LIIAR interpretation of the brief

L-The camera angle which will be most effective for the product would probably be a mid-shot for the front cover, i think this because with a mid-shot the camera is close but not too close to the face so you still feel the impact of eye contact. The colour schemes that i would mostly likely stick to are blacks, whites and greys, but then a bold colour for each heading on every different page to make the page individually stand out.

I- I dont think i would want my magazine to be produced for an existing publisher. I want it to be totally new and individual. But then of course because it's a music magazine and there are already several music magazines being published it's likely that there will be some similarities with mine and other magazines. The thing that i would do to make my magazine different is identify things in other magazines which i would see as weaknesses then try my best to make them better for the reason that i might maybe add something like that in my magzine.

I-The message that i would like to get across to my targer audience is to just generally inform them about the music in which my genre is involved with. I want the reader to be able to look at the magazine cover and know instantly whether they would buy it or not, i think it's important to show the genre by using the front cover and i will do my best to do so.

A-The aim is for my magazine to be targeted at an audience of roughly, 15 to 25 year olds. I have chosen these ages because obviously i am a part of that category so i have a good idea on what people that age would like to see in a magazine.

R- i would preferably like the stories inside my magazine to all be presented in a positive way and just generally broadcast the events of the music industry within my genre. But if this was a real magazine, and if i wasnt allowed to choose the stories that were going to be inside, then it would just be like any other magazine, in other words, a publishers job isnt to just put the story's they like inside, it's to generally tell the public about whats going on, whether it's positive or negative.