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Typical indie music fans are confident and enthusiastic, attracted to bands with young members close in age. They remain loyal fans of bands even after commercial success and prefer all-age concerts and festivals that celebrate youth culture. Their fashion includes Converse shoes, skinny jeans, band t-shirts, and buttoned shirts, while their music tastes center around iconic bands like Arctic Monkeys, The Strokes, and The Smiths. They are influenced by brands like Topman and media outlets like BBC Radio 6 Music and NME. The profile provides an example fan, 17-year old Calum Knight, a massive Arctic Monkeys fan who plays in his own similar band and hopes to review music professionally.
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Indie kids are a broad tribe passionate about guitar music. They are a confident and enthusiastic group that has become one of Britain's largest and most influential tribes. Indie kids remain fond of bands even after they achieve chart success and particularly like bands with teenage members where the gap is small between the band and their audience.
Typical audience
This document profiles the typical audience for a documentary, aiming for ages 16-34, including males and females with varying interests. It provides details on 4 example audience members - George an 18-year old male who likes games, Maria a 20-year old female interested in socializing and current affairs, Tanisha a 16-year old female focused on the Burberry brand, and Tony a 33-year old male who enjoys bars and dislikes teenagers.
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Target Audience
Travis Fleury is an 18-year-old white British university student who enjoys music, sports, video games, partying, and his girlfriend. The target audience for a music video is male university students ages 18 and over who are most likely to enjoy the pop-punk music genre being portrayed and can relate to the experiences and narratives featured.
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This document discusses how a media product represents social groups. It notes stereotypes associated with rap fans like wearing gold jewelry, being morally ambiguous, affiliated with gangs, aggressive, rude, young, and using drugs/alcohol. However, the rapper on the magazine cover is presented as scruffy, nerdy, and from a normal UK family to challenge stereotypes. The magazine represents teens and young adults interested in artists like Kendrick Lamar (rapper) and Jamie XX (electronic/rock) to draw in a broad audience that listens to new music and attends concerts and clubs. The target audience is described as socially conscious and always seeking new music.
Target audience
The target audience for indie folk music is primarily teens and young adults aged 16-25 who are interested in self-discovery through meaningful song lyrics. This audience includes both male and female listeners who have individualistic, nonconforming personalities. They find style inspiration from indie folk artists and dress in a casual, vintage fashion. They are constantly engaged with music through streaming, vinyl records, and attending live shows. Their interests include music magazines, independent films, and shopping at vintage and charity stores for clothing.
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Typical audience
This document profiles the typical audience for a documentary, aiming for ages 16-34, including males and females with varying interests. It provides details on 4 example audience members - George an 18-year old male who likes games, Maria a 20-year old female interested in socializing and current affairs, Tanisha a 16-year old female focused on the Burberry brand, and Tony a 33-year old male who enjoys bars and dislikes teenagers.
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Target Audience
Travis Fleury is an 18-year-old white British university student who enjoys music, sports, video games, partying, and his girlfriend. The target audience for a music video is male university students ages 18 and over who are most likely to enjoy the pop-punk music genre being portrayed and can relate to the experiences and narratives featured.
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Target audience
The target audience for indie folk music is primarily teens and young adults aged 16-25 who are interested in self-discovery through meaningful song lyrics. This audience includes both male and female listeners who have individualistic, nonconforming personalities. They find style inspiration from indie folk artists and dress in a casual, vintage fashion. They are constantly engaged with music through streaming, vinyl records, and attending live shows. Their interests include music magazines, independent films, and shopping at vintage and charity stores for clothing.
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The target audience for this media product is 16-24 year old females who like festivals, going out with friends, popular music and TV shows, fashionable clothing from stores like Topshop, and playing instruments. They dislike homework, staying home, and classical music. Their music tastes include artists like Pixie Lott, The Killers, and Ellie Goulding. They are currently in education, employed in retail or food service, or unemployed.
