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The document discusses how the creator of a magazine addressed and attracted their target audience of teenage girls. Key points include using bright colors and an exclusive interview on the cover to catch attention, keeping the language and style casual and relatable, and getting feedback from teenagers to design the most popular features. The goal was to make the magazine appealing to buy on impulse and enjoyable to read like talking to a friend.
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Question 5 Evaluation
The document discusses ways the author addressed and attracted their target audience of 16-24 year old males and females for a music magazine. Feedback from focus groups indicated that the magazine's masthead was too pink and feminine. The author used a variety of colors but was advised to reduce the pink. Image quality and page layouts using techniques like rule of thirds were also discussed. Focus group feedback suggested maintaining a consistent color scheme across pages to create continuity.
How did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses how the author attracted their audience to their magazine. They focused on making the front cover eye-catching using bright colors based on reader surveys. They also used a fancy reversed font for the masthead to draw attention. The cover lines were written simply but interestingly to convince readers to buy the magazine. The front cover included interviews, events, and a contest to engage readers. The contents page also used patterns and overlapping artist photos to look interesting and appeal to a young target audience.
In what ways does your media product use, develop and challenge forms and con...
The document discusses how the author's media product follows conventions of real pop magazines for their target young audience. The author researched various magazine genres and pop magazines specifically to identify common styles and layouts to incorporate, such as direct addressing of the reader, medium close-up shots, and bright colors. The author aimed to closely follow typical magazine conventions to make their magazine familiar to the target audience while adding some unique elements like a blue background color.
Magazine drafting
The document discusses the design choices for a summer magazine targeting a younger audience. For the front cover, the author has included pictures of pop artists like One Direction and Tulisa to appeal to younger readers. Bright colors like blue, yellow, red, orange and pink are used since they are associated with summer. The layout is informal with cluttered pictures and articles to avoid looking too sophisticated. A quirky font is chosen to appeal to youth. The contents page will mirror the front cover design for consistency. For double page spreads, the main image and quote need to stand out using an eye-catching, funky font.
Magazine drafting
The document discusses the design choices for a summer magazine targeting a younger audience. For the front cover, the author has included pictures of pop artists like One Direction and Tulisa to appeal to younger readers. Bold colors like blue, yellow and orange are used since they are associated with summer. The layout is informal with cluttered pictures and articles to avoid looking too sophisticated. A quirky font is chosen to match the younger target audience. The contents page will mirror the front cover design for consistency. The double page spread needs a standout main image and eye-catching quote in a funky font to catch readers' attention.
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The document discusses various design elements used in a music magazine to attract and engage readers. These include using bright, clashing colors in the color scheme and on different pages to draw attention. An attractive female model is used for features to appeal to readers' aspirations. Large, bold mastheads on each page clearly label sections. Catchy sell lines, puffs, and callouts pique readers' curiosity. Bright bursts and banners highlight key stories and opportunities exclusive to the magazine. Together, these visual design choices strategically attract and engage the target readership.
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The document discusses the various design elements and content features used in a music magazine to attract and engage the target audience. These include using bright colors in the color scheme, attractive models, prominent mastheads, pull quotes, bursts highlighting key articles, listings of popular artists, and an interview-style article format. The document argues these elements catch the reader's eye, address them directly, convey a sense of exclusivity, and provide relevance to the audience's interests in order to attract them to the magazine.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses ways to attract and address the intended audience of a music magazine. It focuses on using eye-catching design elements like vivid colors, patterns, and font styles on the cover to draw in readers. Quotes and teasers are used to spark curiosity about articles inside. The contents page provides a variety of entertaining article options. Both established and up-and-coming bands are featured to appeal to most music fans. Humor, informal language, and exclusive news and interviews build rapport with the target male readership aged 16-25. Overall the goal is to attract potential customers and keep them engaged and coming back through attractive, interesting, and relevant content.
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Question 5 Evaluation
The document discusses ways the author addressed and attracted their target audience of 16-24 year old males and females for a music magazine. Feedback from focus groups indicated that the magazine's masthead was too pink and feminine. The author used a variety of colors but was advised to reduce the pink. Image quality and page layouts using techniques like rule of thirds were also discussed. Focus group feedback suggested maintaining a consistent color scheme across pages to create continuity.
