How does your media product represent particular social groups
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The document describes the two main characters in a media product. Both characters are between 16-18 years old to make them relatable to the target audience of 17-30 year olds. The female character is introduced in her messy bedroom surrounded by her art, similar to how the audience's rooms may be, to help the audience connect with her. She is characterized as belonging to the "indie" and "alternative" social groups based on how those groups dress and act independently. The male character is also somewhat alternative, shown through his skater-style shoes, allowing for a free spirit like the female character. Both characters represent non-conforming, alternative social groups.
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The document discusses how age, gender, and musical genre are represented through various visual elements in magazine cover designs and images. Elements like clothing, makeup, body language, fonts, locations, and props are used to convey whether the artist is young or old, male or female, and what genre of music they represent. Younger artists are depicted as trendy and rebellious, using dark colors and casual clothing, while older artists appear more sophisticated through more formal dress and makeup. Female artists are represented as powerful yet feminine through techniques like eye makeup, san serif fonts, and posture, aiming to appeal to the magazine's male audience.
Question 2
The document discusses how the media product, a magazine called FORTE, represents particular social groups.
The target demographic is mainly females aged 16-30 who likely have jobs and can afford things like music and festivals. Images on the cover and in the magazine show artists performing live at festivals to attract this casual, carefree audience that enjoys fun pursuits.
Comparisons are made to existing magazine covers targeting folk music fans, showing how FORTE's cover and layouts feature simple backgrounds and poses to reflect the soft, serious side of folk music appealing to young women. The choice of artists like Sacha, with long hair and acoustic instruments, aims to represent and attract this social group of acoustic music fans.
Evaluation – question two
This document evaluates how a media product represents particular social groups. The creator aimed their pop music magazine at older teenagers aged 16-19. To represent this social group, the magazine uses sophisticated black and white photos with minimal colors rather than bright colorful images typically seen in magazines for younger audiences. The photos show strong poses and feature themes like tour rumors that would interest older teenagers. While mainly targeting females interested in pop music gossip and fashion, the magazine also appeals to males fans of pop music with its subtle color scheme of black, grey, white and pink rather than overly feminine colors.
Amy Walster media double page spread
This document summarizes a double page magazine spread about a female artist. Some key details:
- The spread includes a mid-shot image of the artist with dark clothing and makeup representing her punk/rock style.
- Quotes from the artist are included to give insights into her personality and views on her genre of music.
- An interview format is suggested to make the text more interesting for readers.
- The strapline decodes the artist's genre and personality.
- The spread concludes by discussing the artist's future and advertising her upcoming album.
- Large prominent images are recommended to draw in readers along with facial expressions representing the genre.
Amy Walster media double page spread
The document provides an analysis of a photo of a middle-aged woman posing with bracelets and dark clothing. Some key points made:
- The woman's bracelets and dark, heavy style suggest she enjoys rock/punk music.
- Her black leather coat and unusual style indicates she does not follow mainstream fashion.
- Her pale makeup, dark hair, and dark eye shadow contribute to a rock/punk aesthetic.
- The photo is a mid-shot from a straight angle but with her head tilted away from the camera.
Double page spread 2
The document discusses using images and layouts in magazines to attract audiences. It analyzes a magazine double page spread and provides suggestions for improvement. Specifically:
- The first page discusses using a large, attractive image of a person with an appropriate expression to represent the genre.
- The second page criticizes the masthead for being too basic and not matching the magazine's genre. It notes the word "exclusive" draws attention.
- The third page likes how quotes are enlarged to stand out but thinks the interview format could be more conversational.
- The last page analyzes the subject's appearance and suggests focusing a specific feature, like facial expression, to direct the audience's attention.
Features page pitching to an audience
This document provides details on the design and content of a features page introducing a new pop artist in a teenage magazine. It describes the genre as pop with a young female singer and includes some brief background on the artist. The style uses subheadings, a quote on the image, and sections the heading and subheading to avoid clutter. Black and red are used as main colors. The language provides information without a personal tone since the artist is new. A serif font aims for a formal approach to match the artist. The indirect photography shows the artist in action recording music to reflect her status as a new artist.