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311 is an American rock band from Omaha, Nebraska formed in 1988. They have released 10 studio albums and are known for blending alternative rock, rap rock, reggae and other genres. The band takes its name from a police code for indecent exposure, not as an abbreviation for KKK as some believe. Their self-titled 1995 album went triple platinum and launched their mainstream success with hits like "Down" and "All Mixed Up." The band celebrates 311 Day annually on March 11 in honor of their name.
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This document provides information on four media publications - Kerrang, Rolling Stone, The Source, and Lil Wayne. It lists the genre of music, target audience, and publisher for each one. Kerrang targets rock enthusiasts and teenagers/early 20s and is published by BauerMediaGroup. Rolling Stone focuses on dance/techno/house music and dance/music fans or general Rolling Stone readers, and is published by Jann Wenner. The Source targets thug life and rap enthusiasts and is published by L. Londell McMillan. Lil Wayne also targets thug life and rap enthusiasts.
Audience Profile
The stereotypical target audience for indie/rock music is described as white, male, aged 16-25 from a working class background who enjoys going to concerts and uses social media. They listen to the music to express their personality and relate to its themes of depression and struggle.
My target audience profile is of a male student around the same age who plays guitar, enjoys bands like Rise Against and Nirvana, attends concerts frequently, uses social media often, and buys music magazines like Kerrang!.
Music video timeline
Bessie Smith's "St. Louis Blues" was an early blues song that succeeded as a pop song. Soundies were early music videos produced in the 1940s that played on "visual jukeboxes". A Hard Day's Night was the Beatles' third album recorded entirely on 4-track tape. Billie Jean by Michael Jackson was a worldwide commercial success and one of the best-selling singles of 1983. Madonna's "Material Girl" music video was inspired by Marilyn Monroe and featured dancing and a love story.
Band profile
Bastille is a British indie/pop band formed in 2010 originally as a solo project by lead singer Dan Smith. It now has 4 members. Their debut album Bad Blood was a chart-topping success in 2013, led by their hit single "Pompeii". Their second album Wild World continued their popularity. Despite their fame, Bastille has remained true to their musical roots and not sought tabloid controversy, focusing solely on their music which explores deeper themes through lyrics inspired by TV shows. They appeal mainly to young adults through upbeat yet meaningful songs and savvy social media use to promote their albums globally.
Bastille Band Profile
The band Bastille was formed in 2010 by singer Dan Smith and later expanded to include other members. They took their name from Bastille Day which is Smith's birthday. Their debut album "Bad Blood" was released in 2013 and was a commercial success, reaching number one in the UK. They have since released a second album and won a BRIT award. Smith draws musical and lyrical influence from artists like David Lynch, Crosby Stills Nash & Young, and Ian McEwan. The band appeals to a British audience and prefers to keep the focus on their music rather than their personal lives.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the media product is 16-24 year olds, who are mostly male. This audience listens to electronic dance music and enjoys attending music festivals and parties where this genre is featured. Specifically, they would fall into the "Chavers" and "Metallers" subgroups that are passionate about live music, having a drink, and headbanging to EDM tracks. The magazine will aim to attract this target audience by including exciting visuals, showcasing brands they aspire to, and featuring attractive models of both sexes.
Bastille – band research
Bastille is a British indie pop/electropop band formed in 2010 consisting of Dan Smith, Kyle Simmons, Will Farquarson, and Chris Wood. Originally a solo project of Dan Smith's, the band is now signed to Virgin Records and has sold over 7.5 million records globally. Their debut album Bad Blood reached number one and boosted their popularity significantly. Bastille was influenced by the melodic pop music of Dan Smith's parents as well as his literary studies which inspire their narrative-driven music and videos.
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The target audience for the media product is males and females aged 16-21 who are interested in rock and indie music. This audience is mainly working class but also includes some middle class individuals. They likely dress casually in jeans and band t-shirts, spend weekends with friends playing games, ordering pizza, and possibly being in a band. Their hobbies include attending concerts and constantly listening to music on their iPods.
