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VIBE Magazine would be a suitable publishing company to distribute Charlie Barwick's magazine. VIBE targets audiences between ages 18-34 who follow hip hop culture and music. It would help the magazine be successful because both magazines have similar content, layouts, color schemes, and represent gender in music in comparable ways, automatically providing an interested audience.
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IPC would be suitable to distribute the media product because they have experience with similar music magazines like NME that focus on alternative music. While IPC magazines appeal more to women, their experience with the target genre and audience would help. Bauer publishes more mainstream music magazines for a wide audience, but none focus on the same genre. Therefore, IPC is best to distribute the product since they understand the targeted alternative music audience.
Question 4: Who would be the target audience for your magazine?
The document discusses researching the target audience for an indie music magazine. It describes looking at websites like UK Tribes to understand the indie music scene audience and their demographics. It also reviews similar magazines like Clash and Mixmag to find they target audiences aged 16-25 living in cities, with a balanced gender ratio. This informed the decision to target the magazine at an audience of 16-25 year olds, mainly in their mid-20s, living in urban areas and interested in indie music.
Question 2
The document discusses strategies for targeting a music magazine at males aged 17-25 from middle-class backgrounds. It describes using a cover model that matches the target demographic wearing stereotypical clothes. The layout and fonts aim to look sophisticated and intelligent to appeal to the target audience. Pricing the magazine at £3, slightly more than others, positions it as targeting middle and upper classes who can afford the higher cost.
Question 2
The document discusses strategies for targeting a music magazine at males aged 17-25 from middle-class backgrounds. It describes using a cover model that matches the target demographic wearing stereotypical clothes. The layout and fonts aim to look sophisticated and intelligent to appeal to the target audience. Pricing the magazine at £3 positions it as slightly more expensive than others, targeting those able and willing to pay more from middle and upper classes.
Question 3
Bauer Media would be the best publisher for the author's music magazine because they have experience publishing magazines like "Grazia" that target a similar audience in terms of social class, age, and gender. Bauer Media also publishes magazines that have a comparable style to the author's proposed magazine, and could help promote it through their existing contacts with music-focused television channels like Channel 4.
Media question 3
Bauer Media currently distributes rock magazines like Kerrang, Mojo, and Q that cover various music genres. The document proposes that Bauer also distribute an indie-focused music magazine to attract a new audience and increase profits. If Bauer distributed the indie magazine, it would benefit by being sold alongside popular magazines in places like newsagents, music shops, supermarkets, and book shops, exposing the magazine to new customers and allowing word-of-mouth promotion.
Q3 which institution
The author is pitching a pop music magazine called "Muse Mag" to Bauer magazines for publication. While Bauer typically publishes rock magazines, the author believes Muse Mag could succeed by filling a gap in Bauer's offerings as a pop magazine. However, as Bauer has few pop magazine readers, Muse Mag may lack an audience. But it could also be highly successful by appealing to a new genre of fans. The author argues Muse Mag would benefit from Bauer's worldwide recognition and distribution to their target young adult/teenage audience.
Evaluation Question 2
This document discusses how the magazine represents particular social groups through its pricing, content, and design. It aims to attract a middle-aged, middle class audience by pricing the magazine at £2, using an article referencing a Dr. Seuss book that would appeal more to those with a good education, and designing the masthead in the style of 1980s soul music to appeal to those who listened to that genre. However, the document also acknowledges limitations, such as relying on stereotypes or not appealing to all who enjoy the discussed music genres and time periods.
Billboard analysis
The document discusses strategies for marketing a magazine called Leicstyle to its target audience. It aims to use opinion leaders to help spread word of mouth promotion through a two-step flow model. Billboards and other marketing materials will represent an ideal lifestyle to appeal to upper-class, aspirational female audiences and inspire them to purchase the magazine. Cultural theories around hegemony and the culture industry can help explain how the marketing promotes a perfect but unrealistic lifestyle and uses imagery to sell the magazine rather than address important social issues.
Evaluation q3
Bauer Media would be the best publisher for the student's jazz magazine due to Bauer's existing music magazines that target a slightly younger audience than their main demographic. While Bauer does not currently publish a jazz magazine, their magazines have an online and social media presence fitting for the student's target audience. Future Publishing could also be a suitable option due to their smaller music magazine selection that could provide a market gap, but Bauer is considered the best choice overall. Through researching different publishers, the student learned about important details to match their product and gained skills in magazine creation, editing, photography, and industry terminology.
