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This magazine is aimed at males aged 16-25 because previous rock music magazines have targeted this demographic. The magazine uses dark, masculine colors like black throughout to appeal to its target male audience and signal the magazine's rock music genre focus. An initial cover was created using a placeholder image and dark colors to establish the magazine's visual style. The final cover incorporates photos from a photo shoot and more design details while retaining the same masculine color scheme to clearly identify the target readership.
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1. The document describes a student's design of a magazine front cover and double-page spread for a music magazine called V Music.
2. The student took inspiration from magazines like Kerrang and Hammer and used classic indie/rock themes of black and white images and included a free CD in the design.
3. The target audience is described as mainly people aged 14-21, with a focus on socio-economic classes C2-D, and more aimed at males but possibly appealing also to some females.
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Summary of feedback questionnaire results
This document summarizes the results of a feedback questionnaire for a student's magazine construction project. Key findings include:
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- Respondents felt the magazine was most comparable to Q magazine and NME in style.
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The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, represents social groups. It represents teenage boys through its content, style, and pictures. The contents page uses models aged 17-19 wearing casual clothing and little makeup to represent hip hop listeners. The magazine targets teenage boys interested in fashion and hip hop to attract a large audience. The double page spread represents people who need recovery time through an article about someone explaining their life.
Target audience
This document discusses the target audience and how the author addressed that audience for their magazine. The target audience is described as young adults aged 17-25, referred to as YAKS (Young Adventurous Free & Single). The target audience would mainly be male due to the masculine colors used. As students or those with low incomes, the target social class would be lower class. The magazine aims to attract all ethnicities and races. To attract the target audience, the author uses a large black and white image of a tattooed model on the colorful front cover to catch the reader's eye and signal the hip hop/rap genre focus through the model's style.
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The document summarizes how the author attracted their intended audience for an indie music magazine. Some key techniques included:
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2) Choosing images that depicted indie music styles and bands to match the audience's interests.
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4) Following standard codes and conventions of magazine design, such as column rules and distinctive mastheads, to make the magazine look professional and like a real music publication.
My evaluation
The document summarizes the key aspects of a magazine the author created about the grime music genre. The magazine uses conventions from real music magazines, including central images depicting the genre, cover lines highlighting featured content, and a layout with different fonts and colors. The target audience is teenagers and young adults interested in grime music. Elements of the magazine like the graffiti title font, urban background photos, and clothing styles featured are intended to attract this audience by relating to their interests in street culture and music. Creating the magazine helped the author learn new Photoshop skills and better understand magazine construction compared to their initial school magazine project.
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This magazine targets females aged 16-19. Based on survey responses, the magazine should focus on interviews with artists as the most interesting content, while also including other popular topics. Pictures are of interest to the target audience, so the front cover design should have a poster style with eye-catching images used sparingly inside.
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This magazine targets females aged 16-19. Based on survey responses, the magazine should focus on interviews with artists as the most interesting content, while also including other popular topics. Pictures are of interest to the target audience, so the front cover design should use a poster style with prominent images, and interior pages should feature well-designed images without overusing them.
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- Various technologies were used to construct the media product, and the process taught the student new skills in areas like Photoshop, photography, and video editing to achieve the rock theme throughout the magazine.
Mood Board
The mood board includes photos of celebrities popular with teens to attract the target audience of young teens to the magazine. It also features the logo of a popular music magazine that inspires the design, photos of colors that will be used prominently in the magazine, and examples of cover stories about fashion advice and free posters that the target audience would find appealing. The document explains that similar magazines targeting teens will be used as inspiration for the design and content of the new magazine.
My magazine proposal final
The magazine proposal is for a magazine called "Unknown" focused on the R&B music genre and targeting males and females aged 15-24. The publisher chosen is Prometheus Global Media due to their experience publishing music magazines. The magazine would have a pink, grey, and white color scheme. Content would include profiles of popular R&B artists like Rihanna and Kendrick Lamar as well as lesser known new artists. In addition to music content, the magazine aims to provide advice for readers navigating life challenges. Layout elements like the contents page and double page spreads would be modeled after successful music magazines.
