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The document discusses how the magazine would represent particular social groups through its content and target audience. It initially stereotypes its target audience as straight black males interested in hip-hop music and culture, depicting associated stereotypical appearances. However, the document then states the magazine will subvert these stereotypes by targeting a larger, more diverse audience of young females of different ethnicities united by their interest in hip-hop music. The target audience is described as being interested in social media, concerts, and following music and fashion trends.
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My media product represents the working class through its affordable price point of £2.50 and focus on simple music genres like reggae that may appeal to working class listeners. It also represents teenagers as the target demographic interested in exploring new music and readings. Both gender are represented through articles on successful female artists like Rihanna as well as genres that appeal to both male and female listeners. The magazine expresses the soft side of Caribbean culture through its music focus, representing the black/ethnic minority experience. Disability is not directly represented in the magazine.
Q1 3
Times Inc. has historically published magazines targeted towards wealthy white males, focusing on genres like gardening and fishing. Over time, as societal views changed, they began publishing magazines for females as well, though these still promoted traditional domestic roles. By the 1940s, they offered a wider variety of magazines across genres for both males and females. Today, Times Inc. publishes music, lifestyle, and sports magazines, targeting trends in genres like pop, rap, and rock that appeal broadly across demographics.
Q5 text
The document discusses ways the author addressed their target audience of 16-18 year old, mostly white and middle class teenage girls in the UK for their rock magazine. Some methods included using pink as a house color since it's stereotypically girly, only showing female models, including topics the audience likes in the strapline, mentioning bands like Panic! At The Disco and Fall Out Boy that would appeal to teenagers, including elements like phones and social media references that relate to the audience's interests, and using text speak like "2k15" to not seem too formal.
Mission Statement
Sweety magazine aims to inform and inspire 8-14 year old girls by providing colorful, exciting articles about their favorite pop artists and celebrities. It will be distributed monthly for £3.50 at WhSmith stores in shopping centers, where its target audience often visits. Each issue will include interviews with chart-topping pop stars, as well as columns on celebrity gossip, style, and advice for dealing with relationships.
Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses the target audience and goals of a new music magazine. It aims to have a larger female readership between ages 15-25 to encourage more women in the male-dominated music industry. To attract female readers, an attractive young woman will be featured on the cover based on Naomi Wolf's theory that women aspire to look like attractive models. The cover model's facial expression will be "invitational" to suggest mystery and fit with the rebellious stereotype of rock music. The magazine also seeks to provide escape, information, opportunities for relationships, and means for readers to find identity through the lifestyle and stories featured.
Magazine institution research
Bauer Media Group publishes 107 magazine brands across various media focusing on millennials and those aged 16-34. Their magazines cover both mainstream topics like women's gossip as well as niche interests like steam trains. They produce magazines for a wide range of audiences.
Time Inc. owns over 60 magazine brands with a mix of mainstream and niche topics. Their target audience is male and female adults in their late 30s, shown through magazines on topics like women's lifestyle and men's rugby. They present a more formal and sophisticated brand image.
The Wire is an independent British music magazine publisher featuring both mainstream and niche music genres. Their target audience is likely 28-45 year old men and women, evidenced by their coverage of
Qestion 4
The target audience for the media product is men ages 16-21 who are currently students, either in college or university, and potentially working part-time jobs. This age range is attracted to the informal chatty tone of the magazine. They likely have disposable income from living at home with their parents and spend it on music, concerts, clothes and other hobbies. The magazine audience uses various music and social media platforms and enjoys brands like Vans and Converse.
Mission Statement
The magazine "Pop-Tastic" aims to provide fun and exciting gossip about celebrities and artists to teenage fans. It will be published weekly to keep readers up to date. The magazine will focus on pop music charts, celebrities like One Direction and Ariana Grande, fashion ideas inspired by artists, beauty products, and encouraging teens to pursue their dreams and spend time with friends and family. The target reader is described as a joyful and aspirational young teenage girl interested in fashion, celebrities and supporting her friends.