Double page spread
This double page magazine spread features Solange Knowles. It uses a color scheme of black, red, and blue that complement each other and draw attention to the main central image of Solange. There are seven pictures of her in different poses, showing her personality. The layout follows a conventional "C" type format with the heading on the top right and image on the middle left and text on the bottom right, making it visually clear and easy to read. The plain white background and bold colors and typography are used to attract readers.
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The document discusses how age, gender, and musical genre are represented through various visual elements in magazine cover designs and images. Elements like clothing, makeup, body language, fonts, locations, and props are used to convey whether the artist is young or old, male or female, and what genre of music they represent. Younger artists are depicted as trendy and rebellious, using dark colors and casual clothing, while older artists appear more sophisticated through more formal dress and makeup. Female artists are represented as powerful yet feminine through techniques like eye makeup, san serif fonts, and posture, aiming to appeal to the magazine's male audience.
Question 2
The document discusses how the media product, a magazine called FORTE, represents particular social groups.
The target demographic is mainly females aged 16-30 who likely have jobs and can afford things like music and festivals. Images on the cover and in the magazine show artists performing live at festivals to attract this casual, carefree audience that enjoys fun pursuits.
Comparisons are made to existing magazine covers targeting folk music fans, showing how FORTE's cover and layouts feature simple backgrounds and poses to reflect the soft, serious side of folk music appealing to young women. The choice of artists like Sacha, with long hair and acoustic instruments, aims to represent and attract this social group of acoustic music fans.
Evaluation – question two
This document evaluates how a media product represents particular social groups. The creator aimed their pop music magazine at older teenagers aged 16-19. To represent this social group, the magazine uses sophisticated black and white photos with minimal colors rather than bright colorful images typically seen in magazines for younger audiences. The photos show strong poses and feature themes like tour rumors that would interest older teenagers. While mainly targeting females interested in pop music gossip and fashion, the magazine also appeals to males fans of pop music with its subtle color scheme of black, grey, white and pink rather than overly feminine colors.
Amy Walster media double page spread
This document summarizes a double page magazine spread about a female artist. Some key details:
- The spread includes a mid-shot image of the artist with dark clothing and makeup representing her punk/rock style.
- Quotes from the artist are included to give insights into her personality and views on her genre of music.
- An interview format is suggested to make the text more interesting for readers.
- The strapline decodes the artist's genre and personality.
- The spread concludes by discussing the artist's future and advertising her upcoming album.
- Large prominent images are recommended to draw in readers along with facial expressions representing the genre.
Amy Walster media double page spread
The document provides an analysis of a photo of a middle-aged woman posing with bracelets and dark clothing. Some key points made:
- The woman's bracelets and dark, heavy style suggest she enjoys rock/punk music.
- Her black leather coat and unusual style indicates she does not follow mainstream fashion.
- Her pale makeup, dark hair, and dark eye shadow contribute to a rock/punk aesthetic.
- The photo is a mid-shot from a straight angle but with her head tilted away from the camera.
Double page spread 2
The document discusses using images and layouts in magazines to attract audiences. It analyzes a magazine double page spread and provides suggestions for improvement. Specifically:
- The first page discusses using a large, attractive image of a person with an appropriate expression to represent the genre.
- The second page criticizes the masthead for being too basic and not matching the magazine's genre. It notes the word "exclusive" draws attention.
- The third page likes how quotes are enlarged to stand out but thinks the interview format could be more conversational.
- The last page analyzes the subject's appearance and suggests focusing a specific feature, like facial expression, to direct the audience's attention.
Features page pitching to an audience
This document provides details on the design and content of a features page introducing a new pop artist in a teenage magazine. It describes the genre as pop with a young female singer and includes some brief background on the artist. The style uses subheadings, a quote on the image, and sections the heading and subheading to avoid clutter. Black and red are used as main colors. The language provides information without a personal tone since the artist is new. A serif font aims for a formal approach to match the artist. The indirect photography shows the artist in action recording music to reflect her status as a new artist.
Double page spread
This double page magazine spread features Solange Knowles. It uses a color scheme of black, red, and blue that complement each other and draw attention to the main central image of Solange. There are seven pictures of her in different poses, showing her personality. The layout follows a conventional "C" type format with the heading on the top right and image on the middle left and text on the bottom right, making it visually clear and easy to read. The plain white background and bold colors and typography are used to attract readers.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. It focuses on representing the urban and mainstream social groups. For the opening sequence, characters are portrayed as having a close sisterly bond through similar clothing in flashback shots. Low angle shots emphasize the main protagonist's strong personality. Music is upbeat to appeal to urban tastes yet easy to listen to. Clothing is plain to seem relatable to mainstream audiences. Shots create tension through an unexpected chase scene.
