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This document summarizes a media product evaluation. It discusses how the fictional media product uses conventions like a masthead, varied images and fonts, and buzz words. The product represents teenagers, using feminine colors and styles and images of teenage girls and popular artists. A target audience is older teenagers and it would appeal to them using bold designs, up-to-date information, and popular artists. The creator learned about using different programs and technologies to add effects and how to improve upon an initial prototype with a better layout, more images and consistency.
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- The magazine represents people aged 15-25 who enjoy upbeat music like R&B and pop.
- They chose to distribute the magazine through IPC Media due to its worldwide reach and reputation as a trusted publisher.
- The target audience is defined as those aged 15-25 who like R&B and pop, though others may also enjoy it. Bright colors and medium shots were used to attract this audience.
- Creating the magazine taught the student Photoshop
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The document summarizes how a media product represents a social group of older teenagers aged 16-21 who are interested in pop music. The magazine features mainly female pop artists that this demographic is interested in, as well as some male artists, and includes articles on fashion tips and exclusive artist interviews rather than gossip. The magazine adheres to conventions of pop music magazines by focusing only on currently famous pop artists like Bruno Mars and Beyoncé.
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This document represents a target audience of 15-21 year olds of both genders for a music magazine. This is conveyed through the choice of a 17 year old model on the cover and the style of the magazine. The magazine covers R&B, hip hop music genres and represents similar social groups to magazines like Vibe and Billboard that were used as case studies. Age, ethnicity and class are important considerations, and feedback suggested the magazine appeals most to a working class audience due to its writing style.
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The target audience for the media product is teenagers aged 15-20 who enjoy R&B and rock music genres. Market research showed this group preferred the format of NME magazine. Feedback from a Facebook group of peers aged 16-19 provided very positive responses about the articles and photography in the magazine, suggesting the target audience's demands were successfully met.
Media evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media product is girls aged 16-21 interested in pop music. This is evidenced by the sophisticated color palette of reds and blues used rather than bright pinks targeted towards younger audiences. Additionally, the magazine features artists like Beyoncé that would appeal more to older readers rather than artists typically liked by 14 year olds. Social media links are included on the front page to engage the target audience of digital natives and build loyalty.
Media evaluation question 1
The document summarizes how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
It uses conventions such as including a barcode on the front cover, placing the featured artist on one side of the double page spread with copy on the other side. It develops conventions by adding social media links on the front cover to engage their target audience.
It challenges conventions by targeting an older audience than typical music magazines, using darker colors and focusing more on artists' careers than gossip, which attracts its target demographic.
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The document summarizes a student's media evaluation project creating a magazine called "Stream" celebrating chart music. Some key points:
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- Creating the magazine taught the student Photoshop
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The document summarizes how a media product represents a social group of older teenagers aged 16-21 who are interested in pop music. The magazine features mainly female pop artists that this demographic is interested in, as well as some male artists, and includes articles on fashion tips and exclusive artist interviews rather than gossip. The magazine adheres to conventions of pop music magazines by focusing only on currently famous pop artists like Bruno Mars and Beyoncé.
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The target audience for the media product is girls aged 16-21 interested in pop music. This is evidenced by the sophisticated color palette of reds and blues used rather than bright pinks targeted towards younger audiences. Additionally, the magazine features artists like Beyoncé that would appeal more to older readers rather than artists typically liked by 14 year olds. Social media links are included on the front page to engage the target audience of digital natives and build loyalty.
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This document provides guidance for evaluation presentations in 2015-16. It lists various presentation methods that can be used such as Popplet, Prezi, PowToon, etc. It also includes sample evaluation questions about representing social groups and genres in media products. The document discusses using conventions like layout, images and language to represent a pop/country music genre. It describes targeting an audience of 14-22 year olds interested in pop or country music. Survey results found more female appeal, so feminine fonts and colors were used to make the magazine appeal to both males and females.
Evaluation 2
This document contains an evaluation of a music magazine product. It discusses the target audience which is males aged 15-35 interested in hip hop/rap music. It outlines how the magazine would attract this audience through the design of the front cover using images of male rappers, relevant genres and ages. It represents the black community through the choice of images and genres featured. The magazine challenges conventions through comparisons with similar magazines. It would likely be distributed through music retailers and its own mobile app. The creator learned about improving front covers, photo selection and layout through this process compared to an earlier school magazine.
Luke smith
1) The document discusses a music magazine created by Luke Smith for an assignment.
2) The magazine utilizes common conventions of real music magazines, such as positioning the masthead and featuring the main article on the contents page.
3) One way the magazine develops conventions is by using three medium-sized images per page rather than one large image.
4) The magazine represents indie music fans aged 16-20 by featuring solo artists playing acoustic guitars, shown casually dressed.
