Classic rock reader profile
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The document profiles the typical reader of Classic Rock Magazine. It summarizes that the reader is generally a male between 40-54 years old, with an ABC1 social grade. They enjoy music, movies, and sports as hobbies and are alternative, analytical, and communicative in personality. They frequently shop at stores like Costco and brands like Amazon, Quorn, and Oasis. They spend 1-5 hours online per week and read the Mirror newspaper and Classic Rock magazine. The conclusion indicates this profile does not match the target demographic of teenagers and young adults for a new music magazine.
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- The media product, a magazine, represents and attracts mostly young people aged 16-25 through its rebellious rock star-focused style, including posters of attractive rock stars. Elderly may find this style irritating.
- The magazine's name and visuals, like a model with a tattoo, emphasize a wild, free-spirited view appealing to teenagers who want to be rock stars.
- While rock stars are often stereotyped as dirty drug users, the magazine aims to challenge stereotypes through personal interviews showing there is more to them than their appearance. It aims to show people should not judge by covers.
Me pre
Last.fm is an internet radio and music community site founded in 2002 in the UK that allows users to listen to free music streaming radio based on their music tastes. Users can create a personalized radio station by entering an artist and Last.fm will generate a playlist of similar music based on the tastes of other users. It offers features like custom profiles, adding friends to find new music through their tastes, and tracking the music you listen to. Last.fm hosts a wide variety genres and popular artists but does have some limitations like not having every song available and requiring personal information to purchase music.
Me pre
Last.fm is an internet radio and music community site founded in 2002 in the UK that allows users to listen to free music streaming radio based on their music tastes. Users can create a personalized radio station by entering an artist and Last.fm will generate a playlist of similar music based on the tastes of other users. It offers features like custom profiles, adding friends to find new music through their stations. Last.fm hosts a wide variety of musical genres and popular artists but does not always have every track available and requires a profile and payment for some features.
Gaymers target audience
This document profiles the identity, lifestyle, and media habits of restless target audiences aged 18-25. It finds that they highly value individuality, fame, and fortune, and outwardly express their identities through fashion, tattoos, and body piercings. They are most influenced by their friends and entertainers over political leaders. Music, films, social media are their most used media, and they are open to brand messages at music festivals but have less leisure activities and means to access them than previous generations.
Music Magazine pitch
This document provides information about a proposed new rock music magazine. It will target younger audiences aged 15-20 who enjoy rock and metal music. The magazine will have articles about popular rock bands, interviews, reviews, and photos. It will use an informal tone and youthful design with colors like black, red, and purple. The owner of similar magazines Kerrang and Q, Bauer Media Group, will publish this magazine across print, website, radio, and TV platforms to reach rock fans on multiple channels.
Industry mind map
The document provides an overview of different media industries including radio, social media, music, magazines, film, advertisements, television, and newspapers. It notes some of the major players in each industry such as top radio stations, social media platforms, record labels, magazine publishers, film studios, and newspapers. It also briefly describes some key aspects of each industry such as radio station demographics, social media issues, popular music genres and festivals, magazine design trends, top-grossing films, and TV and newspaper advertisements.
target audience
The target audience for the music magazine is 16-25 year olds who enjoy alternative rock music. They have unique fashion styles incorporating rock elements and middle or working class backgrounds. Common bands of interest include My Chemical Romance, Blink-182, Paramore, Green Day, and Foo Fighters. Questions are provided to help understand readership habits and preferences regarding music magazine purchases and content.
Glamour Magazine Media Kit Analysis
Glamour Magazine is a stylish publication founded in 1939 that consistently reflects the interests of its readers in lifestyle, fashion, beauty, and relationships. It has won several awards including National Magazine Awards. The editorial content has tight deadlines and issues are printed 25 days after the closing date. Sections include Glamour Beauty, Fashion, Men, Sex & Love, and Health & Happiness. It has a readership of over 1 million who spend over an hour reading each issue and a third read each issue from front to back. The effective CPM for advertising is $13.88 and there are opportunities for innovative partnerships and product lines.
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The student created a digipak, poster, music video, and music magazine to promote an artist and their acoustic pop music. The digipak, poster, and music video all featured the same guitar image to tie them together visually and represent the music. Feedback from the target audience showed they effectively conveyed the artist's image and acoustic pop genre through their consistent design choices across media that related back to the song and video. The student learned the importance of research, planning, and editing quality media products that would appeal to their intended audience.
Acoustic pop audiences
1) The document discusses potential audiences for acoustic pop artists Ed Sheeran and Jason Mraz.
2) It disagrees with claims by Yougov about the main demographics and brands most associated with fans, stating that both artists likely have a wider appeal across ages, genders and lack strong brand associations.
3) Key points of disagreement include Yougov's claims that Ed Sheeran fans are primarily young women and like Converse, and that Jason Mraz fans tend to shop at luxury brands like Swarovski and Harrods.
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Kylie Minogue's image evolved across three of her music videos:
1) "I Should Be So Lucky" portrayed her as a successful young woman appealing to 10-12 year old girls. She dressed fashionably but modestly.