2 music magazine genres
The British magazine is published by TeamRock, focuses on key bands from the 1960s through early 1990s as well as contemporary artists deemed worthy. Its target audience is 30-50 year olds and artists associated with the genre include The Beatles, Kiss, Jimi Hendrix, and The Black Crowes. The American magazine was established in November 2009 and targets 16-25 year olds, featuring artists like Beyonce, Rihanna, Madonna, Britney Spears, Cheryl Cole, Rita Ora, and Katy Perry.
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The audience for the magazine would be teenagers and young adults aged 17-19 who enjoy music, socializing with friends, going to concerts and movies. They have varied interests including fashion, football, running and music artists like Ben Howard and Robbie Williams. They dislike activities like swimming, romance films and television shows like coronation street.
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The target audience for this media product would be males and females aged 16-21 who enjoy rock and indie music. This audience would likely be working or middle class students who dress casually in jeans and band t-shirts. They enjoy hanging out with friends, playing video games, ordering pizza, and attending concerts on the weekends.
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The target audience for the media product would be males and females aged 16-21 who enjoy the rock and indie music genres. This audience would likely be working class students dressed in band t-shirts and skinny jeans who spend their weekends listening to music, playing video games, and attending concerts. They would be aspirational musicians interested in both mainstream and undiscovered bands that they discover online.
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Research and Planning
The document summarizes the research and planning done for a proposed country music magazine in the UK. It includes:
- Researching existing country music magazines like Oklahoma, Country Weekly, and Maverick to identify codes and conventions like plain backgrounds, singers as the main focus, and colors like black, white, pink and red.
- Noting that most magazines are American and the researcher wants to create one for UK audiences to fill a gap, as country music is more prominent in the US.
- Identifying potential target audiences as female, 18-35 year olds interested in country music, outdoors activities, and social media.
- Researching popular country singers both in the UK and US that could be featured.
secondary audience research
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Tim McGraw
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Q4 new
The target audience for the media product would be teenage girls around 14 years old. They are typically middle class, white British girls who enjoy boybands like One Direction. They use social media daily to follow their favorite celebrities and save their pocket money to buy merchandise and attend concerts. On weekends, they go shopping with friends and listen to popular music. The target girl is sociable, fashionable, and relies on her parents for support while focusing on school.
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The target audience for this media product is 16-24 year old females who like festivals, going out with friends, popular music and TV shows, fashionable clothing from stores like Topshop, and playing instruments. They dislike homework, staying home, and classical music. Their music tastes include artists like Pixie Lott, The Killers, and Ellie Goulding. They are currently in education, employed in retail or food service, or unemployed.
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311 is an American rock band from Omaha, Nebraska formed in 1988. They have released 10 studio albums and are known for blending alternative rock, rap rock, reggae and other genres. The band takes its name from a police code for indecent exposure, not as an abbreviation for KKK as some believe. Their self-titled 1995 album went triple platinum and launched their mainstream success with hits like "Down" and "All Mixed Up." The band celebrates 311 Day annually on March 11 in honor of their name.
Media planning and research
This document provides information on four media publications - Kerrang, Rolling Stone, The Source, and Lil Wayne. It lists the genre of music, target audience, and publisher for each one. Kerrang targets rock enthusiasts and teenagers/early 20s and is published by BauerMediaGroup. Rolling Stone focuses on dance/techno/house music and dance/music fans or general Rolling Stone readers, and is published by Jann Wenner. The Source targets thug life and rap enthusiasts and is published by L. Londell McMillan. Lil Wayne also targets thug life and rap enthusiasts.
Audience Profile
The stereotypical target audience for indie/rock music is described as white, male, aged 16-25 from a working class background who enjoys going to concerts and uses social media. They listen to the music to express their personality and relate to its themes of depression and struggle.
My target audience profile is of a male student around the same age who plays guitar, enjoys bands like Rise Against and Nirvana, attends concerts frequently, uses social media often, and buys music magazines like Kerrang!.
