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The document summarizes how a target audience of male youth interested in music was represented in a project. Photographs showed models in branded hoodies and tracksuits in urban areas to portray the stereotypical streetwise lifestyle. While not all males fit this mold, it matches the psychographics of those seeking social change and a better life. The representations aimed to be realistic while reinforcing stereotypes about the audience's interests in fashion, music, and urban environment through photography.
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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.
Evaluation question 2
This document discusses how the creator's media product represents the indie social group. The magazine uses images that portray typical indie music fans through the style of clothing worn by models, who look like casual, happy musicians. Colors and other design elements carry meanings that align with the passions and personalities of indie fans. The target audience of 16-20 year olds is accurately depicted through the choice of an 18-year-old male model dressed in the typical apparel of skinny jeans and converse shoes worn by indie music enthusiasts.
Question 2
The document discusses how a music magazine represents different social groups through its photography. It provides three examples of cover images that appeal to different audiences: 1) An indie musician to represent indie/folk music lovers; 2) JLS to represent hip hop and R&B fans; 3) A 1950s-style pop/soul singer to attract both older readers nostalgic for that era and younger fans of that style. The variety of musical styles and artists in the images aims to make the magazine appealing to a wide range of social groups with different musical tastes.
Question 4
My Magazine targets 16 to late 20s males and females who enjoy house music. It focuses on news and content related to house music clubs, DJs, and music festivals. The target audience regularly attends events featuring house music and DJ performances.
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Miley Cyrus is promoted as a flirty, boundary-pushing artist in order to attract and maintain audience interest in her career. She has drastically changed her image over time from an innocent teen to a more controversial figure, doing so to break from her Disney image and broaden her audience. This controversial image also makes her music videos and herself more commercially appealing and sellable by catching viewers' attention and interest in what she will do next. Artists must invent their image over time in order to stay fresh and appealing to audiences, analyzing what look will attract their target demographics.
Assignment 11 miley cyrus
Miley Cyrus is promoted as a flirty, boundary-pushing artist in order to attract and maintain audience interest in her career. She has drastically changed her image over time from an innocent teen to a more controversial figure, doing so to break from her Disney image and broaden her fan base. This controversial image also makes her music videos and music more commercially appealing and sellable by catching viewers' attention and interest in what she will do next. Artists must invent their image over time in order to stay fresh and appealing to audiences, analyzing what look or style will attract their target demographics.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents social groups. It notes that the artist on the front cover of the magazine represents teens who listen to pop music through her gold pop dress and fun appearance. The magazine also features existing pop artists like Justin Bieber, Rihanna, and The Weeknd, further reflecting the pop genre focus. The target audience of the magazine is described as mainstream listeners who are interested in current pop culture trends and copy the crowd rather than having unique individual tastes.
Star Image
Richard Dyer's theory analyzes pop artists as media texts and distinguishes between performers and pop stars known for their personal lives. The document uses Rihanna as an example of a pop star. According to Dyer's theory, clever management is key to becoming a pop star by generating publicity through scandals. Pop stars are constructed personas similar to films, though based on real people. Audiences only see curated versions of artists' lives. The music industry shapes artists to meet audience demands. Pop stars promote cultural values and ideologies to interest audiences. Rihanna exemplifies this as a influential female artist who connects with fans on social media and sets trends through her public image.
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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.
Evaluation question 2
This document discusses how the creator's media product represents the indie social group. The magazine uses images that portray typical indie music fans through the style of clothing worn by models, who look like casual, happy musicians. Colors and other design elements carry meanings that align with the passions and personalities of indie fans. The target audience of 16-20 year olds is accurately depicted through the choice of an 18-year-old male model dressed in the typical apparel of skinny jeans and converse shoes worn by indie music enthusiasts.