Part 2
This document summarizes feedback from 5 people about a magazine. All 5 people said they would read the magazine again. 4 out of 5 thought the magazine was indie genre because of its dark burgundy red coloring. Key features that stood out included bold sell lines in red and a well-designed contents page. In the future, the creator may need to address perceptions of the magazine being indie given it was meant to be pop genre.
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Evaluation For Final Products
The document summarizes the development of a student's music magazine project from the preliminary design to the final product. Key changes included adding borders, changing fonts and colors to be more professionally aligned with the genre of music, including more detailed contents information, and rearranging elements like subtitles and photos based on conventions seen in research of other music magazines. The student learned new skills in researching publications, using design software, and developing a more polished final product.
My magazine proposal.
The document proposes a new pop music magazine called "Release" targeting 16-25 year olds. It will feature articles on popular artists, quizzes, and a consistent visual style. The magazine will use a female model on the cover and throughout, with a serious or fun expression, to represent the target audience. Color scheme and layout conventions will be followed to establish a cohesive house style. The proposed publisher is Bauer Media Group due to their experience with successful music magazines.
Evaluation
The student learned many new techniques and skills in progressing from their preliminary task to the full media product. For the preliminary task, they used basic Microsoft Word skills. However, in creating the front cover, contents page, and double page spread, they used Photoshop and InDesign for the first time. This presented a new learning curve, but as they got more experience with the software, they were able to use it more effectively. The result was a significant improvement over what they could produce for the preliminary task, demonstrating how much they grew in their skills from the start to the end of the project.
Blocks
The document outlines Mariya Ahmed's plans for a classical music magazine, including designs for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread. For the front cover, she will feature a female model in a pink dress posing to the left with the magazine's title. The contents will include a classical music quiz, festival information, music reviews, and musician interviews. For layout, she will follow conventions of existing magazines using formal language and images alongside text. Color schemes and fonts are chosen based on audience survey responses associating classical with pink and black. The contents page will feature instruments and images of readers to represent sections. The double page spread will include multiple photos of the cover model with a large eye-catching title,
My final evaluation
The document summarizes what the author has learned from creating a magazine as their media product. In their preliminary task, the front cover lacked clear cover lines and had overused effects. The contents page also lacked images and detail. However, through research, drafting, and taking photos, the author improved their skills. Their final magazine front cover, contents page, and double page spread now include bold writing, codes and conventions, and catch the target audience's attention with a unique style and attitude. The author is happy with how much they have progressed since their initial task by applying what they have learned.
My final evaluation
The document summarizes what the author has learned from creating a magazine as their media product. In their preliminary task, the front cover lacked clear cover lines and had overused effects. The contents page also lacked images and detail. However, through research, drafting, and taking photos, the author improved their skills. Their final magazine front cover, contents page, and double page spread now feature bold writing, codes and conventions, and catch the target audience's attention with attitude and style. The author is happy with how much they have learned and improved since their initial task.
Blocks
This document provides details on the design choices for various pages of a proposed classical music magazine, including the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread.
For the front cover, the designer proposes featuring a female model in a pink dress with limited makeup and jewelry, facing partially left. The content will include a classical music quiz, festival information, new releases, and a musician interview.
The contents page will follow conventions of other magazines and include images related to piano, violin, and readers enjoying the magazine. Short subheadings and borders will separate sections to keep it organized.
The double page spread will have multiple images of the model holding an instrument. A large eye-catching title and quote
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The document is an evaluation of a student's coursework project where they created a music magazine. It discusses the research and influences that informed the magazine's style, which blended music and fashion genres. The evaluation addresses questions about how the magazine represents and targets its intended audience of 15-25 year olds, and the technologies and skills learned in creating the project. Feedback from test audiences was positive and found the magazine to appear genuine and professionally made.