How does your magazine represent your particular social group
A social group can be defined as people who share common characteristics like age, gender, race, interests or styles. Urban youth are often stereotyped as having gang culture or misconduct behaviors. An urban magazine aims to attract this target audience by including similar themes seen in urban magazines and embedding ideas of stereotypical urban characteristics. R&B and hip hop audiences often overlap due to hybrid musical themes that bring the genres and fans together. Artists in these genres use their appearance, including dominance themes and seduction, to promote their status, power and music to appeal to audiences. An example magazine spread aims to attract an urban audience through themes of dominance, prominence, seduction and gang culture embedded in the imagery, typography and designs
How does your magazine represent your particular social group 2
A social group can be defined as people who share common characteristics like age, gender, race, interests or styles. Urban youth are often stereotyped as having gang culture or misconduct behaviors. An urban magazine aims to attract this target audience by including similar themes seen in urban magazines and embedding ideas of stereotypical urban characteristics. R&B and hip hop audiences overlap due to hybrid musical themes, and appearance plays a big role in how artists in these genres promote themselves and appeal to fans. Common themes seen in artist promotion include power, dominance, seduction and provocation.
How does your magazine represent your particular social group 2
This document discusses social groups and themes used in urban and hip hop/R&B music and culture to attract audiences. It explains that social groups are defined by shared characteristics like age, gender, race, interests and styles. Urban culture specifically refers to youth in urban environments who share styles and interests, sometimes involving gang or problem behavior stereotypes. Artists in hip hop and R&B aim to promote power, dominance, seduction and status through their appearance, imagery and music videos to appeal to audiences. Themes of royalty, prominence, gang culture and beauty are explored in several artist images as ways to represent these genres and draw in fans.
Task 9 formal proposal
This document outlines initial ideas for a magazine called "SYMBOL" targeting indie rock music fans. The magazine will aim to attract both male and female readers. For the front cover, a medium shot of a vibrantly dressed female artist will be used to represent females in indie rock without focusing on sexuality. The contents page will list sections in different colors with a large image of the cover artist and three smaller images of other features. A double page spread will include a visual interview with four photos of the cover artist in different poses and styles to showcase her personality.
Task 9 formal proposal (2)
This document outlines Jessica Perry's proposal for a magazine called "SYMBOL" focused on indie rock music. Some key points:
- The name "SYMBOL" has a double meaning related to symbols and cymbals in drum kits.
- The target audience is both male and female fans of indie rock music ages 16-30, challenging the stereotype of only appealing to white males.
- Initial cover ideas feature a female indie rock artist dressed vibrantly to show females can be powerful in the genre.
- The contents page would list sections and feature the cover artist and smaller images of other features.
- A double page article would interview the cover artist using four different photos to showcase her personality visually
Analysis double page spread
The document provides details on the layout and design of a double page magazine spread featuring an artist. The artist's name is prominently displayed in large capital letters across both pages to identify who is being featured. A large close-up photo of the artist fills one side of the spread. The article is written in a font that contrasts with the black background for readability. The overall design aims to appeal to both younger and older audiences through its mature yet approachable style.
How does your media product represent particular social groups?
This magazine represents the indie social group through its front cover featuring a messy, careless model emotionlessly holding an acoustic guitar, signaling its focus on folk and acoustic music. Interior pages continue this representation through consistent color schemes, repeated images of the model in different gloomy poses showing no emotion, reinforcing stereotypes of indie people as grumpy music lovers.
Nme Magazine 2
The Killers are featured on the cover of NME magazine. The band members are portrayed as powerful and intimidating through their confident posture and serious facial expressions, representing how seriously they take their music. NME targets readers aged 16 and older with its up-to-date style, eye-catching images, and focus on indie bands like The Killers.
