The document discusses how different social groups are represented in Lily Wilkinson's music magazine. It represents younger audiences aged 15-25 through the featured teenage artist Holly Taylor. Images use props like guitars and skeletons to portray a fun, exciting tone for this younger demographic. Women are shown in a non-sexual, non-provocative manner challenging typical stereotypes, dressed conservatively. The magazine similarly represents social classes to other music publications like NME and Kerrang aimed at younger audiences.

1. HOW DOES YOUR MEDIA
PRODUCT REPRESENT
PARTICULAR SOCIAL
GROUPS?
EVALUATION
QUESTION 2
LILY WILKINSON

2. SOCIAL CLASSES
My magazine has similarities to
those of NME and Kerrang in
relation to how social classes are
represented, as they are both
aimed at a similar age group, and
represent their cover artists in a
similar way in relation to their
genre of music.

3. MISE EN SCENE
The mise en scene of the images I
have included
creates a positive
representation
of this young age range, as they
have a fun and exciting look about
them. The use of a guitar and a
skeleton as props in the
images, reflect a happy and jokey
tone, as well as conveying the
younger demographic in a positive
light.

4. YOUNGER DEMOGRAPHIC
The younger age range is represented through the
artist featured, ‘Holly Taylor’, who is a teenage
female solo artist. This is due to the target audience
for my magazine being aimed at 15 to 25 year olds,
and as a result the readers will be able to relate to
the content regarding the featured artist.

5. WOMEN
The women/girls portrayed in my magazine are not
shown in a provocative or
sexual nature, but rather
like the opposite, which
could suggest I have
challenged the stereotype
of how women are usually
represented. This is done by
the clothing of which all of the women who feature in
my magazine, they are not dressed provocatively, and
are quite covered up.