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The document summarizes how a media product represents a particular social group. It discusses representing a middle class, teenage girl audience interested in celebrities and fashion through a low-priced pop music magazine using pink, silver, and black colors. It also discusses how another magazine, Q, targets a similar middle class male audience through images of men and bands that appeal more to men.
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The document summarizes how the media product, a magazine, represents different social groups. It aims to represent:
- Females aged 15-21 as the main audience, though it also aims to represent some male interests.
- Working and middle class audiences through an affordable price point and casual language.
- Alternative music fans through featured content, but also aims to represent mainstream music fans.
- The style and content is designed to appeal to teenagers through bright colors, informal language, and relatable topics.
Q4
The target audience for the magazine is teenagers and young adults aged 16-23 who enjoy rock music genres like emo and are interested in attending concerts and festivals. Specifically, the magazine targets:
- Females, featuring more female artists to appeal to this demographic. However, it also targets males using bold fonts.
- Those in the lower-middle class who see it as a cheaper alternative to competitors and are more likely to enjoy live music events.
Two sample profiles are provided to illustrate the target audience - a 17-year-old female rock fan from a lower-middle class background, and a 19-year-old male pop-punk fan from an upper-middle class family.
Evaluation Question 2
This document discusses how the magazine represents particular social groups through its pricing, content, and design. It aims to attract a middle-aged, middle class audience by pricing the magazine at £2, using an article referencing a Dr. Seuss book that would appeal more to those with a good education, and designing the masthead in the style of 1980s soul music to appeal to those who listened to that genre. However, the document also acknowledges limitations, such as relying on stereotypes or not appealing to all who enjoy the discussed music genres and time periods.
Evaluation Q2
This magazine targets 14 to 21-year olds, with a 67% male and 33% female audience. It represents working to lower-middle class individuals who identify with steam punk and goth subcultures. The magazine aims to support bands and artists who go against social norms. It hopes to compete with Kerrang magazine by openly supporting controversial artists like Marilyn Manson, whose fans find inspiration in dressing and acting against social conventions.
Q5 how did you address your audience
This document discusses using the "GAPS" framework and uses and gratifications theory to develop a magazine targeted towards mid-adolescents to young adults with an interest in dance music. It analyzes how the magazine can fulfill information, personal identity, social interaction, and entertainment needs through providing news, profiles on artists, forums for discussion, and competitions with prizes. Social media would also be used to engage this audience and stay up to date on trends. The magazine would be advertised through radio spots, posters, merchandise, and having a sponsored stage at music festivals.
Evaluation question two
The document discusses how a music magazine cover represents its target audience of 18-24 year old alternative music listeners. The model on the cover is dressed like a stereotypical alternative music fan to create a connection with the audience. Feedback was received on Facebook and Twitter from the target age group about how well the cover model represents them.
Evaluation - Question 4
The target audience for the magazine is 16-25 year olds, specifically college students, young adults, music fanatics, and NME readers. This age group tends to be the most frequent consumers of modern music and have a keen interest in both new and older music. The author chose this target audience because they are part of this age group themselves and there are few other magazines targeting this specific demographic.
Evaluation (Q2)
The media product represents several social groups:
- Young adults aged 18-25 as evidenced by the live music event photo, minimal graphic design style, and easily readable modern writing.
- Alternative/indie music fans drawn to the challenging of rock genre trends and focus on that developing music style.
- Middle class individuals interested in festivals and attracted by the good price and quality of the magazine.
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Question 2
The document summarizes how the media product, a magazine, represents different social groups. It aims to represent:
- Females aged 15-21 as the main audience, though it also aims to represent some male interests.
- Working and middle class audiences through an affordable price point and casual language.
- Alternative music fans through featured content, but also aims to represent mainstream music fans.
- The style and content is designed to appeal to teenagers through bright colors, informal language, and relatable topics.
Q4
The target audience for the magazine is teenagers and young adults aged 16-23 who enjoy rock music genres like emo and are interested in attending concerts and festivals. Specifically, the magazine targets:
- Females, featuring more female artists to appeal to this demographic. However, it also targets males using bold fonts.
- Those in the lower-middle class who see it as a cheaper alternative to competitors and are more likely to enjoy live music events.
Two sample profiles are provided to illustrate the target audience - a 17-year-old female rock fan from a lower-middle class background, and a 19-year-old male pop-punk fan from an upper-middle class family.