How did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses how the author attracted their audience to their magazine. They focused on making the front cover eye-catching using bright colors based on reader surveys. They also used a fancy reversed font for the masthead to draw attention. The cover lines were written simply but interestingly to convince readers to buy the magazine. The front cover included interviews, events, and a contest to engage readers. The contents page also used patterns and overlapping artist photos to look interesting and appeal to a young target audience.
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The document discusses how the author's media product follows conventions of real pop magazines for their target young audience. The author researched various magazine genres and pop magazines specifically to identify common styles and layouts to incorporate, such as direct addressing of the reader, medium close-up shots, and bright colors. The author aimed to closely follow typical magazine conventions to make their magazine familiar to the target audience while adding some unique elements like a blue background color.
Magazine drafting
The document discusses the design choices for a summer magazine targeting a younger audience. For the front cover, the author has included pictures of pop artists like One Direction and Tulisa to appeal to younger readers. Bright colors like blue, yellow, red, orange and pink are used since they are associated with summer. The layout is informal with cluttered pictures and articles to avoid looking too sophisticated. A quirky font is chosen to appeal to youth. The contents page will mirror the front cover design for consistency. For double page spreads, the main image and quote need to stand out using an eye-catching, funky font.
Magazine drafting
The document discusses the design choices for a summer magazine targeting a younger audience. For the front cover, the author has included pictures of pop artists like One Direction and Tulisa to appeal to younger readers. Bold colors like blue, yellow and orange are used since they are associated with summer. The layout is informal with cluttered pictures and articles to avoid looking too sophisticated. A quirky font is chosen to match the younger target audience. The contents page will mirror the front cover design for consistency. The double page spread needs a standout main image and eye-catching quote in a funky font to catch readers' attention.
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The document discusses various design elements used in a music magazine to attract and engage readers. These include using bright, clashing colors in the color scheme and on different pages to draw attention. An attractive female model is used for features to appeal to readers' aspirations. Large, bold mastheads on each page clearly label sections. Catchy sell lines, puffs, and callouts pique readers' curiosity. Bright bursts and banners highlight key stories and opportunities exclusive to the magazine. Together, these visual design choices strategically attract and engage the target readership.
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The document discusses the various design elements and content features used in a music magazine to attract and engage the target audience. These include using bright colors in the color scheme, attractive models, prominent mastheads, pull quotes, bursts highlighting key articles, listings of popular artists, and an interview-style article format. The document argues these elements catch the reader's eye, address them directly, convey a sense of exclusivity, and provide relevance to the audience's interests in order to attract them to the magazine.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses ways to attract and address the intended audience of a music magazine. It focuses on using eye-catching design elements like vivid colors, patterns, and font styles on the cover to draw in readers. Quotes and teasers are used to spark curiosity about articles inside. The contents page provides a variety of entertaining article options. Both established and up-and-coming bands are featured to appeal to most music fans. Humor, informal language, and exclusive news and interviews build rapport with the target male readership aged 16-25. Overall the goal is to attract potential customers and keep them engaged and coming back through attractive, interesting, and relevant content.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses techniques used to attract a younger audience to a magazine. The author used informal language, slang, and bright colors typically associated with magazines for females. Well-known artists were featured on the cover to generate interest among music fans. Eye contact and a simple mid-shot photo of a smiling model on the cover aimed to personally address readers in a non-superior way.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their audience in their magazine. They used informal language and some slang to make it more relatable to teenagers. The masthead on the front cover was big, bold, and in black to attract attention and look elegant. Images were prominently featured, including a model on the front cover addressing the audience. The contents reflected the results of a survey to attract readers with information and topics they indicated interest in. Layout features like a dark pink color scheme and column structure were used to organize the text and attract different demographics.
