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Our program will appeal to 14-18 year olds, particularly females, by addressing the topic of school uniforms. The style will be bright and trendy to match the target audience's interests in fashion and popular artists like Rihanna and Miley Cyrus. Our correspondent Cameron will interview students and teachers in a casual style to get their perspectives on whether uniforms have a positive impact on student behavior. The program structure will include correspondent pieces, audience reactions, voiceovers, and vox pops.
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The target audience for the program is 14-18 year olds, primarily female. They enjoy staying connected with friends via phones and wearing trendy clothes. They listen to popular radio stations and read newspapers like the Daily Mail and Metro.
The program will appeal to this audience by addressing topics like school uniforms and student behavior that they will find interesting. It will feature a bright, trendy style with popular music. Interviews will be conducted with students and teachers about uniforms. The presentation will be casual with a correspondent on location conducting vox pops.
Group pitch
The document discusses plans for a music video for the song "Crooked Smile" by J-Cole. It will tell the story of a female protagonist dealing with societal pressures and expectations of appearance. Key elements that will be included are:
1) Tracking shots of the female protagonist to show her journey of self-realization and overcoming insecurities.
2) Scenes of the protagonist wearing makeup and then wiping it off to symbolize shedding unrealistic standards.
3) Outdoor locations like a park to set the mood along with lighting and costume changes.
4) Using social media as the primary promotion method to reach their target 16+ audience dealing with similar issues.
Target audience
The document discusses the target audience for a horror film. The target audience is 16+ and the film will be rated 15 to be suitable for this age range. This age range is being targeted because 16-18 year old students are likely to be interested in horror films but may not be able to afford regular cinema visits. The target demographic is socio-economic classes E-B, students. Key psychographics of the target include an interest in social media, films and television, music, socializing and shopping. An 18-year-old student named Natasha is used as an example of the type of person the film aims to target.
Evaluation audience
The target audience of the music magazine is teenage girls aged 13-17 from lower socioeconomic backgrounds who enjoy pop music. Pop music appeals to teenagers because the lyrics often discuss relationships and artists can serve as role models. Images in the magazine feature close-ups of the artist's face and full body shots of her wearing trendy clothes to create connections with readers. The cover story discusses an artist overcoming bullying and relationship struggles, topics many teenage girls face, to engage their interest. Marketing campaigns on social media platforms and TV will best reach the target audience.
Actors
The document discusses casting choices for a music video. It will feature a main teenage female actress around age 17-18 to appeal to the target audience of teenage girls. An older teenage actress would allow younger viewers to look up to her and relate more to her experiences with relationships. The actress should be attractive to appeal to teenage boy viewers as well. The document proposes casting Maisie Burchall, a 17-year-old in a relationship, since she could authentically portray scenes with her real-life boyfriend also being cast.
Magazine advert
Lorde featured on the cover of a magazine in a non-traditional way for female artists by not using a revealing or sexualized close-up photo. She maintained a powerful presence and direct gaze despite being a new artist. The document discusses using this magazine cover as inspiration for advertising Lorde's music and targeting magazines like Seventeen or Cosmopolitan that feature young, upcoming artists. Typical elements of magazine ads are also outlined, such as large prominent images of the artist, their name, information about their debut or new album including song samples, reviews, and details on where and when the album can be purchased.
Question 3
The document discusses audience feedback received for a music video. It indicates that face-to-face qualitative feedback from a fan of the genre was more useful than quantitative feedback from friends on Facebook. Feedback from a member of the target audience - young males aged 16-25 interested in urban culture - confirmed the video successfully portrayed the tough lives of youth through its music and visuals in line with conventions of the grime genre. However, some viewers may see an oppositional reading due to the artists' backgrounds differing from typical grime acts.
Q5 AS Media studies
The document discusses ways to attract and address the target audience for a film called "Crush". It suggests using beautiful natural scenery to appeal to nature lovers, and a typical romantic storyline of a boy instantly falling in love with a girl to attract general romance fans. It also aims to attract teenage girls with a storyline about relationship confusion and an attractive male actor, as well as those interested in travel through adventure scenes. Viral marketing online, advertising on TV channels like Sky Premiere and Channel 4 before similar genre films, are also proposed to reach the target audience.
