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The front cover of a magazine features pop star Cher Lloyd smiling in a subtly flirtatious pose. Her look uses dark eyeliner to seem kitten-like and able to attract the opposite sex, appealing to the target audience of teenage girls. Additional features like tips on fashion and makeup as favored by pop stars, along with popular items like nail polish and bags, are intended to draw in readers and encourage them to purchase the magazine. Bright feminine colors and Cher Lloyd's eye contact with the audience aim to attract their attention and make them feel personally spoken to.
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The document provides tips on how teenage girls can look like their favorite pop artist, Cher Lloyd. It highlights that the magazine features 106 clothing bargains to appeal to teenagers with limited budgets. Bright feminine colors are used on the cover to instantly grab attention.
Contents page analysis 1
The document summarizes how images on the contents page of a magazine appeal to its target audience. First, images of pop stars and a leopard print clutch bag make the page visually appealing. Second, the images reflect the interests of the readership, showing boys from One Direction and a fashionable clutch bag. These visuals demonstrate the audience's love of music celebrities and current fashion trends followed by their favorite artists.
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Justin Bieber is featured prominently on the magazine cover making eye contact with the viewer to create a sense of direct address and personal connection. His casual style of a denim jacket and white t-shirt allows readers to relate to him while still portraying him as a fashionable celebrity. The use of Justin Bieber as the cover image and his direct gaze are intended to attract the target audience and make them feel personally appealed to in order to encourage them to purchase the magazine.
Cher 4
Teenage girls are often interested in boy bands and male artists featured on pop magazine covers. Placing images of these artists on the left side catches readers' eyes first and instantly persuades them to buy the magazine. The magazine promises to reveal the artists' secrets, which intrigues readers and lures them into the purchase. Hiding the price until after drawing readers in with the cover prevents the cost from affecting their buying decision.
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The document summarizes a magazine article interview with Cher. The standfirst intrigues readers by suggesting they will learn a secret about Cher. Pink text differentiates the interview questions from answers and creates a feminine feel. Highlighted sections link to other interesting parts of the magazine, showing the publication understands its teenage audience.
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The document discusses how Cher's tattoos reflect her rebellious persona in a feminine way, featuring delicate designs like butterflies and birds. It also analyzes how the magazine article uses design techniques like a large pink letter and Cher's image to draw attention to and reinforce the headline about Cher being blamed for others' rebellious behavior.
Front cover analysis cher
The document summarizes a magazine cover aimed at teenage girls. It features a male pop artist to attract their interest. Bright colors, fashion items, and secrets about the artist are used to entice readers to learn more and feel connected to the artist. The cover image of singer Cher Lloyd draws viewers in with her smile and flirty pose while making eye contact with the audience.
Dbs analysis 2
Cher's facial expression and messy hair in the photograph convey a rebellious and wayward persona. She is staring at the camera with her fingertips to her mouth, suggesting she has misbehaved. Her unusual twisted body pose and squirming demeanor further establishes her as unique and childlike in feeling guilty for her actions. Her clashing outfit of striped black and white trousers and a tight royal blue t-shirt, which highlights her figure, represent her extremes in personality and "crazy persona".
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The document provides tips on how teenage girls can look like their favorite pop artist, Cher Lloyd. It highlights that the magazine features 106 clothing bargains to appeal to teenagers with limited budgets. Bright feminine colors are used on the cover to instantly grab attention.
Contents page analysis 1
The document summarizes how images on the contents page of a magazine appeal to its target audience. First, images of pop stars and a leopard print clutch bag make the page visually appealing. Second, the images reflect the interests of the readership, showing boys from One Direction and a fashionable clutch bag. These visuals demonstrate the audience's love of music celebrities and current fashion trends followed by their favorite artists.
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Teenage girls are often interested in boy bands and male artists featured on pop magazine covers. Placing images of these artists on the left side catches readers' eyes first and instantly persuades them to buy the magazine. The magazine promises to reveal the artists' secrets, which intrigues readers and lures them into the purchase. Hiding the price until after drawing readers in with the cover prevents the cost from affecting their buying decision.
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The document summarizes a magazine article interview with Cher. The standfirst intrigues readers by suggesting they will learn a secret about Cher. Pink text differentiates the interview questions from answers and creates a feminine feel. Highlighted sections link to other interesting parts of the magazine, showing the publication understands its teenage audience.
