Proposal Form
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Describe
your idea for the brief:
My magazine will have a very smart, tidy layout,
presented with a pleasing proportion of both text and images.
The level of sophistication of the text will be a
mixture, featuring: formal, informal and humorous pieces.
The main focus of the magazine will be centred
around a festival review (Leeds to be precise)
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Genre/ sub genre: list similar texts which have inspired your thoughts
Rock/indie
will be the orientation of my genre.
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and NME will be of some inspiration when creating my magazine.
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Target audience: gender/ age/ characteristics/ behaviour
I will be targeting a range of ages, ranging from
16 – 35. My gender target audience
will be neutral.
Obviously, it will only appeal to those with
similar music taste to what the magazine is offering.
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Major conventions I will use
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will include pretty much the generic layout of a traditional magazine i.e.:
the masthead cemented in the top left hand corner, an image covering the
whole page complimented with a cover-line just below the centre. Cover lines wll
be along the left hand side and potentially the right also. I will include:
date, issue number, price and bar code also.
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Original images: what/ where/ what
I will also take a picture of a model, posing in a
particular manner for my front cover.
Leeds festival – whilst there I took images of
certain bands playing that I will include in my magazine (festival review –
double spread)
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Potential difficulties/ Plan B:
An
obstacle I may potentially face is a malfunctioning computer; whilst creating
my work my computer may shut down or freeze and result in the loss of work. A
way to prevent this from happening would be to save my work frequently.
Another
difficulty would be if the model I am using or my cover does not turn up or
is hit will illness, consequently leaving me without a front cover. A way to
avoid this would be to have a backup model.
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