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This document analyzes how the language, color, images, and content of a teen music magazine's cover, contents page, and celebrity interview appeal to the target audience of teenage girls. The magazine uses slang and feminine colors that teenage girls relate to. It features good-looking celebrity images and interviews that teenage girls are interested in reading about relationships, gossip and their favorite stars. The positive tone and details about the celebrity's daily life shown in the interview help engage the target readers.
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The target audience is 9-15 year old females, mostly 11 years old. They are interested in music, fashion, celebrities, and shopping.
The document discusses how the media was appealed to the target audience through using bright colors, feminine fonts and images throughout the magazine. Research was done through focus groups to understand what would appeal to young girls.
A double page spread interview with a boy band is included to appeal to the target audience as the young girls will be interested in the band.
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The document discusses strategies for attracting a target audience of 11-18 year old teenage girls to a country-pop music magazine. Photography of a smiling teenage girl in the woods was used to make the magazine relatable. A color scheme of black, white, and red was employed, with red used strategically to draw attention. Language in the magazine masthead, cover lines, and articles focuses on trends, fashion, and popular artists like Taylor Swift to appeal to the interests of teenage girls.
Evaluation question 2
This document summarizes how the media product represents particular social groups. It discusses representation on the front cover, contents page, and double page spread. For the front cover, it uses a mixed race model and bright colors to represent youth and a multicultural music industry. The contents page features a model of a different nationality and images of earphones to represent diversity and youth engaging with technology. The double page spread depicts a female model with a guitar to represent females, youth, and acoustic music appealing to slightly older audiences. Overall, the media product aims to represent youth while also including diversity and wider audiences through the images and content featured.
How did you attract address audience
Wilson targeted her magazine towards girls aged 11-15. She conducted research asking her target audience which colors would best suit a pop genre magazine, and incorporated their feedback of hot pink, bright yellow and blue into the magazine's color scheme. Wilson also used girly fonts with hearts and swirls, brightly lit photos, and colloquial language that would be understood by her younger target audience.
Ariana Inspired Model
Ariana Grande was chosen as inspiration for styling the model Eman in a magazine contents page photo shoot because she represents modern pop music appealing to youth audiences aged 11-19. Ariana Grande is also of mixed race like the model, which could increase diversity and audience appeal. Her feminine, stylish and natural beauty style is noticed and appealing to female audiences, which is what the photo shoot aims to achieve to attract the target readership.
Evaluation uestion 4+5
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, appeals to its target audience of 11-19 year olds, primarily female. On the front cover, feminine colors like pink and purple are used along with references to social media. Models are styled to resemble popular celebrities that teenage girls admire. The contents page also uses the feminine color scheme and features a model posing like a celebrity. A double page spread further appeals to the target audience by featuring a unique yet stylish outfit and continuing the pink color theme while also representing the audience's desire to be sophisticated.
Question 5
The document discusses how the language, images, and cover lines were designed to attract the target audience of 13 to 21-year-olds for a double page spread. Informal language, images featuring young and fashionable people, and bright colors were used. Cover lines included multiple boy band names in black and red text to appeal to the target audience of teenage girls.
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The document discusses the design elements of magazines targeted towards teenage girls. It analyzes the mastheads, color schemes, fonts and images used in "Top of the Pops" magazine and "We Love Pop" magazine. Both magazines use pink colors, curvy fonts, and photos of popular celebrities on the covers to appeal to their young female audience. They also employ bright colors like yellow for promotional elements to make them stand out. The contents pages similarly draw from the front cover designs with many photos to easily guide readers.
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The target audience is 9-15 year old females, mostly 11 years old. They are interested in music, fashion, celebrities, and shopping.
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A double page spread interview with a boy band is included to appeal to the target audience as the young girls will be interested in the band.
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Evaluation question 2
This document summarizes how the media product represents particular social groups. It discusses representation on the front cover, contents page, and double page spread. For the front cover, it uses a mixed race model and bright colors to represent youth and a multicultural music industry. The contents page features a model of a different nationality and images of earphones to represent diversity and youth engaging with technology. The double page spread depicts a female model with a guitar to represent females, youth, and acoustic music appealing to slightly older audiences. Overall, the media product aims to represent youth while also including diversity and wider audiences through the images and content featured.