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The target audience for the program is 14-18 year olds, primarily female. They enjoy staying connected with friends via phones and wearing trendy clothes. They listen to popular radio stations and read newspapers like the Daily Mail and Metro.
The program will appeal to this audience by addressing topics like school uniforms and student behavior that they will find interesting. It will feature a bright, trendy style with popular music. Interviews will be conducted with students and teachers about uniforms. The presentation will be casual with a correspondent on location conducting vox pops.
Group pitch
The document discusses plans for a music video for the song "Crooked Smile" by J-Cole. It will tell the story of a female protagonist dealing with societal pressures and expectations of appearance. Key elements that will be included are:
1) Tracking shots of the female protagonist to show her journey of self-realization and overcoming insecurities.
2) Scenes of the protagonist wearing makeup and then wiping it off to symbolize shedding unrealistic standards.
3) Outdoor locations like a park to set the mood along with lighting and costume changes.
4) Using social media as the primary promotion method to reach their target 16+ audience dealing with similar issues.
Target audience
The document discusses the target audience for a horror film. The target audience is 16+ and the film will be rated 15 to be suitable for this age range. This age range is being targeted because 16-18 year old students are likely to be interested in horror films but may not be able to afford regular cinema visits. The target demographic is socio-economic classes E-B, students. Key psychographics of the target include an interest in social media, films and television, music, socializing and shopping. An 18-year-old student named Natasha is used as an example of the type of person the film aims to target.
Evaluation audience
The target audience of the music magazine is teenage girls aged 13-17 from lower socioeconomic backgrounds who enjoy pop music. Pop music appeals to teenagers because the lyrics often discuss relationships and artists can serve as role models. Images in the magazine feature close-ups of the artist's face and full body shots of her wearing trendy clothes to create connections with readers. The cover story discusses an artist overcoming bullying and relationship struggles, topics many teenage girls face, to engage their interest. Marketing campaigns on social media platforms and TV will best reach the target audience.
Actors
The document discusses casting choices for a music video. It will feature a main teenage female actress around age 17-18 to appeal to the target audience of teenage girls. An older teenage actress would allow younger viewers to look up to her and relate more to her experiences with relationships. The actress should be attractive to appeal to teenage boy viewers as well. The document proposes casting Maisie Burchall, a 17-year-old in a relationship, since she could authentically portray scenes with her real-life boyfriend also being cast.
Magazine advert
Lorde featured on the cover of a magazine in a non-traditional way for female artists by not using a revealing or sexualized close-up photo. She maintained a powerful presence and direct gaze despite being a new artist. The document discusses using this magazine cover as inspiration for advertising Lorde's music and targeting magazines like Seventeen or Cosmopolitan that feature young, upcoming artists. Typical elements of magazine ads are also outlined, such as large prominent images of the artist, their name, information about their debut or new album including song samples, reviews, and details on where and when the album can be purchased.
Question 3
The document discusses audience feedback received for a music video. It indicates that face-to-face qualitative feedback from a fan of the genre was more useful than quantitative feedback from friends on Facebook. Feedback from a member of the target audience - young males aged 16-25 interested in urban culture - confirmed the video successfully portrayed the tough lives of youth through its music and visuals in line with conventions of the grime genre. However, some viewers may see an oppositional reading due to the artists' backgrounds differing from typical grime acts.
Q5 AS Media studies
The document discusses ways to attract and address the target audience for a film called "Crush". It suggests using beautiful natural scenery to appeal to nature lovers, and a typical romantic storyline of a boy instantly falling in love with a girl to attract general romance fans. It also aims to attract teenage girls with a storyline about relationship confusion and an attractive male actor, as well as those interested in travel through adventure scenes. Viral marketing online, advertising on TV channels like Sky Premiere and Channel 4 before similar genre films, are also proposed to reach the target audience.
Question 4 & 5.
Question 4: Who would be the audience for your media product?
Question 5: How did you attract/address your audience?
Question 4 & 5
Question 4: Who would be the audience for your media product?
