap music. While a younger or older audience may also enjoy rap, the chosen genre and explicit content means 16-30 is the best target age range. The magazine targets both male and female listeners, but focuses more on male rappers who dominate the genre. A typical audience member is an 18 year old who socializes with friends, plays video games, and keeps up with the latest music and technologies on their smartphone.
New media
Social media is a hugely impactful tool for marketing to younger audiences. It allows cost-effective advertising to the large percentage of 16-30 year olds who frequently use platforms like Facebook and Instagram. These social media sites need to be central to promoting a new music magazine, as they are the most popular ways for the target audience to access news and entertainment content digitally. Maintaining active profiles on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter will spread information about new articles and issues, while a website can host digital versions of content to widen the magazine's reach.
Survey Analysis
The survey analyzed responses to 10 questions about music magazine preferences. Key findings included that most respondents were female, aged 16-19, and enjoyed pop music. Billboard was the most popular existing magazine. Respondents would pay up to £1.99 and be most attracted to a magazine offering free concert tickets. Celebrity news and gossip were the most popular story types. Physical paper copies were preferred over online/app versions. The survey provided useful information on targeting a magazine to this audience.
Survey Analysis
The survey analyzed responses from mostly female respondents between ages 16-19. Question 3 found that pop music was most popular at 43% followed by indie at 20%. Question 4 found that Billboard was the most popular magazine. Question 5 found that most would pay up to £1.99 for a magazine. Question 6 found that over 82% would be attracted to a magazine offering free concert tickets. The responses will help inform the design and content of the magazine.
Survey Analysis
The survey analyzed responses from mostly female respondents between ages 16-19. Question 3 found that pop music was most popular at 43% followed by indie at 20%. Question 4 found that Billboard was the most popular magazine. Question 5 found that most would pay up to £1.99 for a magazine. Question 6 found that over 82% would be attracted to a magazine offering free concert tickets. The responses will help inform the design and content of the author's planned music magazine.
Survey analysis
- The document analyzes the results of a survey taken to determine the target audience for a music magazine.
- The survey shows that the primary audience is females aged 15-18 who are interested in pop and R&B music.
- Based on the findings, the creator decides the magazine will target females aged 15-18, focus on pop music, be released monthly, and cost around £2.
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.
Survey analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. It analyzes responses about the target audience's age (mostly older teens aged 15-18), gender (female), music genres of interest (pop and R&B), preferred price range (£1.50-£3.00), and desired frequency (monthly). This information allows the document's author to define the target audience and plan a music magazine tailored to their interests.
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Who would be the audience for your media?
- 2. The age range will 16-18 however there isn't a set age for those of whom my media product may appeal to. In terms of class the lower working class would be the audience to my music magazine partly because most of my audience are still in education Even though my media product may only represent particular races the target audience of my music magazine are from every race. I would say my magazine appeals to males more than female seeing as all of the rappers in my music magazine are male. I would also say my audience are materialistic as they are still in education and with most of them living at home they wont know the true value of money. Some may have part time jobs however they might still rely on their parents.
- 3. In terms of technology I have used convergences in my music magazine in my music magazine to appeal to those who use Facebook and Twitter. Most of my target audience will use Mobile phones(smart phones) to scan codes and to access the Facebook/Twitter app, computers and laptops and tablets. Most teenagers nowadays are on their mobile phones on regular basis to check things like newsfeed on their facebook and what people they follow on twitter have posted.
- 4. In terms of social networking I could use facebook and twitter to promote my media product, if many people like my page on facebook then it will come well know and if people follow a twitter account then they can be updated on the latest news of that product, this would work as my audience are social networkers