4) How did you attract / address your audience?
In my questionnaire, I found out that my audience wanted to see more tour information, interviews and more information in my magazine, therefore in my contents page I have included all of this ,
I made sure my music magazine appealed to both different types of sex and therefore made it more appropriate for both male and female, which is why I changed the theme of my product making sure it fits both different types of people an example would be the colours I used , red, yellow and black..
On my front cover I used the puff “Hottest Trance magazine this decade” to help promote sales and increase profit the headline entices people to buy my magazine or consider purchasing it …
Thursday, 22 April 2010
3) Who would be the audience for your media product and why...?
My Magazine represents’ teenagers and that anybody with an interest in this type of music genre will especially have a good chance of buying it, in my own opinion I have followed the guidelines of a trance affect which has been applied throughout my work...
It represents both male and female types, which is why I mixed the colours so that it suited both types of people, still making sure it appealed to many people…
I decided to make my magazine two pound seventy nine, because in comparison with other magazines this is relatively cheap and this entwines with my research and it’s aimed more at my target of audience and social types …
In my questionnaire results more than 45% said they would pay between 2 pounds and 3…
My Magazine represents’ teenagers and that anybody with an interest in this type of music genre will especially have a good chance of buying it, in my own opinion I have followed the guidelines of a trance affect which has been applied throughout my work...
It represents both male and female types, which is why I mixed the colours so that it suited both types of people, still making sure it appealed to many people…
I decided to make my magazine two pound seventy nine, because in comparison with other magazines this is relatively cheap and this entwines with my research and it’s aimed more at my target of audience and social types …
In my questionnaire results more than 45% said they would pay between 2 pounds and 3…
2) How does your media product represent particular social groups?
My Magazine represents’ teenagers and that anybody with an interest in this type of music genre will especially have a good chance of buying it, in my own opinion I have followed the guidelines of a trance affect which has been applied throughout my work...
It represents both male and female types, which is why I mixed the colours so that it suited both types of people, still making sure it appealed to many people…
My magazine is aimed at all different social classes, meaning that it’s easier to afford and also affects where the distribution of my magazine would be easier because of the target audience it’s aimed at...
My masthead “ Revolution “ is very modern, quirky , and bold making it fit its purpose very well therefore relating to my music magazine very well..
My Magazine represents’ teenagers and that anybody with an interest in this type of music genre will especially have a good chance of buying it, in my own opinion I have followed the guidelines of a trance affect which has been applied throughout my work...
It represents both male and female types, which is why I mixed the colours so that it suited both types of people, still making sure it appealed to many people…
My magazine is aimed at all different social classes, meaning that it’s easier to afford and also affects where the distribution of my magazine would be easier because of the target audience it’s aimed at...
My masthead “ Revolution “ is very modern, quirky , and bold making it fit its purpose very well therefore relating to my music magazine very well..
1.) In what ways does your media product, use develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products..
For my student music magazine I decided to follow the rules and guidelines and stick to the normal conventions of a music magazine...
An example of this would be the main feature photograph would be situated amongst the page making it stand out and being very easily clear to view…
For my final front cover, I decided to use a theme that went well together accordingly these included the colours red, yellow and black and in my own opinion these fit very well, while on the other hand make my music magazine stand out, I felt this was very effective in my final design…
I did a lot of research of existing music magazines and found out that mostly all of them follow the guidelines and conventions of a traditional magazine…
The conventions’ I used in my final piece were:
• Masthead situated at the top of my piece,
• The date and the price easily visible on the page...
• Puff...
• Cover lines…
• Tagline and a website address …
For my student music magazine I decided to follow the rules and guidelines and stick to the normal conventions of a music magazine...
An example of this would be the main feature photograph would be situated amongst the page making it stand out and being very easily clear to view…
For my final front cover, I decided to use a theme that went well together accordingly these included the colours red, yellow and black and in my own opinion these fit very well, while on the other hand make my music magazine stand out, I felt this was very effective in my final design…
I did a lot of research of existing music magazines and found out that mostly all of them follow the guidelines and conventions of a traditional magazine…
The conventions’ I used in my final piece were:
• Masthead situated at the top of my piece,
• The date and the price easily visible on the page...
• Puff...
• Cover lines…
• Tagline and a website address …
Wednesday, 21 April 2010
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