Thursday, 1 October 2015

Costume Designs


My 3 main costume ideas would be:






I have chosen these 3 costumes because in my indie band i have chosen to have 3 girls as this isn't very common in a band and indie music is about being different and independent. i have chosen these 3 outfits because i think they suit the genre and look very unique; just like indie music is.
I researched what indie clothes usually look like and I chose the three that seemed the most common to see an indie person wearing.
This will appeal to my target audience because these outfits are seen as very in-fashion for an person interested in indie music, therefore will make the band look very in-fashion.

Social Class & Demographic Of My Product




I will be aiming my magazine at working class to lower middle class people. 
I will be pricing my magazine at £2.00.

As gifts I would be most likely to use: concert tickets, music vouchers or clothing vouchers. This is because i think this would satisfy the majority of my target audience.

The social class table will help with the choosing of feature stories because by using the information from each social class trends can be seen and similarities can be identified which will help choose stories. The social class will help with my target audience as again similarities can be seen with each social class and also when you see what traits are in each class then the target audience will have to have the traits.

These will adhere to their needs because the magazine will not be very over priced, it will keep them up to date with music and indie fashions.

Style/ Iconography Of My Product


Examples of fonts-

Serif (Times new roman)- This font is seen as very traditional, mainstream and well established. a magazine which uses this font is 'Q'. serif is mostly used for the Display and body of the magazine.

Decorative (Chiller)- This font is seen as a very wild and 'decorative font'. this font can only really be used in the headline or display as sometimes it is hard to read so is never used in the body of the magazine. 

Sans serif (Ariel)- This font is seen as modern, fresh and clean designed. An example of a magazine which uses this font is NME. Sans serif is mostly used for the body or display of the magazine.

Script (Harrington)- this font is seen as a very fancy and classical font, this is why this font is mostly used in classical magazines. This is also mostly used in the display as the font is sometimes hard to read so isn't normally used in the body.

Block serif (Rockwell)- This font is seen as a very Americanized and is used in many USA college cultures. Block serif is mostly used in headlines and display.


Fonts









Clothing ideas

 Jewellery ideas



























Album covers 





 Posters of bands in indie music








Themes/things (pictures) associated with indie
























Front covers of magazines 



My Reader Profile



My Reader Profile



My survey results

















Reader Profile Research


The term reader profile is designed to give people an image as to who the target audience is and what they like. 

A reader profile will help sell your product because once you have learnt facts about your target audience you can create the product around their interests to make it more appealing.













This is an example of a reader profile.






















Demographic Information
Hard data, things that cannot be questioned, they are undeniable facts. For example Age, Gender, Income, Location. 65% A,B,C1.
E= retired people , students and unemployed.
D=someone who cleans etc.
C2= Brick layer etc.
C1= receptionist etc.
B= nurses, teachers, police etc.
A= lawyer, Civil Engineer etc.

Psychographic Information
''what genre of music do you like?''
''what bands and artists do you like?''
''How much money do you spend on music concerts per year?'' e.g magazine competition prize tickets to concert.
''What is your favorite brand?''
''How do you consume music? e.g. download it, stream, buying vinyl, CD, radio.''
''How many hours per week do you spend listening to music?''
''which technologies do you use to listen to music? e.g. by phone, CD, Radio etc.''


Demographics table

Genre Research

Summary Of Conventions