Question2
This document analyzes how social groups are represented in a music magazine product. It discusses focusing the magazine on pop culture and the teen/young adult demographic. Color palette, costumes, mise-en-scene, and fonts were chosen to attract this audience. Bright colors, high key lighting, positive facial expressions, and eye contact in images were used. Large, bold fonts in multiple colors and a distinct serif masthead font were selected to draw viewers in. The primary target audience is identified as predominantly female aged 15-24 interested in pop music and fashion.
Focus group
The document summarizes the selection of two focus group participants, Skye Leigh and Emily Young, for a discussion about a new pop music magazine. Skye and Emily are both 16-year-old females, matching the target audience of the magazine. Skye has an interest in pop music and reads pop magazines, so her opinions on trends are valid. Emily was chosen to provide a range of views to complement Skye's perspectives.
Evaluation q4
My magazine targets students ages 16 to 20 who have weekend jobs and disposable income to purchase magazines. This age group is interested in the latest bands, music gigs, and music plays a role in their lives. The magazine appeals to those into pop/rock with its house style, color scheme, fonts and contents designed to look sophisticated yet urban to suit this audience's tastes.
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The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute the magazine "Chart", a magazine targeted towards teenage girls interested in pop music. It considers IPC, BBC Magazines, and Bauer. While IPC and BBC already have music magazines, they may not be best suited as IPC's magazine targets males and BBC already has a similar pop magazine. Bauer is presented as a good option as they have experience in music magazines and successfully targeting female audiences, even though their current magazines do not focus on pop music. Their knowledge of the music magazine industry and track record targeting women makes them well suited to distribute "Chart".
Question 2
The document discusses how the author's media products represent social groups. The author's music magazine targets young males and females interested in indie, rock, and punk music genres based on its fonts, colors, themes, and models used. The magazine represents these social groups through its retro color scheme and focus on music from the 1960s-1980s. The target audience is ages 16-24, which is when many indie and mainstream social groups start expressing their styles. Photos in the magazine feature models representing indie and mainstream looks to appeal to these social groups.
Magazine Proposal
The document proposes a celebrity fashion magazine called "La Mode". The magazine would feature celebrity news, fashion trends, and pictures. The target audience is females aged 15+ interested in fashion and celebrities. The core audience wants to stay up to date on celebrity news and find style inspiration. The secondary audience includes fashion bloggers. The front cover would feature a famous model to attract buyers. A double page spread would include an interview with the model and photos of her clothing line. Advertising would promote clothing items and where to purchase them. The proposed annual budget is £240,000.
Evaluation Queston 2
The document discusses how different social groups are represented in a music magazine media product.
Age is represented by featuring an 18-year-old artist, targeting an audience of 15-19 year olds who want to emulate the artist. Gender is primarily female, shown through feminine colors, fonts, and a female target artist. Social class is middle class, publishing monthly for affordability by non-working students and targeting an audience that can relate to the artist's high-street clothing.
Evaluation task 4
The target audience for the indie magazine is males and females aged 16-25 who enjoy indie and festival music. This age range is when the indie scene is most active. The magazine will focus on upcoming and solo artists not usually featured in mainstream media. It will also include content relevant to the indie lifestyle such as fashion and social media. The price of £3 was chosen based on market research finding this acceptable. The magazine's style draws inspiration from other successful indie magazines like i-D and Clash.
Front cover question 5
The document discusses how the magazine attracts different audiences through its design elements. The masthead uses a blue color that attracts more males. The main image of a 17-year old girl attracts younger girls and males due to "male gaze theory". The feature article colors of blue and red attract males and both males/females. Banners with social media links attract "tribe wired" audiences. The cover story in red/white attracts both genders while the competition appeals to students and couples. The jazz awards section uses yellow and serif font to attract "mainstreamers" and "funatics" through online voting.
Evaluation Q3
Bauer Media and TimeInc UK could potentially distribute the media product. While Bauer publishes some magazines for similar audiences, their magazines do not focus on jazz. TimeInc UK only publishes two music magazines, leaving an opportunity for a jazz-focused magazine to fill a gap. Both companies have strong social media presences that would benefit the product. Ultimately, TimeInc UK may be a better choice since it has fewer existing music magazines that could compete, and the target audience aligns more with its existing magazines.
