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This document represents a target audience of 15-21 year olds of both genders for a music magazine. This is conveyed through the choice of a 17 year old model on the cover and the style of the magazine. The magazine covers R&B, hip hop music genres and represents similar social groups to magazines like Vibe and Billboard that were used as case studies. Age, ethnicity and class are important considerations, and feedback suggested the magazine appeals most to a working class audience due to its writing style.
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The document discusses market research conducted for a pop music magazine. The research showed that pop music was the most popular genre among respondents at 38.98%. Most of the audience was female (74.58%) and between the ages of 16-19 (67.80%). To appeal to this target demographic, the magazine features bright colors, photos of male and female artists, pop music charts, and a contest to win concert tickets. The format and content aim to be interesting to both female and younger readers.
Media evaluation question 2
- The document represents several social groups including age, gender, class, and groups.
- The main age group targeted is teenagers aged 16-19, as evidenced by the bright colors, popular artists featured, and inclusion of contests and gifts.
- The gender mainly targeted is female, making up 78.58% of interested readers, through topics, colors, and artists primarily appealing to females.
- The social class most targeted is working and middle class, through affordable price, busy design, and genres of music generally preferred among these groups.
Audiences for wireless magazine
This document outlines three target audience types for a proposed music magazine called Wireless. Audience 1 is a 20-year old university student part-time chef who would be interested in artists featured prominently on the cover and affordable price. Audience 2 is a 16-year old A-level student part-time café worker who prefers long informative articles and a color scheme using pastels and vibrancy. Audience 3 is a 17-year old college student sales assistant who is interested in top music charts and spending time on social media, so the magazine should have a strong online presence.
Media evaluation question 2
The document summarizes how a media product represents a social group of older teenagers aged 16-21 who are interested in pop music. The magazine features mainly female pop artists that this demographic is interested in, as well as some male artists, and includes articles on fashion tips and exclusive artist interviews rather than gossip. The magazine adheres to conventions of pop music magazines by focusing only on currently famous pop artists like Bruno Mars and Beyoncé.
Media evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media product is girls aged 16-21 interested in pop music. This is evidenced by the sophisticated color palette of reds and blues used rather than bright pinks targeted towards younger audiences. Additionally, the magazine features artists like Beyoncé that would appeal more to older readers rather than artists typically liked by 14 year olds. Social media links are included on the front page to engage the target audience of digital natives and build loyalty.
Media evaluation question 1
The document summarizes how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
It uses conventions such as including a barcode on the front cover, placing the featured artist on one side of the double page spread with copy on the other side. It develops conventions by adding social media links on the front cover to engage their target audience.
It challenges conventions by targeting an older audience than typical music magazines, using darker colors and focusing more on artists' careers than gossip, which attracts its target demographic.
Target audience
The target audience for the media product is teenagers aged 15-20 who enjoy R&B and rock music genres. Market research showed this group preferred the format of NME magazine. Feedback from a Facebook group of peers aged 16-19 provided very positive responses about the articles and photography in the magazine, suggesting the target audience's demands were successfully met.
Question 4
My target audience would be mainly males between 15-24 years old, who enjoy rock and metal music genres. They would also be middle or working class and interested in discovering new bands through articles and social media promotion in the magazine, which is modeled after Kerrang! magazine.
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Question 4
The document discusses market research conducted for a pop music magazine. The research showed that pop music was the most popular genre among respondents at 38.98%. Most of the audience was female (74.58%) and between the ages of 16-19 (67.80%). To appeal to this target demographic, the magazine features bright colors, photos of male and female artists, pop music charts, and a contest to win concert tickets. The format and content aim to be interesting to both female and younger readers.
Media evaluation question 2
- The document represents several social groups including age, gender, class, and groups.
- The main age group targeted is teenagers aged 16-19, as evidenced by the bright colors, popular artists featured, and inclusion of contests and gifts.
- The gender mainly targeted is female, making up 78.58% of interested readers, through topics, colors, and artists primarily appealing to females.
- The social class most targeted is working and middle class, through affordable price, busy design, and genres of music generally preferred among these groups.