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Front cover analysis cher
The document summarizes a magazine cover aimed at teenage girls. It features a male pop artist to attract their interest. Bright colors, fashion items, and secrets about the artist are used to entice readers to learn more and feel connected to the artist. The cover image of singer Cher Lloyd draws viewers in with her smile and flirty pose while making eye contact with the audience.
Dbs analysis 2
Cher's facial expression and messy hair in the photograph convey a rebellious and wayward persona. She is staring at the camera with her fingertips to her mouth, suggesting she has misbehaved. Her unusual twisted body pose and squirming demeanor further establishes her as unique and childlike in feeling guilty for her actions. Her clashing outfit of striped black and white trousers and a tight royal blue t-shirt, which highlights her figure, represent her extremes in personality and "crazy persona".
Evaluation charlotte m 1
The document describes a student's coursework to create components of an original music magazine, including a front cover, contents page, and double page spread. The student researched real pop magazines to understand conventions and ensure their magazine reflected the genre. Their magazine, called Rhythmix, follows conventions such as using bright colors and a colloquial tone to appeal to its target audience of 14-18 year old girls interested in music, celebrities, and style. The student evaluates how their work achieved genre conventions and fulfilled the needs of their target readership.
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The headline uses a display font decorated with splashes of water to grab attention and set an aquatic theme for the article about a boy band returning from touring America. The splashes flying off the letters maintain the theme while the italicized lowercase letters and aquamarine color create a feminine feel, despite being about a boy band, keeping with the magazine's persona.
Front cover analysis cher
The front cover of a magazine features pop star Cher Lloyd smiling in a subtly flirtatious pose. Her look uses dark eyeliner to seem kitten-like and able to attract the opposite sex, appealing to the target audience of teenage girls. Additional features like tips on fashion and makeup as favored by pop stars, along with popular items like nail polish and bags, are intended to draw in readers and encourage them to purchase the magazine. Bright feminine colors and Cher Lloyd's eye contact with the audience aim to attract their attention and make them feel personally spoken to.
Q2
The document represents young females as its target audience through various design elements:
1) The pink colors and colloquial language like "awesome" and "amazeball" are meant to appeal to and represent the innocent, girly and fun side of young females.
2) The main image features a happy young female to help readers relate and go against stereotypes of troubled youth.
3) The artists featured in the magazine, like One Direction, JLS, Pink, and Taylor Swift, represent the type of music young females enjoy listening to.
4) Additional design elements like a simple color scheme, fun poses, and many images are meant to visually entertain and appeal to young, visual
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Pop magazines use exclusive stories, free posters, and articles about popular celebrities like Niall from One Direction to attract readers and boost sales. The magazines draw readers in with "special reports" on exclusive gossip that can only be found in the magazine. Free posters mentioned at the end of articles encourage readers to purchase the issue. Featuring well-known artists adds further appeal to the target audience of young girls.
Question 2
The document summarizes how a media product represents social groups through its cover image and main story. The cover image of an average girl leaves room for interpretation and does not indicate social class. The main story tells of a celebrity's history of abuse and comeback, representing audiences who have experienced similar issues or are interested in celebrity gossip. Overall, the media product aims to represent teenagers but could also appeal to other audiences through its realistic storyline.
Analysis of similar style magazine cover
This document analyzes and summarizes the cover of the magazine "We Love Pop". It discusses various design elements of the cover including the title, cover lines, lead article, main image, and overall look. The title uses the personal pronoun "We" to create a sense of involvement for readers. Cover lines advertise articles to attract readers' interest using topics like boy bands and fashion trends. The lead article features Cher Lloyd, a popular singer, to appeal to the target audience of girls aged 8-16.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents a particular social group. It summarizes:
1) The target audience is girls in early-to-late teens. It aims to attract this group through focusing on different music genres and female artists, while also using neutral colors that could appeal to males.
2) The language and images used represent the target age group. Colloquial language and loud, dark fashion in the photoshoot connect to the social group. Dark images also reflect insecurities and secrets of the audience.
3) Including the latest music charts and popular artists attracts the young audience who are interested in popular culture, celebrities, and staying up to date on music.
