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This document discusses several potential costume ideas that would be suitable for inclusion in a pop magazine targeted towards young girls. It describes an outfit consisting of a pink kimono and shorts that is feminine and appeals to the target demographic. Another suggested outfit features a bright floral skirt, brogues, and rainbow sunglasses that gives a relaxed yet stylish look. A third option is a sundress printed with small pink flowers that is flowing and appropriate for younger audiences. Throughout, the document emphasizes that the described costumes are cute, stylish, and match the fun personality and interests of the magazine's target readership.
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Costume ideas
This document discusses and analyzes four different costume ideas that would be suitable for inclusion in a pop magazine. Each costume is summarized individually:
1) A pink and floral kimono, shorts, and shell necklace top that is feminine, girly, and appeals to a young audience.
2) A bright floral skirt, brogues, socks, baggy top, and sunglasses that have a relaxed, casual look suitable for a young readership.
3) A small pink flower printed sundress that is flowing rather than fitted, with a coordinating white purse, conveying youthfulness and innocence.
4) Baby pink ballet shoes with heart cut-outs and ribbon laces that
Main Artist Profile.
Kayla Kole, a 17-year-old VMA-winning pop artist, will be featured prominently on the front cover of the magazine standing against a plain white background in bright, bubbly clothing to attract teenage readers. She will appear happy with natural makeup and loose blonde curls to seem relatable while highlighting her fun personality. Kayla will also be featured throughout the magazine in different outfits to showcase her various styles. Additional images will make the magazine visually engaging and portray the excitement of pop culture topics covered within.
Props and colour wheel completed
The document describes colour choices for a magazine - white background, black text, and pink accents. White provides an easy background for photos and manipulation, black helps the text stand out, and pink catches the eye. The same colour scheme will be used throughout. It also describes styling choices for models in the magazine - men in gold jewelry, chains and grills reflecting hip hop style, and women in flamboyant necklaces and big earrings making a statement. Men may be shirtless to appeal to both male and female audiences, while women may wear dresses, bodysuits or underwear depending on the artist and photoshoot style. Designer shoes are preferred but budget trainers may be used instead.
Comparing magazines
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Question 5
To attract a teenage audience, the magazine used bright yellow and blue colors and included relevant information like music venues and contests. To attract young women, the magazine featured a strong posed woman on the cover and an artist wearing fashionable clothing and interesting makeup styled in an alternative way.
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The magazine is aimed at females ages 16-30. It uses pink and purple colors and features a boy band on the cover to attract the female audience. The double page spread profiles an up-and-coming rock star with attitude to appeal to the magazine's young, female target demographic. The magazine is made affordable at £2 to be accessible to its intended younger audience.
Media own magazine cover analysis
The document summarizes the cover of a magazine targeted towards young girls. It has a large pink masthead against a white background. The main image features singer Ariana Grande wearing a tartan skirt, representing the target audience. Smaller celebrity images advertise upcoming articles. Brightly colored coverlines and hashtags about Grande and another boy band help identify the target demographic. Additional coverlines and safety warnings are placed strategically according to design principles. The magazine came with a free makeup gift inside to further appeal to its young female audience.
Kayla Kole: My Main Featured Artist
The front cover of the magazine will feature a medium close-up shot of a smiling teenage model. This is intended to attract the target audience of young teens by showing her hairstyle, makeup, and outfit. The main artist profiled inside is Kayla Kole, a 16-year-old VMA winner who inspires teens with her style and career success. On the cover, she will stand out against a plain white background wearing a crisp white top and bubblegum pink lip gloss to appear fun yet innocent.
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2) A bright floral skirt, brogues, socks, baggy top, and sunglasses that have a relaxed, casual look suitable for a young readership.
3) A small pink flower printed sundress that is flowing rather than fitted, with a coordinating white purse, conveying youthfulness and innocence.
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Aisha Touray plans to create a pop music magazine targeted towards teenagers aged 11 to 21. The magazine will focus on a new pop girl group called Rogue consisting of 3-4 girls from different backgrounds. Each member will have a unique personality and role in the group. One member will be a rapper, making Rogue stand out from typical girl groups. The magazine will be distributed both physically in retail shops and online through a subscription.