Audiences for wireless magazine
This document outlines three target audience types for a proposed music magazine called Wireless. Audience 1 is a 20-year old university student part-time chef who would be interested in artists featured prominently on the cover and affordable price. Audience 2 is a 16-year old A-level student part-time café worker who prefers long informative articles and a color scheme using pastels and vibrancy. Audience 3 is a 17-year old college student sales assistant who is interested in top music charts and spending time on social media, so the magazine should have a strong online presence.
Media evaluation question 2
The document summarizes how a media product represents a social group of older teenagers aged 16-21 who are interested in pop music. The magazine features mainly female pop artists that this demographic is interested in, as well as some male artists, and includes articles on fashion tips and exclusive artist interviews rather than gossip. The magazine adheres to conventions of pop music magazines by focusing only on currently famous pop artists like Bruno Mars and Beyoncé.
Media evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media product is girls aged 16-21 interested in pop music. This is evidenced by the sophisticated color palette of reds and blues used rather than bright pinks targeted towards younger audiences. Additionally, the magazine features artists like Beyoncé that would appeal more to older readers rather than artists typically liked by 14 year olds. Social media links are included on the front page to engage the target audience of digital natives and build loyalty.
Media evaluation question 1
The document summarizes how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
It uses conventions such as including a barcode on the front cover, placing the featured artist on one side of the double page spread with copy on the other side. It develops conventions by adding social media links on the front cover to engage their target audience.
It challenges conventions by targeting an older audience than typical music magazines, using darker colors and focusing more on artists' careers than gossip, which attracts its target demographic.
Target audience
The target audience for the media product is teenagers aged 15-20 who enjoy R&B and rock music genres. Market research showed this group preferred the format of NME magazine. Feedback from a Facebook group of peers aged 16-19 provided very positive responses about the articles and photography in the magazine, suggesting the target audience's demands were successfully met.
Question 4
My target audience would be mainly males between 15-24 years old, who enjoy rock and metal music genres. They would also be middle or working class and interested in discovering new bands through articles and social media promotion in the magazine, which is modeled after Kerrang! magazine.
Ev question 4
The target audience for the magazine is 16-19 year old males and females interested in indie music. Primary research was conducted through a Facebook group of the target audience to determine preferences like color themes and spending habits. A stereotypical reader profile was created of a full-time student interested in music, fashion, and gigs who spends £30-90 per month on luxuries. Individual male and female target profiles were also created to understand their specific interests to appeal to them. The key reasons identified that this audience would choose the magazine are for entertainment, gig information, discovering new music, fashion inspiration, and if their favorite artists are featured.
Evaluation Question 4
The magazine targets 16-24 year olds, as represented by the models wearing tracksuits typically worn by young people. The magazine features male artists, indicating its focus on music appealing to younger demographics. While mostly aimed at 16-24 year olds due to the language used, the magazine hopes to attract readers through its attractive colors and designs as well as appealing to those who listen to music channels like MTV and radio stations such as Kiss FM.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how a music magazine targets college students aged 15-19. It aims to attract this demographic through freebies and incentives, interviews with bands around their age, and a color scheme representing college students. The target age was chosen because the author believes people of that age, including themselves, are interested in music and magazines and would be persuaded to buy issues for the offers and content.
Q4 (evaluation)
The target audience for the magazine is men and boys aged 17-25 from middle-class social backgrounds (B-C2) who enjoy electronic and house music. This demographic is most likely to be interested in and able to afford the magazine. They tend to be sociable, outgoing individuals interested in music, partying, and developing a unique identity. The magazine content and style is designed to appeal to their active lifestyles and dedication to electronic and house music culture and genres.
Ev 2
This document discusses targeting a specific audience for a music magazine. The target audience is identified as 16-19 year old males and females who are interested in indie music. Research was conducted on social media to understand the interests of this group. The magazine's style, with a black, white, and coral color scheme, and content about up-and-coming bands are designed to appeal to this target audience. Photographs feature a model dressed in dark colors consistent with indie music styles to match the interests of the target demographic.