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Olivia Lynch created a music magazine called A Major for a school media project. She did research on existing music magazines like NME and Rocksound to understand conventions. She surveyed her target audience of 16-30 year olds interested in funk/alternative music to determine design elements. Based on the survey results, she chose a grey/white/blue color scheme and friendly tone. Olivia designed the cover, contents page, and spreads on Photoshop. She priced the magazine at £2.70 with a free CD to attract buyers between the prices of her competitors NME and Rocksound.
media
The document discusses the process of creating a magazine from preliminary tasks to the final product. It describes early drafts that lacked proper use of codes and conventions and had weak cover lines and contents. Through research, drafting, and taking test photos, the creator improved the design and layout. The final magazine better represented the target audience with a cohesive style, bold writing, and inclusion of proper codes and conventions throughout. The creator learned the importance of planning, comparing other magazines, and testing ideas to create a higher quality end product.
Music magazine evaluation
The document discusses the creation of a magazine targeted towards young females aged 16-24 that focuses on rock music. Key details include:
- The magazine aims to appeal to its target demographic through the use of a young female model on the cover wearing dark, rock-inspired makeup and clothes.
- Content focuses on topics of interest like boyband posters, music to purchase, and upcoming gig information.
- Distribution is considered through clothing retailers and online sales with weekly circulation to keep the young audience engaged.
- Audience research found that images are very important for attracting readers, so the cover photo was a primary focus.
Music magazine evaluation1
This document discusses the development of a magazine aimed at young female rock music fans between ages 16-24. Key points include:
- The magazine aims to represent its target demographic through the choice of a young female model on the cover and topics of interest like boyband posters.
- Distribution options considered are clothing retailers and online sales, with weekly circulation to keep the young audience engaged.
- Audience research found that images are very important to attract readers, so the cover photo aims to represent the rock music genre through the model's makeup and style.
- Various software tools were used to design layouts, edit photos, and present research for the rock-focused magazine. Feedback noted the high quality of the
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The document discusses the design and target audience of a music magazine focused on the hardcore punk genre. It describes using similar conventions to existing magazines like Kerrang in terms of layout, fonts, colors and images. The target audience is identified as white teenagers interested in hardcore music, who may dress in band t-shirts and have tattoos and piercings. The magazine would be distributed in stores like supermarkets and music retailers, as well as online and at band shows, with a price of £2 to appeal to its teenage audience.
Evaluation
The student's music magazine focuses on the hardcore punk genre and aims to represent white teenagers aged 16-25 who enjoy this type of angry, fast music. The magazine's design takes cues from existing magazines like Kerrang to utilize common conventions such as a masthead, images, and darker color scheme. It is targeted towards audiences who enjoy releasing anger through music and political expression. The magazine would be distributed in stores, apps, and at concerts to effectively reach its target demographic.
Evaluation
The student's music magazine focuses on the hardcore punk genre and targets white teenagers aged 16-25 who enjoy this style of music. The magazine represents this social group through images of bands with angry facial expressions and scenes of fans at gigs. It would be distributed in stores like HMV as well as online and through mobile apps in order to reach its target teenage audience. The student aimed to attract this audience through a logo styled like tattoo font, dark and gloomy images, and a color scheme reflecting the fashion of hardcore punk fans.
As media music magazine evaluation
This document provides details about a music magazine concept created by James Marshall. The target audience is described as 15-25 year olds interested in rap/hip-hop music. An ideal reader, Jeffrey, is presented to exemplify the target demographic. The concept aims to fill a gap in the market for this audience. Visual elements like cover design, layout, and a featured model are meant to attract readers and represent the social group discussed in the content. While drawing inspiration from real magazines like NME, the concept also aims to develop some conventions and challenge others to create something unique. The document suggests distributing the magazine through a company like John Menzies that helped distribute NME magazines.
Blocks
- The document outlines Mariya Ahmed's plans for layout and design of different sections of her classical music magazine, including the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread.
- For the front cover, she will feature a female model in pink dress with limited makeup/jewelry and include cover lines and masthead.
- The contents page will have subheadings and images on one side with text on the other to look organized. It will also include an advertisement.
- The double page spread will feature the model in multiple images and quotes from an interviewed famous opera musician, as well as text and an image related to the magazine's theme.
