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The document discusses plans for a college magazine called "College of Rock". It will focus on music and rock culture, and target both avid rock fans and novices looking to learn more. The magazine will have around 60 pages per issue and cost £2 per month. The cover image will feature the author's step-brother holding a guitar to convey the magazine's focus on rock music. The contents page will list articles and band features in a simple white page design.
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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.
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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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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.
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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 proposes a new indie rock music magazine targeted towards 16-24 year olds. It will include features common to music magazines like Kerrang and NME as references, such as a cover image, contents listing, and double page artist interview. The magazine will aim to represent the indie rock lifestyle and be affordable for its young target audience. It will be published monthly through IPC to leverage their credibility with magazines like NME, and will promote itself across various social media platforms.
Question 1 evaluation
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The document describes the target audience and design choices for a magazine aimed at indie/rock music fans aged 16-25. The target audience is predominantly white British individuals from lower-middle and working class backgrounds who are interested in sub-cultures like hipsters, indies, rockers and skaters. Design elements like the yellow and black color scheme, images of musicians and venues, and casual clothing styles are meant to appeal to this audience and convey the indie rock genre. Article topics, a reasonable price point, and "exclusive" content are intended to attract and engage readers.
Presentation1
The document summarizes a media product created by the author - a new rock music magazine. The magazine uses text and images in Photoshop and InDesign. Images are used on the cover, contents page, and articles to engage readers. The layout and conventions follow magazine standards, with columns on the contents page and a split image/text format for the article. Inspiration came from researching other rock magazines. The magazine would appeal to a 17-year-old rock music fan named Isla.
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This document discusses potential front covers for a magazine. The first image is deemed too fashion-focused and would limit male readers. While the font is unique, the image would get lost on newsstands. The second image has negative connotations and is too bright. However, the retro yet modern font is appealing and bold enough to stand out. The final image better represents the target audience of young, fashionable professionals rebelling against the mainstream through its connotations of anarchy and anonymity provided by the model's closed eyes.
Draft text
For a magazine double page spread, the writer plans to use a large eye-catching image to entice readers. They will include bold, simple text in columns to introduce the artist being interviewed. A controversial quote from the artist in colorful large writing is intended to grip readers and make them want to learn more about the person from the standfirst and text.
Interview summery
The document summarizes interviews with two females, Kate and Abigail, about their magazine preferences to help define the target audience for a new fashion and gossip magazine. Both enjoy shopping and fashion magazines. They typically buy magazines monthly or through subscriptions and are willing to pay up to £2-3. Their favorite stores mentioned were Topshop and River Island. The interviews suggested including fashion content and photos of clothing over celebrity gossip.
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The document discusses the layout and design elements of a school magazine cover. It notes that the main image features a smiling school girl to appeal to the target audience. However, the cover is criticized for lacking a splash headline to attract readers' attention. The masthead clearly displays the magazine's name for branding purposes. Subheadings and additional photos provide a preview of stories and depict student life to engage readers.
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The document outlines a magazine pitch called "Amplify!" that will focus on alternative rock music. It will have a bold design with a bright yellow masthead on a black cover to catch readers' attention. The house style will use four colors - black, white, yellow, and dark blue - and all capitalized bold fonts to represent the alternative rock genre. The target audience is people ages 14-35 interested in alternative rock, especially males ages 18-24. It will be published bi-weekly for £3.95 to provide news over a two week period at an affordable price point. The publishing partner proposed is Bauer Media Group due to their experience with successful music magazines like Kerrang! that could appeal to a similar
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1) The document proposes a new music magazine with an indie theme that will be organized and professional.
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The document discusses how the media product challenges conventions of real music magazines. It uses modest font for the title rather than large and bold. Images are taken outdoors rather than just studios. Costumes are casual rather than trying too hard. Both male and female subjects are included to look disheveled and rebellious. Font and layout are clear without being too formal. The written content uses techniques like alliteration. The genre is suggested through images, stories and models reflecting alternative indie music rather than punk. While trying to be innovative, some conventions were followed to appeal to audiences.
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My audience is teenage girls aged 14-19 interested in music and fashion. To attract them, I feature bright colors and a quirky model on the cover. The contents page lists artists and uses a cartoon font relating to teenage interests. A double page spread profiles a new album with doodles and release information my audience wants like the iTunes release date and a preview of next week's interview.