Final Evaluation
The document discusses the design and target audience of a media magazine product. It explains that the magazine uses conventions of real music magazines, such as the logo, name, images and barcode. The target audience is described as 16-21 year olds of both genders. Features include a celebrity on the cover, a celebrity article, and easy-to-read layout with many images and little text. The magazine would be distributed in places like music shops, bars and online to attract its young target demographic.
Question 2 media evaluation
My dance music magazine targets males ages 16-25 because research found this demographic has the biggest interest in dance music genres. The magazine's content and hard-edged font style with a rough look cater to stereotypical male interests, as females generally prefer softer, smoother fonts. This target age group and gender of males listens to dance music more than females according to a market research questionnaire.
Secondary audience research
The document summarizes research on the target audiences of different music magazine genres. It finds that NME magazine targets young, fashionable readers who are likely working class students. Pop music magazines target females ages 11-16 who enjoy clothes, makeup and online media. Rock music magazines target male readers aged 18 who are still in education and interested in music-related technology and games. The research shows the importance of tailoring magazine content to the interests of the target demographic, such as including photography relevant to their interests. The target audience for the author's independent music magazine are described as 16-20 year olds who like indie music and bands like Arctic Monkeys.
Final decision
The document discusses choosing a genre for a music magazine. The author has chosen rock as the genre. They like the ethos of rock music in breaking away from pop conventions. Research in the form of a questionnaire and reading existing rock magazines informed this choice, as rock was the most popular result and will provide useful experience. The target audience is ages 15-21, both male and female, who are interested in rock music and the industry. The magazine will aim to make readers more aware of the rock industry and encourage embracing one's individuality.
Evaluation (4)
The document discusses how the author targeted their media product's audience based on research. They created a reader profile for Andrew, a 17-year-old male student, to represent their target audience. They conducted a survey that showed the audience being equally male and female, aged 15-24, and in the ABC1 social class. To appeal to this audience, the author included images and topics that younger people could relate to, used fonts and language appropriate for their age, and incorporated social media icons. They also priced the product at £2.50 based on survey responses to appeal to students' budgets.
Dpssss
InterMedia Partners would be well-suited to distribute the media product as they already distribute magazines like VIBE that target similar hip-hop and rap fans. The product would offer something different by including tickets to celebrity events. This could attract more regular readers compared to VIBE which focuses on American artists, while the product would feature upcoming British artists, fitting well within InterMedia's portfolio.
The target audience for the product would be males and females ages 16-28 who enjoy rap and hip-hop. Specifically, it would target the mainstream working class in socio-economic groups C2, D and E who may not normally be huge fans of the genre due to stereotypes.
Various design elements were
My Pitch
India Jones proposes creating a pop music magazine targeting 11-16 year old girls. She chooses pop because it appeals to a mainstream audience. While other pop magazines exist, pop culture and music remain popular. The magazine would have bright colors and images of pop artists. It would cover current UK top 40 artists through articles, interviews and reviews. A sample double-page spread proposes interviewing a solo female artist in a question and answer format.
Evaluation final
This document summarizes Katherine Thomas' media product evaluation for a music magazine. It discusses how the magazine uses, develops and challenges conventions of real music magazines in its design. This includes using color block fonts, photos and sections on the cover, and adding unique elements like a music chart on the contents page. The document also discusses how the magazine represents young people and females, and aims to portray its cover star as rebellious. It would distribute through Frontline magazine and advertise on social media and music channels. The target audience is identified as 15-25 year old females interested in pop/R&B music. Feedback was gathered through a questionnaire to understand audience preferences and rough cuts were shared for additional feedback. The creator learned photography
Media evaluation
The document discusses how a teen pop culture magazine would represent and appeal to its target audience. It would focus on topics of interest to teens like relationships, music, movies and fashion. The target reader is described as enjoying social media, pop music from acts like One Direction, and shopping brands like Hot Topic. The magazine language uses slang like "awesome" and "poppin'" and features these popular artists to attract fans and make the magazine appealing and recognizable to its teen audience. Overall, the document analyzes how the magazine's content, language, and design fit its target demographic.
Evaluation question four
The target audience for the media product is young people aged 15-26 who enjoy indie, alternative, and underground music. This is the genre the creator listens to as well. Conducting audience feedback showed many others the same age also enjoy this genre. Therefore, the media product can be distributed to a larger audience. Two specific people, Dan and Luke, are also likely to read and purchase the magazine. Dan listens to the bands featured and Luke aspires to be a bass player like the artists mentioned.