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Evaluation
This document provides an evaluation of the media product, an indie/alternative music magazine, created by the student. It discusses how the magazine uses conventions from real media products in its design and layout. This includes placing the masthead at the top left of the cover, using a minimalist color scheme and style of red, white, yellow and black, and employing studio photography for images. The document also examines how the magazine represents its target audience of 15-24 year olds interested in indie music, as well as both male and female readers equally. Finally, it discusses choosing IPC Media as the distributor due to their experience with a similar magazine, NME.
Evaluation
The document describes the process of creating an indie/alternative music magazine. It discusses how conventions from existing magazines were followed, such as using studio photography, minimalist designs, and consistent color schemes. Social media links and free posters were included to attract the target audience of 15-24 year olds. Technologies like Photoshop, InDesign, and surveys were used at different stages of design and research. The final product showed improvements over preliminary work through more sophisticated designs and informed research on audiences and conventions.
EVALUATION
The document describes a student's music magazine media product. The student used conventions from real music magazines like NME, including featuring an artist on the front cover. However, the student also challenged some conventions by using their own photography on the cover to make it seem more realistic. The target audience is described as males and females aged 16-25 interested in rock and indie music. The student believes IPC Media would be a suitable distributor as they already distribute magazines like NME. The student learned various technologies through creating the magazine, including Photoshop, Fireworks, and how to edit images. They reflect that their skills have progressed from the preliminary task to the full magazine product.
Evaluation
The document discusses the design and content choices made for a student-created music magazine. It aims to conform to conventions of real music magazines through elements like a top strip, central cover image, barcode/price, and third-left layout. The magazine targets youth interested in genres like hip hop, grime, and R&B. Font and layout choices are meant to attract this audience while challenging conventions in an appealing way. Social groups like "Aspirers" and "Creators" are the intended targets, represented through topics, artists, and an interactive website. Careful attention is paid to audience engagement and psychological triggers to attract readers and sales.
Evaluation
The document discusses a media product, a music magazine, created by the author. It summarizes how the magazine conforms to conventions of real music magazines through elements like a top strip, central cover image, third-left layout, and inclusion of genres like hip hop and R&B. The target audience is described as mainly young followers of hip hop culture aged 12-25. The central cover image features a model portraying an up-and-coming artist to make the magazine appealing to aspirers.
Question 4
The target audience for the music magazine is working class males and females aged 16-25. The magazine is designed to be affordable and exciting for this age group, with a slightly larger focus on females to help promote women in the music industry. The primary genres covered will be hip-hop, which appeals most to this demographic. The intended readers would enjoy music and fashion content.
Music magazine evaluation
The document describes the process of creating a Christian hip-hop magazine as a media production project. It discusses the design choices made for the front cover, contents page, and double-page article spread to match the conventions of real music magazines. These include using bold mastheads, rule of thirds for images, and color schemes. The target audience is described as 16-19 year olds interested in Christian hip-hop. Ways of attracting this audience included offering freebies, using models of different ethnicities, and addressing the reader directly with images and text.
Music magazine evaluation
The document describes the process of creating a Christian hip-hop magazine as a media production project. Key details include choosing this genre because the author is interested in Christian hip-hop music. Conventions of real magazines, such as layout, design elements, and targeting a specific audience (ages 16-19 interested in Christian hip-hop) were considered. Technologies used to construct the magazine, such as Photoshop and InDesign, were discussed.
Media evauation
The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real media. It examines how conventions from magazines like Rolling Stone and Billboard influenced the design of the magazine, such as placing the masthead behind the cover image. While initial plans were influenced by other magazines, the final product developed as new ideas emerged during the process. For example, color schemes were altered to complement the cover model's outfit. The document also discusses how conventions like a three-column contents page were incorporated but the skyline text was developed to promote magazine features rather than sales claims. Overall, the media product challenges conventions of "busy" pop magazines by having a simpler, mature design.
Evaluation q3
Bauer Media would be the best publisher for the student's jazz magazine due to their wide range of music magazines and social media presence. While Bauer's current magazines like Q target older audiences, publishing a jazz magazine aimed at 15-19 year olds would help Bauer reach a younger demographic. Bauer does not currently have a jazz magazine. Future Publishing could also be a suitable option since they have some gaps in their music magazine offerings, but Bauer remains the top choice.
