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The target audience for the media product is 16-24 year olds who want to feel unique by listening to rebellious music. The audience would mainly be white British males who are interested in going against social norms and finding deeper meanings in unexpected places. They value rock music and seek to emulate rock artists who provide examples of rebellion.
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Task 5 indie music
This document discusses indie pop/rock music as a potential genre for a music magazine. It notes that indie music is independent from major record labels and encompasses diverse styles incorporating elements of rock and pop. While predominantly popular among 16-25 year old white males, indie audiences have become more mainstream over time. Choosing indie as a genre could fill a gap in the market for something different than typical pop or rock magazines, but may appeal to fewer readers than more mainstream genres. Specific indie artists mentioned include Arctic Monkeys, The 1975, The Killers, The Strokes, and The Kooks.
Subculture hippie
The hippie subculture emerged in the 1960s and was known for their long hair, colorful clothing, advocacy of peace, love, and respect for the environment. They rejected conventional social norms and values, and were interested in rock music, hallucinogenic drugs, and environmental and social causes. Their fashion and culture had a significant influence on art, music, and expressions of freedom and individuality during that era.
Target audience
This document discusses the target audience for a marketing campaign. The audience will be made up of hedonists, aspirers and mainstreamers who seek pleasure from music, fashion and following trends. They aspire to success and are influenced by celebrities. The document does not provide demographic or media details about the target psychographic group.
Audience
The target audience for a music magazine is 16-25 year olds who are passionate about music. They enjoy wearing vintage clothes, playing video games, and discovering underground artists on YouTube. They see themselves as independent thinkers who do not follow trends. Their subculture identity involves being fans of hip-hop and R&B music, displaying their fandom through merchandise and phone backgrounds. In the magazine, they would want to read interviews with their favorite artists, learn about new album releases, and discover emerging artists to expand their musical knowledge. Some readers may also be musicians who can gain tips and advice from interviews.
Indie Music Research
Indie music originated in the 1950s-60s as underground, artistic music performed in small venues. It grew in popularity in the 1980s and is now supported by music festivals and digital distribution platforms. However, indie music is still less popular than genres like pop and R&B. It is characterized by a distinct style differing from "bubblegum pop" and is often targeted at adolescents and young adults. Some popular contemporary indie artists mentioned are Lana Del Rey, Two Door Cinema Club, Florence and the Machine, and Ed Sheeran.
Representation
Pop music targets a wide audience ranging from ages 8 to 50 across genders and ethnicities. The stereotypical pop listener is fashionable, trendy, and enjoys music that follows conventions within the genre. Artists produce pop songs that are similar to others at the time to appeal to listeners who prefer familiar structures.
Representation
Pop music targets a wide audience ranging from ages 8 to 50 across genders and ethnicities. The typical pop listener is portrayed as fashionable and trend-following, embracing modern styles. Pop songs often stick to familiar structures and sounds that are popular at the time to appeal to mainstream tastes.
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Subculture hippie
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The target audience for a music magazine is 16-25 year olds who are passionate about music. They enjoy wearing vintage clothes, playing video games, and discovering underground artists on YouTube. They see themselves as independent thinkers who do not follow trends. Their subculture identity involves being fans of hip-hop and R&B music, displaying their fandom through merchandise and phone backgrounds. In the magazine, they would want to read interviews with their favorite artists, learn about new album releases, and discover emerging artists to expand their musical knowledge. Some readers may also be musicians who can gain tips and advice from interviews.
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Pop music targets a wide audience ranging from ages 8 to 50 across genders and ethnicities. The stereotypical pop listener is fashionable, trendy, and enjoys music that follows conventions within the genre. Artists produce pop songs that are similar to others at the time to appeal to listeners who prefer familiar structures.
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Pop music targets a wide audience ranging from ages 8 to 50 across genders and ethnicities. The typical pop listener is portrayed as fashionable and trend-following, embracing modern styles. Pop songs often stick to familiar structures and sounds that are popular at the time to appeal to mainstream tastes.