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a media product. The target age group is 16-25 as they would best understand the indie genre. Both males and females are targeted by using neutral colors like red, grey, and yellow. The target social class is groups E to C2, mostly students, as the price of the product is suitable for them. The genre of the media product is indie rock, so the target audience is fans of that genre who would be interested in articles on indie artists and festival tickets.
Question 4
The target audience of the magazine is teens and young adults aged 16-24 who are primarily female. They are likely still in education and have a strong interest in music, listening to it frequently and many having musical knowledge or ability. The magazine aims to appeal to both more social and less social readers in this age group by offering music-related content as well as chances to win tickets to events or activities. Fashion content is also included to further engage the target audience.
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The document summarizes the evaluation of a media magazine product. It discusses how the magazine uses conventions from a similar real magazine in its design elements like the masthead and color scheme. It represents social groups aged 16-35 interested in pop punk music. The target distribution institution would be Bauer Media, which distributes similar rock magazines to younger audiences. The target audience is described as younger people aged 16-25 interested in pop punk bands featured. Various techniques were used to attract this audience, including the dark cover image, affordable price, and prominent band coverage. In creating the magazine, the author learned advanced Photoshop skills to manipulate images.
Q5) How did you attract/address your audience?
The document describes strategies used in designing a magazine to appeal to a target audience of indie/folk music fans. It discusses including interviews with popular artists like Ed Sheeran to match the audience's music tastes. The magazine is priced affordably at £2.99 to suit the likely low income of the target audience. A three-color color scheme of red, black and white was used to appeal to both males and females. Content includes posters, competitions and discounts identified as interesting to the audience in a questionnaire. An up-and-coming artist playing their first gig is featured to match the audience desire for new artists. Images are layered and text/images are divided to avoid overwhelming the reader. Continuity of color scheme
Question 4
The target audience for the media product are males and females aged 15-19. The primary target audience would have part time jobs with low incomes. They enjoy spending time with friends, following trends, shopping at stores like Topshop, and listening to niche music genres. A focus group on social media provided feedback on the magazine's look to help meet the needs and interests of the target audience.
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Ev question 4
The target audience for the magazine is 16-19 year old males and females interested in indie music. Primary research was conducted through a Facebook group of the target audience to determine preferences like color themes and spending habits. A stereotypical reader profile was created of a full-time student interested in music, fashion, and gigs who spends £30-90 per month on luxuries. Individual male and female target profiles were also created to understand their specific interests to appeal to them. The key reasons identified that this audience would choose the magazine are for entertainment, gig information, discovering new music, fashion inspiration, and if their favorite artists are featured.
Evaluation Question 4
The magazine targets 16-24 year olds, as represented by the models wearing tracksuits typically worn by young people. The magazine features male artists, indicating its focus on music appealing to younger demographics. While mostly aimed at 16-24 year olds due to the language used, the magazine hopes to attract readers through its attractive colors and designs as well as appealing to those who listen to music channels like MTV and radio stations such as Kiss FM.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how a music magazine targets college students aged 15-19. It aims to attract this demographic through freebies and incentives, interviews with bands around their age, and a color scheme representing college students. The target age was chosen because the author believes people of that age, including themselves, are interested in music and magazines and would be persuaded to buy issues for the offers and content.
Q4 (evaluation)
The target audience for the magazine is men and boys aged 17-25 from middle-class social backgrounds (B-C2) who enjoy electronic and house music. This demographic is most likely to be interested in and able to afford the magazine. They tend to be sociable, outgoing individuals interested in music, partying, and developing a unique identity. The magazine content and style is designed to appeal to their active lifestyles and dedication to electronic and house music culture and genres.
Ev 2
This document discusses targeting a specific audience for a music magazine. The target audience is identified as 16-19 year old males and females who are interested in indie music. Research was conducted on social media to understand the interests of this group. The magazine's style, with a black, white, and coral color scheme, and content about up-and-coming bands are designed to appeal to this target audience. Photographs feature a model dressed in dark colors consistent with indie music styles to match the interests of the target demographic.