Question 2
The document discusses how a music magazine represents different social groups through its photography. It provides three examples of cover images that appeal to different audiences: 1) An indie musician to represent indie/folk music lovers; 2) JLS to represent hip hop and R&B fans; 3) A 1950s-style pop/soul singer to attract both older readers nostalgic for that era and younger fans of that style. The variety of musical styles and artists in the images aims to make the magazine appealing to a wide range of social groups with different musical tastes.
Question 4
My Magazine targets 16 to late 20s males and females who enjoy house music. It focuses on news and content related to house music clubs, DJs, and music festivals. The target audience regularly attends events featuring house music and DJ performances.
Assignmen 11 miley cyrus m vs a2
Miley Cyrus is promoted as a flirty, boundary-pushing artist in order to attract and maintain audience interest in her career. She has drastically changed her image over time from an innocent teen to a more controversial figure, doing so to break from her Disney image and broaden her audience. This controversial image also makes her music videos and herself more commercially appealing and sellable by catching viewers' attention and interest in what she will do next. Artists must invent their image over time in order to stay fresh and appealing to audiences, analyzing what look will attract their target demographics.
Assignment 11 miley cyrus
Miley Cyrus is promoted as a flirty, boundary-pushing artist in order to attract and maintain audience interest in her career. She has drastically changed her image over time from an innocent teen to a more controversial figure, doing so to break from her Disney image and broaden her fan base. This controversial image also makes her music videos and music more commercially appealing and sellable by catching viewers' attention and interest in what she will do next. Artists must invent their image over time in order to stay fresh and appealing to audiences, analyzing what look or style will attract their target demographics.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents social groups. It notes that the artist on the front cover of the magazine represents teens who listen to pop music through her gold pop dress and fun appearance. The magazine also features existing pop artists like Justin Bieber, Rihanna, and The Weeknd, further reflecting the pop genre focus. The target audience of the magazine is described as mainstream listeners who are interested in current pop culture trends and copy the crowd rather than having unique individual tastes.
Star Image
Richard Dyer's theory analyzes pop artists as media texts and distinguishes between performers and pop stars known for their personal lives. The document uses Rihanna as an example of a pop star. According to Dyer's theory, clever management is key to becoming a pop star by generating publicity through scandals. Pop stars are constructed personas similar to films, though based on real people. Audiences only see curated versions of artists' lives. The music industry shapes artists to meet audience demands. Pop stars promote cultural values and ideologies to interest audiences. Rihanna exemplifies this as a influential female artist who connects with fans on social media and sets trends through her public image.
Question 4 social groups represented
This magazine represents teenagers and young adults aged 15-23 who enjoy indie and alternative music. It portrays the typical fans of this genre as males with long hair and facial hair who wear checked tops and denim jackets, drawing on stereotypes of indie musicians as influences. The artists featured are represented as moody with serious expressions, seen as fashionable and mature role models by fans. Pictures of an artist playing instruments show the positive and lively side of musicians, challenging stereotypes of this demographic as anti-social.
Are you an artist or a singer
The document outlines key differences between an artist and a singer. An artist has a distinct style and creates their own musical genre, while a singer emulates other artists' styles. An artist develops a fan base and brand that is uniquely theirs, whereas a singer does not create their own identifiable persona and follows work opportunities. An artist carefully considers everything from their music to public image to marketing to maintain a consistent brand, while a singer is more flexible in what they perform and how they present themselves.
Evaluation Question 4
The target audience for the magazine is college and university students aged 17-40, with a focus on 17-year old college students living in an urban environment. These students typically dress casually in jeans and band/artist merchandise, enjoy going to concerts, and have interests in recent popular movies and fashion trends. The age range and target demographic is aimed to emulate the audience of Billboard magazine.
Question 2
The document discusses the design choices for the cover of a music magazine targeting 18-25 year olds who enjoy R&B music. It describes selecting a female model wearing casual clothing inspired by artists like Ciara and Rita Ora that the target audience would find relatable. It also notes the model holding Beats headphones as a prop that represents listening to music and connects the past and present in a way readers can relate to. The color scheme of black, blue, white and grey was chosen because it is unisex and appeals to both male and female readers while having meanings like being powerful and elegant.