Evaluation Question 2
This document discusses how the magazine represents particular social groups through its pricing, content, and design. It aims to attract a middle-aged, middle class audience by pricing the magazine at £2, using an article referencing a Dr. Seuss book that would appeal more to those with a good education, and designing the masthead in the style of 1980s soul music to appeal to those who listened to that genre. However, the document also acknowledges limitations, such as relying on stereotypes or not appealing to all who enjoy the discussed music genres and time periods.
Evaluation Q2
This magazine targets 14 to 21-year olds, with a 67% male and 33% female audience. It represents working to lower-middle class individuals who identify with steam punk and goth subcultures. The magazine aims to support bands and artists who go against social norms. It hopes to compete with Kerrang magazine by openly supporting controversial artists like Marilyn Manson, whose fans find inspiration in dressing and acting against social conventions.
Q5 how did you address your audience
This document discusses using the "GAPS" framework and uses and gratifications theory to develop a magazine targeted towards mid-adolescents to young adults with an interest in dance music. It analyzes how the magazine can fulfill information, personal identity, social interaction, and entertainment needs through providing news, profiles on artists, forums for discussion, and competitions with prizes. Social media would also be used to engage this audience and stay up to date on trends. The magazine would be advertised through radio spots, posters, merchandise, and having a sponsored stage at music festivals.
Evaluation question two
The document discusses how a music magazine cover represents its target audience of 18-24 year old alternative music listeners. The model on the cover is dressed like a stereotypical alternative music fan to create a connection with the audience. Feedback was received on Facebook and Twitter from the target age group about how well the cover model represents them.
Evaluation - Question 4
The target audience for the magazine is 16-25 year olds, specifically college students, young adults, music fanatics, and NME readers. This age group tends to be the most frequent consumers of modern music and have a keen interest in both new and older music. The author chose this target audience because they are part of this age group themselves and there are few other magazines targeting this specific demographic.
Evaluation (Q2)
The media product represents several social groups:
- Young adults aged 18-25 as evidenced by the live music event photo, minimal graphic design style, and easily readable modern writing.
- Alternative/indie music fans drawn to the challenging of rock genre trends and focus on that developing music style.
- Middle class individuals interested in festivals and attracted by the good price and quality of the magazine.
Evaluation question two
The document discusses how a media product can represent particular social groups through its cover models and content. For a music magazine targeting 18-24 year olds, the cover model is dressed as a typical music artist in clothes and holding a microphone to represent that audience. The model looks up at the camera, portraying themselves as an idol to inspire the target readers. Feedback was gathered from the target age group on Facebook and Twitter to help effectively represent the alternative music fans that make up the magazine's audience.
Question 2
This document discusses how a magazine represents social groups through the images and content featured. It notes that the front cover image of a boy band represents both male and female younger audiences aged 16-25 who may look up to or be attracted to the band. The way the band members are portrayed as close friends also represents friendship. Additionally, the magazine's font, colors, style and affordable monthly price make it relatable and accessible to a wide audience across gender and social class.
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MEDIA QUESTION 2
The media product represents several social groups through its design choices and content. It uses black, white, and red colors that appeal to a broad mainstream audience rather than specific minority groups. The magazine focuses on bands like Paramore that appeal to younger generations. It features hip hop artists like Chipmunk and N Dubz that are popular within underprivileged young people. The simple layout and inclusion of different music genres attracts a broad audience from ages 18 to 40, while the focus on guitar music and pricing targets working class individuals.
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The document summarizes the ways in which the magazine "PUNKED" represents the punk/rock genre and social groups through its visual imagery and content. Some key aspects included using younger models aged 18-25 to attract a younger audience, portraying the "bad boy" personality through aloof facial expressions and rebellious styles, and featuring modern hairstyles and fashion popular with younger punk/rock bands. The magazine aims to represent current trends within the genre while appealing to middle-class audiences.
How does your product represent particular social groups?
The magazine aims to represent its target social group of rock music fans aged 16-20. It uses images of male and female models of different ethnicities to appeal to both genders. Most rock artists are Caucasian but the magazine is open to all ethnic groups. It costs £1.50 to be affordable for its mainly working class target audience. The magazine covers a wide range of rock genres and topics related to entering the music industry to appeal to and inspire its target social group of rock music fans.
Q5 how did you address your audience
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Question 5 evaluation
The document discusses the target audience and goals of a new music magazine. It aims to have a larger female readership between ages 15-25 to encourage more women in music. It plans to adopt Naomi Wolf's theory of using an attractive woman on the cover to appeal to women and inspire them to aspire to her look. The cover model's expression will be invitational to suggest mystery and fit with rock music's stereotype of rebellion. The magazine seeks to provide escape, information, social connections, and a sense of identity for its readers.