Music video timeline
Bessie Smith's "St. Louis Blues" was an early blues song that succeeded as a pop song. Soundies were early music videos produced in the 1940s that played on "visual jukeboxes". A Hard Day's Night was the Beatles' third album recorded entirely on 4-track tape. Billie Jean by Michael Jackson was a worldwide commercial success and one of the best-selling singles of 1983. Madonna's "Material Girl" music video was inspired by Marilyn Monroe and featured dancing and a love story.
Band profile
Bastille is a British indie/pop band formed in 2010 originally as a solo project by lead singer Dan Smith. It now has 4 members. Their debut album Bad Blood was a chart-topping success in 2013, led by their hit single "Pompeii". Their second album Wild World continued their popularity. Despite their fame, Bastille has remained true to their musical roots and not sought tabloid controversy, focusing solely on their music which explores deeper themes through lyrics inspired by TV shows. They appeal mainly to young adults through upbeat yet meaningful songs and savvy social media use to promote their albums globally.
Bastille Band Profile
The band Bastille was formed in 2010 by singer Dan Smith and later expanded to include other members. They took their name from Bastille Day which is Smith's birthday. Their debut album "Bad Blood" was released in 2013 and was a commercial success, reaching number one in the UK. They have since released a second album and won a BRIT award. Smith draws musical and lyrical influence from artists like David Lynch, Crosby Stills Nash & Young, and Ian McEwan. The band appeals to a British audience and prefers to keep the focus on their music rather than their personal lives.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the media product is 16-24 year olds, who are mostly male. This audience listens to electronic dance music and enjoys attending music festivals and parties where this genre is featured. Specifically, they would fall into the "Chavers" and "Metallers" subgroups that are passionate about live music, having a drink, and headbanging to EDM tracks. The magazine will aim to attract this target audience by including exciting visuals, showcasing brands they aspire to, and featuring attractive models of both sexes.
Bastille – band research
Bastille is a British indie pop/electropop band formed in 2010 consisting of Dan Smith, Kyle Simmons, Will Farquarson, and Chris Wood. Originally a solo project of Dan Smith's, the band is now signed to Virgin Records and has sold over 7.5 million records globally. Their debut album Bad Blood reached number one and boosted their popularity significantly. Bastille was influenced by the melodic pop music of Dan Smith's parents as well as his literary studies which inspire their narrative-driven music and videos.
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The target audience for the media product is males and females aged 16-21 who are interested in rock and indie music. This audience is mainly working class but also includes some middle class individuals. They likely dress casually in jeans and band t-shirts, spend weekends with friends playing games, ordering pizza, and possibly being in a band. Their hobbies include attending concerts and constantly listening to music on their iPods.
2 music magazine genres
The British magazine is published by TeamRock, focuses on key bands from the 1960s through early 1990s as well as contemporary artists deemed worthy. Its target audience is 30-50 year olds and artists associated with the genre include The Beatles, Kiss, Jimi Hendrix, and The Black Crowes. The American magazine was established in November 2009 and targets 16-25 year olds, featuring artists like Beyonce, Rihanna, Madonna, Britney Spears, Cheryl Cole, Rita Ora, and Katy Perry.
Question 4 –
The audience for the magazine would be teenagers and young adults aged 17-19 who enjoy music, socializing with friends, going to concerts and movies. They have varied interests including fashion, football, running and music artists like Ben Howard and Robbie Williams. They dislike activities like swimming, romance films and television shows like coronation street.
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The target audience for this media product would be males and females aged 16-21 who enjoy rock and indie music. This audience would likely be working or middle class students who dress casually in jeans and band t-shirts. They enjoy hanging out with friends, playing video games, ordering pizza, and attending concerts on the weekends.
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The target audience for the media product would be males and females aged 16-21 who enjoy the rock and indie music genres. This audience would likely be working class students dressed in band t-shirts and skinny jeans who spend their weekends listening to music, playing video games, and attending concerts. They would be aspirational musicians interested in both mainstream and undiscovered bands that they discover online.