Question 2
The document provides an analysis of a magazine cover and contents to attract a younger female audience aged 17-29 from various socioeconomic backgrounds. Key points analyzed include the use of a non-sexualized female cover model smiling directly at the camera to seem approachable, a rebellious masthead with the word "LOVE" in reverse colors to attract readers, and a variety of articles featuring both male and female artists/subjects to interest both genders. The overall layout, color scheme, and mix of conventional and unconventional styles aim to seem inclusive while maintaining a unique and interesting aesthetic.
Question 2
The document analyzes how a magazine article represents different social groups. The cover image uses abstract facial painting and atypical posing that could appeal to more alternative girls. The black and white interior photo gives a serious tone. The social media screenshot makes the celebrity seem more relatable. The article tells the dark story of the celebrity's abuse experience, which could attract audiences of different ages and backgrounds who relate to overcoming hardship. Overall, the magazine aims to represent different audiences through its varied imagery and real-life narrative.
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The document summarizes a magazine article interview with Cher. It notes that the article is organized into columns and uses pink text to distinguish questions from answers, maintaining the publication's brand identity. Key parts of the article are highlighted in yellow to draw readers' attention to the most exciting parts. This shows that the publication understands its teenage readership and what they want to read about, helping to increase sales.
Question 5 How did you attract / address your audience ?
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Preliminary Research
The document analyzes and summarizes several magazine covers. For a magazine featuring Tyra Banks, the large celebrity image and cover lines about love, money, and career would attract female readers interested in Banks as a role model. A music magazine featuring the band Muse uses bold red text that stands out against the dark image of the lead singer, appealing to fans of heavy rock music. A fashion magazine called Glamour uses a bright pink masthead and headlines that contrast with the black and white celebrity image, drawing attention from its target female audience.
Evaluation Question 2
My magazine represents young women aged 16-25 who enjoy dance music and club culture. It features my two female friends, Carly and Jess, wearing tight, revealing dresses stereotypically associated with nightclubs on the cover and inside pages to attract both male and female readers. Throughout the magazine, the models and thumbnail artist photos aim to portray a sense of fun and appeal to those interested in partying and female pop artists.
Question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents social groups through its imagery. For the front cover photo, the creator chose a photo showing all five band members lying in a circle to represent equality. However, all the models are white, potentially suggesting exclusion of other races. For the contents page photo, the outfit of the featured band member is made the focus to express impressions of young women, with most models covered up unlike stereotypical sexualization of female bands. The photo challenges representations of women needing to look "perfect" and attract attention tightly dressed and made-up.
Evaluation 2
The document compares and contrasts the key similarities and differences between the author's double page magazine spread design and an example design. Some key similarities are that both designs use a natural background with the model on the side to stretch across the whole page. Both models have headwear and expressionless faces to give a hip-hop feel. The main differences are that one design takes place during the day while the other is at night, and the author's design includes a skyline background and external lighting rather than natural light. The author's design is meant to represent young adult males aged 16-21 by focusing on serious topics and dull colors over bright ones, and clothing styles popular among artists like Kendrick Lamar and Drake.
Colour schemes
The document discusses how color schemes are used in magazines to create a unified and targeted aesthetic. It notes that fashion magazines for women often use bright colors like pink, while music magazines like Kerrang! employ a rougher color scheme of black, red, white, and yellow to attract their intended rock audience. The color scheme helps give the magazine a coherent look and feel while also defining its audience.
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The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of females aged 16-24 in designing their magazine cover and contents. Key elements included using the color purple prominently in the masthead to attract female readers, featuring a model of similar age on the cover for readers to relate to, and editing photos to make each stand out. Lexis about music festivals, albums, and artists was used to clearly convey the magazine's focus. Cover lines promoted giveaways and artists appealing to the target demographic.
Cher 1
The magazine masthead uses a feminine font and color with starred details to appeal to young teenage girls. The main headline focuses on celebrity Cher's confidence issues to create relatability for readers who may struggle with the same issues. Using bold text on "confidence" and informal wording like "gasp" and "swagger" grabs attention while relating to the target audience's language.
Pages 11 to 15
The document discusses how the magazine represents teenage girls through its images and content. It shows images of smiling teenage girls on the cover and inside pages to represent the target 13-18 year old female audience in a positive way. The magazine also includes mentions of popular celebrities like Rihanna that would appeal to teenage girls. Feedback from a focus group of 20 teenage girls showed that 15 felt the magazine represented girls very positively, with the rest feeling it was mainly positive. No one thought the representation was negative.