Question 5: How did you attract/address your audience?
Question 5
The document summarizes how the author addressed their target audience of 14-25 year olds, mainly female, from lower-middle to working class, who enjoy concerts and music, and identify with subcultures like hipsters, rockers, and indie.
The author included popular artists like Beyonce, Katy Perry, and Robin Thicke on the cover to attract attention. Inside, they featured a variety of artists from different backgrounds that would appeal to both genders. Articles and sections on concerts, controversies, and "top 10" lists were aimed at audience interests. Images were chosen to represent the target demographics and relate to rock and indie styles.
Question 3
The document discusses feedback received from an audience member about a music video. Specifically:
- The author chose to interview one fan of the genre face-to-face, finding it more useful than broad Facebook feedback. This suggests qualitative research was preferred over quantitative.
- The target audience for the video is young UK males who enjoy urban culture like in London or Manchester, as portrayed in the video following genre conventions.
- Younger audiences see grime acts as role models, wanting to emulate their style and music tastes.
- Feedback from the target audience member was useful, as the author asked questions about song choice, genre representation, and what could be improved in the editing. This honest feedback confirmed genre
Question 4 & 5
1. The magazine targeted Christian youth ages 16-25 interested in music and current affairs through stylish modern design elements like fonts, colors, and images they could relate to.
2. Attractions included fashionable subjects wearing popular brands and a casual dressed musician to appeal to both male and female readers.
3. Consistent modern design elements like changing colored bars and varied fonts across pages helped engage the youth audience amid rich textual content.
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The document discusses considerations for targeting a young female audience for a chick flick movie. It analyzes the audience through research like questionnaires and online comments. The target audience is identified as 16-21 year old girls who can relate to the movies' themes of relationships and drama. The audience expects heightened emotions, attractive characters, romantic themes portrayed through lighting and editing, and conflicts between male and female leads. The document proposes engaging the audience through an mysterious enigma in the opening two minutes to raise questions and drive viewership.
Initial ideas
The document outlines initial ideas for a music magazine, including three concepts: an R&B magazine, indie rock magazine, and folk magazine. After getting feedback from peers, the folk magazine idea was favored. Key reasons included there being a gap in the market for a folk magazine and it being a more original and unique concept. The document concludes by announcing the final decision to create a folk music magazine based on peer feedback and opportunities for creativity.
Question 2 -How does your media product represent particular social groups?
This document discusses the representation of social groups in a media product. Specifically, it summarizes the design choices made for a magazine targeting pop music fans aged 15-19. The magazine aims to portray pop fans in a positive light, focusing on their enjoyment of the music, fashion, and lifestyle. Typical styles for male and female pop fans are described, featuring jeans, hoodies, jewelry and popular artists as influences. Key elements of the magazine like the cover image, contents page, and double-page spread are discussed in terms of incorporating bold colors and edgy designs that match pop music conventions. In conclusion, the document reflects that while the magazine follows typical pop music styles and imagery, it could have better represented the target audience
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5. How did you attract/address your audience
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This document discusses primary and secondary research methods used to analyze the target audience for R&B music videos. Primary research included questionnaires given to people aged 13-25 about their preferences. Secondary research examined an artist's online popularity through views on YouTube and social media likes. The target audience for R&B videos was found to be young adults aged 13-25 of both genders who connect with the explicit lyrics and themes of love and relationships commonly featured.
Research and Planning - Task 10
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Formal proposal task 10
The document discusses initial ideas for an R&B/hip hop magazine targeted at 16-25 year olds in social classes C1 and C2. Based on audience research, the magazine will feature pictures of female artists on the cover and male artists in a competition. It will have more images than text throughout, including an interview with a new girl band in a double page spread. Photographs will portray stereotypical representations of R&B artists to match audience expectations.
Actors CV for advert
Lucy Bennett is a 17-year-old actress from Congreve Road interested in acting, photography, and bass guitar. She believes she should be chosen for a female role in an advert because she is very talented in acting and able to portray different roles with ease. She has received mostly A's and A*’s in her GCSE's and is predicted B's in her current A-Level subjects. She has previous work experience acting in films and shows for Disney Channel and Channel 4.