Evaluation activity 5
This document provides details on the design and content of a proposed magazine aimed at younger rock music fans. It describes the cover featuring a confident guitarist to attract interest. The contents page includes stories on classic rock bands and upcoming concerts. A double-page feature profiles a teenage rock band through photos and quotes to engage younger readers. Throughout, the magazine's design uses guitar silhouettes and color schemes inspired by other rock publications to appeal to its target audience.
Liiar analysis own work
The document is an analysis of the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a student-created rock music magazine called Unchained.
The front cover uses bold, capitalized text and features the main artist Black Ray wearing a leather jacket to represent the rock genre. The layout follows magazine conventions with the masthead, central image, and basic information. Dark colors like black, red, and grey are used to represent mystery and danger associated with rock while still including white for hope.
The contents page also features artists to identify the genre and spreads out text and images to fill space. It targets readers aged 16-21 with a diverse range of rock artists.
The double page spread article about
Task 9 further
Era is the name chosen for the rock music magazine, which aims to appeal to a target audience of white, working class men aged 16-21. The front cover will feature an alternative rock band made up of at least one female and male in a medium shot using direct address. It will include a cover-mount of the band's music. The contents page will include photos of the cover band and other artists, along with an editor's note and article listings. A double page spread will feature a Q&A interview with the cover band, illustrated with a large photo of the band filling the left page.
Evaluation question
This document summarizes the key design elements of a magazine cover and contents page created for a class assignment on developing and challenging conventions of rock music magazines. The cover features a masthead titled "Plectrum", a color scheme of red and gold, a model challenging stereotypes of rock stars, cover lines promoting articles, and a main line about secrets. The contents page repeats the masthead and color scheme, lists page numbers and titles on the left, and includes related images of the featured artist. A double page spread features the artist in front of graffiti with an unconventional coming of age story article and pull quote from the artist.
Liiar analysis own work
The document provides an analysis of the language, ideology, institution, audience and representation used in the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of a magazine called Unchained.
Some key points:
- The language uses capitalization and direct words to draw readers in while reflecting the rock genre. Images feature people in black leather and red lipstick performing to represent the genre.
- The ideology aims to appeal to ages 16-21 and increase awareness and enjoyment of rock music.
- Bauer Media would be a good institution to distribute the magazine since they work with similar rock magazines.
- The target audience is ages 16-21 of both genders, represented through inclusive artists and affordable price.
Proposal
The document proposes a magazine called "Trance" that will focus on the electronic dance music (EDM) genre. It will target 16-18 year olds and feature articles on popular artists, festivals, DJ tips, fashion, and clubs. The front cover ideas show a model with lights to represent parties. The contents page will list sections like "beats" and "outfit perfect." A double page spread will profile a new EDM artist and include images of them producing music alongside smaller computer images.
Presentation1
- The document analyzes several magazine covers and discusses elements like mastheads, images, color schemes, and target audiences.
- Key elements identified for an effective cover include placing the masthead behind the main image, using an image that represents the magazine's topic, and including a cover line and mentions of interior content over the image.
- Competitions and merchandise opportunities are suggested as ways to attract both younger and older audiences.
- Lessons about effective color schemes and design elements are discussed in preparation for creating their own magazine cover.
How did i address
The document contains feedback from two individuals on the design of a magazine cover and contents. Both note that the cover stands out due to its use of bright colors, varied fonts, and intriguing article titles that would attract the target audience. The contents page also effectively features articles and sections that address the interests of the audience in music, bands, and festivals. Images used relate well to the content and help draw in readers. Overall, the feedback indicates the design successfully attracts and addresses the magazine's intended readership.
The Pitch
The magazine will be called "Beat" to represent music genres through a single recognizable musical term. It will focus on a variety of music genres to appeal to different audiences rather than focusing on one genre. The magazine will be published every other Monday to allow sufficient time for quality articles and photos while still providing a regular release schedule. It will cost £2.99 to seem affordable while still earning a profit over its two week shelf life. The magazine will use emphasis through bold text, varied color schemes, photo frames, pull quotes and other techniques to draw readers' attention to important information and stories across its diverse collection of music coverage.
5. the pitch pdf
The magazine will be called "Beat" to represent music genres through a single recognizable musical term. It will focus on a variety of music genres to appeal to different audiences rather than focusing on one genre. The magazine will be published every other Monday to allow sufficient time for quality articles and photos while still providing a regular release schedule. It will cost £2.99 to seem affordable while still earning a profit over its two week shelf life. The magazine will use emphasis, color, images, and other design elements to draw readers' attention to important information and showcase a range of styles.