Evaluation 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience when designing their magazine. They aimed to make the magazine aesthetically pleasing with quirky designs by focusing on a high-quality photograph of the featured artist on the cover. They also conducted a survey that found readers preferred interviews to other content. Therefore, the author chose to do an interview on the topic of mental health disorders to engage readers given its relevance to the target demographic. When designing other elements like the contents page, the author took inspiration from other magazines and aimed to include attractive writing and layouts while maintaining a simplistic style.
Media evaluation final question 1
The magazine uses conventions of existing magazines through its font choices, layout, and stylistic elements. Helvetica font is used throughout to mimic popular music magazines and create a clean, simple aesthetic. Models are styled in mainstream pop fashion to appear realistic. Photos and text are arranged for maximum visual appeal to attract readers. Overall conventions are followed but adapted, such as using pink lines instead of blue, to create something unique that stands out from other magazines.
Final Feedback
The document summarizes the results of a survey about a magazine. Key findings include:
- Respondents generally rated the magazine highly and thought the photography and design were strengths. Typeface was an area that could be improved.
- The target audience was seen to be teenagers, which was the goal.
- Most respondents said they would buy the magazine, especially if it was cheap. Pricing it over £5 could limit sales.
- The magazine was seen as comparable to Q Magazine and Kerrang! in terms of content.
Question 5
The document discusses how the creator of a music magazine addressed and attracted their target audience through various design elements of the magazine's front cover, contents page, and double page spread. Specifically, it mentions including the names of popular artists, using eye-catching images of the featured artist making eye contact with the viewer, and maintaining a clean design with bright colors and simple fonts throughout the magazine. The overall goal of these design decisions was to intrigue the audience and draw them in using techniques seen in other popular magazines.
Audience Feedback on my Pitch and Planning
The author created a questionnaire to gather feedback from 6 people on their plans for a pop music magazine. Most respondents liked the images on the mood board and the first 3 draft layouts, finding them modern, well-organized, and suitable for the target audience. They also responded positively to the photography plan and media pack, seeing potential for the magazine to be successful. However, one person suggested including more details in the media pack and using a better range of more eye-catching fonts. Overall the feedback validated the planning and showed the magazine has potential for success if the author applies the lessons learned.
Evaluation Question 5.
The document describes how the target audience was addressed in the design of a music magazine. A small font size was used to fit more content on each page and draw readers in. Images and text were related to music to match the target audience's interests. Youthful and informal language like "slang" was employed to make readers feel comfortable. Colors like pink, blue, gray and black/white created visual rhythm and flow while also catching readers' eyes. The aim was to create a sense of belonging and support for the target audience of teenagers and young adults through sharing views on music genres.
Question 2 how did you represent social groups?
The document discusses how the author represented different social groups in their magazine. They included images and sell lines that would appeal to groups beyond just teenage girls, the primary target audience. On the front cover, they used pink, yellow and blue colors and included images of both male and female pop artists to appeal to both boys and girls. The contents page was organized into columns to easily show what topics might interest different readers. The double page spread used a collage format for the images to make it fun and appealing to teenagers.
Audience Feedback On My Production Improvements
The target audience provided positive feedback on the improvements made to the magazine draft. They preferred the more prominent cover story and easier to read font on the front cover. On the contents page, they liked how the text was formatted with less spacing to look more conventional. For the double page spread, enlarging the main image helped it stand out amongst the other images. Overall, the target audience approved of the changes made across the drafts.
Question 1
This document summarizes how the media product follows conventions of real teen magazines. It used bright colors and a childlike font inspired by magazines like "Top of the Pops". Throughout the written article, pull quotes are used to grab attention, and the tone is lighthearted and chatty to suit the young teen target audience. The font and layout are also simple to make the content easy to read without being cluttered. The goal was to design the magazine in a way that would be attractive and appropriate for teens.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real teen pop magazines. It used bright, eye-catching colors and a childlike font inspired by magazines like "Top of the Pops". Throughout the written article, pull quotes are used to grab attention and intrigue readers, using a lighthearted, chatty tone suitable for teens. The layout aims to be simple with uncluttered pages for easy reading by the young target audience. Conventions from "Top of the Pops" magazine, such as layout and style, were followed to recreate a realistic teen magazine.