REPRESENTATIONS IN OUR MUSIC VIDEO
The document outlines plans for a music video featuring a male and female character aged 19-23. The characters will be in a relationship that experiences a breakup over the course of the video, as the filmmakers believe this theme will be relatable. Both characters will follow current trends in clothing and technology like iPhones. The male will be introverted and struggle internally, while the female is more extroverted and social but also values independence. The video plans to realistically portray the dark ending of a relationship breakup through compelling representations the filmmakers think audiences will find engaging.
Iqbal 4 double spread music magz
The artist is posing in an uncomfortable way to portray her emotional music genre, such as emo or soul. She is wearing thick makeup and a leather jacket, symbols of caring about appearance and the rock genre. The pink color scheme, childish text, and dog collar imply a girly, wild, and tamed beast persona. The champagne, suit, and balloons in the background represent a wealthy and successful "made man." The large close-up image focuses on the rapper's wealth symbols of watch, ring, chain and tattoos from the streets and struggle, as well as his pride in New York City.
Artist mise en-scene
The document discusses the choices made in featuring a particular artist in a magazine. The artist was chosen because he effectively represented the ethnic profiling of the R&B genre, which connects to the target audience. The model was instructed to wear a black suit to emphasize formality and a serious tone for discussing personal matters. A throne was used as a prop to symbolize the theme of the article and glorify the artist's status. The direct gaze of the artist in the shot allows a personal connection to discuss important world issues and injustice affecting the audience.
Music Magazine Double page spread analyses
The document summarizes the layout, color scheme, images, and fonts used in magazine spreads about four different musical artists:
1) Nicki Minaj's spread uses pink to attract teenage girls and features a plasticized image of Minaj to portray her as a style icon.
2) Lily Allen's spread aims to show her as relatable through her casual clothing and questioning facial expression in her offset image.
3) The indie artist is shown casually dressed with a blank background focusing on his face, conveying he seems uninterested in being there.
4) Jay-Z's spread contrasts red and blue to represent his two sides, and features a serious image of him to show his dedication to
Pooja evaluation
The document summarizes the opening sequence for a teen film. It compares the opening to Napoleon Dynamite, noting differences in conventions used. The opening uses a voiceover of the main character's thoughts as she looks through her yearbook. It represents teenagers and social groups, showing the main character's feelings about a boyfriend and another girl. The intended audience is ages 12+ and distribution could be through Film4 or Channel 4. Various technologies were used in creating the opening, including iMovie and cameras.
Evaluation Question 2
This document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups through its use of shots, mise-en-scene, props, and lack of dialogue in an opening sequence. It describes establishing shots that show the main character is a teenage girl through her clothes and face. Mise-en-scene and props like nooses, a dark cellar setting, a knife, and bottle suggest the girl's interests differ from typical teens. Plain mise-en-scene leaves the girl's thoughts unclear, intriguing the target audience as little is revealed. While dialogue is absent, focus on the girl establishes her as the main character, and listed props mark her as unusual.
Evaluation q2
The document summarizes differences and similarities between images used in an example contents page and the creator's own contents page. Some key differences are that the example images feature subjects wearing black, grey and red with bandanas, while the creator's image features more casual clothing. A main similarity is that both images feature subjects standing side-on facing the camera with blank facial expressions, as is common in hip hop magazines. The document also analyzes how the creator's media product likely represents younger male audiences aged 16-21 based on the darker color palette and story topics featured.
Naomi how does your magazine represent particular social groups2
This magazine is targeted towards teenagers interested in indie music aged 13-19. The front cover features a stereotypical "indie guy" model in casual clothing and messy hair to appeal to this demographic. Photos were taken outdoors for good lighting and to convey an "air of attitude" fitting for indie teens. The double page article interviews an artist within the target age range, discussing both their music and personal life to help readers feel connected to artists on a personal level as well as through their songs. The interview is crafted to have an informal, casual feel like a conversation among friends.
Evaluation q2
This document discusses how a magazine represents the social group of pop/rock music fans. The magazine's style is based on similar publications like Q, Kerrang, and NME that also target this audience. The colors red, black and white were chosen to represent the genre. The model, Cam, was selected because his casual style in trendy but comfortable clothes would appeal to both male and female fans of pop/rock. The contents page features a band interview to engage the social group and draw them in with personal details about a band they like. The page layout, text style, and casual dressed male model are all designed to represent and appeal to different aspects of the magazine's target pop/rock social group.
