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5 potential names for magazine

Below I have come up with five potential names for my film magazine, which I think will be appropriate. I have also written a small paragraph besides this, talking about why I chose this name, what it suggests and how it is suitable for the type of publication which my magazine will be. My magazine publication will be similar to Empire, this mainly focuses on mainstream Hollywood blockbusters.

Potential names:

1) Frame

The name 'Frame' encapsulates exactly what a film is; a series of frames. However, this structure links to films from all publications not just mainstream Hollywood blockbusters. Although, it also targets all audiences, who are into Horror films. 

2) Rise in motion

This is a good potential name for a film magazine, as it conveys how audiences are increasingly receptive to films made in all parts of the world. The audience for this magazine is the vast worldwide audience for the Hollywood movie industry. Even in non-English speaking countries, Hollywood films are popular with audiences because of the advance in both dubbing and subtitles 

3) Panorama Focus 
The word 'panorama' symbolises an unfolding of events. Therefore, this would be an effective magazine title for Horror genres in particular, as they are usually action packed, eventful and constantly keep the audience on edge. Likewise, the word panorama is associated with mainstream films.   

4) Cinema today
This name automatically links to Hollywood mainstream films. This is due to the magazine showing an appeal to top rated movies, of all genres, which appear in cinemas. Additionally, all genres of films are shown in the cinema, so the magazine is guaranteed to include Horror films. 

5) Screening 
This implies mainstream Hollywood blockbusters as it suggests how the most popular films chosen by audiences are the ones which will be placed in the magazine. However, some audiences may argue that often comedies and action films are screened the most, over other genres such as Horror. 







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