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Evaluation charlotte m 1
The document describes a student's coursework to create components of an original music magazine, including a front cover, contents page, and double page spread. The student researched real pop magazines to understand conventions and ensure their magazine reflected the genre. Their magazine, called Rhythmix, follows conventions such as using bright colors and a colloquial tone to appeal to its target audience of 14-18 year old girls interested in music, celebrities, and style. The student evaluates how their work achieved genre conventions and fulfilled the needs of their target readership.
Dbs 1d 1
The headline uses a display font decorated with splashes of water to grab attention and set an aquatic theme for the article about a boy band returning from touring America. The splashes flying off the letters maintain the theme while the italicized lowercase letters and aquamarine color create a feminine feel, despite being about a boy band, keeping with the magazine's persona.
Front cover analysis cher
The front cover of a magazine features pop star Cher Lloyd smiling in a subtly flirtatious pose. Her look uses dark eyeliner to seem kitten-like and able to attract the opposite sex, appealing to the target audience of teenage girls. Additional features like tips on fashion and makeup as favored by pop stars, along with popular items like nail polish and bags, are intended to draw in readers and encourage them to purchase the magazine. Bright feminine colors and Cher Lloyd's eye contact with the audience aim to attract their attention and make them feel personally spoken to.
Q2
The document represents young females as its target audience through various design elements:
1) The pink colors and colloquial language like "awesome" and "amazeball" are meant to appeal to and represent the innocent, girly and fun side of young females.
2) The main image features a happy young female to help readers relate and go against stereotypes of troubled youth.
3) The artists featured in the magazine, like One Direction, JLS, Pink, and Taylor Swift, represent the type of music young females enjoy listening to.
4) Additional design elements like a simple color scheme, fun poses, and many images are meant to visually entertain and appeal to young, visual
Beib 4
Pop magazines use exclusive stories, free posters, and articles about popular celebrities like Niall from One Direction to attract readers and boost sales. The magazines draw readers in with "special reports" on exclusive gossip that can only be found in the magazine. Free posters mentioned at the end of articles encourage readers to purchase the issue. Featuring well-known artists adds further appeal to the target audience of young girls.
Question 2
The document summarizes how a media product represents social groups through its cover image and main story. The cover image of an average girl leaves room for interpretation and does not indicate social class. The main story tells of a celebrity's history of abuse and comeback, representing audiences who have experienced similar issues or are interested in celebrity gossip. Overall, the media product aims to represent teenagers but could also appeal to other audiences through its realistic storyline.
Analysis of similar style magazine cover
This document analyzes and summarizes the cover of the magazine "We Love Pop". It discusses various design elements of the cover including the title, cover lines, lead article, main image, and overall look. The title uses the personal pronoun "We" to create a sense of involvement for readers. Cover lines advertise articles to attract readers' interest using topics like boy bands and fashion trends. The lead article features Cher Lloyd, a popular singer, to appeal to the target audience of girls aged 8-16.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents a particular social group. It summarizes:
1) The target audience is girls in early-to-late teens. It aims to attract this group through focusing on different music genres and female artists, while also using neutral colors that could appeal to males.
2) The language and images used represent the target age group. Colloquial language and loud, dark fashion in the photoshoot connect to the social group. Dark images also reflect insecurities and secrets of the audience.
3) Including the latest music charts and popular artists attracts the young audience who are interested in popular culture, celebrities, and staying up to date on music.
Question 2
The document provides an analysis of a magazine cover and contents to attract a younger female audience aged 17-29 from various socioeconomic backgrounds. Key points analyzed include the use of a non-sexualized female cover model smiling directly at the camera to seem approachable, a rebellious masthead with the word "LOVE" in reverse colors to attract readers, and a variety of articles featuring both male and female artists/subjects to interest both genders. The overall layout, color scheme, and mix of conventional and unconventional styles aim to seem inclusive while maintaining a unique and interesting aesthetic.
Question 2
The document analyzes how a magazine article represents different social groups. The cover image uses abstract facial painting and atypical posing that could appeal to more alternative girls. The black and white interior photo gives a serious tone. The social media screenshot makes the celebrity seem more relatable. The article tells the dark story of the celebrity's abuse experience, which could attract audiences of different ages and backgrounds who relate to overcoming hardship. Overall, the magazine aims to represent different audiences through its varied imagery and real-life narrative.