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The document discusses how a magazine represents a particular social group aged 14-30 that enjoys classic and heavy rock music. It does this through the clothes, facial expressions, camera angles, and color scheme used in photos throughout the magazine. Dark, casual clothes along with serious facial expressions signal a rebel attitude that this social group finds appealing. Photos from varied camera angles further engage this target audience by depicting passion for music and a desire to explore new artists. An consistent color scheme of red, white, black, and brown draws on conventions familiar to this group.
Evaluation Q5
This document analyzes how the magazine "Volume" addressed and attracted its target audience through various design elements. The summary is:
The magazine targeted a young, social demographic interested in dance music and club culture. Various design elements like the masthead, cover stars, and color scheme appealed to this lifestyle. Location mentions and previewing trending artists/events aimed to keep readers engaged with the latest trends. The layout and language used an informal, accessible tone reflective of the audience. Photos of popular spots and people reinforced the lifestyle marketed to readers.
Question 2
The document discusses how the magazine represents social groups. It aims its content at a younger, exploratory audience. While the topics of fashion and gossip suggest a female target audience, the images may appeal to males as well. Some images portray female artists in a positive light, showing strength and success, while another image challenges stereotypes by depicting the less glamorous side of celebrity.
Evaluation Question 4
The primary audience for the magazine would be young female adults aged 16-24 who enjoy pop music, both current and from the past. A secondary audience would be males with similar interests. The cover uses red and blue colors with a predominantly feminine design to appeal to its mainly female readership. The retro typography and photo shoot aim to relate to this target audience's tastes.
Eval 4&5
The document discusses the target audience and approach for a music magazine media product. The target audience is 18-24 year olds, primarily female. This is reflected by the magazine's front cover resembling a women's magazine and black and gold "house style." Feedback from a focus group of the target age group was incorporated into the magazine's design. While not targeting exclusively one gender, the style appeals more to women. The $4.50 price point aims to be affordable for the 18-24 age group while maintaining a sophisticated, classy image through the use of gold and black. The magazine features both popular and new music artists, appealing to the target audience's interest in discovering new music and seeing photos from concerts and of famous
Evaluation 4&5
The document discusses the target audience and approach for a music magazine media product. The target audience is identified as females ages 18-24, as the style and front cover resemble a women's magazine. However, the house style uses black and gold colors that could also appeal to males. Feedback from a focus group of the target age range was gathered to help design the magazine in a way they preferred. The $4.50 price point is aimed at the 18-24 age range as they would be more likely able to afford it than younger readers. The magazine features popular and new music artists to keep the target audience informed on current music trends.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses how the magazine represents different social groups through its design and target audience. It aims to target both male and female readers aged 14-25, as this genre of music appeals to a wide demographic unlike more niche genres. The cover features an average-looking young male musician to represent the indie/rock genre without sexualization. It targets middle-class young adults and teenagers as its primary readers since they are most interested in music and have disposable income. However, it only represents the white ethnicity common in the music industry and could improve on diversity.
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The document discusses the target audience and marketing strategies for a pop music magazine. The target audience is described as 13-19 year olds, primarily female, from a lower social class in the UK. The magazine will attract this audience through its informal tone, low price, and images featuring casually dressed male pop stars consistent with the genre's stereotypes. Cover lines promise exclusive photos and a chance for readers to directly contact their favorite singer. Marketing campaigns will feature contests allowing readers to win desirable prizes in order to attract and engage the target youth audience.
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Evaluation 2
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Evaluation question two
The document discusses how a media product can represent particular social groups through its cover models and content. For a music magazine targeting 18-24 year olds, the cover model is dressed as a typical music artist in clothes and holding a microphone to represent that audience. The model looks up at the camera, portraying themselves as an idol to inspire the target readers. Feedback was gathered from the target age group on Facebook and Twitter to help effectively represent the alternative music fans that make up the magazine's audience.
Question 2
This document discusses how a magazine represents social groups through the images and content featured. It notes that the front cover image of a boy band represents both male and female younger audiences aged 16-25 who may look up to or be attracted to the band. The way the band members are portrayed as close friends also represents friendship. Additionally, the magazine's font, colors, style and affordable monthly price make it relatable and accessible to a wide audience across gender and social class.