Prop list
Chloe Haynes is creating a media portfolio featuring props needed for photographs for a magazine. The props include:
1) A DSLR camera to take high-quality pictures for the magazine cover and inside pages.
2) Earphones to show the subject listening to music and representing their musical interests.
3) Casual clothing sourced from ASOS to portray the subject as young and fashionable, fitting the style of Chloe's inspiration magazine, NME.
4) A guitar as a prop showing the subject playing a popular musical instrument and representing different music genres.
5. How did you attract/address the target audience?
The document discusses how the target audience for a romantic comedy film was attracted and addressed. It notes that the film uses typical conventions like "boy meets girl" that audiences expect. It also aims to be relatable by featuring a 17-year-old main character dealing with high school and fashion in a way similar to the target viewers. Elements like the bedroom setting, title design, upbeat pop music, and ending on an intriguing note about a party were intended to engage audiences.
Pitch
This document provides a pitch treatment for a 7-minute short romantic drama film. It will follow a date between characters Arun and Rebekah that is awkward and irritating, culminating in an argument where Arun storms out of the restaurant. The purpose is to showcase the filmmaker's editing skills while subverting expectations of a typical romantic date. It will be screened on YouTube and film festivals in hopes of developing it further. The target audience is 15-25 year olds and some content may be rated 12 or 15 due to potential swearing or irritation between characters during their date.
Question 4 and 5 Evaluation.
The target audience for the media product is teenagers aged 15-19. The document discusses that the film appeals more to this age group due to the young actors and themes. It was initially thought the film may only appeal to girls but is more like the TV show Skins which appeals to a wide teenage audience. The target audience is described as fashion conscious teens interested in celebrities, music, films and maintaining a social life. Psychographics of the target audience include those who view themselves as achievers, radicals, aspirers or carers. Feedback on the title sequence was gathered from the target audience on Facebook by asking questions.
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Presentation1
The script introduces a discussion on whether school uniforms matter and how they may affect student behavior. It will feature interviews with teachers and students on their opinions, with the correspondent Camron asking questions such as how uniforms may influence student behavior and language usage and whether giving more freedom in clothing choices could lead students to use more slang. The interviews will provide different perspectives on the debate around school uniforms and their impact.
Reece
The document considers three potential locations for recording a Reece: 1) the drama hall which has seats and background but multiple doors, 2) Room 35 which could be customized but is a classroom with availability issues, and 3) the activities hall which has mirrors or a climbing wall but a window where passersby could interrupt recording.
Le contexte africain: émissions, projections et plans d’atténuation
L'agriculture est l'activité économique dominante en Afrique.
Des informations utiles peuvent être obtenues à partir des communications nationales; inventaires nationaux de GES doivent être renforcés en termes de couverture temporelle et projections.
Nombreuses options d'atténuation existent qui peut être développé dans les MAAN agricole / forestier.
© FAO: http://www.fao.org
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Question 4 & 5.
Question 4: Who would be the audience for your media product?
Question 5: How did you attract/address your audience?
Question 4 & 5
Question 4: Who would be the audience for your media product?
Question 5: How did you attract/address your audience?
Question 5
The document summarizes how the author addressed their target audience of 14-25 year olds, mainly female, from lower-middle to working class, who enjoy concerts and music, and identify with subcultures like hipsters, rockers, and indie.
The author included popular artists like Beyonce, Katy Perry, and Robin Thicke on the cover to attract attention. Inside, they featured a variety of artists from different backgrounds that would appeal to both genders. Articles and sections on concerts, controversies, and "top 10" lists were aimed at audience interests. Images were chosen to represent the target demographics and relate to rock and indie styles.
Question 3
The document discusses feedback received from an audience member about a music video. Specifically:
- The author chose to interview one fan of the genre face-to-face, finding it more useful than broad Facebook feedback. This suggests qualitative research was preferred over quantitative.
- The target audience for the video is young UK males who enjoy urban culture like in London or Manchester, as portrayed in the video following genre conventions.
- Younger audiences see grime acts as role models, wanting to emulate their style and music tastes.