Dps !!!!
The document summarizes a magazine article interview with Cher. It notes that the article is organized into columns and uses pink text to distinguish questions from answers, maintaining the publication's brand identity. Key parts of the article are highlighted in yellow to draw readers' attention to the most exciting parts. This shows that the publication understands its teenage readership and what they want to read about, helping to increase sales.
Question 5 How did you attract / address your audience ?
The magazine cover uses a direct photo of "L Cookie" looking at the camera to present him as a fearless character and attract an audience interested in learning more about the real person beneath the facade. Large, prominent cover lines describing featured articles would attract interest without giving too much away. The language in the magazine maintains an informative yet welcoming tone for the audience. Font sizes on the cover lines signal the importance of different stories and issues to further engage readers. Features that present "L Cookie" as relatable to the target audience, such as his age and casual style, aim to draw in those who can identify with his experiences and message.
Preliminary Research
The document analyzes and summarizes several magazine covers. For a magazine featuring Tyra Banks, the large celebrity image and cover lines about love, money, and career would attract female readers interested in Banks as a role model. A music magazine featuring the band Muse uses bold red text that stands out against the dark image of the lead singer, appealing to fans of heavy rock music. A fashion magazine called Glamour uses a bright pink masthead and headlines that contrast with the black and white celebrity image, drawing attention from its target female audience.
Evaluation Question 2
My magazine represents young women aged 16-25 who enjoy dance music and club culture. It features my two female friends, Carly and Jess, wearing tight, revealing dresses stereotypically associated with nightclubs on the cover and inside pages to attract both male and female readers. Throughout the magazine, the models and thumbnail artist photos aim to portray a sense of fun and appeal to those interested in partying and female pop artists.
Question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents social groups through its imagery. For the front cover photo, the creator chose a photo showing all five band members lying in a circle to represent equality. However, all the models are white, potentially suggesting exclusion of other races. For the contents page photo, the outfit of the featured band member is made the focus to express impressions of young women, with most models covered up unlike stereotypical sexualization of female bands. The photo challenges representations of women needing to look "perfect" and attract attention tightly dressed and made-up.
Evaluation 2
The document compares and contrasts the key similarities and differences between the author's double page magazine spread design and an example design. Some key similarities are that both designs use a natural background with the model on the side to stretch across the whole page. Both models have headwear and expressionless faces to give a hip-hop feel. The main differences are that one design takes place during the day while the other is at night, and the author's design includes a skyline background and external lighting rather than natural light. The author's design is meant to represent young adult males aged 16-21 by focusing on serious topics and dull colors over bright ones, and clothing styles popular among artists like Kendrick Lamar and Drake.
Colour schemes
The document discusses how color schemes are used in magazines to create a unified and targeted aesthetic. It notes that fashion magazines for women often use bright colors like pink, while music magazines like Kerrang! employ a rougher color scheme of black, red, white, and yellow to attract their intended rock audience. The color scheme helps give the magazine a coherent look and feel while also defining its audience.
Q5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of females aged 16-24 in designing their magazine cover and contents. Key elements included using the color purple prominently in the masthead to attract female readers, featuring a model of similar age on the cover for readers to relate to, and editing photos to make each stand out. Lexis about music festivals, albums, and artists was used to clearly convey the magazine's focus. Cover lines promoted giveaways and artists appealing to the target demographic.
Cher 1
The magazine masthead uses a feminine font and color with starred details to appeal to young teenage girls. The main headline focuses on celebrity Cher's confidence issues to create relatability for readers who may struggle with the same issues. Using bold text on "confidence" and informal wording like "gasp" and "swagger" grabs attention while relating to the target audience's language.
Pages 11 to 15
The document discusses how the magazine represents teenage girls through its images and content. It shows images of smiling teenage girls on the cover and inside pages to represent the target 13-18 year old female audience in a positive way. The magazine also includes mentions of popular celebrities like Rihanna that would appeal to teenage girls. Feedback from a focus group of 20 teenage girls showed that 15 felt the magazine represented girls very positively, with the rest feeling it was mainly positive. No one thought the representation was negative.
