- The document discusses a magazine aimed at teenagers based on survey responses showing most respondents were under 18. - The writing style, informal Q&A format, is designed to appeal to teenagers but not older readers who prefer a more formal style. - The color scheme uses neutral colors and includes models of both genders, showing the magazine is aimed at both male and female teenagers. - Clothing worn by models can be worn by any gender, furthering the aim to appeal to both male and female teenagers. - At £2.80 per monthly issue, the low price point aims the magazine at a working class audience who can afford each issue. - The reader profile focuses only on a love of

1. Who would be your audience for your media product?

2. Looking through my magazine, it is clear
who my audience is.
Firstly during the preparation period. I
came up with the audience for my
magazine. That being; teenagers.
This is because when I sent out my survey
monkey questionnaire. The majority of
people who answered were under 18’s. So I
took this into account and decided to make
this the age group for my magazine.
We can see throughout the magazine that
my magazine is for teenagers through
different aspects….
Who is your audience?

3. Content
Looking at the magazine content. The writing style definitely shows the
chosen age group. The article was written as a Q&A which is informal. Usually
teenagers would read this style of article. Because it is exciting and new for
them. However, someone of an older age group would prefer a more formal
article. So my article shows which group it is aimed at.
The writing style creates a connection between the reader and writer as the
style of writing is similar to they way the reader would write/think
themselves. This makes the reader feel like the writer is on their side as they
share similar thoughts and opinions.

4. Colour scheme and gender
The colour scheme also shows who my audience is.
The colours used are neutral which shows that the
gender my magazine is aimed at is aimed towards
both genders and not a specific one. We can also
see this in my images as I use models of both
genders throughout.
Mise-en-scene
The clothes worn are also clothes which any
gender could wear. Throughout my magazine the
models wear black jeans or just general jeans with
band t-shirts. This again brings across the idea that
my magazine is for both genders. As the magazine
clearly doesn’t present itself as being more male or
more female. I have purposely made every part of
the magazine equal. So hopefully boys and girls will
both be drawn to this magazine.

5. What Social Class is your audience?
As shown on my Pitch on slide 4, we can
see that my magazine is produced
monthly and only costs £2.80 per issue.
This shows that my magazine is aimed
towards and audience of the working
class. As it is at a cheap price and
produced monthly, meaning they can
afford each issue each month.

6. Reader Profile
From the reader profile we can also see that the audience is a music lover and
only that. The reader profile doesn’t go on to say much more or state that the
reader is into “gossip or cars” which would then mean that the magazine is
female or male. Instead it just states that they love music. Showing us that
the magazine is for any gender.