Sophia Salomon AICE media P6 25/26

  When I began thinking about themes for my magazine, I thought what's something people actually like and, then I thought well why not write about Drake. He’s not just a rapper and singer, he’s an icon who many people aspire to be more like, influences music. Choosing him as my theme felt natural because he connects with so many people, especially teens , and there’s a lot of places the magazine can go. Drake’s career is full of inspiration. From his early days on Degrassi (a Canadian teen drama) to becoming a globally recognized musician, he shows growth, creativity, and adaptability qualities . I can include features about his music, his style evolution, his upcoming album, and even how he uses social media to engage with fans. This gives my magazine a clear focus while still allowing for variety in content, like interviews, album reviews, or fashion spreads inspired by his looks. Looking at other media also reinforced my choice. Some magazines often highlight artists journeys ...

  The theme is assigned a role before you even start to type. Its job is to set the tone, decide the audience, and guide everything you create. After putting in a lot of thought , I've gathered my top three choices. 1. Sports Sports have always been a big part of my life, so a sports-focused magazine feels natural. This theme could include customized articles for athletes, potientially some game highlights, and even profiles on local teams. I like this idea because it allows me to combine my personal experience in sports with the media skills that we might be learning in class. It’s also a topic that can reach a wide audience, and a variety of people, since many people enjoy sports in some way. 2. Cruises and The Ocean I’ve always been intrigued by travel, especially cruises. A magazine focused on cruises could include articles about different destinations, cruise tips especially for teens, food and activities on board, and guides for planning trips. I like this theme because...

      Hello, my name is Sophia Elena Salomon , and I go to Pembroke Pines Charter High School . I’ve been in the charter school system since kindergarten because my mom teaches at Central Campus Elementary. School has always been a big part of my life, not just because of academics, but also because of the community it has built for me and my family. At home, I live with my mom, dad, two brothers, and my grandparents. My family is very close, and my brothers play a big role in my everyday life. My youngest brother is turning four in January, and my other brother just turned 13 in March. Since I’m the oldest, I’ve grown up with the responsibility of setting an example for them, but also with plenty of competition, especially with my 13-year-old brother. Being only a year and a half apart has made us push each other in almost everything we do, which is one of the main reasons why I’m so into sports today. Sports have been huge part of my life and have honestly molded me in...