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.
Codes and coventions of pop
Pop artists portrayed in magazines aim to appeal to a young target audience aged 16-27. They are usually clean cut with youthful styles and bright, colorful clothing. Male artists project an innocent, "boy next door" image while smiling and looking like they are having fun. Fashion is an important topic, with pages dedicated to trends worn by popular artists like ripped jeans, bright colors, and accessories. The codes and conventions of pop magazines emphasize upbeat styles and personalities to match the lively genre.
Artist transferamtion
Miley Cyrus originally gained fame playing the innocent character Hannah Montana on the Disney channel. However, she radically transformed her image after the show, cutting her hair short, bleaching it blonde, and adopting a more rebellious persona. This was seen in her music video for "Wrecking Ball," which featured nudity and sexual imagery, and greatly contrasted with her previous Disney image. While this new image boosted viewership and controversy, it also alienated some of her younger fan base. Music theorists like Richard Dyer and Keith Negus have analyzed how music stars construct images and how record labels balance "organic" artists who evolve naturally and "synthetic" artists with manufactured personas.
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star theory
Richard Dyer developed a theory distinguishing pop stars from pop performers. He argues that pop stars are constructed images crafted by music companies to appeal to audiences. Companies intervene to shape an artist's appearance, persona, and marketing across media to give them a unique selling point. This allows the artist to reach more people and generate more revenue as audiences relate to their constructed image. Stars therefore become artificial people molded by industries into recognizable brands that can be marketed widely. For example, Nicki Minaj's star persona was constructed through changes in music style, appearance, and ideologies presented across her albums, movies, magazines, and products in order to engage more audiences and promote revenue.
Q2
The document discusses how a magazine cover photo represents social groups. It features a young artist wearing a black hat and hoodie, suiting the magazine's look and feel. The hat makes his eyes just visible so his facial expression looks relaxed but serious, appropriate for the magazine. The photo portrays people in the grime music genre, who typically dress in dark street clothes like the model and are seen as members of 'gangs' by others, as indicated by his hat.
Taregt audience
The document describes the target audience for a music magazine as three males named Harj, Stanley, and Winner. They are 17-19 years old, heterosexual, Asian or black, students or in apprenticeships from socio-economic classes C2DE who enjoy genres like hip-hop, dubstep, garage and dancehall. These three exemplify the target audience because they dress in urban styles like high tops, snapbacks, body warmers and sunglasses typical of those genres. Both the artists and audiences in urban genres tend to be similar ages, genders, ethnicities and socio-economic classes, so featuring relatable artists will appeal to the target readership.
Taregt audience as
The document describes the target audience for a music magazine as three males named Harj, Stanley, and Winner. They are 17-19 years old, heterosexual, Asian or black, students or in apprenticeships from socio-economic classes C2DE who enjoy genres like hip-hop, dubstep, garage and dancehall. These three exemplify the target audience because they dress in styles associated with urban music like high tops, snapbacks, body warmers and sunglasses. Images show the target audience and artists dressing similarly in stereotypical urban clothing.
Photographer work
The document discusses two music photographers, David LaChapelle and Rankin. It provides details on their styles, with LaChapelle known for surreal, sexualized photos using unusual props and exaggerated personalities. Rankin takes simple, up-close portraits where the artist stares at the camera, making them the center of attention. The author likes LaChapelle's colorful, attention-grabbing style and Rankin's ability to connect with audiences through direct eye contact and a sense of innocence in the portraits. They plan to emulate Rankin's simplistic technique of shoulder-up close-ups for their magazine cover photo.
Evaluation: Question 4
The target audience for the indie/indie rock magazine is people aged 16-25, both male and female. This age range was chosen to target a more mature audience while still appealing to a wide range. The typical reader would be from a working or middle class, either still in education or working in a creative field. Two examples are provided of typical readers: Andy, a 19 year old who works in a music store and plays in a band, and Louise, a 23 year old graphic designer who is in a band and finds new music through the magazine, social media, and streaming services.