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My media product represents the working class through its affordable price point of £2.50 and focus on simple music genres like reggae that may appeal to working class listeners. It also represents teenagers as the target demographic interested in exploring new music and readings. Both gender are represented through articles on successful female artists like Rihanna as well as genres that appeal to both male and female listeners. The magazine expresses the soft side of Caribbean culture through its music focus, representing the black/ethnic minority experience. Disability is not directly represented in the magazine.
Q1 3
Times Inc. has historically published magazines targeted towards wealthy white males, focusing on genres like gardening and fishing. Over time, as societal views changed, they began publishing magazines for females as well, though these still promoted traditional domestic roles. By the 1940s, they offered a wider variety of magazines across genres for both males and females. Today, Times Inc. publishes music, lifestyle, and sports magazines, targeting trends in genres like pop, rap, and rock that appeal broadly across demographics.
Q5 text
The document discusses ways the author addressed their target audience of 16-18 year old, mostly white and middle class teenage girls in the UK for their rock magazine. Some methods included using pink as a house color since it's stereotypically girly, only showing female models, including topics the audience likes in the strapline, mentioning bands like Panic! At The Disco and Fall Out Boy that would appeal to teenagers, including elements like phones and social media references that relate to the audience's interests, and using text speak like "2k15" to not seem too formal.
Mission Statement
Sweety magazine aims to inform and inspire 8-14 year old girls by providing colorful, exciting articles about their favorite pop artists and celebrities. It will be distributed monthly for £3.50 at WhSmith stores in shopping centers, where its target audience often visits. Each issue will include interviews with chart-topping pop stars, as well as columns on celebrity gossip, style, and advice for dealing with relationships.
Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses the target audience and goals of a new music magazine. It aims to have a larger female readership between ages 15-25 to encourage more women in the male-dominated music industry. To attract female readers, an attractive young woman will be featured on the cover based on Naomi Wolf's theory that women aspire to look like attractive models. The cover model's facial expression will be "invitational" to suggest mystery and fit with the rebellious stereotype of rock music. The magazine also seeks to provide escape, information, opportunities for relationships, and means for readers to find identity through the lifestyle and stories featured.
Magazine institution research
Bauer Media Group publishes 107 magazine brands across various media focusing on millennials and those aged 16-34. Their magazines cover both mainstream topics like women's gossip as well as niche interests like steam trains. They produce magazines for a wide range of audiences.
Time Inc. owns over 60 magazine brands with a mix of mainstream and niche topics. Their target audience is male and female adults in their late 30s, shown through magazines on topics like women's lifestyle and men's rugby. They present a more formal and sophisticated brand image.
The Wire is an independent British music magazine publisher featuring both mainstream and niche music genres. Their target audience is likely 28-45 year old men and women, evidenced by their coverage of
Qestion 4
The target audience for the media product is men ages 16-21 who are currently students, either in college or university, and potentially working part-time jobs. This age range is attracted to the informal chatty tone of the magazine. They likely have disposable income from living at home with their parents and spend it on music, concerts, clothes and other hobbies. The magazine audience uses various music and social media platforms and enjoys brands like Vans and Converse.
Mission Statement
The magazine "Pop-Tastic" aims to provide fun and exciting gossip about celebrities and artists to teenage fans. It will be published weekly to keep readers up to date. The magazine will focus on pop music charts, celebrities like One Direction and Ariana Grande, fashion ideas inspired by artists, beauty products, and encouraging teens to pursue their dreams and spend time with friends and family. The target reader is described as a joyful and aspirational young teenage girl interested in fashion, celebrities and supporting her friends.
Evaluation Question 3
The document discusses defining the target audience for an indie pop artist named Luna Lee. It finds that the genre's audience is equally split between male and female genders. The target age range is 16-late 20s. Socially, the audience belongs to the middle class and has an indie, hipster lifestyle. They enjoy vintage, retro and unique styles seen as controversial. The target subculture is defined as urban, affluent millennials who reside in cities and associate with indie music and non-mainstream fashion. It is important for media industries to clearly define their target audience to effectively promote and market artists.