Question 5 evaluation
The document discusses how the magazine addresses and attracts its target audience. It uses a colorful layout with a simple, clean design to appeal to female readers. The front page uses various fonts and includes a photo of smiling characters to seem informal yet recognizable and associate the magazine with happiness. Photos in different styles and locations throughout portray different feelings and appeal to a wide range of readers. The color scheme and overall clean, organized look aim to attract the target audience of teenage girls.
Media Question 5
The document discusses the creation of a music magazine called "Rumble" targeted towards teenagers. To design the magazine, the author conducted research including questionnaires to understand what their target audience wanted. Based on the feedback, the author included many photos and stories about music artists and festival events. The front cover was designed to catch readers' attention with posters and event information. The magazine also had a simple color scheme of black, white, red, and yellow and used fonts and layouts found in other successful indie magazines.
Audience Feedback On Production
The document summarizes feedback from a questionnaire about a pop music magazine production. Respondents generally liked the magazine's colors, fonts, images, and layout. The colors were bright, eye-catching and relatable to the target audience. The fonts were bold, easy to read and created a consistent style. The images attracted readers and portrayed fashionable people. The double page spread in particular intrigued readers. Respondents also felt the informal yet somewhat formal language suited the target audience. Overall, they believed the magazine would be successful once finished.
Audience focus group
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience for a music magazine. Most respondents thought the overall look and theme fit well and the simple layout and color scheme worked. However, some improvements were identified, such as making the masthead font bigger, using varied fonts and sizes on the cover, and redesigning the contents page to be neater. The feedback was mostly positive and will help the creator strengthen appeal to the target indie music audience and improve the professional quality of the magazine.
Research ,analysis &reader profile
The document summarizes feedback from a questionnaire given to the target audience of a magazine trailer. Respondents generally liked the overall design but thought the front cover was too busy. They also felt the contents page needed more color. The black background was seen as too plain. Respondents believed the magazine price was reasonable for middle class individuals. Most said they enjoyed the colorful color scheme and unique masthead of the magazine, and thought the article in the double page spread was well written.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author constructed their magazine to attract their target audience of 15-25 year olds. Specifically:
- The magazine combined elements of other popular magazines to appeal to this demographic through its layout and content.
- The cover page uses bright colors and informal language to grab readers' attention and features an artist that would appeal to the target female audience.
- Inside pages maintain the brand identity across platforms and feature attractive models and artists to connect with the target audience.
- Coverage of music festivals, reviews, and a subscription option provide relevant and convenient content for busy 15-25 year old readers.
Evaluation 1
This document analyzes various elements of a magazine created by the author for a school project. It examines how each element, including the masthead, images, costumes, models, title/font, written content, layout, and contents page, conforms to conventions of real pop genre magazines for a young female audience. Minor ways elements were developed include using the title "Inside this mag..." instead of "Contents" and including additional pictures on the contents page. Overall, the magazine closely follows conventions to appeal to its target readership.
Question 1 - Media Evaluation
This document provides an analysis of how the student's media product conforms to and develops conventions of real pop genre magazines. It summarizes how various elements like the masthead, naming, images, costumes, people, title/font style, written content, music suggestions, layout, and contents page follow expectations of the genre through techniques like bright colors and styles, airbrushed models, and column formatting while also challenging some conventions through a less organized interview layout and expanded contents page elements. The analysis considers how stereotypes, target audiences, and readability are addressed across the different sections.
Q5: Media
The document discusses how the author addressed their target young adult audience in their magazine. They used informal language in writing and interviews to make the magazine more relatable. They also used sans serif fonts and bold, eye-catching mastheads to make the magazine visually appealing. Market research showed these design elements would attract readers. The model featured on the cover wore simple yet stylish clothes and was the same age as the target audience to help readers relate and catch people's attention when browsing.
Questio 5
- The target audience is young females aged 12-15 who are interested in pop music and celebrities.
- Mood boards were created showcasing objects and styles the target audience would like to help guide magazine design.
- Social media links are included because research found the target audience's biggest interest is social media.
- Images of models were chosen to look young and innocent to relate to the target audience.