Identification of my demographic for my music magazine
The document discusses identifying the target demographic for a hard rock/metal music magazine. The primary audience is fans of that genre who will be attracted to covers featuring bands displaying themes of passion and rebellion through their posture, facial expressions, and clothing. A medium shot on the cover will capture 3-4 band members in a way that conveys their unity and comradery through casual touches like an arm around a shoulder or eyes rolled at each other. Interviews are also an important draw for readers hoping to learn more about their favorite artists.
MEDIA QUESTION 2
The media product represents several social groups through its design choices and content. It uses black, white, and red colors that appeal to a broad mainstream audience rather than specific minority groups. The magazine focuses on bands like Paramore that appeal to younger generations. It features hip hop artists like Chipmunk and N Dubz that are popular within underprivileged young people. The simple layout and inclusion of different music genres attracts a broad audience from ages 18 to 40, while the focus on guitar music and pricing targets working class individuals.
How does your media product represent particular social groups?
The document summarizes the ways in which the magazine "PUNKED" represents the punk/rock genre and social groups through its visual imagery and content. Some key aspects included using younger models aged 18-25 to attract a younger audience, portraying the "bad boy" personality through aloof facial expressions and rebellious styles, and featuring modern hairstyles and fashion popular with younger punk/rock bands. The magazine aims to represent current trends within the genre while appealing to middle-class audiences.
How does your product represent particular social groups?
The magazine aims to represent its target social group of rock music fans aged 16-20. It uses images of male and female models of different ethnicities to appeal to both genders. Most rock artists are Caucasian but the magazine is open to all ethnic groups. It costs £1.50 to be affordable for its mainly working class target audience. The magazine covers a wide range of rock genres and topics related to entering the music industry to appeal to and inspire its target social group of rock music fans.
Q5 how did you address your audience
The document discusses using the GAPS framework and uses and gratifications theory to develop a magazine targeted at mid-adolescents to young adults with an interest in dance music. It analyzes the magazine's genre, audience, purpose and selling point using GAPS. It then explains how the uses and gratifications theory applies to fulfilling information, identity, social interaction and entertainment needs of the target readership. Competitions and partnerships with clothing brands are discussed as ways to incentivize readers.
Question 5 evaluation
The document discusses the target audience and goals of a new music magazine. It aims to have a larger female readership between ages 15-25 to encourage more women in music. It plans to adopt Naomi Wolf's theory of using an attractive woman on the cover to appeal to women and inspire them to aspire to her look. The cover model's expression will be invitational to suggest mystery and fit with rock music's stereotype of rebellion. The magazine seeks to provide escape, information, social connections, and a sense of identity for its readers.
My Social Group Powerpoint
The document discusses how a magazine represents a particular social group aged 14-30 that enjoys classic and heavy rock music. It does this through the clothes, facial expressions, camera angles, and color scheme used in photos throughout the magazine. Dark, casual clothes along with serious facial expressions signal a rebel attitude that this social group finds appealing. Photos from varied camera angles further engage this target audience by depicting passion for music and a desire to explore new artists. An consistent color scheme of red, white, black, and brown draws on conventions familiar to this group.
Evaluation Q5
This document analyzes how the magazine "Volume" addressed and attracted its target audience through various design elements. The summary is:
The magazine targeted a young, social demographic interested in dance music and club culture. Various design elements like the masthead, cover stars, and color scheme appealed to this lifestyle. Location mentions and previewing trending artists/events aimed to keep readers engaged with the latest trends. The layout and language used an informal, accessible tone reflective of the audience. Photos of popular spots and people reinforced the lifestyle marketed to readers.
Question 2
The document discusses how the magazine represents social groups. It aims its content at a younger, exploratory audience. While the topics of fashion and gossip suggest a female target audience, the images may appeal to males as well. Some images portray female artists in a positive light, showing strength and success, while another image challenges stereotypes by depicting the less glamorous side of celebrity.
Evaluation Question 4
The primary audience for the magazine would be young female adults aged 16-24 who enjoy pop music, both current and from the past. A secondary audience would be males with similar interests. The cover uses red and blue colors with a predominantly feminine design to appeal to its mainly female readership. The retro typography and photo shoot aim to relate to this target audience's tastes.