Final Evaluation
The document discusses the design and target audience of a media magazine product. It explains that the magazine uses conventions of real music magazines, such as the logo, name, images and barcode. The target audience is described as 16-21 year olds of both genders. Features include a celebrity on the cover, a celebrity article, and easy-to-read layout with many images and little text. The magazine would be distributed in places like music shops, bars and online to attract its young target demographic.
Question 2 media evaluation
My dance music magazine targets males ages 16-25 because research found this demographic has the biggest interest in dance music genres. The magazine's content and hard-edged font style with a rough look cater to stereotypical male interests, as females generally prefer softer, smoother fonts. This target age group and gender of males listens to dance music more than females according to a market research questionnaire.
Secondary audience research
The document summarizes research on the target audiences of different music magazine genres. It finds that NME magazine targets young, fashionable readers who are likely working class students. Pop music magazines target females ages 11-16 who enjoy clothes, makeup and online media. Rock music magazines target male readers aged 18 who are still in education and interested in music-related technology and games. The research shows the importance of tailoring magazine content to the interests of the target demographic, such as including photography relevant to their interests. The target audience for the author's independent music magazine are described as 16-20 year olds who like indie music and bands like Arctic Monkeys.
Final decision
The document discusses choosing a genre for a music magazine. The author has chosen rock as the genre. They like the ethos of rock music in breaking away from pop conventions. Research in the form of a questionnaire and reading existing rock magazines informed this choice, as rock was the most popular result and will provide useful experience. The target audience is ages 15-21, both male and female, who are interested in rock music and the industry. The magazine will aim to make readers more aware of the rock industry and encourage embracing one's individuality.
Evaluation (4)
The document discusses how the author targeted their media product's audience based on research. They created a reader profile for Andrew, a 17-year-old male student, to represent their target audience. They conducted a survey that showed the audience being equally male and female, aged 15-24, and in the ABC1 social class. To appeal to this audience, the author included images and topics that younger people could relate to, used fonts and language appropriate for their age, and incorporated social media icons. They also priced the product at £2.50 based on survey responses to appeal to students' budgets.
Dpssss
InterMedia Partners would be well-suited to distribute the media product as they already distribute magazines like VIBE that target similar hip-hop and rap fans. The product would offer something different by including tickets to celebrity events. This could attract more regular readers compared to VIBE which focuses on American artists, while the product would feature upcoming British artists, fitting well within InterMedia's portfolio.
The target audience for the product would be males and females ages 16-28 who enjoy rap and hip-hop. Specifically, it would target the mainstream working class in socio-economic groups C2, D and E who may not normally be huge fans of the genre due to stereotypes.
Various design elements were
My Pitch
India Jones proposes creating a pop music magazine targeting 11-16 year old girls. She chooses pop because it appeals to a mainstream audience. While other pop magazines exist, pop culture and music remain popular. The magazine would have bright colors and images of pop artists. It would cover current UK top 40 artists through articles, interviews and reviews. A sample double-page spread proposes interviewing a solo female artist in a question and answer format.
Evaluation final
This document summarizes Katherine Thomas' media product evaluation for a music magazine. It discusses how the magazine uses, develops and challenges conventions of real music magazines in its design. This includes using color block fonts, photos and sections on the cover, and adding unique elements like a music chart on the contents page. The document also discusses how the magazine represents young people and females, and aims to portray its cover star as rebellious. It would distribute through Frontline magazine and advertise on social media and music channels. The target audience is identified as 15-25 year old females interested in pop/R&B music. Feedback was gathered through a questionnaire to understand audience preferences and rough cuts were shared for additional feedback. The creator learned photography
Media evaluation
The document discusses how a teen pop culture magazine would represent and appeal to its target audience. It would focus on topics of interest to teens like relationships, music, movies and fashion. The target reader is described as enjoying social media, pop music from acts like One Direction, and shopping brands like Hot Topic. The magazine language uses slang like "awesome" and "poppin'" and features these popular artists to attract fans and make the magazine appealing and recognizable to its teen audience. Overall, the document analyzes how the magazine's content, language, and design fit its target demographic.
