Planning and Initial Ideas for the Short Film's Magazine Review

My magazine will be called QuickFilm, a short film review magazine, and it will be reviewing short films executively with sections such as upcoming short films and new including uprising producers. This magazine would have found a niche market to audiences that enjoy short films and advertises information to the audience that would not be accessible without the magazine.
Like mentioned earlier my target audience is the youth and young adults and my target audience for the poster is youth. However to obtain a vast range of audiences from age to ethnic diversity I have targeted a different audience for my magazine film review. My target audience for my magazine will be an older and more intelligent audience that is much more likely to pick up a magazine on a topic or hobby they enjoy rather then the youth of today, the youth of today is very hard to approach due to their little use in medias such as radio, TV news and newspapers. This is why I will try to incorporate a professional looking magazine review, with sophisticated language and a formal mode of address that my target audience will be able to understand.

The target audiences of QuickFilm Magazines would typically be based in London, and would be very accustomed to London’s lifestyle that usually involves waking up early, eating, working and then sleeping only to repeat the process again and again. My intellectual audience would be a niche market with an interest in subject such as academia and the arts, I believe that this could be a great success as I am not aware of many magazines that are dedicated to the short film genre.

My magazine review will consist of an introductory paragraph that would be a brief overview of the short film, and later on in the article I will include a synopsis so the audience can make an informed judgment whether or not to see the short film being persuasive at the same time reviewing my short film positively. My magazine will also include images and breakout boxes filled with information such as producers, actors and facts to break up the written content so it is easier to read and remember.
Similarly for these reasons I have chose to follow the typical conventions of layouts with titles at the top reading down from left to right as expected, I believe my target audience would expect this and instead of going for an experimental layout that may seem ‘ridiculous’ to the intellectual audience.

For the production of my magazines short film review I will use the desktop publishing software, ‘Ipages’.