- Feedback from the target audience member was useful, as the author asked questions about song choice, genre representation, and what could be improved in the editing. This honest feedback confirmed genre
Question 4 & 5
1. The magazine targeted Christian youth ages 16-25 interested in music and current affairs through stylish modern design elements like fonts, colors, and images they could relate to.
2. Attractions included fashionable subjects wearing popular brands and a casual dressed musician to appeal to both male and female readers.
3. Consistent modern design elements like changing colored bars and varied fonts across pages helped engage the youth audience amid rich textual content.
Audience profile and consideration grid
The document discusses considerations for targeting a young female audience for a chick flick movie. It analyzes the audience through research like questionnaires and online comments. The target audience is identified as 16-21 year old girls who can relate to the movies' themes of relationships and drama. The audience expects heightened emotions, attractive characters, romantic themes portrayed through lighting and editing, and conflicts between male and female leads. The document proposes engaging the audience through an mysterious enigma in the opening two minutes to raise questions and drive viewership.
Initial ideas
The document outlines initial ideas for a music magazine, including three concepts: an R&B magazine, indie rock magazine, and folk magazine. After getting feedback from peers, the folk magazine idea was favored. Key reasons included there being a gap in the market for a folk magazine and it being a more original and unique concept. The document concludes by announcing the final decision to create a folk music magazine based on peer feedback and opportunities for creativity.
Question 2 -How does your media product represent particular social groups?
This document discusses the representation of social groups in a media product. Specifically, it summarizes the design choices made for a magazine targeting pop music fans aged 15-19. The magazine aims to portray pop fans in a positive light, focusing on their enjoyment of the music, fashion, and lifestyle. Typical styles for male and female pop fans are described, featuring jeans, hoodies, jewelry and popular artists as influences. Key elements of the magazine like the cover image, contents page, and double-page spread are discussed in terms of incorporating bold colors and edgy designs that match pop music conventions. In conclusion, the document reflects that while the magazine follows typical pop music styles and imagery, it could have better represented the target audience
Pitch
The document outlines a plan for a 7 minute short romantic drama film about a blind date between characters Arun and Rebekah that goes disastrously wrong. It provides details on the treatment, purpose, screening, development, target audience, legal/ethical considerations, character breakdowns, lighting plan, storyboards, budget, production schedule, and includes a sample scene and questions for feedback.
5. How did you attract/address your audience
The document discusses how the film's target audience was attracted and addressed. It did so by using typical romantic comedy conventions like the "boy meets girl" storyline that audiences are familiar with. It also made the characters and settings relatable by having a teenage girl protagonist and depicting her bedroom and school life. The film engaged audiences through bright pink titles in a girly font, upbeat pop music, and leaving enigmas at the end of the opening to intrigue viewers into continuing to watch.
Secondary and primary target audience research
This document discusses primary and secondary research methods used to analyze the target audience for R&B music videos. Primary research included questionnaires given to people aged 13-25 about their preferences. Secondary research examined an artist's online popularity through views on YouTube and social media likes. The target audience for R&B videos was found to be young adults aged 13-25 of both genders who connect with the explicit lyrics and themes of love and relationships commonly featured.
Research and Planning - Task 10
The document discusses initial ideas for an R&B/hip hop magazine targeted at 16-25 year olds in social classes C1 and C2. Based on audience research, the magazine will feature pictures of female artists on the cover and male artists in competitions. Interviews will be included, such as one with an up-and-coming girl band in a double page spread. Photographs will portray stereotypical representations of R&B artists to match audience expectations. The goal is to create continuity across the magazine using color schemes, fonts and pictures.
Formal proposal task 10
The document discusses initial ideas for an R&B/hip hop magazine targeted at 16-25 year olds in social classes C1 and C2. Based on audience research, the magazine will feature pictures of female artists on the cover and male artists in a competition. It will have more images than text throughout, including an interview with a new girl band in a double page spread. Photographs will portray stereotypical representations of R&B artists to match audience expectations.