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Case study
Top of the Pops magazine is a monthly publication owned by the BBC that targets pre-teen girls interested in pop music, celebrities, fashion, and makeup. It features news, gossip and fashion tips about popular artists like One Direction and Justin Bieber. The magazine uses a casual, informal tone along with colorful visuals and fonts to appeal to its young, female readership.
Dbs analysis 3
Cher is depicted larger than life holding a vintage camera that matches her quirky star image. Her subtle makeup emphasizes her direct eye contact with the audience. She wears masculine watch and striped trousers that echo the camera's stripes, representing how she is an exuberant live wire through every element of her appearance.
Cher 1
The magazine masthead uses a feminine font and color with stars to appeal to young teenage girls. The main headline focuses on celebrity Cher's confidence issues to make readers feel they can relate. Using bold text on "confidence" and an informal tone with words like "gasp" and "swagger" aims to instantly grab readers' attention and interest in an article about overcoming confidence issues.
Cher 4
Teenage girls are often interested in boy bands and male artists featured on pop magazine covers. Placing images of these artists on the left side catches readers' eyes first and instantly persuades them to buy the magazine. The headlines promise to reveal the artists' secrets and give readers exclusive access to learn more about their personal lives, which attracts the female readers and lures them into buying the publication. Hiding the price until after drawing readers in with intriguing cover images and headlines prevents the cost from impacting purchase decisions.
Dbs 1d 3
The document summarizes an image depicting five boys sitting by a pool with their feet in the water. The boys are smiling up at the camera to appear friendly and approachable. This is meant to make the audience fall in love with them. The high angle shot prevents intimidation and suggests equality among the boys as they sit closely together, showing their bond and comfort with each other. Each boy is dressed differently but they are united by the colored chinos they wear, showing them as fashionable and trendy to attract audiences.
Contents page analysis 2
The document summarizes the contents page of a magazine. It notes that the titles feature a subtle twirl, creating a feminine and youthful feel. Other design elements like hearts and pink gradients reinforce this tone. The layout follows conventions by listing page numbers for stories. However, larger page numbers are used to entice readers to flip through more of the magazine and view additional content.
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Dbs 1d 2
The standfirst summarizes the key points of the article to attract readers' attention. It references the boys being "hotter than ever" to imply their victorious return and increased attractiveness. Mention of secret revelations and a swimming pool reference continue the aquatic theme and hype the article's content. An invitation to "turn over for more" suggests extensive coverage of One Direction to please their fans.
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The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience for a new magazine. Their target audience was both male and female teenagers and young adults. They researched magazine covers in their genre of music to see what appealed to different genders. They considered using a female artist to appeal to both genders. They dressed the artist in fashionable clothing to attract female readers and described her personality in an intriguing way. The color palette, layout, and mix of images were designed to appeal to the whole target audience. Language on the cover also used texting slang popular with this age group.
Media evaluation questions 4,5 and 6.
The document discusses what technologies were used and learned during the process of constructing a magazine media product. Photoshop, InDesign, Microsoft Word, Google Chrome, video recording equipment, cameras, printers, and scanners were used. Skills with Photoshop, InDesign, and creating online blogs were developed. InDesign was particularly useful for combining images and text, while challenges were overcome in learning new software programs. The use of various technologies was essential to complete the planning, research, production and evaluation phases of the project.
Who would be the audience for your media
The document discusses what technologies were used and learned during the process of constructing a magazine media product. Photoshop, InDesign, Microsoft Word, Google Chrome, video recording equipment, cameras, printers, and scanners were used. Skills with Photoshop, InDesign, and creating online blogs were developed. InDesign was particularly useful for combining images and text, while challenges were overcome in learning new software programs. The use of various technologies was essential to complete the planning, research, production and evaluation phases of the project.
Evaluation Questions 4,5 and 6.
Natalie aimed her media product at females aged 17-25. She addressed this audience through the use of elegant fonts, images of groups of girls depicting friendship, and subtle colors like pinks that are known to attract females. Natalie conducted research including surveys that showed this audience would be interested in advertisements and content about music, fashion, and technology. She designed her magazine masthead and layout to stand out visually and address the interests and values of her target female audience.