FINAL EVALUATION
The document discusses the target demographic and influences for a proposed music magazine for older teen girls. It aims to combine music and high street fashion for females in their late teens. The magazine takes inspiration from Top of the Pops magazine in its conventions like bright colors and direct images while targeting a slightly older audience. Research found a lack of magazines combining music and fashion for this demographic.
Task 5 improved
The document discusses design choices for the cover of a teenage girl's magazine focused on pop music. It recommends dressing the model in black to match the magazine's color scheme and appear more mature for an older teenage audience. A medium close-up shot is suggested to show makeup and accessories, with brightly colored lipstick used to emphasize fashion and appearance. Hoop or diamond earrings are also proposed to create a glamorous look. A plain white background is said to conform to conventions while allowing the colors of the model and text to stand out professionally. Down, longer hair on the model is believed to appear more feminine and appealing to the target audience.
Evaluation q2
The magazine represents young people as the model is a teenager and all celebrities mentioned are quite young. The magazine has a pop music style as it features pop artists. The image and pink color scheme suggest it is portrayed as a girly magazine. The model's hairstyle, subtle smile, and casual outfit help represent pop and R&B music styles.
evaluation question:3
This document summarizes how a pop magazine represents its target audience of young teenage girls aged 13-16. The magazine features a young, innocent-looking pop artist on the cover wearing casual clothing with little makeup and a smile. Graphics like hearts are used throughout the magazine as they appeal to the target audience. The content focuses on popular summer looks and top pop songs to inform the target audience of trends, using bright fonts and images to draw their attention. Overall, the magazine aims to represent the fun, playful nature of pop music for teenage girls through its visual design and topics.
Media evaluation
The document discusses the process of creating a magazine for young teenage girls aged 11-14. It summarizes the key aspects of constructing the magazine, including defining the target audience, using appropriate conventions like bright colors and informal language, learning software like Photoshop and InDesign, and improving skills from an initial preliminary task to the final product.
Media evaluation
The document discusses the process of creating a magazine for young teenage girls aged 11-14. It summarizes the key aspects of constructing the magazine, including defining the target audience, using appropriate conventions like bright colors and informal language, learning software like Photoshop and InDesign, and improving skills from an initial preliminary task to the final product.
Media evaluation
The document discusses the process of creating a magazine for young teenage girls aged 11-14. It summarizes the key aspects of constructing the magazine, including defining the target audience, using appropriate conventions like bright colors and informal language, learning software like Photoshop and InDesign, and improving skills from an initial preliminary task to the final product.
Media Evaluation- Hannah Henry
The document describes the target demographic for a music and fashion magazine for older teenage girls. It aims to attract girls living in the UK who enjoy mainstream pop music, shopping at high street stores like Topshop and River Island, and dining at fast food restaurants. The magazine will be similar to Top of the Pops magazine in targeting teenage girls, but focused on an older audience as there is a gap in the market. Research found that existing magazines separately covered music or fashion for teens, but not a combination of both for older teenage girls.
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This document analyzes the cover designs of various magazines to understand how they appeal to their target audiences. It discusses magazines across different genres, including fashion, music, and football. Key techniques identified that magazines use to be appealing include using bright colors, celebrity images similar in age to readers, minimal text, and catchy taglines. Font styles, cover layouts, and photo positioning are also examined for how they draw in audiences.
3 magazine analysis
This document analyzes and summarizes several magazine covers and contents pages. It discusses design elements like colors, images, and layouts and how they appeal to different target audiences. Key points made include:
- Bright, colorful covers with boy bands appeal to young female audiences
- Dark, aggressive covers featuring rock bands appeal to older audiences
- Contents pages can be easy to navigate while maintaining house style consistency
- Double page spreads set the tone for articles and keep readers engaged
- Different styles suit different music genres and audiences
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This document discusses the codes and conventions used in pop magazines. It explains that pop magazines use bright colors and images of attractive celebrities on their covers to attract their target audience of young girls. Some key conventions mentioned include using cover mounts (free gifts) and posters to incentivize purchases. Text and images are used to portray an aspirational lifestyle and suggest readers can emulate the beauty and success of the celebrities featured. Coloration and styling also aim to appear youthful and fun while appealing to readers' interests in music, fashion and relationships.
Music magazine presentation task
The document discusses the front covers of two music magazines - Smash Hits and Q magazine. Smash Hits targets young girls aged 8-14 as its core audience. Its front cover uses stereotypically "girly" colors like pink, features popular young pop stars, and promotes gossip stories about celebrities to attract readers. Q magazine targets an older, more mature audience. Its front cover has a simpler, more sophisticated design and features interviews with established alternative pop artists like Madonna to appeal to its target demographic.