- The language uses some slang terms to connect with readers but is mostly formal.
- A light pink and blue color scheme was used because research found the target audience responds best to bright feminine colors.
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Evaluation question 5
The document discusses techniques used to attract a younger audience to a magazine. The author used informal language, slang, and bright colors typically associated with magazines for females. Well-known artists were featured on the cover to generate interest among music fans. Eye contact and a simple mid-shot photo of a smiling model on the cover aimed to personally address readers in a non-superior way.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their audience in their magazine. They used informal language and some slang to make it more relatable to teenagers. The masthead on the front cover was big, bold, and in black to attract attention and look elegant. Images were prominently featured, including a model on the front cover addressing the audience. The contents reflected the results of a survey to attract readers with information and topics they indicated interest in. Layout features like a dark pink color scheme and column structure were used to organize the text and attract different demographics.
Evaluation 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience when designing their magazine. They aimed to make the magazine aesthetically pleasing with quirky designs by focusing on a high-quality photograph of the featured artist on the cover. They also conducted a survey that found readers preferred interviews to other content. Therefore, the author chose to do an interview on the topic of mental health disorders to engage readers given its relevance to the target demographic. When designing other elements like the contents page, the author took inspiration from other magazines and aimed to include attractive writing and layouts while maintaining a simplistic style.
Media evaluation final question 1
The magazine uses conventions of existing magazines through its font choices, layout, and stylistic elements. Helvetica font is used throughout to mimic popular music magazines and create a clean, simple aesthetic. Models are styled in mainstream pop fashion to appear realistic. Photos and text are arranged for maximum visual appeal to attract readers. Overall conventions are followed but adapted, such as using pink lines instead of blue, to create something unique that stands out from other magazines.
Final Feedback
The document summarizes the results of a survey about a magazine. Key findings include:
- Respondents generally rated the magazine highly and thought the photography and design were strengths. Typeface was an area that could be improved.
- The target audience was seen to be teenagers, which was the goal.
- Most respondents said they would buy the magazine, especially if it was cheap. Pricing it over £5 could limit sales.
- The magazine was seen as comparable to Q Magazine and Kerrang! in terms of content.
Question 5
The document discusses how the creator of a music magazine addressed and attracted their target audience through various design elements of the magazine's front cover, contents page, and double page spread. Specifically, it mentions including the names of popular artists, using eye-catching images of the featured artist making eye contact with the viewer, and maintaining a clean design with bright colors and simple fonts throughout the magazine. The overall goal of these design decisions was to intrigue the audience and draw them in using techniques seen in other popular magazines.
Audience Feedback on my Pitch and Planning
The author created a questionnaire to gather feedback from 6 people on their plans for a pop music magazine. Most respondents liked the images on the mood board and the first 3 draft layouts, finding them modern, well-organized, and suitable for the target audience. They also responded positively to the photography plan and media pack, seeing potential for the magazine to be successful. However, one person suggested including more details in the media pack and using a better range of more eye-catching fonts. Overall the feedback validated the planning and showed the magazine has potential for success if the author applies the lessons learned.
Evaluation Question 5.
The document describes how the target audience was addressed in the design of a music magazine. A small font size was used to fit more content on each page and draw readers in. Images and text were related to music to match the target audience's interests. Youthful and informal language like "slang" was employed to make readers feel comfortable. Colors like pink, blue, gray and black/white created visual rhythm and flow while also catching readers' eyes. The aim was to create a sense of belonging and support for the target audience of teenagers and young adults through sharing views on music genres.
Question 2 how did you represent social groups?
The document discusses how the author represented different social groups in their magazine. They included images and sell lines that would appeal to groups beyond just teenage girls, the primary target audience. On the front cover, they used pink, yellow and blue colors and included images of both male and female pop artists to appeal to both boys and girls. The contents page was organized into columns to easily show what topics might interest different readers. The double page spread used a collage format for the images to make it fun and appealing to teenagers.