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Questions 4 & 5
The audience for the media product is middle-class white males aged 16-24 who enjoy rock music. To attract this audience, the creator used bands and artists from the rock genre. Dark colors and images were used that are associated with rock music. Feedback from the target audience confirmed these visuals appeal to fans of the genre. A guitar was featured on the cover to align with the rock music association. Models had a moody rather than smiling expression, reflecting the rock music aesthetic.
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SUB CULTURE THE HIPPIES
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- Reggaeheads: Followers of reggae music with influences from Rastafarian culture in their dress and lifestyle
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The document discusses various software programs the author used to create a product, including Photoshop, PowerPoint, and Windows Movie Maker. PowerPoint allowed the author to present information and examples in an eye-catching way. Photoshop enabled editing of pictures and creation of templates. Windows Movie Maker provided an easy way to incorporate media, text, and audio into a video. The author found these programs effective but also noted some weaknesses like distracting features or difficulty of editing media.
Prop list
The prop list includes various items like drumsticks held in an x shape, a long coat worn by an individual on metal steps, and a long coat worn by a model next to a tree. It also lists a t shirt with slightly rolled up sleeves on a white background under mixed lighting, a double page spread of a model with a bag and hoodie in front of a large red container.
Task 9 formal proposal
This document summarizes research findings to plan a music magazine targeting a rock genre audience. Key findings include:
1. Covers of rock magazines typically feature dark, moody images of popular bands and offer freebies to attract buyers.
2. Contents pages include gossip, band information, and eye-catching previews of article content using an informal tone.
3. Articles have informal, revealing styles using images and varied fonts with questions about the music and artists.
The target audience prefers magazines priced around £2.50 that appeal to younger people's preferences through attention-grabbing design and coverage of the rock music scene.
Questionnaire
Jon is a media student who needs respondents to complete a questionnaire for coursework. The 11-question survey asks about the respondent's music preferences and habits, including their gender, what genres and bands they are familiar with, how they obtain music, and how much they would pay for a music magazine. Completing the questionnaire would help Jon with an assignment to produce successful coursework.
Task 6
This document lists several popular rock bands such as Linkin Park, My Chemical Romance, and Foo Fighters. It then summarizes the history of rock music, noting that the genre originated in the US in the 1950s and developed further in the 1960s in the UK and US, with the late 1960s referred to as the "golden age" as many bands rose to prominence. The document also mentions the subcultures of mods and rockers in the 1960s and the growth of hippies, as well as the continuation of rock music in the 1970s-80s as a form of uprising against authority figures and societal expectations, before alternative rock began dominating in the 1990s.
Task 5
The document discusses planning for a rock music magazine, including choosing a name, genre, fonts, and question/answer format for articles. It presents 5 potential names - Uprising, Revolution, Rock Nation, Cadence, and Reprise - and says Uprising received the most votes in a poll. It decides the magazine will focus on the rock genre. For fonts, it selects "Break it" which has cracks symbolizing broken rock. The text colors will be black and red. It provides examples of questions and humorous answers from another magazine and decides to use a free-flowing Q&A format for articles.
Task 4 a
IPC Media has published magazines since the late 1800s, launching several titles that are still published today such as Country Life and Horse & Hound. In the early 1900s they launched more magazines focused on hobbies like gardening, cycling, and boating. IPC Media went on to publish several magazines for women and specific interests over the decades. By the 2000s they had a wide range of magazine genres and a large customer base to promote any new magazine launches.
Task 4 b
The subgenre chosen for the magazine is rock music. Using appropriate pictures and focusing on an untapped audience, the rock magazine can attract readers. Q Magazine is a similar successful rock magazine published by Bauer, a large experienced production company. Partnering with Bauer could help advertise the new magazine, provide expertise for improvement, and evaluate success due to Bauer's large audience and industry connections. This would help the magazine gain popularity and attract artists and models.
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Evaluation 4
- 1. 4. Who would the audience be for your media product? • The target audience would be those between 16-24 years old, this will typically be the age where they feel that they want to be unique and listen to this music. The audience would mainly be male as they are more into going against the rule, they generally listen to this music without caring about others views. Primarily this kind of music is listened to but white British people, it originated amongst them and they try to create their own sub cultures which is often seen as rebellious. There interests are generally with finding out deeper meanings and doing what is unexpected, lastly they value those in the music genre of rock and aspire to follow their example.