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This document discusses the pop music genre and lists popular artists such as Rihanna, Pink, Cher Lloyd, and Justin Timberlake. It also provides YouTube links to music videos for each artist listed.
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4) Focus groups could involve spilling on cameras or going somewhere unsafe with strangers, so keep liquids away from cameras, stay with trusted people, and let others know your location.Action plan
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This document contains a task planning checklist with deadlines and responsibilities. It includes tasks to write an article by November 25th, take photos by January 3rd with a model, produce a front cover by January 20th, create a contents page by February 28th, make a double page spread by March 3rd, and conduct an evaluation with feedback by March 15th. All tasks are assigned to be completed by "me".Print screens of the double page spread
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The document describes several improvements made to a double page magazine spread. First, the magazine title was placed on the right page and main article title on the left, with a quote and artist name. The background was light pink. Second, the article was placed in the middle with questions in pink and answers in black, and the page number at bottom right. A skyline, writer, and website were also included. Third, the main image was placed on the left with the article next to it, as in the magazine. The main title was centered to link the pages. Finally, the image background was made transparent to contrast with the page background, the image was placed over the skyline at the bottom, and text was enlargedPrint screens of the contents page
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The document discusses improvements made to a magazine contents page layout. It describes placing the masthead, editorial, image, and table of contents in different areas of the page. Specific improvements include placing the masthead towards the right and including the magazine title on the left. Shapes were added to the sides to resemble an actual pop magazine contents page. The final layout has the masthead in the middle right, title on the left, image below the masthead on the left, editorial on the right, and table of contents on the left.Front cover plan
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The document outlines plans for the front cover of a magazine. It will feature original photographs of a model taken by the author in different poses. The language will be casual and aimed at teenagers. The front cover will include headlines about the featured artist, their story, and other artists. The text will be in fonts that match the magazine's color theme. The front cover design will have the model's full-bleed image as the background. Cover lines will describe the artist in the center left and right. The magazine title will be at the top with the masthead stretching across. The artist's name will be bold and large near the bottom. A brief tagline will also promote the artist's content. The barcode will be inHouse style plan
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The author outlines their house style plan for a magazine, which will use a pink, purple, white and blue color theme to attract audiences. These colors were chosen because they contrast well together and are commonly used in pop magazines targeted towards females, as they are bold, bright colors that help the magazine stand out. The feminine colors are intended to appeal more to female readers of pop magazines.Content plan
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This magazine content plan outlines the sections to include: a front cover, contents page, and double page artist spread. Additionally, it will feature a poster, interviews, previews of next week's issue, competitions, reviews, advertisements, an advice section for readers, fashion advice, and updates on celebrities.Planning
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Pop-sessed was chosen as the title for the magazine because it directly conveys that the audience is obsessed with pop music. When individuals aged 13-18 were asked for feedback on potential titles, Pop-sessed was the most popular choice. The title combines the genre "pop" with the word "obsessed" to clearly indicate the magazine's focus on pop music fans. The title is written in black font to make it bold and help it stand out against the bright colors typically used in pop magazines. A heart was added behind the title to further represent the magazine's theme of loving and being obsessed with pop genre music.Audience profile research
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The document analyzes data from a questionnaire about audience demographics for a music magazine. It finds that:
1) More females than males completed the questionnaire, so the magazine should be slightly targeted towards females.
2) Most respondents were ages 16-20, so the magazine should focus on content relevant to that age group.
3) Pakistanis were the most represented ethnicity, so the magazine content should reflect a diversity of cultures.
4) Pop was the most popular music genre, so the magazine should focus on pop artists and topics to appeal to the largest audience.Detailed analysis of nme magazine
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The document provides details about the layout and design elements of an NME magazine cover and pages. Key elements like the masthead, images, headings, and placement of text, dates and prices are described. The target audience is music fans who listen to genres like hip hop. Images and colors like red are used consistently across pages to connect the different sections and attract readers interested in the featured artist, Dizzee Rascal.Pop genre
- 1. Chosen genre - POP
- 2. Pop • • • • • • • • • Artists from the genre pop: Rihanna Pink Cher Lloyd Justin Timberlake Bruno mars One direction Adele Katy Perry
- 3. Music video links • Rihanna-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tg00YEETFzg&playnext=1&list=AL94UKMTqg9CD5K_8PpjlHWkQaHooDx3B • • • • • • • Pink - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jNlIGDRkvQ Cher lloyd - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EWINVP3B9A Justin timberlake - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuZE_IRwLNI Bruno mars - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-fA-gBCkj0 One direction- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-TE_Ys4iwM Adele- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLQl3WQQoQ0 Katy perry- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CevxZvSJLk8
- 4. POP