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Ophelia is a 17-year-old full-time student who enjoys spending time online, reading, playing cello, and learning about influential women. She dislikes olives, ignorance, boredom, and not being able to express herself. The music video will appeal to Ophelia and her generation because it depicts an obsessive relationship with phones, which many teenagers can relate to given increased screen time during pandemic lockdowns when there are few alternatives for entertainment.
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The document discusses how a media product represents different social groups, focusing on age and class. It summarizes that the main character, Sophia, is an upper-middle class teenager based on details like having her own room, cell phone, laptop, and walking independently. The stranger is described as a lower-middle class man based on having a phone, internet access, and tricking Sophia, though his age and occupation are uncertain. Sophia is characterized as a mature 14-year-old schoolgirl based on her casual clothes, technology use, and independence, while the stranger is implied to be a middle-aged man in his late 30s.
Q4 (1)
The target audience for the indie music magazine would be males and females aged 16-21. This age range listens to indie music the most, and those younger or older may have different music tastes. The content and design of the magazine will appeal equally to both genders. Example target audience personas described are 17-year-old Sophie, who enjoys local indie bands and volunteers at a charity shop, and 19-year-old Scott, who works in graphic design and listens to music in his free time to avoid office boredom.
Modles
This document profiles 5 young women who may be suitable models for a house music magazine: Chloe Smith (18), Ellie Mahoney-Smith (16), Lauren Mccluskey (17), Shannon Angell (16), and Lydia Bedding (18). Each profile provides details on their interests, music preferences, and physical appearance to determine if they fit the genre of the magazine.
Question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a pop magazine called Edge. It is aimed at teenage girls aged 14-25, especially those like Helen - an 18-year-old fashion student in London who enjoys going to concerts and traveling. The magazine is modeled after Billboard and hopes to appeal to its target audience through bright colors and coverage of music, celebrities, and fashion.
Focus group 2
Laura is a 16-year-old female student who enjoys indie-pop music, socializing with friends, and keeping up with the latest music, fashion, and celebrity gossip. She downloads her music from iTunes rather than buying physical copies. Laura cares about her appearance and likes to stay up to date on fashion trends. While she doesn't have a distinct "indie" style, she takes pride in her hair and makeup.
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The target reader of "OMG! POP" magazine is a female between 10-14 years old who enjoys spending time with friends, pop music like Taylor Swift, and keeping up with celebrities on social media. She dreams of working in the fashion industry and likes to express her unique style through her clothing. In her free time she enjoys shopping, reading romance novels and films, and dancing to music.
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The target audience is a 16-17 year old female who enjoys listening to pop music daily using Spotify, YouTube, and iTunes. She uses social media like Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook as her primary source for information on artists and new music. She prefers bright, colorful magazines and has no preference on the gender of people on the magazine covers.
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Music is important to the author, who prefers organic styles from artists like Coldplay, Arctic Monkeys, Gorillaz, and Muse that express emotion and depth rather than just making money. The author also likes up-and-coming artists with niche followings, such as Lewis Watson, who has an original and unpolluted style despite being popular on Facebook. While acknowledging a weakness for catchy chart music as a teen, the author generally prefers independent artists who are less affected by media and ego.
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The document discusses how a media product represents different social groups, focusing on age and class. It summarizes that the main character, Sophia, is an upper-middle class teenager based on details like having her own room, cell phone, laptop, and walking independently. The stranger is described as a lower-middle class man based on having a phone, internet access, and tricking Sophia, though his age and occupation are uncertain. Sophia is characterized as a mature 14-year-old schoolgirl based on her casual clothes, technology use, and independence, while the stranger is implied to be a middle-aged man in his late 30s.
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The target audience for the indie music magazine would be males and females aged 16-21. This age range listens to indie music the most, and those younger or older may have different music tastes. The content and design of the magazine will appeal equally to both genders. Example target audience personas described are 17-year-old Sophie, who enjoys local indie bands and volunteers at a charity shop, and 19-year-old Scott, who works in graphic design and listens to music in his free time to avoid office boredom.
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Question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a pop magazine called Edge. It is aimed at teenage girls aged 14-25, especially those like Helen - an 18-year-old fashion student in London who enjoys going to concerts and traveling. The magazine is modeled after Billboard and hopes to appeal to its target audience through bright colors and coverage of music, celebrities, and fashion.
Focus group 2
Laura is a 16-year-old female student who enjoys indie-pop music, socializing with friends, and keeping up with the latest music, fashion, and celebrity gossip. She downloads her music from iTunes rather than buying physical copies. Laura cares about her appearance and likes to stay up to date on fashion trends. While she doesn't have a distinct "indie" style, she takes pride in her hair and makeup.
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The target reader of "OMG! POP" magazine is a female between 10-14 years old who enjoys spending time with friends, pop music like Taylor Swift, and keeping up with celebrities on social media. She dreams of working in the fashion industry and likes to express her unique style through her clothing. In her free time she enjoys shopping, reading romance novels and films, and dancing to music.
Audience target profile
The target audience is a 16-17 year old female who enjoys listening to pop music daily using Spotify, YouTube, and iTunes. She uses social media like Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook as her primary source for information on artists and new music. She prefers bright, colorful magazines and has no preference on the gender of people on the magazine covers.
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Music is important to the author, who prefers organic styles from artists like Coldplay, Arctic Monkeys, Gorillaz, and Muse that express emotion and depth rather than just making money. The author also likes up-and-coming artists with niche followings, such as Lewis Watson, who has an original and unpolluted style despite being popular on Facebook. While acknowledging a weakness for catchy chart music as a teen, the author generally prefers independent artists who are less affected by media and ego.
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Audience profile
- 1. Audience Profile: Name: Ophelia Age: 17 Occupation: Full time student, no occupation Likes: Spending time on the internet, reading, playing the cello, biographies of historical female figures, feminist movement Dislikes: Olives, political ignorance, being bored, parents, not being able to express herself My music video will attract Ophelia as she is the age of my target audience, their generation, especially with the recent lockdown, have been kept inside with nothing to do except look on their phone or read a book. My music video is relatable for those who can’t help looking at their phone yet can’t stand being bored because of the lack of things to do in the pandemic as it portrays our obsessive relationship with our phones.