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- My production studio name will be 'Taylored Productions' as a way of using my personal surname and interweaving it with the word 'tailored' to convey this idea of premium music that is tailored for it's audience.

- The bold sans-serif font has been chosen to set a strong, premium tone and help reinforce the brand image.

- The simplistic image connotes a youthful attitude that the brand is in touch with, bearing in mind the target audience of young 16-20 year olds.

- This is a universal musical image that can be recognised across most ages, however the simplistic design that is similar to the logo of Apple iTunes is something that a socially-conscious 16-20 year old would be in tune with.

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