Evaluation 4 real
My target audience for the indie/alternative music magazine would be men and women between 16-25 years old. This age range enjoys discovering new music outside the mainstream and attending music gigs. The magazine would appeal to gig attendees through listings of live music events and features on up-and-coming artists. Younger individuals may lose interest in following the music scene as they get older and have less free time and money. The magazine costs £3.50, making it competitively priced between similar publications. Potential customers confirmed they would be interested in buying the magazine and suggested artists that would appeal to the target audience.
Evaluation questions 2, 3, 4 and 5
The document discusses how the media product, an indie music magazine, represents and attracts its target audience. It represents younger people through images of young, fashionable models and bands. It attracts both male and female readers through gender-neutral colors and balanced representation of male and female artists. The magazine also attracts readers through exclusive content like interviews and photos from live shows.
How does your media product represent particular social groups?
My magazine represents teenagers and young adults aged 16-20 who enjoy country music. Though the genre can appeal to all genders, the magazine is focused on female readers who want to learn more about the music industry and aspire to be like the featured female model. Articles about the model's life and advice for career choices are meant to relate to the target audience's stage in life. The low price and prize contests aim to appeal to middle and lower socioeconomic groups by making the magazine accessible and promoting musical events.
How Does Your Media Product Represent Particular Media Groups?
My magazine represents teenagers and young adults aged 16-20 who enjoy country music. Though the genre can appeal to all genders, the magazine is more female-focused because female readers would aspire to be like the female model featured. Interviews with the model discuss her life experiences before and after fame to relate to the target audience's stage of career exploration. The magazine aims to show that achieving goals through hard work is possible through country music stories and advice for readers facing pressures during this age range.
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This document provides information about Alanah Wright's media studies portfolio project creating a music magazine called "Instant". It discusses researching existing magazines like Billboard and Q to understand conventions. The target audience is identified as women ages 16-19 interested in indie/pop music and fashion/beauty. Market research was conducted through questionnaires to validate this target. The magazine will combine elements of music publications like Billboard and NME with those of fashion magazines like Cosmopolitan. It will be distributed through social media platforms and a website to promote the brand and drive subscriptions.
AS Media Studies Music Magazine Evaluation
The document discusses the rationale for creating a hip-hop music magazine targeted at 16-24 year olds. A survey found this age group prefers hip-hop music because it relates to their lifestyle. The magazine, called "Amplify", uses conventions from real music magazines like mastheads, cover lines, and positioning of images. It represents 16-24 year olds who are heavily invested in hip-hop culture through music, fashion, and social media.
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The document is a student magazine project evaluation. It provides details about how the student designed their magazine to target a young audience aged 10-16, including using bright colors, bold fonts, celebrity interviews, and a low price point. Feedback was collected from peers aged 12-16, who felt the magazine was generally well designed for its target audience but suggested some changes, like altering the color scheme and using a more widely known cover artist.
Evaluation
The document provides feedback from three teenagers, aged 12-16, on a mock magazine designed for a younger audience. They felt the magazine was appropriately designed for its target age group in terms of topics and design. However, they suggested changing the color scheme and font to better appeal to teenagers. They rated different aspects positively, particularly the layout, language, and resemblance to real magazines. Some improvements mentioned were using a more famous cover artist and varying the font style.
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Question 3
- 1. QUESTION 3 – INSTITUTIONS Charlie Barwick
- 2. MY PUBLISHING COMPANY A publishing company that may distribute my magazine might be ‘VIBE’ Magazine I think they would be suitable because within my previous research they were the magazine that appealed to me most to create the magazine I have My magazine fits into their group of bands because the way I have given the representations to both the female and male gender make them fit within the same representation that the artists in the VIBE magazine have ‘VIBE’ magazine is similar to my magazine because they have the same layout, same colour schemes and the same type of content, such as, fashion and news on the artists and tours
- 3. AUDIENCES OF THE COMPANY The niche audiences that they target are mainly targeted to an audience of the ages between 18-34 year olds. They also attempt to target towards the young urban followers of the Hip Hop culture and the listeners of the genre The company would be able to help my magazine be successful because my magazine is the same genre and includes the same type on content as the company so they would automatically had an audience that are interested in the same type of magazine as mine