Audience Feedback On My Production Improvements
The target audience provided positive feedback on the improvements made to the magazine draft. They preferred the more prominent cover story and easier to read font on the front cover. On the contents page, they liked how the text was formatted with less spacing to look more conventional. For the double page spread, enlarging the main image helped it stand out amongst the other images. Overall, the target audience approved of the changes made across the drafts.
Question 1
This document summarizes how the media product follows conventions of real teen magazines. It used bright colors and a childlike font inspired by magazines like "Top of the Pops". Throughout the written article, pull quotes are used to grab attention, and the tone is lighthearted and chatty to suit the young teen target audience. The font and layout are also simple to make the content easy to read without being cluttered. The goal was to design the magazine in a way that would be attractive and appropriate for teens.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses how the media product follows conventions of real teen pop magazines. It used bright, eye-catching colors and a childlike font inspired by magazines like "Top of the Pops". Throughout the written article, pull quotes are used to grab attention and intrigue readers, using a lighthearted, chatty tone suitable for teens. The layout aims to be simple with uncluttered pages for easy reading by the young target audience. Conventions from "Top of the Pops" magazine, such as layout and style, were followed to recreate a realistic teen magazine.
Question 5 evaluation
The document discusses how the magazine addresses and attracts its target audience. It uses a colorful layout with a simple, clean design to appeal to female readers. The front page uses various fonts and includes a photo of smiling characters to seem informal yet recognizable and associate the magazine with happiness. Photos in different styles and locations throughout portray different feelings and appeal to a wide range of readers. The color scheme and overall clean, organized look aim to attract the target audience of teenage girls.
Media Question 5
The document discusses the creation of a music magazine called "Rumble" targeted towards teenagers. To design the magazine, the author conducted research including questionnaires to understand what their target audience wanted. Based on the feedback, the author included many photos and stories about music artists and festival events. The front cover was designed to catch readers' attention with posters and event information. The magazine also had a simple color scheme of black, white, red, and yellow and used fonts and layouts found in other successful indie magazines.
Audience Feedback On Production
The document summarizes feedback from a questionnaire about a pop music magazine production. Respondents generally liked the magazine's colors, fonts, images, and layout. The colors were bright, eye-catching and relatable to the target audience. The fonts were bold, easy to read and created a consistent style. The images attracted readers and portrayed fashionable people. The double page spread in particular intrigued readers. Respondents also felt the informal yet somewhat formal language suited the target audience. Overall, they believed the magazine would be successful once finished.
Audience focus group
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience for a music magazine. Most respondents thought the overall look and theme fit well and the simple layout and color scheme worked. However, some improvements were identified, such as making the masthead font bigger, using varied fonts and sizes on the cover, and redesigning the contents page to be neater. The feedback was mostly positive and will help the creator strengthen appeal to the target indie music audience and improve the professional quality of the magazine.
Research ,analysis &reader profile
The document summarizes feedback from a questionnaire given to the target audience of a magazine trailer. Respondents generally liked the overall design but thought the front cover was too busy. They also felt the contents page needed more color. The black background was seen as too plain. Respondents believed the magazine price was reasonable for middle class individuals. Most said they enjoyed the colorful color scheme and unique masthead of the magazine, and thought the article in the double page spread was well written.
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Question 5
The document discusses how the author constructed their magazine to attract their target audience of 15-25 year olds. Specifically:
- The magazine combined elements of other popular magazines to appeal to this demographic through its layout and content.
- The cover page uses bright colors and informal language to grab readers' attention and features an artist that would appeal to the target female audience.
- Inside pages maintain the brand identity across platforms and feature attractive models and artists to connect with the target audience.
- Coverage of music festivals, reviews, and a subscription option provide relevant and convenient content for busy 15-25 year old readers.
Evaluation 1
This document analyzes various elements of a magazine created by the author for a school project. It examines how each element, including the masthead, images, costumes, models, title/font, written content, layout, and contents page, conforms to conventions of real pop genre magazines for a young female audience. Minor ways elements were developed include using the title "Inside this mag..." instead of "Contents" and including additional pictures on the contents page. Overall, the magazine closely follows conventions to appeal to its target readership.
