Ellie Saipe NEA.Cousework

Front Cover Checklist Main picture (original) Images from the internet Original masthead Strapline Bar Code Price Edition Number Date Cover Lines (at least 6 and one must link to the DPS) Effects on text + Puffs Website

Any writing in these red brackets [  ] was in my original statement of intent and I am considering removing it for the final statement of intent.  Question: in the last paragraph should i remove all the 'hiphop words' I gave as examples that aren't in my magazine? By the way, I haven't saved this version to the public drive yet I will be creating a hiphop genre entertainment music magazine targeted for 14 to 18 year olds as stated by the brief. My magazine will be called 'Word Up',  as that masthead reflects the colloquial language used in hiphop culture, so the audience will be able to tell the genre of the magazine, and immediately make a judgement of what may be inside and whether this magazine stands out as something they may like to purchase.  [ The content provided through the coverlines and on the double page spread include information about new and upcoming hiphop artists, featuring top secret material about them  and snea...

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Hip hop magazine targeted towards 14-18 year olds Competition: 'XXL' magazine,'The Source' magazine and 'Hiphop weekly'  I plan to adhere to the subdominant representation of hiphop culture by challenging the stereotype that hiphop artists are always men of african descent. This will give hiphop artists who aren't as covered in the media, a time to shine. This magazine will show that women and people of all races can be great hiphop artists as well. This magazine will also include new and upcoming artists, featuring top secret information about them and sneak peaks at pre debut rappers and upcoming albums.  Fonts  Pincoyablack  Plane Crash White On Black Daily Mix 3 Pricedown Call Of Ops Duty