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The document summarizes how the media product represents social groups by comparing an image from a dance music magazine with one the author selected. Both images feature young women looking over their shoulders with styled hair, makeup, and revealing clothes to attract attention. The lighting and backgrounds are similar as well, keeping focus on the females as subjects. The social group portrayed is stereotypical teenagers and partygoers who spend Saturday nights in clubs listening to dance music.
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The document discusses how a music magazine represents social groups associated with dance music culture. It aims to provide an alternative representation that is more positive and appeals to a wider audience aged 17-25. The magazine uses bright colors, popular bands, and fashionable young adults to represent its target audience of trendy students and young workers in a stereotypical but accurate way. It focuses on one music genre and avoids representing other social groups to follow industry norms. Women are depicted in a more innocent and confident manner rather than sexually.
Question 2
The magazine is designed for a "geek chic" social group interested in a specific genre of music. The style draws inspiration from magazines like NME and Dazed, focusing on a similar genre of music. The cover features two girls posing like the band Rizzle Kicks to represent a potential girl version of the band and appeal to both male and female readers. The contents page uses simple but eye-catching design to represent the music genre and interest the target audience. It features photos of bands mentioned in the articles to engage readers. The double page spread uses a photo that depicts what teens in the target group enjoy doing to relate to them.
Question 2
The magazine is designed for a "geek chic" social group interested in a specific genre of music. The style draws inspiration from magazines like NME and Dazed, focusing on a similar genre of music. The cover features two girls posing like the band Rizzle Kicks to represent a potential girl version of the band and appeal to both male and female readers. The contents page uses simple but eye-catching design to represent the music genre and keep readers interested with photos of bands and information on fashion, festivals, and music charts relevant to the target audience. A double page spread uses a photo meant to depict what teens enjoy doing to relate to the social group.
Artist image research
This document analyzes and summarizes images of several musical artists, describing how elements of the images portray either the pop or rock music genres. For each image, it discusses aspects like lighting, positioning of subjects, colors, facial expressions and whether the image is balanced. Key elements that suggest pop include bright colors, high-key lighting, relaxed settings and direct eye contact with the audience. Features tied to rock include dark colors, serious expressions and intimidating postures. The document examines how various compositional techniques and stylistic choices in the photos communicate the genres associated with each musical act.
Media question 2
The document discusses how different social groups are represented in a magazine. It summarizes the representation of three models:
1) A white, 20-year-old male rock star represented by a model dressed in dark clothing inspired by rock artists.
2) A white, 21-year-old female rock star represented by a model with dyed hair, piercings, and dark clothing inspired by rock artists.
3) A white, 25-year-old female rock magazine editor represented by a model with dark makeup, denim, and a cigarette inspired by rock artists.
The document discusses how audiences may interpret the representations and notes efforts taken to provide context that challenges stereotypes.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses the process of creating a magazine cover photo shoot representing an R&B music genre. Key details include:
- The model's red hair, blue polka dot dress, pose, and facial expression were inspired by photos of Haley Williams and Keri Hilson to portray attractiveness and sexiness appealing to the target audience.
- Photos were taken from an eye-level angle to show dominance, with different lighting but similar color schemes.
- Feedback from a focus group confirmed the magazine achieved some of their requested changes like reordering the music chart.
- Women are portrayed as dominant and alluring through bold colors, posture looking down, and being the main visual attraction.
Question 2 media
The photographer wanted to capture an elegant image of the model Charlie inspired by Justin Bieber's photographs. Charlie is posed sitting on an amp with a guitar to look mature and attract female audiences. His outfit of Levi's shorts and Doc Marten boots, along with a funky shirt and headphones, aims to relate to teen girls aged 16-18 who are the target demographic. Posing the three girls in similar all-black clothing helps portray the social group of elder teens that will attract the target audience. Strong postures were needed since the girls had no props. The photographer was inspired by a picture of the band Haim wearing leather jackets and wanted to represent a young, cool pop social group like Justin Bieber attracts through Charlie
Evaluation Q2
The document discusses photos chosen for a magazine aimed at late teens. It focuses on four individuals - Shannen, Ross, Jess and Martha - who represent different genres of acoustic music. Shannen is featured prominently to represent country music. Photos were carefully staged to portray the subjects as serious about their music but also friendly and relatable to readers. Their poses, clothing and expressions conform to stereotypes but in a natural way to avoid appearing over the top. The goal was to create a positive connection with readers through subjects they could see as role models.
My orginal image evidence
The document discusses setting up props and lighting for a photo shoot for a music magazine. The author tests different backdrops and lighting options before settling on a fabric backdrop, which provides better lighting. Photos from the shoot are then analyzed for their composition, lighting, and suitability for the magazine's double page spread, cover, and contents page. The best photos are selected and some minor edits are described, such as cropping or changing the background.
Magazine double page spreads
This document contains multiple paragraphs about different magazine articles and photos. The first paragraph describes a black and white photo of Lady Gaga that conveys her iconic image as a singer. There is a large red "L" in the background that represents her name and sexuality. Another paragraph discusses photos of a band in the studio working on their music development. A final paragraph analyzes an image of Lily Allen that shows her rebellious attitude through her posture and clothing in the photo.
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Evaluation Question Three.
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Evaluation Question Three
1) The document describes feedback received from a questionnaire given to 6 members of the target audience after viewing the creator's music video.
2) Responses showed that props compensated for the lack of narrative, colors were preferred over black and white, and most identified conventions of a pop music video.
3) Areas for improvement included adding more close-ups of singing and dancing as suggested by one respondent. The garage scene with background dancers was most people's favorite location.
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evaluation 2
- 1. How does your media product represent particular social groups?
- 2. To the left is an image from a real dance style music magazine and to the left is an image I have selected that I think has similarities to the one on the right. Both of these images have almost been taken from a similar angle with the female looking over her left shoulder and you can see their backs. Similar to the real image mine is a close up shot of the female, from just above the elbow to just above the forehead. By using a close up you can clearly see the facial expressions from the females, in the image to the left the female has a cheeky smile and her hair and makeup has been done professionally and she looks as if she is in a club having a good time. Comparable to the real image the female I have chosen to use is pulling a playful face suggesting that she is having fun her hair has been styled and her makeup has all been done as if she is going out to a club. Featured in both of these images the clothes they are wearing are revealing and fashionable attracting the attention from the males and females. Both their images have similar contrasts and tones however the image on the left the lighting is coming from the right hand side creating shadows on her back I have used a simple forced flash. Both of the backgrounds in my images as rather dark so the attention isn’t draw away from the subject of the image as the females are the main content and by using plain backgrounds they don’t distract you. The social group that I am representing are stereotypical teenager and party goers who spend Saturday night in clubs with their friends and enjoy the dance style music that they hear in the clubs.