Formal proposal
The document outlines initial ideas for a pop music magazine targeting 16-18 year olds. It discusses choosing the name "Fusion" to represent the blending of different music styles. The target audience of 16-18 year old males and females is chosen to be exposed to the magazine through sales in colleges. Initial cover ideas include featuring a female artist to appeal to both male and female readers, following the rule of thirds for layout. The contents page would list articles, section them, and continue the style of the front cover. A double page spread is planned to have a main artist image on one side and a smaller one with an exclusive interview in a question and answer format using different text colors.
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The document describes the various software, hardware, and tools used to create a documentary about music consumption over the past 10 years. A Sony video camera was used to film interviews. Adobe Premiere Pro was used to edit footage and add effects. A Dell computer with an i7 processor was used for editing. External microphones captured interview audio separately from camera audio. Adobe Photoshop created name bars and posters. Microsoft Word and Excel aided planning and data analysis. Web browsers accessed research and YouTube footage. Blogger hosted work documentation.
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The document discusses the equipment and software used to create a documentary. A Sony HXR-MC2000E video camera was used for filming, which has 1080p video and long battery life. Adobe Premier Pro CS5 was used for editing and provided effects like keyframing. A Dell XPS computer with an i7 processor and 16GB of RAM handled playback and editing without issues. Clip microphones captured audio during interviews to reduce background noise. Adobe Photoshop CS5 created name bars and layered images. Microsoft Word and Excel were used in the planning stages. Research was conducted using Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers. The final documentary was posted to a Blogging site.
questionnaire feedback for documentary
The document appears to be a survey about music preferences and habits. It asks questions about the respondent's favorite music genres, where they get their music from, whether they pay for music, their preferences for current versus older music, how many concerts they attend per year, which genre has progressed the most, how they listen to music, how many hours per day they listen, whether they would watch a music documentary, if they still listen to the same artists from 10 years ago, and where they most often listen to music. The questions cover topics like music consumption, tastes, and lifestyle habits related to music enjoyment.
Written plan
I will call my college magazine "College Of Rock" as many students would be interested in reading a music magazine. I will design the front cover in Photoshop and contents page in Quark Express. I have decided to charge £2 per month since students won't want to pay much more. The front cover photo will feature my step-brother posing with a guitar to convey the magazine is about rock music. Each issue will have around 60 pages to provide value without being too short or long. The magazine will include articles for both passionate rock fans and novices to learn more about rock music.
research into the music magazine industry
IPC publish NME, Bauer publish Q and Kerrang, and Future Publishing publish several guitar and music magazines. Circulation figures are down year-over-year for many major music magazines like NME, Q, Mojo, and Kerrang. Additional UK music magazines mentioned that focus on different genres include DJ Magazine, The Fly, MetalHammer, Artrocker, and Black Velvet.
Audience research results
The document lists various options that were considered for a music magazine in order of popularity, including potential names, publication frequency, fonts, music themes, color schemes, and price ranges. The top name choices were Amplitude, Plectrum, and She's Electric. Most respondents preferred a weekly publication schedule. Bauhaus 93, Algerian, and Agency FB were the most popular font choices. Dance, dub step, and rock music were favored themes. Black and red was the top color scheme combination. Most felt the magazine should cost between £2-3.
College magazine contents page evaluation
The document summarizes the design choices for the contents page of a magazine called the "College of Rock". It describes using a white background with black text and a yellow title to keep it simple but lively. Photographs were taken on campus with varying quality and lighting. Models were styled in rock clothing and facial expressions were smiling or serious. The contents were designed in Quark with a sans serif title font at an angle to match the cover. Cover lines used different sized bold fonts in black without effects to draw attention equally. Shadow was used as the only graphic effect.
college magazine contents page evaluation
The document summarizes the design choices for the contents page of a college magazine called "College of Rock". It describes using a white background with black text and a yellow title to match the dark yet vibrant style of rock music. Photographs from around the college were taken with varying quality and lighting. Models were styled in rock clothing and facial expressions were smiling or serious. Fonts, sizing, coloring and positioning of the masthead, cover lines, and columns were chosen for balance and noticeability on the page. Shadow effects were applied in Quark to make elements stand out without being overpowering.
Music Magazine Publication plan
The document describes a proposed weekly magazine called "Amplitude" that would cover house music and dance culture. It would be targeted towards teenagers and people in their 30s who enjoy dance music. The magazine would sell for £2.50 and be distributed in stores that sell music and at dance events. It aims to be an original and informal publication with interviews, photos, and reviews of dance music artists, events and technology to appeal to both fans and DJs.