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Wilson targeted her magazine towards girls aged 11-15. She conducted research asking her target audience which colors would best suit a pop genre magazine, and incorporated their feedback of hot pink, bright yellow and blue into the magazine's color scheme. Wilson also used girly fonts with hearts and swirls, brightly lit photos, and colloquial language that would be understood by her younger target audience.
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Ariana Grande was chosen as inspiration for styling the model Eman in a magazine contents page photo shoot because she represents modern pop music appealing to youth audiences aged 11-19. Ariana Grande is also of mixed race like the model, which could increase diversity and audience appeal. Her feminine, stylish and natural beauty style is noticed and appealing to female audiences, which is what the photo shoot aims to achieve to attract the target readership.
Evaluation uestion 4+5
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, appeals to its target audience of 11-19 year olds, primarily female. On the front cover, feminine colors like pink and purple are used along with references to social media. Models are styled to resemble popular celebrities that teenage girls admire. The contents page also uses the feminine color scheme and features a model posing like a celebrity. A double page spread further appeals to the target audience by featuring a unique yet stylish outfit and continuing the pink color theme while also representing the audience's desire to be sophisticated.
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The document discusses how the language, images, and cover lines were designed to attract the target audience of 13 to 21-year-olds for a double page spread. Informal language, images featuring young and fashionable people, and bright colors were used. Cover lines included multiple boy band names in black and red text to appeal to the target audience of teenage girls.
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The document discusses potential magazine names for a pop music magazine targeted at teenage girls. It provides justifications for 5 different name options: Popular Pop, Pop Forever, Pop Fever, Music Made Mad, and Pop. The candidate selects "Pop Forever" as the magazine name because it instantly conveys the pop music genre and connotes that pop music will remain popular for teens and young adults. The proposed magazine content includes cover stories about current music television shows, new album releases by popular artists, the boy band One Direction, and fashion items worn by celebrities.
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Contents Page Evaluation
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question 1
For the masthead, font, and color, the document summarizes how the magazine product uses conventions from real pop magazines to attract its target audience of young teen girls. Pink is used as it is a stereotypical girly color seen in most pop magazine mastheads.
The white background follows conventions of real pop magazines by using a plain color to make the busy contents stand out.
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Question 4 & 5
1. The magazine targeted Christian youth ages 16-25 interested in music and current affairs through stylish modern design elements like fonts, colors, and images they could relate to.
2. Attractions included fashionable subjects wearing popular brands and a casual dressed musician to appeal to both male and female readers.
3. Consistent modern design elements like changing colored bars and varied fonts across pages helped engage the youth audience amid rich textual content.
Evaluation question 5
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Evaluation Question 1)
[1] The document discusses a music magazine the author created targeted at 16-24 year olds, covering mostly indie genres with some variety to appeal broadly.
[2] Key elements of the magazine discussed include the colorful cover featuring various artists and a competition, contents page with colored headings and images, and a double page artist interview in columns with a single large image.
[3] Conventions from real music magazines like NME, Kerrang, and Q were drawn upon for elements like listings on the cover and labeling the featured interview as the "cover story".
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For the masthead, font, and color, the document summarizes how the magazine product uses conventions from real pop magazines to attract its target audience of young teen girls. Pink is used as it is a stereotypical girly color seen in most pop magazine mastheads.
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This document discusses how a media product represents young teenage girls. It uses pink colors and images of popular artists like One Direction and 5 Seconds of Summer that are popular with this group. The cover page, contents page, and double page spread all use stereotypical imagery like pink colors and photos of Taylor Swift to target young girls. Pictures of happy artists like Taylor Swift were chosen to draw in this intended audience.
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The target audience for the pop music magazine is 11-16 year olds, with 89% being female. To appeal to this audience, the author conducted research on their interests like social media, boy bands, fashion, and celebrity gossip. A survey found the audience preferred pink and white colors, interviews, and gossip. The magazine was designed around these preferences, using bright colors, simple language, and content like a celebrity interview and gossip article pulled from the survey responses. Images of boy bands and young artists aimed to attract the intended youthful readership.
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The target audience for the pop music magazine is 11-16 year olds, with 89% being female. To appeal to this audience, the author conducted research on their interests like social media, boy bands, fashion, and celebrity gossip. A survey found the audience preferred pink and white colors, interviews, and gossip. The magazine was designed around these preferences, using bright colors, simple language, and content like a celebrity interview and gossip article pulled from the survey responses. Images of boy bands and young artists aimed to attract the intended young, female readership.