Actors CV for advert
Lucy Bennett is a 17-year-old actress from Congreve Road interested in acting, photography, and bass guitar. She believes she should be chosen for a female role in an advert because she is very talented in acting and able to portray different roles with ease. She has received mostly A's and A*’s in her GCSE's and is predicted B's in her current A-Level subjects. She has previous work experience acting in films and shows for Disney Channel and Channel 4.
Prop list
Chloe Haynes is creating a media portfolio featuring props needed for photographs for a magazine. The props include:
1) A DSLR camera to take high-quality pictures for the magazine cover and inside pages.
2) Earphones to show the subject listening to music and representing their musical interests.
3) Casual clothing sourced from ASOS to portray the subject as young and fashionable, fitting the style of Chloe's inspiration magazine, NME.
4) A guitar as a prop showing the subject playing a popular musical instrument and representing different music genres.
5. How did you attract/address the target audience?
The document discusses how the target audience for a romantic comedy film was attracted and addressed. It notes that the film uses typical conventions like "boy meets girl" that audiences expect. It also aims to be relatable by featuring a 17-year-old main character dealing with high school and fashion in a way similar to the target viewers. Elements like the bedroom setting, title design, upbeat pop music, and ending on an intriguing note about a party were intended to engage audiences.
Pitch
This document provides a pitch treatment for a 7-minute short romantic drama film. It will follow a date between characters Arun and Rebekah that is awkward and irritating, culminating in an argument where Arun storms out of the restaurant. The purpose is to showcase the filmmaker's editing skills while subverting expectations of a typical romantic date. It will be screened on YouTube and film festivals in hopes of developing it further. The target audience is 15-25 year olds and some content may be rated 12 or 15 due to potential swearing or irritation between characters during their date.
Question 4 and 5 Evaluation.
The target audience for the media product is teenagers aged 15-19. The document discusses that the film appeals more to this age group due to the young actors and themes. It was initially thought the film may only appeal to girls but is more like the TV show Skins which appeals to a wide teenage audience. The target audience is described as fashion conscious teens interested in celebrities, music, films and maintaining a social life. Psychographics of the target audience include those who view themselves as achievers, radicals, aspirers or carers. Feedback on the title sequence was gathered from the target audience on Facebook by asking questions.
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El documento contiene 20 preguntas y respuestas sobre diversos temas relacionados con internet y la tecnología. Se definen conceptos como modem, virus, red social, consecuencias del uso excesivo de internet. También se explican protocolos como FTP, IRC y HTTP, así como elementos de la web como URL, cliente, servidor y proxy. Se discuten diferencias entre fuentes bibliográficas y electrónicas. Finalmente, se investigan navegadores web y el concepto de intranet.
Presentation1
The script introduces a discussion on whether school uniforms matter and how they may affect student behavior. It will feature interviews with teachers and students on their opinions, with the correspondent Camron asking questions such as how uniforms may influence student behavior and language usage and whether giving more freedom in clothing choices could lead students to use more slang. The interviews will provide different perspectives on the debate around school uniforms and their impact.
Reece
The document considers three potential locations for recording a Reece: 1) the drama hall which has seats and background but multiple doors, 2) Room 35 which could be customized but is a classroom with availability issues, and 3) the activities hall which has mirrors or a climbing wall but a window where passersby could interrupt recording.
Le contexte africain: émissions, projections et plans d’atténuation
L'agriculture est l'activité économique dominante en Afrique.
Des informations utiles peuvent être obtenues à partir des communications nationales; inventaires nationaux de GES doivent être renforcés en termes de couverture temporelle et projections.
Nombreuses options d'atténuation existent qui peut être développé dans les MAAN agricole / forestier.
© FAO: http://www.fao.org
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The magazine We Love Pop was launched in 2011 and focuses on pop music and artists that are currently popular in the charts. It targets 13-15 year old girls and takes a gossipy approach to covering artists like One Direction and Justin Bieber through quizzes, posters, and interviews about their personal lives rather than their music. The magazine has a bright, bubbly visual style with many images and a casual tone to appeal to its young female audience. It has been successful, achieving healthy circulation figures and website traffic in its first two years.