Evaluation3
The document describes a music magazine called SPIRIT that was created by the author. SPIRIT follows conventions of real music magazines by providing information on rock/indie music genres, including reviews and interviews. It challenges conventions by using an old black and white aesthetic rather than typical rock magazine colors. The target audience is described as teenage rock fans, and the magazine aims to appeal to this group with interesting content and designs.
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The target audience of the magazine "Moshpit" is males aged 16-25 who enjoy listening to music, spending time with friends outdoors, and attending music festivals and concerts. The magazine will have a dark color scheme, sans-serif fonts, and informal writing to appeal to this niche audience. It will include CD and concert reviews, features on new bands, and offer a free CD to readers to engage their interests in discovering new music. Maintaining the same visual design elements across issues will help build the magazine's brand identity.
AS Media Magazine Evaluation
The document discusses a media studies coursework assignment evaluating a student's mock magazine. It provides details on the magazine's design elements, conventions used, target audience, and how it represents and attracts that audience. Specifically, it summarizes that the magazine draws inspiration from Kerrang magazine's style and targets young adult rock music fans, using formal language, fashion photography, and references to bands like Florence and the Machine to appeal to and represent that social group.
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The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute a new magazine product and why Bauer would be the preferred choice. Bauer is one of the largest media institutions in the UK and would provide more funding, allowing for a better photographer and writers. As an existing large distributor of magazines worldwide, choosing Bauer would also result in better distribution and potential sales. Extending the magazine into other media areas would also be easier with Bauer, as they have experience transforming other magazines like Kerrang into radio stations and television programs.
Institutions
- Bauer is a large media institution that distributes magazines like Kerrang and Q with different styles of content.
- IPC also distributes magazines like Q and other products.
- Future is another large institution that distributes magazines like Metal Hammer and other products across various topics.
If the author were to choose an institution to distribute their magazine, they would select Bauer. Bauer is one of the largest media companies and could provide a larger budget for better photography and writing. Bauer also widely distributes its magazines worldwide, so the author's magazine would reach more people and potentially sell more issues.
Hardware and software
The document discusses the various technologies and software the author used to create a magazine product. They used Photoshop to edit photos, Internet Explorer for research and surveys, Blackboard for sharing resources, Microsoft Word and PowerPoint for text and presentations, Slideshare to share presentations online, Blogger for blogging, and Survey Monkey to conduct a survey. Hardware used included a computer for all software, a video camera for interviews, a camera to take photos for the magazine, and a card reader to transfer photos from the camera to the computer. The author learned new skills in Photoshop and gained experience using various software and technologies for research, content creation, and project sharing online.
Development of the magazine
The document summarizes changes made in developing a magazine spread from an initial draft to the final product. Key differences included using a stock photo instead of a model, tweaking fonts and layout for professional appearance, and adding more photos and a longer article to make the final spread more colorful and informative. The final product had a improved structure and design informed by research.
Codes and conventions
The document discusses how the media product challenges conventions of real magazines. Specifically, it covers how the masthead, fonts, barcode, photography, page numbers, and cover lines compare to examples from existing magazines. The masthead is distorted like rock magazines but cuts off for the barcode. The font is simple to read pages easily. The barcode only includes the standard code. Photos are all posed like research examples. Page numbers pop in red on grey like research. Cover lines use big bold contrasting text to preview stories like examples.
Attract address
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience in a magazine they created. They used:
- A masthead in red on black that stood out and featured a band photo.
- Posed band photos focusing on the subjects of articles to give insights before reading.
- A color scheme of red, white, and black to fit the rock genre and be recognizable to regular readers.
- A layout with a large cover photo, inside photos and articles on the right side, similar to an existing magazine.
- A cover line with the band name, quote, and noting an exclusive interview to attract readers.
Who would be the audience of your media
This magazine is aimed at males aged 16-25 because previous rock music magazines have targeted this demographic. The magazine uses dark, masculine colors like black throughout to appeal to its target male audience and signal the rock music genre focus. An initial cover was created using a placeholder image and these masculine colors to set expectations, and the final cover features the creator's own photos while retaining the same color scheme to maintain its appeal to young male readers interested in rock music.