Evaluation
This document summarizes the key learnings and skills gained from creating a magazine called "Music Junkie" for a course. It discusses improving Photoshop skills like using the spot healing tool to remove blemishes from model photos. Directing a photo shoot to achieve desired effects was another new experience. Feedback was gathered through survey tools like Survey Monkey, which was a useful resource the creator was previously unaware of. Overall, confidence with Photoshop and magazine design grew throughout the project.
Alicia essence
The document summarizes key elements of a magazine cover design and target audience. It notes that the magazine title "Essence" suggests a feminine audience and quality. The use of a well-known artist, Alicia Keys, signifies the genre and acts as a role model to attract readers. Elements like the bold masthead, sell line about saving money and living better, and promotion of latest fashion aim to catch the eye and encourage purchase. The sophisticated color scheme and design aim to appeal to older, successful women seeking health, fitness and beauty advice.
How did you attract
The document discusses strategies for attracting and addressing different audiences through magazine design and photography. Key points include using natural lighting, minimal makeup, and subtle poses to portray youth and authenticity; strategic placement and sizing of images and articles to generate curiosity; and inclusion of diverse personalities and styles to appeal to both male and female readers. Color schemes, fonts, and lighting effects are also chosen carefully to establish a brand identity and convey intended meanings and emotions.
Media evaluation question 5
The document discusses design choices for a music magazine targeted towards young girls. Key points discussed include:
1) Choosing a girly yet unique name, "Hobo std" font, and £1.90 price to attract the target audience.
2) Using pink, purple, yellow and white colors along with a celebrity on the cover and free gift information to catch the eyes of young girls.
3) Including "real life" stories, informal language, and competitions to keep the target audience interested and relate to the magazine.
Top Of The Pops Magazine Analysis
This magazine is targeted at teenage girls aged 11-14 who enjoy pop music, celebrities, and fashion. It features interviews and gossip about popular boy bands and female artists. The magazine uses bright colors, bold fonts, and informal language to appeal to its young female readership. Images of celebrities, quizzes, posters, and opportunities to win prizes also aim to attract teenage girls interested in pop culture.
Evaluation question 1
The magazine uses, develops, and challenges some conventions of real music magazines. It predominantly follows conventions like using a masthead, images, and consistent colors. However, it challenges conventions by aiming at both female and male audiences instead of just women. It also uses a two-shot on the cover rather than just one main artist and increases the scale of the barcode. The contents page challenges conventions by only featuring two main artist images and selectively highlighting some article features over others. Overall, the magazine both adheres to and adjusts some typical magazine conventions to best target its intended audience.
Evaluation question 1
The magazine uses, develops, and challenges some conventions of real music magazines. It predominantly follows conventions like layout, use of images and pull quotes, but rejects some like only featuring one main artist on the cover and contents page to better showcase both artists. Language and tone also challenge conventions by being softer and less direct. While some elements like increased barcode size discard conventions to attract the intended audience. Overall, the magazine both adheres to and innovates on typical music magazine formats.
Analysis of pop magazines
The document analyzes several pop magazines and their front covers. It discusses elements like the mastheads, color schemes, central images, and other design features that target specific audiences. For example, magazines like Top of the Pops and We <3 Pop use pink and girly designs targeting teenage girls, while magazines like Rolling Stone and Blender use more sophisticated designs targeting older readers. The analysis provides insights into how magazines use visual elements to appeal to and attract their intended readership.
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The document describes a student's process of creating components for their own music magazine as part of a media studies coursework assignment. The student produced a front cover, contents page, and double page spread for a pop music magazine called Rhythmix using Adobe Photoshop. The student conducted research on existing pop magazines to understand conventions of design, content, and addressing the target audience. The components feature bright colors, colloquial language, and images of smiling young female models to appeal to the target 14-18 year old female readership. The student evaluates how their work follows magazine conventions and represents their target audience.
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Top of the Pops magazine is a monthly publication owned by the BBC that features pop music news, celebrity gossip, and fashion tips. It targets teenage girls with a style that uses feminine colors and casual language. The magazine provides updates on popular artists like One Direction and Justin Bieber to engage its young female readership.
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Cher's facial expression and messy hair in the photograph convey a rebellious and wayward persona. She is staring at the camera with her fingertips to her mouth, seeming to say "oops" as if she has misbehaved. Her unusual twisted body pose and tight clothing further establish her as unique and unconventional, with extremes in her personality represented by her clashing striped and solid colored outfit.
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