Analysis of Magazine front covers and content pages
This document provides an analysis of the conventions and features of a music magazine. It shows that the magazine typically has a prominent image of a band member on the cover signifying their importance. The contents page lists the main articles and their page numbers under different headings. It also includes offers to entice readers to buy the issue or subscribe for special deals like free posters or discounted delivery rates.
Presentation2
The document analyzes the contents page of a professional magazine, noting that it uses bold page numbers, large pictures for main articles, and a bold offer for home delivery to highlight key information in an easy to understand layout.
Matts media studies contents page
The contents page for a music magazine follows typical conventions by using the publication's color scheme and listing bands alphabetically along with the page numbers they appear on. It also lists the main stories and articles under sub-headings, along with page numbers, and may include offers to incentivize magazine subscriptions.
analysis of professional contents pages
The contents page follows the color scheme of the magazine and provides the issue date. It includes an alphabetical band index with page numbers. As with most music magazines, it lists the main stories and articles under headings along with page numbers and offers subscribers a free gift or discount.
analysis of professional
The document analyzes the contents page of a professional magazine, noting that it uses bold page numbers, large pictures for main articles, and a bold offer for home delivery to highlight key information in an easy to understand layout.
Matts media studies
The magazine cover features a celebrity pointing at the reader to engage them. The bold magazine title stands out against a red background, clearly signifying it as a music magazine. Additional images and offers are used to entice potential buyers, such as a free 27-page special feature and highlighting multiple bands/artists in the issue.
Publication plan
Amplitude is a weekly magazine about house music that costs £2.50. It will be distributed in various retail locations that sell music and at dance events. The magazine aims to be original and informal in style with short articles on house music artists, reviews of dance events and music technology, and interviews. Regular sections include an editor's letter, gig reviews, up-and-coming DJ profiles, and a weekly interview column with DJ Sam Swaffield.
Audience research for music magazine
The document contains a survey that asks respondents to rate different options for elements of a music magazine including:
- Masthead title options using a scale of 0 to 5
- Font style options using a scale of 0 to 5
- Music genre options using a scale of 0 to 5
- Color scheme options using a scale of 0 to 5
It also asks respondents to choose between a weekly or monthly magazine, indicate how much they would be willing to pay, and provide feedback on their favorite music magazine or desired elements.
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The document contains a survey that asks respondents to rate different options for elements of a music magazine including:
- Masthead title options using a scale of 0 to 5
- Font style options using a scale of 0 to 5
- Music genre options using a scale of 0 to 5
- Color scheme options using a scale of 0 to 5
It also asks respondents to choose between a weekly or monthly magazine, indicate how much they would be willing to pay, and provide feedback on their favorite music magazine or desired elements.
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- 1. I am going to call my college magazine, College Of Rock. I feel this will be a popular choice as many people would want to read a music magazine in college. I will do a front cover and a contents page. For the front cover I will use Photoshop and for the contents page I will use Quark Express. I have decided to charge £2 each month for the magazine as many students won’t want to pay much more for a magazine. The picture used on my front cover was of my Step-brother which I took. I wanted him to look as ‘old’ as possible and wear typical college attire (jeans and a shirt) and his guitar to tell people what the magazine is about without even having to look at the title. which is also similar to rock music fashion but I felt if I used black jeans, band t-shirt and look like a rock star then some people may be put off buying the magazine as it isn’t for them. It will have roughly 60 pages each issue as this is good value for money and not too short so it will be read in 5 minutes or too long so it’s more like a novel. I want to include articles that will interest the best rockers and also the amateurs wanting to learn/know more about rock. As with most magazines there is normally something to entice the reader to buy the magazine. For this I will include on the front cover an offer to win something, this could be tickets, or a chance to meet an artist. I want the text to be bold yet still quite subtle and not put people off for being in your face, like dance music would be or something along the lines of dub step. Also as it is a college magazine and the students are very fashion orientated I think I will put some pictures or an article on how to be a ‘fashionable rocker’. For the contents page I want it to be a white background with the text that stands out. The pictures will be of an editor, some kind of student with a guitar and whatever else depending on the articles. I want both the title and contents to be published on the page as well as an index of the bands/artists that feature in the magazine each week and the page they are on. With all these features I hope my magazine will be successful and if it was to be published would sell quite well up against similar budget/genre magazines.