My final magazine
The magazine is coming to an end after many successful years of publication. It has provided readers with engaging stories and quality journalism. While the magazine will be missed, its legacy of informing and entertaining audiences will continue to have an impact.
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This document appears to be about a band and includes a main story, pictures of band members, and other shorter stories about the band. It lists the page numbers for the main story and other stories, and includes pictures related to both the main story and other stories in the band.
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This style sheet document outlines the design choices for a music magazine, including using a rough, scruffy font for the masthead that matches the rock music genre featured in the magazine. Color choices of black, grey, and red were selected based on a reader survey. Photographs will be modeled shots related to an article about a band returning from a split and embarking on a worldwide tour.
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The magazine cover uses a limited color scheme of black, white and red. The main title "Kerrang" looks broken to represent the disorder of rock music. The band name "Biffy Clyro" is larger to draw attention. The lead singer is the main focus in the large central photo. Smaller photos at the bottom also follow the color scheme. The minimal text gives an idea of the magazine's contents without long descriptions.
Publisher research
Bauer media is one of the largest publishers, known for magazines like Q, Kerrang, and Mojo that target 16-25 year olds. It has expanded from a small printing house into a worldwide company with 282 magazines in 15 countries and various TV and radio stations. Bauer started in the UK in 1987 and further expanded by acquiring other UK publishers in 2008, becoming the largest UK publisher.
Wenner Media is mainly known for Rolling Stone magazine, which covers various aspects of music and media. Founded in 1967 in San Francisco by Jann Wenner and Ralph Gleason, Rolling Stone grew from Wenner borrowing money and is now a successful brand with a magazine, website, and dedicated restaurant.
Hardware and software
The document discusses the various technologies and software the author used to create a magazine as part of a school project. The author used Photoshop to edit photos for the magazine, Microsoft Word and PowerPoint to write articles and create presentations, Internet Explorer and Blackboard for research, and Blogger and SlideShare to publish work online. Hardware used included a computer for the software, a video camera to record interviews, a camera to take photos for the magazine, and a card reader to transfer photos from the camera to the computer. The author learned new skills with Photoshop and gained experience using various software programs to complete a substantial project.
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- IPC also distributes magazines like Q and other products.
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If the author were to choose an institution to distribute their magazine, they would choose Bauer. Bauer is one of the largest media companies and could provide a larger budget for better photographers and writers. Bauer also widely distributes its magazines worldwide, so the author's magazine would reach more people and potentially sell more issues.
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The document discusses how the media product challenges conventions of real magazines. It covers the masthead, fonts, barcode, photography style, page numbers, and cover lines. For each element, it provides examples of conventions from existing magazines and discusses design choices made for the media product to either follow or challenge conventions. The goal was to make elements like the masthead and page numbers eye-catching while keeping the font simple to aid readability. Posed photography was used to depict the main story as in researched magazines.
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The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for a magazine they created. To attract the audience, the author used a red masthead on a black background to stand out, posed photographs focusing on models with some graffiti backgrounds, and only used the colors red, white, and black. The layout mirrored other magazines with a large cover photo and headlines. To address the audience, the author used a formal writing style without genre-specific words, included posed photographs to match the article topic, and only used colors like black, white, and red that fit the genre of music covered.
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Who would be the audience of your media
- 1. Who would be the audience of your media product?
- 2. My magazine is aimed at people aged 16- 25 because looking at previous products they looked liked they would be aimed at that age range because they are mostly likely to buy a rock genre music magazine. The main gender that my magazine will be aimed at is male because it uses more masculine colours like black. This is because when looking at previous products they have lots of masculine colours like black, blue and other.
- 3. This was my magazine front cover near the beginning of making of it. I had to use a picture that wasn’t mine because my models weren't available until later so I had improvise. It uses dark masculine colours like black throughout the whole magazine. I used it on the front cover as well because then reader knows what sort of magazine it will be.
- 4. This is my finished magazine front cover and I have my pictures in it now. I have still used the same colour scheme because it is still aimed at males aged 16- 25 and I want the reader to know what he is going to find inside. In the final I have lots more little detail e.g the barcode and editing the pictures.