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Top of the Pops magazine was originally a supplementary magazine for the TV show of the same name until the show was cancelled in 2006. The magazine has since continued independently and moved online, engaging with social media platforms. It provides coverage of popular music, celebrity news and gossip, fashion, and advice for its target audience of 10-15 year old girls. The magazine maintains a fun, youthful brand identity through bright colors, abbreviations, and a friendly tone that addresses readers directly.
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The document provides an overview of the Top of the Pops magazine, including its target audience, content, and evolution over time. It aims to keep 10-15 year old girls up to date on popular music and celebrity news using bright colors and informal language. While originally a supplement to the TV show, it has expanded its focus beyond music to also cover fashion, beauty, and advice. The magazine establishes a friend-like relationship with readers through its use of abbreviations, exclamation points, and direct eye contact from smiling celebrities.
Case Study Top Of The Pops
This document provides an overview and analysis of the Top of the Pops magazine. It discusses the magazine's genre as youth-oriented pop music, its target audience of 10-15 year old girls, and how it addresses this audience through bright colors, informal language, and photos of smiling celebrities looking at the reader. The ownership and history of the magazine are also summarized.
Case Study
This document provides an overview and analysis of the Top of the Pops magazine. It discusses the magazine's genre as youth-oriented pop music, its target audience of 10-15 year old girls, and how it addresses this audience through bright colors, informal language, and photos of smiling celebrities looking at the reader. The ownership and history of the magazine are also summarized.
Q4 new
The target audience for this media product is teenage girls aged 14 interested in pop music. Specifically, the audience likes boy bands like One Direction and enjoys following celebrities on social media. They have a weekly pocket money allowance of around £20 that they spend on magazines, concerts, and merchandise of their favorite artists. They aspire to an upbeat, fashionable lifestyle and look to pop stars as style icons. The language, design, and content of the media product are tailored to this young female demographic with an interest in pop culture.
4)who would be the audience for your media
The document analyzes the target audience for a proposed music magazine. It identifies the audience as primarily female teenagers aged 17, studying for their A-Levels. Through surveys and research on similar magazines, it builds a reader profile of a typical audience member named Isabelle. The analysis then discusses additional details of the target audience such as their interests in fashion, music, social media and technology to define demographic factors including gender, age, lifestyle and psychographics.
Task 3
This magazine is aimed at teenage girls aged 12-13 who enjoy pop music. The front cover features popular pop artists like Taylor Swift and uses pink/white/orange colors that appeal to girls. The contents page lists informal, humorous articles about artists through tight layout following the magazine's color scheme. A double-page Meghan Trainor article uses a grid layout, sans serif fonts, and photos with captions to make the article entertaining for its target audience. Common elements that link the parts together are the consistent pink/white/orange color scheme, images of Meghan Trainor, informal language, and reminders of the magazine's name.
Audience summary research
This document summarizes research conducted about the target audience for a music magazine. Key findings include:
- The target audience is mostly male, under 17 years old, and interested in music, exercise, and video games.
- Interviews found the audience prefers bands like The Pixies and Radiohead. They want articles, interviews, and information about upcoming artists.
- Research participants expect the magazine to have a modern layout with bold colors, images, and fonts. The covers should use pull quotes and photos to draw readers in.
- Double page spreads need to be informative yet light reading, using images, colors, and bold fonts to engage the audience. Photographs of artists should show them in
Question 3
The document summarizes audience feedback received on a soap opera trailer. Viewers enjoyed how the trailer related to the target demographic of 16-24 year olds and fit the brand of E4. Some feedback included making the editing sharper when title cards match the music, using an instrumental version of the song to avoid interfering with dialogue, and ensuring all title cards match the drum beats. Positive feedback noted the variety of shot types, how conventions were followed well, and that the title cards matched the brand identity of E4. This feedback was used to improve the trailer.
Presentation 1 new
The document outlines a proposal for a new rap music magazine called "Rap-up". The magazine will focus on rap artists in North London and feature interviews, reviews of concerts and venues, and profiles of top and up-and-coming artists. It will be distributed through social media, newsagents, supermarkets and buses to target teenagers and young adults aged 14-37. The magazine aims to entertain, influence, and speak out to readers through its coverage of the rap genre and artist profiles.
