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Name: Ollie Long
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Contents Editorial Headline
Articl
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Advert Headline
Article
Headline
Article
Article
ArticleArticle
Main DPS
Pull Quote
Article Reviews
Headline
Article
Advert Contents Headline
Article
Reviews
Headline
Article
Article
Article
Headline Advert
Reviews
Competition Next Issue

Interview
• Interview Draft
• Hello, How are you?
• Hello, I’m very good thanks.
• So, your new album drops next week, how are you feeling about it?
• Pretty positive, I love it and I’m sure my fans will too.
• Any favourites you have from the album?
• Its hard to pick, in my opinion every song is amazing, plus they’re all my creations, choosing a favourite
would be like choosing a favourite out of my kids!
• A lot of work has been put into this upcoming album, 5 years in total put into it, is it hard putting so much
effort and time into one piece of work?
• Of course, especially when you don’t know if your fans are going to like it or not. But I really feel myself
when I’m in the studio so to me it doesn’t really feel like a job, but a way of life.
• You’re so passionate about music, Does this help when creating your own?
• Definitely, I have fun in the studio making beats and coming up with lyrics, it really doesn’t feel like a job to
me at all.
• As well as your new album, you are also going on tour starting next week, Are you Excited?
• Of course! I love being on tour, meeting my fans around the world
• What’s your favourite place to go on tour?
• London, it’s the place I grew up and the atmosphere you get there is like none other. But I do love going to
places like New York and seeing that I have such big support in the US as well as England
• Any necessities you need on tour?
• I wouldn’t say I have any material necessities, but I definitely need my friends with me, we always have a
good time touring the world, and dancing on stage together.
• What everyone wants to know, who is going on tour with you?
• Well I can’t release any information yet, but I can say there’s going to be some surprise appearances from
big artists.
• That’s all the questions, thanks for your time
• Its been a pleasure

House Style - ANTI
For this magazine I am going to use red as the main
colour, with black and white as the secondary and
tertiary colours. I have chosen this as red is a bold
colour, therefore will stand out on the shelf so will
be able to captivate a passing by audience.
I am going to keep the fonts I use simple and very
bold, this is so it can be easily read for afar, and so
entice people in to read it closer, and buy the
magazine.

House Style - Major
For this magazine I am going to use blue as the main
colour, with black and white as the secondary and tertiary
colours. I have chosen this as blue is a bold colour,
therefore will stand out on the shelf, also as not many
magazines use a bold blue as the main colour, this means
my magazine will be recognisable when on the shelf
amongst other magazine.
I am going to keep the fonts I use simple and very bold, in
colours which contrast against the background, this is so
it can be easily read for afar, and so entice people in to
read it closer, and buy the magazine.

Masthead
Cover
Lines
Cover
Lines
Main headline
Graphic layout 1
Major
Front Cover

Masthead
Cover
Lines
Cover
Lines
Main headline
Graphic layout 2
Major
Front Cover

Masthead
Cover
Lines
Main headline
Graphic layout 1
Anti
Front Cover

Masthead
Cover
Lines
Main headline
Graphic layout 2
Anti
This is what I am
going to use for
my magazine
cover, as it is
closest to my
magazine of
inspiration
Front Cover

Cover
Lines
Drop
Capital
Cover
Lines
Anti

Cover
Lines
Drop
Capital
Major

Pull Quote
Cover
Lines
Drop
Capital
Major

Hand Drawn Drafts And Graphic layout
conclusion
I have decided to go with the first graphic layout
for the front cover. This is because it looks most
like my magazine of inspiration, so I can make
my magazine look very similar to my inspiration.