Question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups. It summarizes that:
1) The front cover features a late teenage female model to represent the target audience. This portrays the social group in a somewhat stereotypical way.
2) Most of the interior images are of females to relate to the target audience, but it also includes a male artist to appeal to female readers and create variety. This counters stereotypes of magazines focusing only on female artists.
3) Some images portray teenage girls in a less stereotypical, more mature way through their clothing choices of jeans and jumpers rather than bright dresses. This challenges stereotypes of always representing teenage girls in a very girly way obsessed
The evaluation
The document discusses reasons why people read magazines and links it to uses and gratifications theory. It identifies several reasons people read magazines, such as satisfying personal interests, seeking advice, filling time, emotional release, and social interaction. It also discusses how magazines provide models of behavior and reinforce personal values for readers. The document then provides examples of how one person conducted audience research and used surveys to determine there was a market for their proposed magazine combining pop and indie music aimed at teenage girls. They describe designing the magazine to appeal to this target audience.
Front Cover Analysis - 'We Love Pop'
The magazine masthead uses a heart shape instead of the word "love" to appear more fun and grab attention. The masthead clearly shows the genre as a pop magazine.
The front cover image dominates the page and features the girl group The Saturdays, appealing to the young, female target audience. The band members are dressed in bright colors and styled to represent their individual personalities.
The left side contains headlines about Justin Bieber, The Wanted, and an event, using questions and intrigue to engage readers. Color and formatting are used consistently to make the content stand out.
Front Cover Analysis 'We Love Pop'.
The magazine masthead uses a heart shape instead of the word "love" to appear more fun and grab attention. The masthead clearly shows the genre as a pop magazine.
The front cover image dominates the page and features the girl group The Saturdays, appealing to the young, female target audience. The band members are dressed in bright colors and styled to represent their individual personalities.
The left side contains headlines about Justin Bieber, The Wanted, and an event, using questions and intrigue to engage readers. Color and formatting are used consistently to make the content stand out.
Conventions (1)
The document discusses conventions for different elements of a pop magazine, including the cover, contents page, and double page spreads. Some key conventions mentioned are:
- The cover should feature an eye-catching masthead, main image of a pop star between 17-25, and cover lines linking to the image. The color scheme should appeal to the target audience, usually pinks, purples, blues and yellows.
- The contents page typically copies the cover image and uses page numbers, subheadings, and bold text to make navigation easy. It also reflects the magazine's color scheme.
- Double page spreads usually include a large main image, are formatted as a question and answer interview, and
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- 2. This costume idea would be good to use in my pop magazine as it is very feminine and girly. This is displayed through the pastel pink colour of the short, bold statement pink necklace and floral patterned kimono. The top has a shell shaped cut-out at the top to add more detail to a typically plain white top. The outfit goes well with the pop genre as it is fashionable, appeals to a younger audience as it is creative and fun looking, and has a colour scheme which goes with the genre.
- 3. I like this outfit as it has a bright, floral, flowing skirt which is fun looking and is fashionable. The brogues and socks give it a more unique, classic look but the small heels on the shoes keep it girly looking. The top is baggy and oversized but tucked into the skirt to show off more of the colour print, and there are a pair of rainbow coloured reflective sunglasses tucked into the top to give the outfit a more relaxed, casual look. This would appeal to young girls as the colour scheme makes it obviously feminine and it is also something which famous pop artists would wear.
- 4. This outfit would go well with my magazine as it has small pink printed flowers over it which is almost like a young child’s print. The dress is in a strappy sundress style and is not fitted but flowing so that it is appropriate for younger girls. The white purse also co-ordinates with the outfit and adds to the femininity. This is why this costume would go well in the magazine- as it is appropriate for the target audience and fits with the image of the magazine.
- 5. These ballet-pump/brogue style shoes are appropriate for my magazine as they are in a baby pink colour which the target audience would like as it is a girly, and there are also heart cut-outs printed over the shoe which adds to this. The ribbon used as laces is a unique feminine touch which is creative and fun and this matches the personality of the target audience. They would work well in the magazine as they are cute and stylish which is what the audience would be drawn to.