Blog evaluation q2
The document discusses considerations for images and content in a magazine blog targeted towards 14-17 year old girls. For the front cover, a young girl was chosen to represent the target audience and her outfit and expression portray a "pop" element while maintaining a mature, indie style. Interior images include black and white photos to represent the indie style and show artists as approachable through casual poses and clothing. A collage format was used for content pages as it suits the target demographic. Photos for features aim to present the artists as normal people rather than just musicians.
Social groups evaluation
My magazine aims to portray social groups interested in jazz music, ranging from ages 25-60, in a positive light. This includes university students, families, retired citizens, and working professionals in their late 20s. The magazine features a model in her 30s to represent mature, sophisticated jazz fans and includes black and white imagery to evoke the classic jazz era. Interviews with jazz artists and information about music downloads and live performances help include fans across different social circles united by their interest in jazz. The £3.50 price point aims to balance appeal to upper and middle class readers.
How does your media product represent particular social groups?
The document summarizes the target audience and design choices for a magazine. The target audience is females aged 17-21, focused on the pop/chart music genre. Images in the magazine were chosen to represent this young, enthusiastic, and confident social group. Comparisons are made between images in the designed magazine and real media products to show how the images attract the target demographic.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how the author represented an indie social group in their magazine product. Individual social groups are shown to fit the indie theme. The models have non-mainstream looks through their hair styles, clothing, and makeup. This makes them seem mysterious and different from normal or popular social groups. Both models portrayed an independent social group that is not completely mainstream through their unique hair, glasses, and clothing styles.
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Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. It focuses on representing the urban and mainstream social groups. For the opening sequence, characters are portrayed as having a close sisterly bond through similar clothing in flashback shots. Low angle shots emphasize the main protagonist's strong personality. Music is upbeat to appeal to urban tastes yet easy to listen to. Clothing is plain to seem relatable to mainstream audiences. Shots create tension through an unexpected chase scene.
How does your magazine represent your particular social group
A social group can be defined as people who share common characteristics like age, gender, race, interests or styles. Urban youth are often stereotyped as having gang culture or misconduct behaviors. An urban magazine aims to attract this target audience by including similar themes seen in urban magazines and embedding ideas of stereotypical urban characteristics. R&B and hip hop audiences often overlap due to hybrid musical themes that bring the genres and fans together. Artists in these genres use their appearance, including dominance themes and seduction, to promote their status, power and music to appeal to audiences. An example magazine spread aims to attract an urban audience through themes of dominance, prominence, seduction and gang culture embedded in the imagery, typography and designs
How does your magazine represent your particular social group 2
A social group can be defined as people who share common characteristics like age, gender, race, interests or styles. Urban youth are often stereotyped as having gang culture or misconduct behaviors. An urban magazine aims to attract this target audience by including similar themes seen in urban magazines and embedding ideas of stereotypical urban characteristics. R&B and hip hop audiences overlap due to hybrid musical themes, and appearance plays a big role in how artists in these genres promote themselves and appeal to fans. Common themes seen in artist promotion include power, dominance, seduction and provocation.
How does your magazine represent your particular social group 2
This document discusses social groups and themes used in urban and hip hop/R&B music and culture to attract audiences. It explains that social groups are defined by shared characteristics like age, gender, race, interests and styles. Urban culture specifically refers to youth in urban environments who share styles and interests, sometimes involving gang or problem behavior stereotypes. Artists in hip hop and R&B aim to promote power, dominance, seduction and status through their appearance, imagery and music videos to appeal to audiences. Themes of royalty, prominence, gang culture and beauty are explored in several artist images as ways to represent these genres and draw in fans.
Task 9 formal proposal
This document outlines initial ideas for a magazine called "SYMBOL" targeting indie rock music fans. The magazine will aim to attract both male and female readers. For the front cover, a medium shot of a vibrantly dressed female artist will be used to represent females in indie rock without focusing on sexuality. The contents page will list sections in different colors with a large image of the cover artist and three smaller images of other features. A double page spread will include a visual interview with four photos of the cover artist in different poses and styles to showcase her personality.
