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The media product represents serious and masculine social groups. Specifically, it targets teenage males ages 13-19 who listen to mainstream R&B music. The front cover model looks away from the camera with a serious expression and crossed arms, conveying an aggressive or violent impression. This style matches moodboard images of R&B artists that commonly have serious expressions while looking away from the camera.
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This document discusses how the media product represents social groups. It indicates that the target audience for the magazine is teenagers aged 13-19 who listen to mainstream R&B music. To appeal to this demographic, the model on the cover is depicted as serious and unsmiling with his arms crossed, conveying an aggressive or violent impression. This serious tone is enhanced by the use of black and white photography. Examples from the mood board also show serious expressions and poses for male artists typically depicted in R&B magazines for teenagers.
Question 2 evaluation
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Question 2
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Question 4 social groups represented
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Evaluation Question 2
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This document discusses how the media product represents social groups. It indicates that the target audience for the magazine is teenagers aged 13-19 who listen to mainstream R&B music. To appeal to this demographic, the model on the cover is depicted as serious and unsmiling with his arms crossed, conveying an aggressive or violent impression. This serious tone is enhanced by the use of black and white photography. Examples from the mood board also show serious expressions and poses for male artists typically depicted in R&B magazines for teenagers.
Question 2 evaluation
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Question 2
The document compares and contrasts the representation of social groups in two media products: a Q Magazine cover photo of David Bowie and the student's magazine cover photo of a male artist. It finds that while both use similar shot types and lighting, they differ in the use of makeup, styling, and clothing. The document concludes that the student's photo portrays their male model subject as independent, strong, representative of rock music, serious, talented, and important through the photo's direct gaze, lack of assistance, attire, facial expression, and placement in the magazine.
Question 4 social groups represented
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Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses how media products represent social groups on their covers. It explains that the image on the cover needs to attract the target audience by featuring an artist they can identify with in terms of age, style, and appearance. Specifically, the cover aims to feature a role model for girls aged 15 to 25 by portraying the artist as a confident and rebellious woman who breaks stereotypes about feminine appearance and encourages the audience to find their own identity.
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Evaluation question 2
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Social Groups Question
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Evaluation 2nd question
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Evaluation question 2
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Evaluation question 2
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Question 2
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Media Evaluation Question 2
The document summarizes how the media product represents various social groups. It features a young woman around age 20 on the cover to represent age and gender, challenging stereotypes of older men typically featured. Research found over 50% of the target audience was ages 18-20. It includes a story about social mobility and class to represent aspirational social groups. Images aim to portray artists as down-to-earth and normal rather than glamorized to reflect the target audience. However, race is not well represented as all photos show white young women.
Taylor swift American Musician
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2) how does you media product represent
This document discusses the representation of social groups in a media product's front cover, contents page, and double page spread photos.
The front cover aims to attract a young 16-25 audience of both genders interested in different music genres. It features a mid-shot of an artist holding a guitar in an emotive pose.
The contents page shows a variety of music styles live and in studio through photos of younger people, as it is difficult to attract both young and old audiences.
The double page spread further portrays the featured artist as a futuristic style icon for young people through quirky costumes and personas, using different styles like black and white to show power and color to showcase uniqueness and versatility.
Media Evaluation Q 1&2
My media product both challenges and uses conventions of real music magazines. It challenges conventions by only featuring young female artists, who are underrepresented in acoustic guitar magazines that typically feature older male artists. However, it also follows conventions through its layout, use of cover lines, and color scheme similar to other magazines. The media product represents various social groups including young women under 25, those experiencing social mobility, and fans of acoustic music. While it increases representation of women and class mobility, it does not prominently feature racial diversity or certain subcultures.
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Question 1
This media project is a magazine that represents teenage girls and young women ages 13-21. It features photographs of young female pop/rock artists on the cover and boy bands in the contents page. The language and fashion portrayed in the photographs are geared toward teenagers. The magazine does not target any specific racial group, and aims to represent normal working class people.
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This document discusses representation and stereotypes in the music industry and media. It begins by defining representation and how people and groups are portrayed. It then examines how the music industry creates and maintains images of performers to sell them as commodities and ideologies to target audiences. Several theories are introduced, such as Dyer's theory that stars are constructed by labels to make money. Gender, racial, and other stereotypes are pervasive in how magazines portray women, black people, and other groups. The document suggests that these representations normalize dominant societal views and can negatively influence audiences and limit diversity.
Evaluation Q2
This document analyzes how a teen drama film represents teenagers. It discusses that the film focuses on a group of teenagers hanging out at a shisha cafe late at night. One teenager leaves and is attacked and beaten on his way home. The film portrays common stereotypes of teenagers as deviant and violent. It also notes that continued negative media portrayals could lead teenagers to conform to these stereotypes over time. Psychographic analysis finds that the film depicts typical teenage interests like socializing at cafes. Demographically, the film has a predominantly male cast from various ethnic groups, most characters having low education and income levels.
Question 2
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- It portrays a stereotypical rock star image through dark makeup, leather, and alcohol in photos, but challenges stereotypes through personal interviews.
- While the magazine model is a white heterosexual male, supporting stereotypes, the magazine does not limit itself to any particular race, gender, or sexuality among its readers and fans of rock music.
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- The media product, a magazine, represents and attracts mostly young people aged 16-25 through its rebellious rock star-focused style, including posters of attractive rock stars. Elderly may find this style irritating.
- The magazine's name and visuals, like a model with a tattoo, emphasize a wild, free-spirited view appealing to teenagers who want to be rock stars.
- While rock stars are often stereotyped as dirty drug users, the magazine aims to challenge stereotypes through personal interviews showing there is more to them than their appearance. It aims to show people should not judge by covers.
Question 2
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Representation Theories
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- 1. Evaluation Question 2 How does your media product represent particular social groups?
- 2. • Artists' appearance matters: e.g. sexy, aggressive,innocent,powerful, wealthy. • My model is • looking away from the camera to show he is serious and not interested, • not smiling has a very serious expression a • has his arms crossed in the double-paged spread. • This could give the impression that the artist is very aggressive or violent. The use of black and white also adds to the effect of seriousness.
- 3. Social Group • The target social group is • teenagers between the ages of 13-19. • who listen to mainly mainstream R&B • primarily aimed at males rather than females as it contains very masculine content.
- 4. Moodboard • Artists have expressions which are very serious • artists look away from the camera. • common props are baseball cap and headphones • sexy e.g. Trey Songz is topless which allows him to show his muscular build which is aspirational for men • intimidating through direct gaze and tattoos over their body. My magazine supports this representation of social groups becuae my models have a serious expression and also look away from the camera. I used the Lil Wayne picture for ideas so I applied the same black and white effect for my front cover and contents page.