Jorja smith
Jorja Smith is a female R&B and pop artist who appeals mainly to 15-25 year old girls. Her music campaign promotes her new album through her website, music video, and album packaging. The campaign stays true to Jorja Smith's natural image and feminist messages, which engages her primarily female audience. All elements of the campaign, including the website, video, and album packaging, feature consistent fonts and styles that match Jorja Smith's rustic R&B sound.
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Question 4 social groups represented
This magazine represents teenagers and young adults aged 15-23 who enjoy indie and alternative music. It portrays the typical fans of this genre as males with long hair and facial hair who wear checked tops and denim jackets, drawing on stereotypes of indie musicians as influences. The artists featured are represented as moody with serious expressions, seen as fashionable and mature role models by fans. Pictures of an artist playing instruments show the positive and lively side of musicians, challenging stereotypes of this demographic as anti-social.
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The document outlines key differences between an artist and a singer. An artist has a distinct style and creates their own musical genre, while a singer emulates other artists' styles. An artist develops a fan base and brand that is uniquely theirs, whereas a singer does not create their own identifiable persona and follows work opportunities. An artist carefully considers everything from their music to public image to marketing to maintain a consistent brand, while a singer is more flexible in what they perform and how they present themselves.
Evaluation Question 4
The target audience for the magazine is college and university students aged 17-40, with a focus on 17-year old college students living in an urban environment. These students typically dress casually in jeans and band/artist merchandise, enjoy going to concerts, and have interests in recent popular movies and fashion trends. The age range and target demographic is aimed to emulate the audience of Billboard magazine.
Question 2
The document discusses the design choices for the cover of a music magazine targeting 18-25 year olds who enjoy R&B music. It describes selecting a female model wearing casual clothing inspired by artists like Ciara and Rita Ora that the target audience would find relatable. It also notes the model holding Beats headphones as a prop that represents listening to music and connects the past and present in a way readers can relate to. The color scheme of black, blue, white and grey was chosen because it is unisex and appeals to both male and female readers while having meanings like being powerful and elegant.
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.
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Miley Cyrus originally gained fame playing the innocent character Hannah Montana on the Disney channel. However, she radically transformed her image after the show, cutting her hair short, bleaching it blonde, and adopting a more rebellious persona. This was seen in her music video for "Wrecking Ball," which featured nudity and sexual imagery, and greatly contrasted with her previous Disney image. While this new image boosted viewership and controversy, it also alienated some of her younger fan base. Music theorists like Richard Dyer and Keith Negus have analyzed how music stars construct images and how record labels balance "organic" artists who evolve naturally and "synthetic" artists with manufactured personas.
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The document discusses the representation of social groups in media focused on R&B music. It aims to target ambitious young women interested in R&B artists through images and language that portray the genre in a positive light, rather than focusing on negative stereotypes often associated with it like crime and gangs. The cover image is meant to convey a sense of diva-like ambition through a striking pose inspired by artists like Beyoncé and Nicki Minaj. The goal is to provide an alternative representation of the R&B genre and culture.
star theory
Richard Dyer developed a theory distinguishing pop stars from pop performers. He argues that pop stars are constructed images crafted by music companies to appeal to audiences. Companies intervene to shape an artist's appearance, persona, and marketing across media to give them a unique selling point. This allows the artist to reach more people and generate more revenue as audiences relate to their constructed image. Stars therefore become artificial people molded by industries into recognizable brands that can be marketed widely. For example, Nicki Minaj's star persona was constructed through changes in music style, appearance, and ideologies presented across her albums, movies, magazines, and products in order to engage more audiences and promote revenue.