Political Activism in Music
This document discusses political activism through music and provides examples of musical artists who promote social and political causes. It outlines different forms of activism like protests, writing, and boycotts then focuses on activism through music, citing artists like Bob Dylan, U2, and Public Enemy who raise awareness of issues. The document also introduces Los Tigres del Norte, a group of brothers from Mexico who have used their music to represent Latin American culture and promote messages of social equality, peace, and respect for over 40 years.
Research and Planning
The document summarizes the research and planning done for a proposed country music magazine in the UK. It includes:
- Researching existing country music magazines like Oklahoma, Country Weekly, and Maverick to identify codes and conventions like plain backgrounds, singers as the main focus, and colors like black, white, pink and red.
- Noting that most magazines are American and the researcher wants to create one for UK audiences to fill a gap, as country music is more prominent in the US.
- Identifying potential target audiences as female, 18-35 year olds interested in country music, outdoors activities, and social media.
- Researching popular country singers both in the UK and US that could be featured.
secondary audience research
This document discusses different types of fans and fan subcultures. It begins by defining what a fan is and examples of common fan behaviors like buying albums, attending shows, and interacting on social media. It then focuses on the heavy metal subculture, describing how metal fans have created their own culture and unwritten rules around dress, appearance, and dismissing mainstream music. The document notes that while the core of the metal fan base are white males, the subculture is tolerant of outsiders who follow the rules. It references a book on heavy metal authenticity and how this research helped the authors understand their target audience of mostly white, working class teens and young adults. The document then provides two case studies of controversial artists, Maril
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The target audience for the media product would be teenage girls around 14 years old. They are typically middle class, white British girls who enjoy boybands like One Direction. They use social media daily to follow their favorite celebrities and save their pocket money to buy merchandise and attend concerts. On weekends, they go shopping with friends and listen to popular music. The target girl is sociable, fashionable, and relies on her parents for support while focusing on school.
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The document provides descriptions of various social tribes or subcultures including their origins, stereotypical fashion styles, and favorite music genres. It discusses emo, hip hop, rockers, goths, grime, teen pop, R&B, and heavy metal subcultures. For each tribe, it outlines characteristics of their clothing, hairstyles, shoes, accessories, and popular musical artists.
Evaluation 4
The document discusses the intended audience for a media product. Specifically:
1) The audience is targeted towards those interested in rock music, as rock bands are featured prominently.
2) An example target audience member, Dan Mellar, is described - he is 16-30 years old, plays guitar, and enjoys rock bands like Royal Blood, Metallica, and Bring Me the Horizon.
3) Potential audiences identified using UK Tribes research include "Young Alts", who like alternative music; "Hard-core" fans of hardcore punk; and "Indie scenesters" who champion independent artists.
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This mind map summarizes different aspects of the media industry, including radio (listing BBC radio stations and other private stations), social media, music (listing genres and festivals), magazines, film (listing genres), advertisements, television, and newspapers. It provides details on radio accessibility, the controversies surrounding some musicians like Marilyn Manson, the positive impacts of some music festivals, and how record labels tend to specialize in certain genres of music.
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Music downloading allows access to music that is no longer commercially available. While some argue it reduces sales, others note it can promote discovery and fandom that carries over to legal purchases later. In the 1980s, genres like pop, disco and new wave were popular. Rock continued alongside emerging genres like new wave and glam metal. Hip hop also rose in popularity in the 1980s, especially later in the decade during the golden age of hip hop. Popular artists of the decade included Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, and Guns N' Roses.
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Music downloading allows access to music that is no longer commercially available. While music downloading does create devoted music fans, it also negatively impacts the music industry and artists. In the 1980s, genres like pop, dance music and new wave grew in popularity. Rock music also enjoyed widespread popularity, while subgenres like new wave, soft rock and glam metal developed devoted followings. Hip hop and R&B also rose in popularity, especially in urban areas. Music technology advanced with the emergence of compact discs, but vinyl records and cassette tapes remained common. Some top artists of the decade included Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, and Guns N' Roses.
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