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This document discusses how the magazine represents different social groups. It first discusses digital natives, who have grown up with technology and see it as a natural part of life. It then discusses social networking and how the magazine encourages readers to follow it online. It also discusses fandoms and subcultures in music and how the magazine's featured artist Tyger could build a fanbase called "cubs". Finally, it discusses how the magazine appeals both to mainstream audiences but also subgroups through Tyger's and the band Pic 'n' Mix's unique styles.
Evaluation q2
This magazine represents young, middle class white females between the ages of 13-18 who enjoy pop music and culture. It specifically targets "teenyboppers" - teenage girls who follow music, fashion, and cultural trends. While primarily featuring white models, the magazine includes one Asian model to show some diversity. The content, pricing, and prizes are aimed at middle class readers and feature empowered female celebrities as role models.
AS Media Studies - Evaluation - Question 2
1) The magazine targets teenagers ages 16-18 to maintain familiarity with readers and uses teenage models within that age range.
2) It aims to counter stereotypes of teenagers as anti-social or violent by profiling those interested in music careers and using education-focused articles and interviews.
3) The magazine incorporates both gender and ethnic diversity among its models to represent today's multicultural society and wider audience.
Question 2
The document discusses representations of gender, age, race, and social class in a magazine focused on electronic music genres like dubstep and drum and bass. It notes that the magazine portrays a male-dominated genre with limited female representation. Younger audiences are shown to be creative rather than stereotyped. While the music is portrayed as largely white/British, racially inclusive language is used. The social representation depicts an educated, urban youth culture surrounded by dance music as a modern force.
Evaluation Queston 2
The document discusses how different social groups are represented in a music magazine media product.
Age is represented by featuring an 18-year-old artist, targeting an audience of 15-19 year olds who want to emulate the artist. Gender is primarily female, shown through feminine colors, fonts, and a female target artist. Social class is middle class, publishing monthly for affordability by non-working students and targeting an audience that can relate to the artist's high-street clothing.
Target Audience Profile
The document provides a detailed profile of the target audience for a new pop music video and ancillary products. A questionnaire found the primary audience to be females aged 16-24 who are likely current students. This audience falls into the mainstream or aspirant tribes, with a focus on the mainstream "townies" sub-tribe. The products aim to appeal to this audience's interests in social media, fashion, TV shows, and other pop artists.
Question 2
This magazine represents 16-23 year olds as vibrant, young, and fun members who enjoy clubbing in hot countries during the summer. Females are portrayed as more popular and dressed in a club-like fashion. The social class is meant to seem lower middle class to appeal to a wide audience who can afford to travel and go to clubs regularly. The bright purple color is used to appeal to the young generation and evoke images of club lights.
Question 2
This magazine represents 16-23 year olds as vibrant, young, and fun members who enjoy clubbing in hot countries during the summer. Females are portrayed as more popular and dressed in a club-like fashion. The social class is meant to seem lower middle class to appeal to a wide audience who can afford to travel and go to clubs regularly. The bright purple color is used to appeal to the young generation and evoke images of club lights.
Target audience
This document discusses the target audience for a UK hip hop music video. The target audience would be males ages 16-25 living in London, especially East London, as UK hip hop scene is centered in London and more popular in working-class areas. This demographic can relate to the darker themes often found in UK hip hop lyrics. Research shows that 60% of the hip hop demographic also listens to R&B and 24 million people ages 19-34 from various backgrounds make up the core hip hop audience. While typically male-oriented, the music could still appeal to females drawn to its meaning-focused lyrics and darker atmospheres.
Q2. Representations
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, represents various social groups. It notes that the three models featured were white male teenagers, representing the intended male audience. It acknowledges that the music industry and survey respondents were primarily male. It also notes the lack of diversity in gender, ethnicity, age and social class represented in the small sample of models, but aims to feature a broader range of groups throughout the magazine, limited by the demographics of the location. The document discusses challenges in representing various groups and how stereotypes were considered in the representation.