2) "Better The Devil You Know" showed a more mature Kylie appealing to late teens and early 20s. She wore fewer clothes and danced with men suggestively.
3) "Spinning Around" depicted Kylie as a sexual club-goer, expanding her audience to the 20s to 30s and including males. She took control on the dance floor.
First look at kylie minogue in neighbours
The document describes the evolution of Kylie Minogue's image across different music videos from her career. Early videos from her time on Neighbours portrayed her as a tomboy, but later videos showed her as a more independent and fashionable adult while still appealing to younger audiences through less revealing outfits and childish backgrounds. By 1990, her image became much more grown up with more skin shown and mature dancing, and videos from 2000 depict her in a nightclub looking almost completely naked in very sexualized outfits.
Audience theories
This document summarizes three theories related to media audiences: effects theory, uses and gratifications theory, and reception theory. Effects theory postulates that audiences passively absorb media messages. Uses and gratifications theory holds that audiences actively use media to fulfill various needs. Reception theory views audiences as active interpreters of media texts, influenced by their social and cultural contexts.
Song analysis small bump
The song talks about a small bump, referring to an unborn baby in the first four months of pregnancy. It describes watching the baby grow from a small bump to being brought to life in four months. It expresses how the singer will gently hold the baby's body and promises to keep the baby safe and give them nothing but the truth.
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The song analyzes Ed Sheeran's song "Lego House" which is about building a strong relationship through good and bad times. The singer promises to protect and support his love through challenges, saying he will "mend" and "shelter" them. He feels out of touch without his love but wants to do anything for them and now loves them in a deeper way than before.
A team video analysis
The video has a narrative structure that follows the song lyrics. It shows the life of the girl from the video in a nonlinear way, starting with her death and then flashing back to show the events that led to her death before returning to her death again. The video focuses mainly on one character, the girl, through various camera shots that show her vulnerability and sadness as her life unravels. The editing and lighting create a bleak, black-and-white atmosphere that emphasizes the tragic nature of the girl's story.
Plus digipak analysis
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Give me love analysis
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Digipaks
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Classic rock reader profile
- 1. Classic Rock Reader Profile Tom Smith
- 2. Introduction • This slide show will be highlighting the general types of audience Classic Rock Magazine attracts, showing their personalities, lifestyle, what type of media they use and what brands they use. • All information was collected using www.yougov.co.uk
- 3. Demographics • Gender: Male • Age: 40-54 • Social Grade: ABC1 – Social grading graph on next page • Top Regions: Central Scotland, East Anglia, Northern Scotland • Politics: Right Wing • Professions: Entertainment, Advertising/Marketing/Public Relations, IT • Monthly Spare: Less than £125
- 5. Lifestyle • Hobbies: Playing instruments, Buying and selling online • Favourite Sport: Football, American Football • General Interests: Music, Movies, Relationships • Niche Interests: Music, Sports, Editorials & Comment • Most Likely Pet: Dog
- 6. Personality • Describes Themselves As: Alternative, Analytical, Communicative • On Occasion: Grouchy, Gloomy, Arrogant
- 7. Brands • Customer Of: Amazon, Quorn, Peroni, Google Play, Hotpoint, Philips, Oasis, PlayStation, EE, Dyson • Shops At: Costco • Clothing Brands: George, Levis, Diesel • Bank: Halifax
- 8. Entertainment • Favourite Movies: Basketball, The Money Pit, On Her Majesty`s Secret Service, The Blues Brothers, Patton • TV Shows: Agatha Christie`s Poirot, Breaking Bad, Panorama, The Walking Dead, Blackadder • Favourite Artists: Black Sabbath, Slash, AC/DC, Tommy Lee, Iron Maiden • Favourite Celebrities: Sean Lock, John Wayne, John Motson, Ross Noble, Kenneth Williams
- 9. Online • Top Twitter Followings: Slash, Stephen Fry • Top Facebook Pages: Iron Maiden, Planet Rock, Classic Rock Magazine • Top Mobile Applications: Worms 2 Armageddon, Guitar Hero 5, Foursquare, Windows Live Messenger, Paintball Arena • Top Websites Visited: Jamieoliver.com, mumsnet.com, pinterest.com, food.com, very.co.uk
- 10. Media • Online For: 1-5 HRS P/W • Newspaper Read: Mirror • Magazine Read: Classic Rock • Watches TV For: Less Than 1 HR P/W • TV Shows Watched Recently: Family Guy, Time Team, Neighbours, The Football League Show, Spring Watch 2015
- 11. What this tells us The profile the site gives us indicates that the audience for Classic Rock Magazine is far older than the intended audience of my own magazine. With the age ranging between 40-54 years old, it is obvious that by following the style and conventions of this magazine I will fail in reaching out to my intended audience of teenagers and young adults. Other areas of the profile like the amount of time spent online could also be important when considering my intended audience, as teenagers and young adults spent a large amount of their day online it would be appropriate to mention online features or to let the potential reader interact with the magazine, for example question and answer sessions using questions submitted via Twitter using a special hashtag.