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The document discusses the process of creating a pop music magazine for teenage girls aged 13-17. It summarizes that the creator analyzed existing pop magazines to identify conventions to follow, such as bold fonts, colors, and features. For their magazine cover, contents page, and spreads, the creator ensured they incorporated these conventions like a unique masthead and slogan to attract their target audience. They included features like free posters and work experience opportunities in performing arts to appeal to their audience's interests. The creator aimed to challenge conventions but still appeal to both 13-14 and 15-17 year olds without looking too immature or clustered. They used orange as their main color to stand out from typical pink-heavy magazines. The work experience
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The document discusses how the media product uses conventions of real pop music magazines. Some conventions used include lots of bright colored images to appeal to the target teenage audience, informal language and slang terms to make readers feel comfortable, and boxes and outlines to organize information on pages and make the magazine less cluttered. Another important convention used was "puffs, pugs and buzz words" to engage readers and make them want to learn the "exclusive" information being offered exclusively in the magazine. The goal was to incorporate conventions of real pop magazines to appeal to the target teenage readership.
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The document discusses strategies used in a media product to attract a target audience of teenagers. It focuses on using bright colors and a variety of fonts to appeal to both sexes and a range of ages. Popular artists like One Direction, Adele, and Miley Cyrus were featured to attract different demographics. Informal language, humor, and excessive exclamation points were employed to engage readers in a chatty, enthusiastic tone. The layout was described as juxtaposing modern and retro and childish yet chic styles. Images of male models were selected to appeal to both female and male readers.
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The magazine targets young females who enjoy pop music. Bright colors like pink are used throughout to appeal to this audience. Popular bands like One Direction are featured on the cover to attract readers. Pull quotes are also used to tease the audience and convince them to buy the magazine. Inside, there are interviews and articles on celebrities as well as posters, fashion tips, and gossip to interest readers. The magazine is presented in a clear, image-heavy style that is easy for its target demographic to engage with.
Magazine analysis of top of the pops
The document analyzes the design elements of a magazine cover and contents page aimed at teenage girls. It discusses the use of pink and blue colors that create a wintery feel, images of popular artists to indicate the genre and appeal to readers, and informal language in headlines and articles about topics like celebrities and relationships that would interest the target audience. Overall, the cover and contents page are designed to attract teenage girls through colors, images, and content directly relevant to their interests.
Magazine analysis
The document analyzes the design elements of a magazine cover and contents page aimed at teenage girls. It discusses the use of pink and blue colors that create a wintery feel, images of popular artists to indicate the genre and appeal to readers, and informal language in headlines and articles about topics like dating that would interest the target audience. Bold formatting, large images, and a clear layout help guide readers through the contents. The overall design is brightly colored and uses familiar artists, celebrities, and informal language to engage teenage girls.
Task Four - Target Audience Appeal
The document discusses the language, images, color, and content used on various parts of a magazine aimed at teenage girls, including the front cover, contents page, and a double page article spread. The language uses slang, abbreviations, and questions to engage younger readers. Images of popular celebrities and bands are used throughout to appeal to the target audience. Pink and purple colors conform to conventions for magazines targeting teenage girls. The content focuses on artists, music, fashion and other topics of interest to young females.
Analysis of pop magazine contents pages
The document analyzes the contents page of a pop magazine. It finds that the page uses bright colors, many images of pop artists and fashion, and an informal tone to address its young, female target audience simply and engage them. Key elements that help reach this audience include large page numbers, highlighted text, and a rule-of-thirds layout that organizes the busy page clearly.
Brand identity and mode of address
The document analyzes various elements of the Top of the Pops magazine's branding and identity, including its typography, layout, color, images, and language. It finds that the sans-serif typography, bright colors, cheerful celebrity images, informal language, and cluttered layout are aimed at portraying a fun, youthful, and upbeat identity to appeal to its younger target audience. House style is also used consistently across issues to make the magazine recognizable.