Question 2
The document summarizes how the media product, a rap/hip-hop music magazine, represents different social groups. It represents the working class through the genres of music featured and relatable lifestyle content. It represents youth and students through focusing on popular, upbeat music genres. It also potentially represents gangs as the magazine profiles a rap group that came from a deprived background and committed crimes before pursuing music, using some of the same slang language as gangs. Overall, the magazine aims its content and language at younger audiences from working class and educational backgrounds who enjoy the featured rap/hip-hop genres.
Question two
The magazine represents young adults aged 16-24, particularly those from an urban, black ethnicity background. It uses language and references topics like student life, fashion, and music gigs that this age group can relate to. The magazine also features black models and artists like DJs from popular radio stations among young people interested in black music to attract and inspire this target demographic.
Question 2
The document discusses representing a social group through a rap music magazine. The target audience is young adults aged 15-22 who have an interest in rap music, particularly those from lower and middle class backgrounds in the UK and US. The magazine focuses on new and classic hip hop music. To represent this niche group, the magazine uses fonts, language, and colors commonly associated with rap culture. It also features images meant to portray the hip hop lifestyle. The goal is to inspire people in the target audience by showing that rap music is not limited by factors like race or socioeconomic background.
4.proposal
This proposal is for a music magazine called "Ur Music" targeted at teenagers and young adults aged 15-24. The magazine will inform readers about unknown and local artists, how to see them live, popular music genres, and general music culture updates. Specific content will include artist profiles, concert listings locally and abroad, and a poster with tour dates. The purpose is to both entertain and educate the target audience about past and present music styles through showcasing new artists and paying tribute to influences. While some punk content could potentially offend younger viewers, there will be no explicit age restriction but a note about provocative content. The magazine aims to stand out from others by providing exclusive event information and coverage not found elsewhere.
evaluation question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents social groups. It notes that the target audience and genre (hip hop and R&B) have been stereotyped to attract black males interested in street culture, but the actual audience is diverse. Models of different races and social groups were featured to show this diversity. While some mise-en-scene reflected stereotypes through props like gold chains and tattoos, issues of gender, age and social class were balanced by featuring a mix of male and female models and a price point accessible to various classes.
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The document provides research on the target audience for a fanzine about alternative subcultures. The primary audience is identified as males aged 16-25 from working class backgrounds living in urban areas. Research found punk audiences were typically within this age range. While males made up a slightly higher percentage of punk audiences, gender expression was varied. Education level required to understand the fanzine should be kept general to avoid alienating potential readers. Primary research through surveys supported that alternative identifying individuals tend to live in urban areas with other alternative communities. The secondary audience may include older former punks and individuals with a general interest in alternative culture.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups. It targets males and females aged 18-35 who are part of the working class ranging from low to middle class. Specifically, it represents the black/Latino races that hip hop originated from, though the genre appeals to all races. In terms of gender, it mainly represents males as hip hop is male-dominated. Regarding sexuality, it best represents heterosexual males and females as its target includes both and homosexuality remains controversial in hip hop culture.
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The document provides research on the target audience for a punk fanzine. The primary audience is identified as male, aged 16-25, with a general education and working class background. Research found punk audiences in the past skewed slightly male but were generally 50/50 male to female. A secondary audience of older males who were original punks is also identified. Content for the fanzine should focus on punk subculture topics and accept all gender identities and sexualities. Primary research was conducted through an online survey to learn about readers' demographics, interests and location. The key findings were that alternative audiences generally live in urban areas and the fanzine content should remain inclusive and avoid overly formal education.
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1. The front cover uses conventions like mastheads, headers, and footers seen in magazines like NME and Kerrang!, but challenges Q magazine which does not include these elements.
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Evaluation Question 3
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This magazine represents young, middle class white females between the ages of 13-18 who enjoy pop music and culture. It specifically targets "teenyboppers" - teenage girls who follow music, fashion, and cultural trends. While primarily featuring white models, the magazine includes one Asian model to show some diversity. The content, pricing, and prizes are aimed at middle class readers and feature empowered female celebrities as role models.
