4. Title of Magazine
The title of this magazine
is NME. This is the stone
roses special for the 20th
anniversary of what NME
say is ‘the greatest debut
album ever’. The target
audience for NME is music
fans, aged 17-30.
5. Masthead & Selling Line
The logo is the name of the magazine, ‘NME’.
This stands for New Musical Express. The
selling point line of this particular magazine is
“The Stone Roses. 20th
anniversary of the
greatest debut album ever.
The appearance is appealing to the target
audience because the picture of The Stone
Roses is the unique selling point, and they
genre of music that the audience usually
listen to. To make the important information
stand out they put the fonts bold and use
bright colours.
To tell the audience that the magazine isn’t
just all about The Stone Roses, they use the
names of the other artist involved, such as;
Eminem, MGMT, The Virgins, Dizzee Rascal
and Blur.
6. Main Image
The main image is a photo of
the band The Stone Roses.
This is the main and only
imagine because this particular
episode of NME magazine is
aimed at the 20th
anniversary
of The Stone Roses debut
album. This issue was release
on the 18th
April 2009.
7. Cover Lines & Main Sells
The biggest caption on this
magazine is to promote the 20th
anniversary of The Stone Roses
debut album.
All the other captions are small.
This is to tell the audience that
there are other things included
in the magazine.
Most of the writing is on the left
third.
The colour of the cover lines are
yellow, this is a colour that
stands out and catches your
eye. Especially next to the blue
colours on the back ground.
Bold is used on the cover lines
and on the masthead. This is to
dominate over the photo.
8. Do the same thing for another magazine…select
one with a different genre to make a good
comparison.
9. Comparisons
I have decided to compare this
ELLE magazine with the NME
magazine because the whole look,
idea, target audience and concept is
different.
Firstly the image is just of one
person. There is just one focus
point. The masthead is still in bold
but is in white, as is all the text.
In this cover the colour scheme is
white and blue, whereas on the NME
cover there is no colour scheme.
10. Masthead and Title
The title is ELLE.
“Elle is a worldwide lifestyle magazine of French
origin that focuses on fashion, beauty, health, and
entertainment. Elle is also the world's best selling
fashion magazine. It was founded by Pierre Lazareff
and his wife Hélène Gordon in 1945. The title, in
French, means "she" or "her".”
The title is bold but not overpowering. The
font is classy. Like the people that they are
aiming this magazine at.
11. Main Image
The main image of this photo is a close up
photo of Katy Perry. Katy is portraying a
classy, powerful look. This is because ‘ELLE’
is a classy, powerful magazine, and that is the
type of people they are aiming their magazine
at.
12. Cover Lines & Main Sells.
The cover lines tell the reader what stories
are going to be inside the magazine. This is to
attract the readers into buying the magazine.
Readers are more likely to buy the magazine
if they have an idea of what is going to be
inside before they buy it.