Q2
The document discusses how a magazine cover photo represents social groups. It features a young artist wearing a black hat and hoodie, suiting the magazine's look and feel. The hat makes his eyes just visible so his facial expression looks relaxed but serious, appropriate for the magazine. The photo portrays people in the grime music genre, who typically dress in dark street clothes like the model and are seen as members of 'gangs' by others, as indicated by his hat.
Taregt audience
The document describes the target audience for a music magazine as three males named Harj, Stanley, and Winner. They are 17-19 years old, heterosexual, Asian or black, students or in apprenticeships from socio-economic classes C2DE who enjoy genres like hip-hop, dubstep, garage and dancehall. These three exemplify the target audience because they dress in urban styles like high tops, snapbacks, body warmers and sunglasses typical of those genres. Both the artists and audiences in urban genres tend to be similar ages, genders, ethnicities and socio-economic classes, so featuring relatable artists will appeal to the target readership.
Taregt audience as
The document describes the target audience for a music magazine as three males named Harj, Stanley, and Winner. They are 17-19 years old, heterosexual, Asian or black, students or in apprenticeships from socio-economic classes C2DE who enjoy genres like hip-hop, dubstep, garage and dancehall. These three exemplify the target audience because they dress in styles associated with urban music like high tops, snapbacks, body warmers and sunglasses. Images show the target audience and artists dressing similarly in stereotypical urban clothing.
Photographer work
The document discusses two music photographers, David LaChapelle and Rankin. It provides details on their styles, with LaChapelle known for surreal, sexualized photos using unusual props and exaggerated personalities. Rankin takes simple, up-close portraits where the artist stares at the camera, making them the center of attention. The author likes LaChapelle's colorful, attention-grabbing style and Rankin's ability to connect with audiences through direct eye contact and a sense of innocence in the portraits. They plan to emulate Rankin's simplistic technique of shoulder-up close-ups for their magazine cover photo.
Evaluation: Question 4
The target audience for the indie/indie rock magazine is people aged 16-25, both male and female. This age range was chosen to target a more mature audience while still appealing to a wide range. The typical reader would be from a working or middle class, either still in education or working in a creative field. Two examples are provided of typical readers: Andy, a 19 year old who works in a music store and plays in a band, and Louise, a 23 year old graphic designer who is in a band and finds new music through the magazine, social media, and streaming services.
Jorja smith
Jorja Smith is a female R&B and pop artist who appeals mainly to 15-25 year old girls. Her music campaign promotes her new album through her website, music video, and album packaging. The campaign stays true to Jorja Smith's natural image and feminist messages, which engages her primarily female audience. All elements of the campaign, including the website, video, and album packaging, feature consistent fonts and styles that match Jorja Smith's rustic R&B sound.
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The magazine cover represents independent artists and aims to appeal to a younger audience aged 16-20. The cover features a close-up photo of a female artist with her hands over her ears, mimicking a pose from a past music magazine. This pose captures a silly, friendly side of the artist. The costume styling draws inspiration from independent artist Hannah Reid's fashion sense to appeal to fans of the indie genre. By featuring a female lead singer of a band with two male members, the magazine aims to attract both male and female readers.
Avatars and target audience
My artist's target audience would primarily be females aged 16-20, similar to artists Halsey and Troye Sivan. They would likely be categorized as a "Succeeder" on the NRS Social Demographic Scale, as my artist uses their platform to discuss social issues and does not follow mainstream approaches. My artist is focused on addressing social issues through their music and has traits of a Succeeder. They have a part-time job in retail but their main goal is a career in music. Their hobbies include writing, fashion design, and they have a non-mainstream style influenced by artists like Halsey and Troye Sivan.
Target audience research focus group
The document discusses target audience research for an RnB music magazine using qualitative focus groups. It profiles the typical RnB audience as 16-21 year old working class white British males and females who enjoy street dance and partying. They listen to RnB for the beats and to express their youthful personalities. The target audience would like to see interviews, new music releases, concert dates, and gossip in the magazine.
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