AS Media Studies - Evaluation - Question 2
1) The magazine targets teenagers ages 16-18 to maintain familiarity with readers and uses teenage models within that age range.
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Target Audience Profile
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Question 2
This magazine represents 16-23 year olds as vibrant, young, and fun members who enjoy clubbing in hot countries during the summer. Females are portrayed as more popular and dressed in a club-like fashion. The social class is meant to seem lower middle class to appeal to a wide audience who can afford to travel and go to clubs regularly. The bright purple color is used to appeal to the young generation and evoke images of club lights.
Question 2
This magazine represents 16-23 year olds as vibrant, young, and fun members who enjoy clubbing in hot countries during the summer. Females are portrayed as more popular and dressed in a club-like fashion. The social class is meant to seem lower middle class to appeal to a wide audience who can afford to travel and go to clubs regularly. The bright purple color is used to appeal to the young generation and evoke images of club lights.
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Q2. Representations
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, represents various social groups. It notes that the three models featured were white male teenagers, representing the intended male audience. It acknowledges that the music industry and survey respondents were primarily male. It also notes the lack of diversity in gender, ethnicity, age and social class represented in the small sample of models, but aims to feature a broader range of groups throughout the magazine, limited by the demographics of the location. The document discusses challenges in representing various groups and how stereotypes were considered in the representation.
Question 2
The document summarizes how the media product, a rap/hip-hop music magazine, represents different social groups. It represents the working class through the genres of music featured and relatable lifestyle content. It represents youth and students through focusing on popular, upbeat music genres. It also potentially represents gangs as the magazine profiles a rap group that came from a deprived background and committed crimes before pursuing music, using some of the same slang language as gangs. Overall, the magazine aims its content and language at younger audiences from working class and educational backgrounds who enjoy the featured rap/hip-hop genres.
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4.proposal
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- 1. Question 2 How doesyourmediaproductrepresentparticularsocial groups? The type of groupmy productwouldstereotypicallyrepresentis straightblackmalesbecause of the genre of the magazine.This isbecause Hip-Hopismainlyassociatedwith‘Thugs’,‘Gangsters’, ‘Pimps’,etc.because of the vocabulary usedinmost songsof thisgenre and the people thatsing thisgenre.Theywouldbe aroundthe age of 15 to 29 that listentothistype of musicand are active enoughtodance andvibe to thisgenre andunderstandsthe vocabulary asthey’duse wordslike ‘shawty’,‘dawg’,‘nigga’,etc. Andwe would expecttheirlifestyle tobe dailyweedsmokers,roaming the roads all day to sell orbuydrugs and to ‘holla’atsome prettywomen,skiplessonsorjustaren’t involvedinanytype of education orjustskipa few classes.Therefore,jockswouldbe astereotypical sub-culture Iwouldtarget,althoughitisAmerican,becausetheyare the type todo sport (e.g. basketball,football),be muscularandonlycare about theirself-appearance,sowon’ttypicallybe smart or ineducation. They’dalso wearlow,baggyjeanswiththeirhoodsupand durags or black bandanason theirheadandif not, cornrows and aren’tthe type of people wouldwanttobumpinto inan alleyway.Blacktanktopsisalso a runningtheme thattheywouldwearasit revealstheir musclestoget ladiesandshowathreateningmessage totheiropponentsasitconnotestheir strength. These iconographiesare commonbetweenmostblackmen whoare representedbyan iconfrom oldHip-Hopmusic,whois50 Centbecause of hisgenre of songsand style of clothing. Therefore,theywouldlooksomethinglike the one onthe left orsomethingjustdressover-the-top inthe blingandwealthshownintheirclotheslike the onesonthe right. Grime wouldbe another sub-culture aimedatmymagazine aspeople inEngland,wholistentoSkepta,Stormzy,Kanoor Wiley,wouldalsolistentoHip-Hopartistsoftenasthey wouldlikethe rappinginvolvedinthem genresandtheywouldlooklike the bottomleftimage onthe nextpage again,theyare describedby the term ‘roadman’.
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