Evaluation question four
The target audience for the media product is young people aged 15-26 who enjoy indie, alternative, and underground music. This is the genre the creator listens to as well. Conducting audience feedback showed many others the same age also enjoy this genre. Therefore, the media product can be distributed to a larger audience. Two specific people, Dan and Luke, are also likely to read and purchase the magazine. Dan listens to the bands featured and Luke aspires to be a bass player like the artists mentioned.
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a media product. The target age group is 16-25 as they would best understand the indie genre. Both males and females are targeted by using neutral colors like red, grey, and yellow. The target social class is groups E to C2, mostly students, as the price of the product is suitable for them. The genre of the media product is indie rock, so the target audience is fans of that genre who would be interested in articles on indie artists and festival tickets.
Question 4
The target audience of the magazine is teens and young adults aged 16-24 who are primarily female. They are likely still in education and have a strong interest in music, listening to it frequently and many having musical knowledge or ability. The magazine aims to appeal to both more social and less social readers in this age group by offering music-related content as well as chances to win tickets to events or activities. Fashion content is also included to further engage the target audience.
Evaluation
The document summarizes the evaluation of a media magazine product. It discusses how the magazine uses conventions from a similar real magazine in its design elements like the masthead and color scheme. It represents social groups aged 16-35 interested in pop punk music. The target distribution institution would be Bauer Media, which distributes similar rock magazines to younger audiences. The target audience is described as younger people aged 16-25 interested in pop punk bands featured. Various techniques were used to attract this audience, including the dark cover image, affordable price, and prominent band coverage. In creating the magazine, the author learned advanced Photoshop skills to manipulate images.
Q5) How did you attract/address your audience?
The document describes strategies used in designing a magazine to appeal to a target audience of indie/folk music fans. It discusses including interviews with popular artists like Ed Sheeran to match the audience's music tastes. The magazine is priced affordably at £2.99 to suit the likely low income of the target audience. A three-color color scheme of red, black and white was used to appeal to both males and females. Content includes posters, competitions and discounts identified as interesting to the audience in a questionnaire. An up-and-coming artist playing their first gig is featured to match the audience desire for new artists. Images are layered and text/images are divided to avoid overwhelming the reader. Continuity of color scheme
Question 4
The target audience for the media product are males and females aged 15-19. The primary target audience would have part time jobs with low incomes. They enjoy spending time with friends, following trends, shopping at stores like Topshop, and listening to niche music genres. A focus group on social media provided feedback on the magazine's look to help meet the needs and interests of the target audience.
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The document provides details on the contents and structure of a magazine project. It includes sections on the target audience, proposals, house style, magazine layout plans, and future development ideas. Specifically, it discusses two potential magazines - MO and Catalyst. For MO, it outlines the target demographics as ages 15-24, and genres of R&B and pop music. It proposes a website, app, and social media presence. For Catalyst, the target is also ages 15-24, and it proposes using websites and specific social media platforms. The house style and layout plans are also described for both magazines.
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The document describes a student's music magazine media product. The student used conventions from real music magazines like NME, including featuring an artist on the front cover. However, the student also challenged some conventions by using their own photography on the cover to make it seem more realistic. The target audience is described as males and females aged 16-25 interested in rock and indie music. The student believes IPC Media would be a suitable distributor as they already distribute magazines like NME. The student learned various technologies through creating the magazine, including Photoshop, Fireworks, and how to edit images. They reflect that their skills have progressed from the preliminary task to the full magazine product.
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The magazine aims to represent 16-25 year olds interested in indie and rock music. It uses conventions from real magazines like NME, such as featuring artists on the cover, but also challenges conventions by using original photography. The target audience would enjoy reading about music festivals, fashion, and new artists. The magazine would be distributed by IPC Media and sold in stores like WHSmith, HMV, and corner shops to be convenient for its target audience.
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The document provides evaluation criteria for a media product project, including how the product uses or challenges real media conventions, how it represents social groups, what type of media institution might distribute it, who the target audience is, and how the audience is attracted and addressed. It also asks about what was learned about technologies and progression from a preliminary task.