Task 9 formal proposal (2)
This document outlines Jessica Perry's proposal for a magazine called "SYMBOL" focused on indie rock music. Some key points:
- The name "SYMBOL" has a double meaning related to symbols and cymbals in drum kits.
- The target audience is both male and female fans of indie rock music ages 16-30, challenging the stereotype of only appealing to white males.
- Initial cover ideas feature a female indie rock artist dressed vibrantly to show females can be powerful in the genre.
- The contents page would list sections and feature the cover artist and smaller images of other features.
- A double page article would interview the cover artist using four different photos to showcase her personality visually
Analysis double page spread
The document provides details on the layout and design of a double page magazine spread featuring an artist. The artist's name is prominently displayed in large capital letters across both pages to identify who is being featured. A large close-up photo of the artist fills one side of the spread. The article is written in a font that contrasts with the black background for readability. The overall design aims to appeal to both younger and older audiences through its mature yet approachable style.
How does your media product represent particular social groups?
This magazine represents the indie social group through its front cover featuring a messy, careless model emotionlessly holding an acoustic guitar, signaling its focus on folk and acoustic music. Interior pages continue this representation through consistent color schemes, repeated images of the model in different gloomy poses showing no emotion, reinforcing stereotypes of indie people as grumpy music lovers.
Nme Magazine 2
The Killers are featured on the cover of NME magazine. The band members are portrayed as powerful and intimidating through their confident posture and serious facial expressions, representing how seriously they take their music. NME targets readers aged 16 and older with its up-to-date style, eye-catching images, and focus on indie bands like The Killers.
REPRESENTATIONS IN OUR MUSIC VIDEO
The document outlines plans for a music video featuring a male and female character aged 19-23. The characters will be in a relationship that experiences a breakup over the course of the video, as the filmmakers believe this theme will be relatable. Both characters will follow current trends in clothing and technology like iPhones. The male will be introverted and struggle internally, while the female is more extroverted and social but also values independence. The video plans to realistically portray the dark ending of a relationship breakup through compelling representations the filmmakers think audiences will find engaging.
Iqbal 4 double spread music magz
The artist is posing in an uncomfortable way to portray her emotional music genre, such as emo or soul. She is wearing thick makeup and a leather jacket, symbols of caring about appearance and the rock genre. The pink color scheme, childish text, and dog collar imply a girly, wild, and tamed beast persona. The champagne, suit, and balloons in the background represent a wealthy and successful "made man." The large close-up image focuses on the rapper's wealth symbols of watch, ring, chain and tattoos from the streets and struggle, as well as his pride in New York City.
Artist mise en-scene
The document discusses the choices made in featuring a particular artist in a magazine. The artist was chosen because he effectively represented the ethnic profiling of the R&B genre, which connects to the target audience. The model was instructed to wear a black suit to emphasize formality and a serious tone for discussing personal matters. A throne was used as a prop to symbolize the theme of the article and glorify the artist's status. The direct gaze of the artist in the shot allows a personal connection to discuss important world issues and injustice affecting the audience.
Music Magazine Double page spread analyses
The document summarizes the layout, color scheme, images, and fonts used in magazine spreads about four different musical artists:
1) Nicki Minaj's spread uses pink to attract teenage girls and features a plasticized image of Minaj to portray her as a style icon.
2) Lily Allen's spread aims to show her as relatable through her casual clothing and questioning facial expression in her offset image.
3) The indie artist is shown casually dressed with a blank background focusing on his face, conveying he seems uninterested in being there.
4) Jay-Z's spread contrasts red and blue to represent his two sides, and features a serious image of him to show his dedication to
Pooja evaluation
The document summarizes the opening sequence for a teen film. It compares the opening to Napoleon Dynamite, noting differences in conventions used. The opening uses a voiceover of the main character's thoughts as she looks through her yearbook. It represents teenagers and social groups, showing the main character's feelings about a boyfriend and another girl. The intended audience is ages 12+ and distribution could be through Film4 or Channel 4. Various technologies were used in creating the opening, including iMovie and cameras.
Evaluation Question 2
This document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups through its use of shots, mise-en-scene, props, and lack of dialogue in an opening sequence. It describes establishing shots that show the main character is a teenage girl through her clothes and face. Mise-en-scene and props like nooses, a dark cellar setting, a knife, and bottle suggest the girl's interests differ from typical teens. Plain mise-en-scene leaves the girl's thoughts unclear, intriguing the target audience as little is revealed. While dialogue is absent, focus on the girl establishes her as the main character, and listed props mark her as unusual.