Front Cover Step by Step Guide
1. Set up a canvas, A4 size as this is the size the magazine will need to be. Then you need to set up ruler lines to
create a bleed, this means when the magazine is printed nothing important will get cut.
2. Start with the background, I chose to do a grey scale gradient. I did this by using the gradient tool, this is easy to
use you just select it and drag a line where you want the gradient to be.
3. Then I made the barcode, this was easy to do, I just created a base for it then went to file, then place and chose
a file I had which was a picture of a barcode. I placed this on the base and then used the text tool to write the
price and issue date alongside the barcode.
4. Next I created the masthead, I did this by creating a large red rectangle using the rectangle tool. Then I used the
text tool to write the name of my magazine onto it. To add more detail I went onto blending options to add a
drop shadow to the text which I made black to stand out against the red background.
5. Then I added the main image, I did this by going to file, then place and chose the image wanted. I then resized
it to fit the magazine and slightly overlap the masthead, I didn’t want the image to be warped so I held shift
whenever I was resizing it.
6. Next I added the main headline. This step is very simple, I just used the text tool to create text and resized it to
the way I wanted it.
7. For the next step, I added the other headlines, I did this by typing all the artists names separately in the same
size font, then I typed all the descriptions separately in a smaller font and placed them underneath the artists
name. To add extra detail I used the rectangle tool to create small dividers between each headline.
8. Finally I created a puff promotion, I did this by using the ellipse tool whilst holding shift to make a perfect circle.
Then I created some text saying “win!” I made this large so it can clearly be read from afar, I then used the
warped text tool to make the text curve along the top of the circle. Next I used normal text to fill the inside of
the circle.

DPS Step by Step Guide
1. Firstly you must create the canvas, this time it must be two pages of A4 wide as it will cover two pages
in the magazine. A bleed also needs to be created to avoid anything important being cut off when the
magazine gets printed.
2. Secondly columns must be created in order for the text placed into this gives the magazine a
professional look I chose to make three columns as this is a common number in other magazines also.
3. At the start of the article I created a drop capital
4. Above the article I created a small paragraph to introduce and give a short background on the artist
5. Above this I created a title
6. On the other page I used an image of a wall to fill the background, I did this by going to file then place to
place the image in. I then did the same step again but instead chose my main image and placed this on
top of the background, I held shift while resizing both images to ensure they didn’t get warped.
7. Then I placed text at the top
8. Next I placed a box in the corner listing the editor, photographer and stylist for the image.
9. Finally I created a banner across the bottom which included the page number and social media of the
magazine.

Production Plan
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Choose content by
going through
events of month
and picking out
most important.
Choose content by
going through
events of month
and picking out
most important.
Out of articles
chosen, choose the
most important one
to cover, making
this the main
headline.
Get team to write
up the articles
including main
article
Get contact with
people who re
wanted to be
featured in the
magazine, and get
consent from them,
ask if an interview is
possible.
Day off Day off
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Wednesday
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Monday
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Arrange and
conduct interview
Send
photographers to
get photographs
which are to be
used throughout
the magazine
Get designers to
create graphics to
be used within
magazine
Do photo shoot
with artist for main
image and DPS
Incorporate
interview into
article of that artist.
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Friday
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Production Plan
Create front cover
and DPS
Create rest of
magazine,
incorporating
photographs and
graphics made.
Make sure all
advertisement
spaces are filled
with an advert
Ensure all pages
follow laws of
practice, and the
magazine cannot be
sued.
Finishing touches,
Final read through
to see if everything
is perfect
Released – 23rd
November 2016
Day off
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Equipment Costs
Equipments Costs
Office (Leatherhead) £350 x 30 = 10500
Apple Mac book Pro (x30) £1500 x 30 = 45000
All Adobe Apps £53.20 (per month)
Camera (x5) £389 x 30 = 11670
Chairs (x30) £89 x 30 = 2670
Tables (x30) £99 x 30 = 2970
Printer (x2) £1306 x 2 =2612
TOTAL £75475.20

Staff Costs
Staff Costs (per person)
Journalists (7) £23,000 per year
Writers (7) £38,000 per year
Photographers (2) £18,000 per year
Graphic Designers (7) £17,000 per year
Human Resources (3) £23,000 per year
Publisher (4) £14,000 per year

Printing Quotes
I am going to print 20,000 copies of the magazine,
this is not a very large number but it is still a lot of
magazines to get an idea of whether or not it is
going to sell. My magazine has 28 pages, and a front
and back page, to print a magazine of this size it will
cost £1903.76 altogether

Distribution to retailer costs
• I'm going to distribute my magazines in large
supermarkets such as Sainsbury's and Tesco as
well as retailers like WH Smith. The reasoning
for this is because they are all well known
retailers who have stores across the country,
this means I can sell more magazine through
them and get to as many of my target
customers as possible.