Question 1 - Media Evaluation
This document provides an analysis of how the student's media product conforms to and develops conventions of real pop genre magazines. It summarizes how various elements like the masthead, naming, images, costumes, people, title/font style, written content, music suggestions, layout, and contents page follow expectations of the genre through techniques like bright colors and styles, airbrushed models, and column formatting while also challenging some conventions through a less organized interview layout and expanded contents page elements. The analysis considers how stereotypes, target audiences, and readability are addressed across the different sections.
Q5: Media
The document discusses how the author addressed their target young adult audience in their magazine. They used informal language in writing and interviews to make the magazine more relatable. They also used sans serif fonts and bold, eye-catching mastheads to make the magazine visually appealing. Market research showed these design elements would attract readers. The model featured on the cover wore simple yet stylish clothes and was the same age as the target audience to help readers relate and catch people's attention when browsing.
Questio 5
- The target audience is young females aged 12-15 who are interested in pop music and celebrities.
- Mood boards were created showcasing objects and styles the target audience would like to help guide magazine design.
- Social media links are included because research found the target audience's biggest interest is social media.
- Images of models were chosen to look young and innocent to relate to the target audience.
- The language uses some slang terms to connect with readers but is mostly formal.
- A light pink and blue color scheme was used because research found the target audience responds best to bright feminine colors.
Questio 5
- The target audience is young female teens aged 12-15 who are interested in pop music and celebrities.
- Mood boards were created showcasing objects and styles the target audience would like to help guide magazine design.
- Social media links are included because research found the target audience's biggest interest is social media.
- Images of models were chosen to look young and innocent to relate to the target audience.
- The language uses some slang terms to connect with readers but is mostly formal.
- A light pink and blue color scheme was used because research found the target audience responds best to bright feminine colors.
Question 5 – how did you attract/address your audience?
To attract their audience, the author conducted research to identify who their audience would be and what interests them. They created a rate card to collect information and establish their target audience. The front cover uses a bold purple and off-white background with a model making eye contact and winking to appeal to readers in an edgy way while still being suitable for both females and males. The language addresses the target audience in a current way by mentioning social networking sites familiar to them. Appropriate fonts are used to make the text easy to read while keeping the magazine sophisticated.
Question 5 how did you attract
1) The magazine uses bold pinks and blues in the design to appeal to its target audience of teenage girls. Pink represents love and crushes, while blue promotes relaxation.
2) Images of pop artists, fashion, and the target audience themselves are used throughout to make the magazine visually appealing and to help readers relate to the content.
3) Casual language and direct addresses to "you" and "your" are employed to speak to readers personally and draw them into the magazine.
Question 5 – how did you attract and appeal to you target audience?
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2) The main cover image featured a teenage male artist to attract readers interested in boys. Free gifts of nail polish and posters were chosen to obviously target females while appealing to a wide age range.
3) Throughout the magazine, informal language, relatable topics, and images of fashionable teenagers in music/arts were used to engage the target audience. Navigation elements like page numbers followed the bright color
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The document describes the key elements used in a magazine cover and layout to make it appealing and attract readers. It discusses using bright colors, large eye-catching images, and bold text throughout the magazine to draw attention. The masthead is designed to be recognizable and the principle of thirds is used to balance the design. The target audience is described as young females interested in R&B music.
Emma Gregory Magazine Evaluation
The document describes the key design elements used in a magazine called "Bounce" that was created as part of a school project. These include using bright colors like yellow, red and blue throughout; featuring a large main image on the cover; and organizing information in thirds to make it visually appealing and easy to read when stacked on shelves. The target audience is described as young females aged 15-30 who enjoy R&B music.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses various ways the author addressed and attracted their target audience through their media product, which is a magazine. Some key techniques mentioned include: using bright colors and fonts on the cover to stand out; including a competition and gossip to attract readers; featuring various artists to appeal to different music genres; and choosing affordable pricing and an easy to read layout tailored to their target demographic of 16-25 year olds. Images are also used to connect with the audience and represent different music genres.