Evaluation q2
The document summarizes differences and similarities between images used in an example contents page and the creator's own contents page. Some key differences are that the example images feature subjects wearing black, grey and red with bandanas, while the creator's image features more casual clothing. A main similarity is that both images feature subjects standing side-on facing the camera with blank facial expressions, as is common in hip hop magazines. The document also analyzes how the creator's media product likely represents younger male audiences aged 16-21 based on the darker color palette and story topics featured.
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Naomi how does your magazine represent particular social groups2
This magazine is targeted towards teenagers interested in indie music aged 13-19. The front cover features a stereotypical "indie guy" model in casual clothing and messy hair to appeal to this demographic. Photos were taken outdoors for good lighting and to convey an "air of attitude" fitting for indie teens. The double page article interviews an artist within the target age range, discussing both their music and personal life to help readers feel connected to artists on a personal level as well as through their songs. The interview is crafted to have an informal, casual feel like a conversation among friends.
Evaluation q2
This document discusses how a magazine represents the social group of pop/rock music fans. The magazine's style is based on similar publications like Q, Kerrang, and NME that also target this audience. The colors red, black and white were chosen to represent the genre. The model, Cam, was selected because his casual style in trendy but comfortable clothes would appeal to both male and female fans of pop/rock. The contents page features a band interview to engage the social group and draw them in with personal details about a band they like. The page layout, text style, and casual dressed male model are all designed to represent and appeal to different aspects of the magazine's target pop/rock social group.
Blog evaluation q2
The document discusses considerations for images and content in a magazine blog targeted towards 14-17 year old girls. For the front cover, a young girl was chosen to represent the target audience and her outfit and expression portray a "pop" element while maintaining a mature, indie style. Interior images include black and white photos to represent the indie style and show artists as approachable through casual poses and clothing. A collage format was used for content pages as it suits the target demographic. Photos for features aim to present the artists as normal people rather than just musicians.
Social groups evaluation
My magazine aims to portray social groups interested in jazz music, ranging from ages 25-60, in a positive light. This includes university students, families, retired citizens, and working professionals in their late 20s. The magazine features a model in her 30s to represent mature, sophisticated jazz fans and includes black and white imagery to evoke the classic jazz era. Interviews with jazz artists and information about music downloads and live performances help include fans across different social circles united by their interest in jazz. The £3.50 price point aims to balance appeal to upper and middle class readers.
How does your media product represent particular social groups?
The document summarizes the target audience and design choices for a magazine. The target audience is females aged 17-21, focused on the pop/chart music genre. Images in the magazine were chosen to represent this young, enthusiastic, and confident social group. Comparisons are made between images in the designed magazine and real media products to show how the images attract the target demographic.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how the author represented an indie social group in their magazine product. Individual social groups are shown to fit the indie theme. The models have non-mainstream looks through their hair styles, clothing, and makeup. This makes them seem mysterious and different from normal or popular social groups. Both models portrayed an independent social group that is not completely mainstream through their unique hair, glasses, and clothing styles.
How does your media product represent particular social groups ?
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Question 2
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The document discusses the design choices made for a magazine feature representing the social group of emergent service workers. A 16-year-old girl was photographed in makeup and clothes reflecting the group's "young", "new", and "urban" qualities. Her pose shows someone who "lives for today". The color scheme and magazine name ("mortal") were also chosen to suit this social group. Pictures on the contents page show only young people, dressed casually to represent the group's lower income. Captions reinforce themes of living in the present moment.
Question 2
The document discusses the design choices made for a magazine feature representing the social group of emergent service workers. A 16-year-old girl was photographed in makeup and clothes reflecting the group's "young", "new", and "urban" qualities. Her pose shows someone who "lives for today". The color scheme and magazine name ("mortal") were also chosen to suit this social group. Pictures on the contents page show only young people, dressed casually to represent the group's lower income. Captions reinforce themes of living in the present moment.