Advertising Revenue
• In my magazine I'm going to have 10 full page
advertisements, this means that I’m going to
make £30,250 (10 x £3025)
• I'm also going to have 5 half page
advertisements, this means I'm going to make
£7560 (5 x £1512)
• So altogether from advertisements I'm going
to make £37 810 (£30,250 + £7560)

Advertising
• I am going to use Facebook as a method of
advertising as it is cheap and reaches a wide
audience, because the majority of people
have access to social media. Also the target
market for my magazines, is very similar to the
age demographic of Facebook users, therefore
I can reach the people that I want to reach.

Editors Code of Practice
Accuracy
Must not publish inaccurate, misleading or distorted information. If a inaccurate or misleading
statement is made it must be promptly corrected with an apology published
Privacy
Home, health, family life and correspondence must be respected with privacy, any intrusions without
consent must be justified by editors. Complaints of public disclosure of information will be accounted
Harassment
Journalists must not harass, intimidate or persistently pursuit an individual in order to get information.
Intrusion into grief or shock
In cases of grief or shock any approaches must be made with discretion and sympathy
Reporting suicide
Detail cannot be used to explain the way they died to prevent people copying
Children
Children should be able to complete time at school without unnecessary intrusion, and must not be
approached or photographed without permission.
Children in sex cases
Must not identify victim if they are under 16. No language can be used to imply the relationship
between the accused and the victim
Hospitals
Journalists must identify themselves and get permission to enter non public areas of hospitals. The
restrictions of privacy are particular to each individual
https://ww
w.ipso.co.u
k/IPSO/cop.
html

Editors Code of Practice
continued
Reporting of Crime
Relatives or friends of accused/convicted person should not be identified without their consent,
unless they're relevant to the story.
Clandestine devices and subterfuge
The press must not obtain or publish material by using hidden cameras or secret listening devices
Victims of sexual assault
Victims must not be identified unless there is justification and they are legally free to do so
Discrimination
Must avoid prejudicial reference to an individuals race, colour, religion, sex, sexual orientation,
physical or mental illness or disability.
Financial journalism
Must not use financial information they receive in advance of its general publication for their own
profit
Confidential Sources
Journalists have a moral obligation to protect confidential information
Witness payments in criminal trials
No payment to a witness, or person likely to be called a witness should be made in case once
proceedings are active
Payment to criminals
Payments for stories, pictures or information in order to exploit a particular crime or to
glorify/glamorise crime must not be made.
https://ww
w.ipso.co.u
k/IPSO/cop.
html

Copyright ©
Copyright is the legal right to film, publish, perform
and edit a certain material. This affects Q as it
means they cannot copy material from other
companies or people without gaining permission
from them. If they fail to get permission the use of
the material is illegal, this could lead to a fine and
would be asked to remove the material. It also
means they must get their own material
copyrighted otherwise it could be used by other
companies or competitors.

Regulatory Issues
Content which is copyrighted is known as intellectual
property. This property is legally protected from theft.
Intellectual property can be on print and digitally, companies
can get a digital watermark which signifies that the property is
protected, therefore it makes sure it is safe from theft, As for
someone to use copyrighted material they must pay for it, or
ask for permission, they cannot just take it and use it as they
please. The most effective way of protecting property is
through getting a patent, as this means products cannot be
made which copy the property or steal any of it. This is hard to
do though as it takes several years to obtain, and costs up to
$7000 in fees, which Is a large investment for a company to
pay.

Regulatory Issues continued
The data protection act is an act introduced in
1998. The act means that businesses must
follow the ‘data protection principles’ when
holding information regarding customers. They
must ensure information is kept secure and safe,
used for a stated purpose which is fair and
lawful and not kept for any longer than is
absolutely necessary.
https://www.gov.uk/data-
protection/the-data-
protection-act

Watermark
• This is when an image or document is marked
with an image or text, the purpose of this is so
people cannot steal the picture and claim it as
their own, they must first buy the right to use
the image, this then removes the watermark.
• One company I found allows you to
watermark unlimited photos for £3.67 per
month

Spending Power
• The genre of my magazine is rap and hip-hop, because of
this my audience will be mid to low on the socio-economic
scale as higher classes do not listen to this genre so will not
buy my magazine.
• Low classes are less likely to buy magazines as it is not an
essential, so they would save their money to buy things
they need because they don’t have much.
• This would mean that my target audience would be mainly
mid class people, around C1 and C2 as these would like the
genre and be able to afford magazines
• Therefore my audience would have quite a high spending
power allowing me to price my magazine at £2.99

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