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Rap music was chosen as the genre for the magazine because it is very popular and also the designer's favorite type of music. The magazine cover features a medium close-up of the main artist wearing clothing stereotypical of rappers like baseball caps and gold chains. Basic colors like black, white, grey and red are used for the font to make it stand out against the usually dark background and allow the main image to attract attention.
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Pop music is aimed at teenagers and looks up to pop stars, but is not liked by many boys or people over 18. Classical music is for older generations but is limited in sales as not many people under 30 like it. Rock has been produced for a long time and is liked by most people, but is only aimed at boys over 18. R&B aims at both genders and uses bold colors to stand out, but does not have as much demand or popularity as genres like pop.
Task 6-Research into the Pop Genre
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The document contains feedback from 4 peers on a magazine mockup.
Peer 1 thought the layout made it clear it was a magazine and indie magazine. They suggested more variety in photography and angles.
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Peer 3 said some photography quality was low and contents page needed more imagery. They saw similarities to professional magazines.
Peer 4 said genre was clear but model could look more indie. They suggested improving layout with more contents and pictures.
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Spin magazine text analysis
The masthead is positioned on the left side to draw the reader's eyes to it first. It is short and blue to be memorable and convey mystery. The main image on the cover is a close-up in black and white to make facial features prominent and text stand out against an indie theme. Sell lines are in blue and harder to read, with clarifying text in white, encouraging readers to learn more and buy the magazine. The contents page uses simple colors and font to clearly list pieces to engage readers and drive sales.
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3) The masthead text is white on a blue background to match the color scheme. "Kerrang" stands out from "contents" in different colors to distinguish their meanings. The blue background helps the masthead stand out.
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80% of respondents identified the genre of the magazine as indie, showing it successfully targeted that genre. 60% thought the images used were appropriate, and 70% felt the magazine looked professional. The target audience appears to be young indie males and females aged 18+.
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The target audience for the media product is indie people, both male and female, who listen to indie and alternative music. This audience likely shares similar interests in music, clothing, and fashion that have an alternative or edgy style. Research showed that less mainstream individuals would be interested in a magazine focused on indie themes over purely mainstream tastes. The magazine's design, colors, angles, and shots aim to appeal to and represent this target audience.
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.
Question 4
This document summarizes research about the target audience for a music magazine. The target audience is 15-30 years old, working class, and both male and female. In their spare time, they likely go out with friends to gaming events, concerts, house parties, and drink. They enjoy rock and punk music like Green Day, Sum 41, Blink 182, and Simple Plan. They also like hoodies, Converse shoes, fizzy drinks, alcohol, and fast food like pizza and McDonald's.
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- 2. Chosen genre • a style of popular music, developed by disc jockeys and urban blacks in the late 1970s, in which an insistent, recurring beat pattern provides the background and counterpoint for rapid, slangy, and often boastful rhyming patter glibly intoned by a vocalist or vocalists. Expand. Also called rap. Rap originally came from the west coast but in recent years has blossomed into the UK and other regions of the world and is fast becoming on of the most well known genres of music
- 3. Forms and conventions • Colours- black, white, grey, red, blue these basic colours allow the magazine font to stand out to the audience. • Lighting is usually dark for the background which allows the main image to stand out • Medium close up for the main image • Sell lines are the same colour as the masthead
- 4. Aspects of iconography • When looking at magazine covers rappers are always seen wearing baseball caps, gold chains, bling etc.. This makes the main image stand out as it shows a different range of colours, it also shows a lot about the artist him/herself, this is important as it gives the magazine the look of a hip-hop
- 5. Why I chose rap music • I decided to use rap music as it is a very popular genre and it is also my favorite type of music so it would allow me to thrive when designing my magazine cover. Also when adding the font to my cover it will allow me to use large and colourful fonts. When taking the images the models are stood in a natural position.
- 6. My magazine