As media studies coursework evaluation
The document summarizes what the student has learned from creating a media magazine product. They learned how to use software like Fireworks and Blogger to design pages and posts. They also learned the key elements needed to make an authentic magazine, such as issue numbers and dates. Additionally, the student learned about conventions of music magazines by researching examples and targeting their audience through feminine fonts, colors, and images.
As media studies coursework evaluation
The document summarizes what the student has learned from creating a media magazine product. They learned how to use software like Fireworks and Blogger to design pages and posts. They also learned the key elements needed to make an authentic magazine, such as issue numbers and dates. Additionally, the student learned about conventions of music magazines by researching examples and targeting their audience through feminine fonts, colors, and images.
As media studies coursework evaluation
The document summarizes what the student has learned from creating a media magazine product. They learned how to use software like Fireworks and Blogger to design pages and posts. They also learned the key elements needed to make an authentic magazine, such as issue numbers and dates. Through their research, they learned conventions of music magazines, like typical layouts, fonts, and colors used. They targeted their audience of females aged 16 to 25 by using feminine designs and a female model. They also learned how to communicate with the audience through techniques in the interview page.
Evaluation pp
Raja Rouf evaluated their media product "Fresh" magazine. They challenged conventions by providing an in-depth album review, rather than vague reviews seen in other magazines. Conducting preliminary tasks like analyzing other magazines helped Raja understand different demographics and informed the design of their own product. Images, fonts, and colors were carefully chosen to attract their target audience of 16-19 year olds interested in hip hop, R&B, grime and bashment music. A male model was featured on the cover to appeal to the predominantly male fanbase of those genres. Through the process, Raja learned new skills using photo and page editing software.
Aimee Lomas Foundation Portfolio Media Powerpoint
This document contains the responses to various questions about a media evaluation project. It summarizes the key aspects of the designed media product, including its use of conventions like mastheads, fonts, and page layouts. It also discusses how the product represents a particular indie social group through the images and content used. The intended audience and distribution partner are also outlined. Reflections on what was learned about technologies and the progression from the preliminary task to the final product are provided.
Music magazine evaluation
The document discusses a student's music magazine project. It summarizes the key design elements and conventions the student drew from real music magazines like Q Magazine. These include using moody artist photos, fitting text around images, big titles and quotes, and banners along the top. The student explains how their magazine challenges conventions by combining these elements into a unique style targeting R&B music fans aged 17-20.
Evaluation – AS Media Coursework
The document provides an evaluation of a student's media coursework project to create a magazine called "Lyricism". It discusses various design elements used in the magazine including the masthead, color scheme, photographs, and layout. The student reflects on how the magazine represents social groups and the intended audience. The student also discusses what they learned about technologies and conventions from constructing the magazine product and how it improved from their preliminary task.
7 point evaluation!
The document discusses a media product evaluation of a magazine targeted towards 16-19 year olds interested in indie music. Some key points:
1) The magazine challenges conventions by focusing on indie music, which is popular among youth culture.
2) The magazine represents young generations interested in keeping up with indie music trends and bands not widely recognized on charts.
3) A large media institution like Vivendi Universal would be best to distribute the magazine widely to its target audience.
4) The creator learned skills using software like Photoshop and InDesign to professionally design the magazine's cover and pages. Planning and audience research were also important lessons learned.
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- 5. Selling line
- 6. Eye contact
- 7. Info in left third
- 11. Who would be the target audience for your media product?
- 13. How did you attract/address your audience? Bold Masthead Up to date information Buzz word Eye contact Popular teenage artist Feminine detail
- 16. For example… Effects on Masthead Small detail Outlined images
- 18. Better colours
- 19. Different fonts
- 21. more images
- 22. More consistent house style
Editor's Notes
- Masthead – bold, top of page – primary optical area – Mystic Falls – mysteriousColour scheme – pink, purple, grey, blue and blackMain Feature – bold, stands out, contrasting colours, eye contactLeft Third – contains information – headline tasters of what’s inside the magazineBuzz words – Free – AND Selling Line – “No.1 magazine for all the latest music news” Variety of fonts – sans serif, myriad pro, and text from the text website Main image – mid shot
- Similar feminine colours – different shades of pink and purple.Model – feminine – girly style clothes – dress, sunglasses – stylish, sophisticated – mysterious.Hint of the colour black in the top left hand corner suggests mystery and sophistication.
- The BBC distributes “Top Of The Pops” magazine.So maybe – these could distribute my magazine Similar style of magazine – girly, mines more for older teens.A lot of colour and similar artists usedPictures of young people – signifies a young magazine – target audience – older teenagersLot less detail on mine so to focus on the main