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The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real media. It examines how conventions from magazines like Rolling Stone and Billboard influenced the design of the magazine, such as placing the masthead behind the cover image. While initial plans were influenced by other magazines, the final product developed as new ideas emerged during the process. For example, color schemes were altered to complement the cover model's outfit. The document also discusses how conventions like a three-column contents page were incorporated but the skyline text was developed to promote magazine features rather than sales claims. Overall, the media product challenges conventions of "busy" pop magazines by having a simpler, mature design.
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Samuel James Smith is candidate number 2961 for Aquinas College. The document provides responses from Samuel to questions about the target audience, representation of social groups, and distribution of a proposed music magazine media product. Samuel describes the target audience as being 16 years and older, men and women in the UK interested in rock music. He discusses using bright colors and cover stars to represent younger social groups and aspire readers. Samuel proposes distributing the monthly magazine through a website, app, radio station and in print to develop brand loyalty.
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This document discusses how the media product represents social groups. It uses a model named Blaine to represent struggling teenagers. Blaine's clothing and facial expressions represent fans of hip hop/rap music. The photos aim to depict raw emotions and anguish to connect with this target audience. Stories are included that relate to troubled teenagers facing dilemmas, to appeal to this social group. Clothing, props, and backgrounds in the photos also aim to represent and relate to the lifestyle of the target audience.
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This document evaluates a music magazine called "Revolution" designed for 16-24 year olds interested in indie music. The magazine aims to update readers on the latest indie bands and artists. It uses a black, white, and red color scheme and edgy design to appeal to its target audience. Feedback from a 17-year-old reader was positive, saying they enjoyed learning about new indie music. While the cover and contents could be more exciting, the evaluator believes the magazine achieves its goal of informing its target audience about indie music scenes and stars.
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The document discusses a student's media product evaluation of a magazine they created about the genre of dubstep music. The student analyzes how their magazine uses conventional forms and layout techniques seen in other magazines, such as a masthead, cover image, and barcode on the front cover. However, their contents page and use of puns are less conventional. They discuss targeting their magazine towards middle and upper-class students aged 14-26 who listen to dubstep. The student also considers how their magazine represents the genre and how they addressed their intended audience.
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The document discusses the target audience for a proposed hip hop music magazine. It would primarily target black males ages 14-25 from working class backgrounds who enjoy hip hop music and identify with the ethnic minority artists featured. The magazine aims to appeal to and represent these social and demographic groups through its style, images, and content focusing on hip hop culture.
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The document discusses the development of a music magazine by the author. It describes how the magazine uses conventions of real music magazines through its layout and focus on a single artist on the cover. While the magazine initially conformed to popular conventions, the author later made changes to distinguish it through using multiple images on the contents page. Feedback led to further changes to connect the different elements through consistent colors and a focus representing women in music.
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- 1. Question 2 How does your media product represent particular social groups? My magazine represents my chosen target audience, which ranges from 15- 21 and is male and female. This is conveyed through the pictures and cover style I have used. For example I have chosen a 17 year old model who suits the genre. I believe that my magazine represents similar social groups to magazines such as Vibe and Billboard, which I looked at for my case studies. My magazine covers Rnb, hip-pop music and this represented through the cover lines and images that I have used. Age, ethnicity and class is very important because people from a low class background will be able to understand my magazine because of the language and contents that I have listed within the magazine itself. The audience feedback that I have received, they have suggested that the appropriate class background in which my magazines fall under is working class due to the journalistic style of writing that I have applied in my magazine.
- 2. I have chosen a 17 year old model who suits the genre.
- 3. Question 3 What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why The institution that would distribute my media product would be ‘Prometheus global media’ this is a world famous media distributor which develops magazines like billboard magazine. It is an American based publishing company that publishes magazines which covers mainly news and media. The most popular magazine they produce is ‘Billboard magazine’; this magazine is very formal and discusses music styles therefore it doesn’t have one gender-targeted audience. The reason I want this institution to distribute my magazine is because genre and style is quite similar to this media institution. One of the other way I would distribute my magazine would via twitter, Facebook and bbm barcode because people can easily access the magazine at any point due to the fact that many people use mobile phone a lot therefore it could be easy for them to read the magazine through their phone.