Social groups
The document discusses the design choices made for a magazine feature representing the social group of emergent service workers. A 16-year-old girl was photographed wearing casual, youthful clothing to depict the group's characteristics of being young, new, urban, and not having much money. The color scheme and name of the magazine were also selected to align with and portray this social group. Pictures on the contents page show other young people in casual outfits to symbolize the emergent service workers' demographic.
Question 4
The document discusses how a rap music magazine represents a particular social group. Specifically, it aims to portray the "deprived council block kids" who look up to rap stars in a positive light, as this social group is often negatively depicted in other media.
The magazine includes images and quotes that play into stereotypes but are justified in the document. Aggressive photos of rappers are said to represent protecting oneself growing up in a rough area. A provocative photo of a model represents her making the most of her options. References to drugs and crime are explained as ways for artists to deal with stress and aid their careers rather than fit an image.
Overall, the document argues the magazine provides context and explanations for
Question 2
This document discusses how a media product represents social groups. It focuses on the development of a magazine called "Criminal". The target audience was defined as mostly male, aged 17-30, interested in underground music. The front cover, contents, and spreads were designed to appeal to this demographic. Dark colors and clean layouts were used to create an urban yet professional aesthetic. References were made to other similar magazines to ensure the representation aligned with the genre. In conclusion, the magazine was meant to portray and attract an audience interested in maturing and exploring rap/hip-hop music.
Question 2
The document summarizes the representation of social groups in a magazine. It represents both genders on the cover but features a male model slightly more prominently. It targets 16-22 year olds and represents them positively as inspirational innovators, not anti-social stereotypes. It shows a relaxed view of gender roles by not emphasizing extreme masculinity/femininity and portraying the female cover model as strong and confident. Both new and established musicians are featured to appeal to readers' diverse tastes. Young people are the main social group represented, shown as fun, serious, and confident challenging stereotypes of them as helpless or insincere.
Media question 2 1
The document summarizes how the media product represents various social groups. Women are represented frequently in a positive, non-sexualized manner that challenges stereotypes. Both sexes are depicted as successful based on their talents. Only one male is shown, with his face concealed to not be the main focus. Younger people are the target audience and are portrayed as dedicated professionals to challenge stereotypes, while older people are not included. There is a lack of representation of different ethnicities, sexualities, and disabilities. The genre of alternative music is represented through a minimalist layout that emulates the genre's laidback tone, as well as by featuring mainstream artists to introduce audiences to underground bands.
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.
Evaluation 2
The document summarizes how the media product, a magazine, represents particular social groups. It represents white British teenagers and young adults through the images featured. Most images are of females to avoid objectification and appeal to both genders. Close-up shots of females portray them as subjects, while mid-shots of males do the same. Casual clothing and smiles create approachability and relatability for the target audience. The layout balances images and text for engagement and accessibility. Models aim to serve as realistic role models for readers to aspire to through a sense of personal connection and positive portrayal.
Media question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents various social groups. Women are represented frequently and are not sexualized. Both sexes are depicted positively for their musical talents. Only one male is shown, with his face concealed, suggesting he is not the main focus. Young people are mainly shown and portrayed as dedicated to their career, though different social groups are not well-represented. The genre of alternative music is represented through the magazine's minimalist layout and structure, as well as featuring mainstream artists to appeal to fans of the genre.
Evaluation for music magazine.
The document discusses the design choices for a music magazine called "TUNE" aimed at teenagers and young adults. Key points include:
- The name "TUNE" was chosen as it relates to music and would appeal to the target audience.
- A bold, red and black masthead was designed to stand out and represent excitement/passion.
- The cover features a headshot of an upcoming female artist in a fur coat, to portray strong female artists and attract more female readers.
- Inside pages include interviews and photos of various artists from different cultures to seem inclusive. Columns and pull quotes are used for a professional look.
- The magazine focuses on the hip hop genre to appeal
Evluation question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. It focuses on a magazine for the indie/pop music genre.
The magazine aims to appeal to fans of bands like The 1975 and Kodaline through the styles portrayed. On the cover, the model wears all black to stand out, with red lips as her only color.
Across the magazine, the photos are edited creatively to look vintage and unique. The models portray quirky styles through things like colorful hair, vintage accessories, and mixing patterns. The language uses teen slang to relate to the target audience. Overall, the magazine aims to represent the creative, independent styles and attitudes of the indie music social groups through its visuals and
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