Presentation1new
The document outlines plans for a new rap music magazine called Rap-Up. The magazine will feature interviews and articles on top and upcoming rap artists, including information on their past performances and upcoming tour events. It will also showcase the top 50 rap artists in North London. The primary target audience is 14-28 year olds from any background, with a secondary audience of 28-37 year olds. The magazine will be distributed through social media, newsagents, supermarkets and buses to reach its target readership.
2nd evaluation question
The document discusses how a magazine represents the social group of 16-20 year olds interested in pop music. To understand this target audience, the author looked at stereotypes and other pop music magazines. The author's magazine features an artist with unique curly hair and bold eye makeup, styles representative of today's teenagers. The main color is a bright purple, continuing the trend of pink used in other magazines while appealing to the target female audience. The magazine is also priced affordably to match the social class and financial means of its intended readers.
Question 2
The document discusses how a magazine represents the social group of 16-20 year olds interested in pop music. To understand this target audience, the author looked at stereotypes and other pop music magazines. The author's magazine features an artist with unique curly hair and bold eye makeup, styles representative of today's teenagers. The main color is a bright purple, continuing the trend of pink used in other magazines while appealing to the target female audience. The magazine is also priced affordably to match the social class and financial means of its target audience of students.
Moodboard as
This document analyzes the target audiences for a film opening - older teenage girls aged 15-21 and boys of the same age group. For the female audience, it aims to attract hipster/alternative girls interested in makeup who enjoy shows like Skins and are involved in recreational drug use. They also appeal to intelligent girls in a group of friends. For males, the target is hormonal guys experiencing emotions who like violence and video games, and may sexualize girls due to revealing outfits. Both audiences require intelligence to understand the film's complex storyline.
Presentation21
This document compares the audience, purpose, and content of two media products: the fantasy romance film "If Only" produced by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, and the Birmingham Mail electronic newspaper.
For "If Only", the primary purpose is entertainment with secondary purposes of educating about life priorities and love. The audience is passive. It can be accessed on YouTube, Netflix or purchased on DVD/Blu-ray. Formats include digital and broadcast. Content includes a love story with identifiable characters and music to convey emotion. Cinematography, mise-en-scene, lighting, editing and sound editing techniques suit the purpose and genre.
The Birmingham Mail's primary purpose is to inform with secondary purposes of education and
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- 2. The target audience •Audiences: 14-18 year olds people primarily female but they will also be some male people that will watch. Female orientated. •Hobbies & Interests They go to school or college, they are interested in communication with friends on their phones, they will like to wear clothes that are trendy, they may watch Eastenders, New girl, Educating Yorkshire, Waterloo Road and also sit-coms on E4. They may listen to kiss, capital or choice fm. The newspapers they read are the Daily Mail, the Guardian and the Metro. The One Show is watched mainly by middle aged or older adults. This is because the the show is a magazine style show that is mainly directed for the older generations.
- 3. Audience Our programme will appeal to the target audience this is because we are addressing the subject that they will likely be very interested in. The topic is about uniform and the behavior of the students regarding about school. The style of colour they like is bright and attractive this is because this generations like stuff that are cool and trendy. The type of music they listen to is the latest and more of the trendy artists like Rihanna, Jay-Z and Miley Cyrus. The graphics is very good as we used a HD camera to record our voxpop. Our presenter will Camron he is very smart and dress in a casual manner with not too inappropriate and not to formal. He will
- 4. Programmer structure what will be in the show what convention will I include We will need: • correspondent • audience •Voice over •Astons • voxpop Our voxpop would need our correspondent to ask 2 teens and 2 teachers the question will be does uniform have a positive attitude on studentans Tergel=camera man Lula=editor Fatima=Logo Designer Camron= correspondent
- 5. He says “we just told him to meet us here” this is a voice which we will be using in our pitch This a correspondent he is the person who is on site we will use this as well This the interview which we will not use because it is to long this is a good thing to have
- 6. Fatima • I designed this logo because it’s relevant to our topic, it also shows an example of mise en scene. I decided to place speech bubble in the centre to look like it’s the voice of the students. Also the speech bubble is insight shallow focus