Task 4
This document analyzes different elements of magazine design and how they appeal to the target audience. It summarizes four magazine pages: the front cover, contents page, and a double-page spread interviewing Nicki Minaj. For each page, it discusses the language, colors, images, and content used and how they are conventionally designed to appeal to the magazine's young, female-leaning audience interested in pop music. Key conventions highlighted include using informal language on the contents page, feminine colors on the cover and spread, flattering mid-shot images of artists, and content focused on pop music, charts, and profiles of popular artists.
Task four - target audience appeal
This document discusses how the design and content of a teen girl magazine appeals to its target audience. It analyzes various design elements like informal language, pink colors, celebrity photos at eye level, and gossip/fashion content. These features make the magazine easily understandable, draw in young readers, and portray celebrities as friendly and relatable to create an emotional connection with the target audience. Overall, the magazine's design strategically uses visuals, words, and topics that would interest and relate to its core demographic of teenage girls.
Analysing 3 Pop Music Magazines
This is my analysis of three music magazines, including the contents page, front cover and double page spread.
Front Cover Analysis
The document discusses the conventions and design elements used on the covers of "We Love Pop" magazine to target their audience of young girls aged 10-14. Key points include: the masthead is always in the same location to build brand identity; feature photos and quotes intrigue readers about articles inside; informal language builds rapport with readers; photos of boybands appeal to the target audience; bright colors and informal fonts create an upbeat style.
Magazine front cover analysis
This magazine is called Top of the Pops and was launched in 1995 as a supplemental magazine for the TV show of the same name. It features charts, quizzes, lyrics and posters. While originally aimed at readers of Smash Hits and NME magazines, over time it shifted its focus to young girls aged 11-14. It helped name the girl group The Spice Girls. The magazine continues to be published despite the TV show being cancelled. It has had multiple editors over the years and is currently edited by Peter Hartmagazine.
Question 2 : How does your media product represent particular social groups?
This document discusses how the media product, a pop music magazine, represents its target social group of young females aged 12-16. It does so through the use of an attractive young female cover star close in age and gender to the target audience. Bright colors like pink that appeal to young girls are also used. Popular mainstream artists like Justin Bieber and One Direction that the target audience follows are featured. Technologies like Twitter familiar to the audience are mentioned. Simple language makes the content easy to understand.
Analysis finished
The magazine front cover uses bright pinks and purples to attract girls. The main image is of the popular girl band Little Mix looking at the camera to seem personal. Short, snappy language like "Lesson in love" catches readers' attention. While the varied fonts may confuse readers, the images and text are well-placed. The publisher is D.C Thomson & Co. Ltd and the magazine suits its target audience overall.
Finishedtask3brandidentity
The document analyzes various elements of a Top of the Pops magazine cover and interior pages to understand its brand identity and mode of address. It finds that a modern, youthful brand is conveyed through the use of sans serif fonts, bright colors, celebrity images and informal language. Layouts are cluttered but engaging for young readers. Direct addresses to readers help connect them to artists and the magazine. Consistent stylistic choices create a recognizable house style.
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- 1. Lucy Allbut Target Audience Appeal Language: The language on this cover appeals to the target audience as it uses ‘slang’ such as “fitties” which young teenage girls generally use in their dialect. Other examples of this slang are “crimbo”, and “cringe”. Colour: The use of colour on this cover appeals to the target audience as they are very feminine colours such as pink and light blue. This is appealing as they are very bright colours so make the cover exciting which is something that young teenage girls would like to read. Images: The use of images on this cover appeals to the target audience as they are close ups of famous celebrities within the music industry. This is appealing due to the fact that this is a music magazine so the readers will know who they are. Also, the celebrities featured are ‘heart-throbs’ and are who the young people have posters of on their wall as they are good-looking. Content: The content of this cover appeals to the target audience as there are posters of ‘good-looking’ celebrities who have a fan base of young, teenage girls. Also, there are interviews with male celebrities talking about girls, relationships and other gossip. This is what girls like to read so they are more likely to want to buy the magazine. Language: The language on this contents page appeals to the target audience as similar to the front cover, slang is used. Examples of this is “mag” and “celebs”. Like before, this is appealing because it’s the same dialect as young teenage girls. Colour: The use of colour on this contents page appeals to the target audience as they are bright, feminine and in a way, young colours. Pink and yellow are associated as female colours and are exciting which makes it appealing for the young teenage girls to read. Images: The use of images on this contents page appeals to the target audience as they are close ups of famous celebrities within
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