Evaluation Question 5
The fifth question for the evaluation of my media product for my Foundation Portfolio in Media Studies
Evaluation – question 4 & 5
The target audience for the magazine is 16-25 year olds who are interested in indie pop music, fashion, and lifestyle. The document discusses several ways the magazine aims to attract this audience:
1) By featuring a young female model to connect with female readers and using neutral colors that appeal to both genders.
2) Bold designs and titles are used throughout the magazine, including on the cover and contents page, to draw the eye of the target audience.
3) Interactive elements like a code to download music are included to engage the technology-focused target demographic.
Evaluation final
The document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real media products. Specifically, it notes that the front cover design, layout, color palette, photography style, and inclusion of elements like barcodes are similar to a real music magazine. The contents page also uses conventions found in professional magazines like page numbers, range of photos, and simple color scheme. Font choices and writing style are also used to make the magazine seem more realistic and professionally presented.
Evaluation (5)
The document discusses how the magazine attracts and addresses its target audience of young adults. To attract readers, it uses vibrant colors and fonts on the masthead, models of both genders, images from music festivals, and competitions with music festival prizes. It addresses readers using informal language, references to popular artists and social media, a question and answer article format, and balancing text with images. The direct gaze of the cover model works to directly address and include readers.
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Question 5 – how did you attract/address your audience?
Question 5 – how did you attract/address your audience?
Question 5 – how did you attract and appeal to you target audience?
Question 5 – how did you attract and appeal to you target audience?
Question 5 – how did you attract and appeal to you target audience?
Question 5 – how did you attract and appeal to you target audience?
Evaluation qn 5
- 2. 5) HOW DID YOU ATTRACT/ADDRESS YOUR AUDIENCE?
- 3. Due to the statistic that 70% of people buy their magazines on the spur of the moment, I created my magazine cover with this in mind. I put a lot of focus and effort into the front cover and it is the first thing a buyer would see and ultimately will help to decide whether they will buy it or not. This is why I used bright colours which will help to catch the eyes or the target audience and will help to attract their attention. By using Emily as the main image and focus of the magazine it clearly shows that the magazine features an exclusive interview with her, this will in turn help to encourage teenaged girls to buy it and read it as it is someone young like them and they will be interested in what she has to say.
- 4. The image shown here shows my original plan for the layout of the front cover and how I planned to make it as appealing to the audience as possible.
- 5. The style of the front cover helps to attract a young audience due to the bright and contrasting colours. When creating the page I made sure that I kept the page not too busy and the cover lines were easy to read so that the target audience would not be instantly put off by a busy and cluttered front cover. I edited the front image using photo shop, this was in order to brighten her up and make her look more polished to give it a professional look. When I took the picture the background wasn’t quite white enough so I edited it to make it bright white, which is a typical style for pop magazines but it made her look too pale so by putting it her on a pink background it not only made her stand out but also kept with the girly theme. This helps to make the cover stand out and attract the readers attention.
- 6. The mode of address of my magazine Chart Poppers! Will help to lure young teenaged girls as the language used less formal and therefore relatable. The colloquial style of writing is familiar to my target audience so I kept that in mind when writing my pages. I used this familiar style in my editors letter for example, this was to keep the readers engaged in what they were reading. The format of the magazine is rather relaxed so it can therefore be read recreationally and enjoyed as it is not challenging, this helps when address the target audience as it is more relatable and should resemble talking to a friend.
- 7. The double page spread helps to show how it is relatable to the audience as even though they don’t have Emily Pope’s life with all the fame and success the use of the pull quote helps to show how relatable she truly is. It shows how she was and remains the same as all the readers. As a result, people would be more persuaded to buy the magazine as it is relatively cheap and includes information which they would be inclined to read and find out.
- 8. By making sure that I had plenty of audience feedback throughout the whole process of creating my magazine I was able to know which features, layout designs and details would be most popular with an audience. As I was able to ask teenagers what they though I was able to get a glimpse of what was most popular amongst my target audience. I had many different sources of feedback from comments in posts, votes in poles and answers from questionnaires. It was helpful to get this feedback from a variety of ages and also from boys and girls and it provided me with a wide range of answers. The helped me in producing the most successful magazine I could.