Eval 4&5
The document discusses the target audience and approach for a music magazine media product. The target audience is 18-24 year olds, primarily female. This is reflected by the magazine's front cover resembling a women's magazine and black and gold "house style." Feedback from a focus group of the target age group was incorporated into the magazine's design. While not targeting exclusively one gender, the style appeals more to women. The $4.50 price point aims to be affordable for the 18-24 age group while maintaining a sophisticated, classy image through the use of gold and black. The magazine features both popular and new music artists, appealing to the target audience's interest in discovering new music and seeing photos from concerts and of famous
Evaluation 4&5
The document discusses the target audience and approach for a music magazine media product. The target audience is identified as females ages 18-24, as the style and front cover resemble a women's magazine. However, the house style uses black and gold colors that could also appeal to males. Feedback from a focus group of the target age range was gathered to help design the magazine in a way they preferred. The $4.50 price point is aimed at the 18-24 age range as they would be more likely able to afford it than younger readers. The magazine features popular and new music artists to keep the target audience informed on current music trends.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses how the magazine represents different social groups through its design and target audience. It aims to target both male and female readers aged 14-25, as this genre of music appeals to a wide demographic unlike more niche genres. The cover features an average-looking young male musician to represent the indie/rock genre without sexualization. It targets middle-class young adults and teenagers as its primary readers since they are most interested in music and have disposable income. However, it only represents the white ethnicity common in the music industry and could improve on diversity.
Part 2 to my media evaluation
This document discusses a magazine aimed at teenagers and young adults aged 16-21, primarily males. The magazine represents this target audience through fashion choices shown in photos, such as hoodies and polo shirts. It also features an emotional article about a band member's personal issues to engage readers who may be experiencing similar feelings. The magazine would likely be distributed by Bauer Media Group, as they publish musical magazines like Kerrang and Q targeted at younger audiences, which is important since this magazine aims to reach student Explorers.
Luke evaluation
The document discusses the target audience and marketing strategies for a pop music magazine. The target audience is described as 13-19 year olds, primarily female, from a lower social class in the UK. The magazine will attract this audience through its informal tone, low price, and images featuring casually dressed male pop stars consistent with the genre's stereotypes. Cover lines promise exclusive photos and a chance for readers to directly contact their favorite singer. Marketing campaigns will feature contests allowing readers to win desirable prizes in order to attract and engage the target youth audience.
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The document discusses how a magazine represents a target social group of females aged 15-30 who enjoy rock music but have mainstream tastes. The magazine portrays this group as independent, powerful women who rebel against those who disagree with them. Photos show confident women to embody this "feminine rock" identity. Color choices of pink, red, and yellow are bold and feminine. Together, these elements aim to represent the target audience's unique blend of edginess and femininity.
Evaluation 2
The document summarizes how a media product represents teenagers interested in rock music. It discusses portraying this group as angry and destructive at times but also challenging negative stereotypes. While mostly appealing to males, it tries to reach out more to females. The content focuses on a few bands but will still attract the social group due to fans' dedication. The writing style is casual and informal to match the 16-20 year old target audience.
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- Females aged 15-21 as the main audience, though it also aims to represent some male interests.
- Working and middle class audiences through an affordable price point and casual language.
- Alternative music fans through featured content, but also aims to represent mainstream music fans.
- The style and content is designed to appeal to teenagers through bright colors, informal language, and relatable topics.
Sam hancock
This document contains information about a media studies student's media product portfolio for a magazine aimed at teenagers aged 14-20 who enjoy pop music and fashion. It includes details about the target audience, how the magazine represents particular social groups through its cover star and features, and why the magazine would be distributed by Prometheus Global Media publishing company. The student explains how their magazine uses conventions from real magazines like Billboard, We <3 Pop, and Top of the Pops in its design, including bright colors, posed cover stars, and column text layouts.
AS Media Evaulation
The document is a student's media studies portfolio that includes information about the intended audience for a magazine they are designing.
The primary target audience is described as teenagers and young adults aged 16-25 interested in punk and rock music genres. The magazine would also appeal to those interested in comic/fantasy films and popular YouTubers. Research including a survey found the audience would want information about bands, their tours, and other music industry topics as well as content related to the internet and film.
Influences for the magazine design and content are cited as existing magazines like Kerrang that focus on rebellion and punk styles of music. The unique selling point is said to be its inclusion of internet and film-related
Question 2: Who would be your target audience?
The target audience for the music magazine is males and females ages 15-21. This age range was chosen because the author is a teenager and wants to relate to a familiar genre, which is R&B. Research found R&B was popular among teenagers and young adults. The magazine aims to attract both genders equally and feature a female artist to challenge stereotypes. It also aims to have a non-race specific audience and feature an artist of Turkish background. The target audience would mostly come from a working-class or middle-class background and have interests in music, fashion, social media, and culture.
Social groups
The document discusses how a music magazine represents its target social group. The social group is identified as mostly students aged 15-25 who enjoy indie music. The magazine portrays their lifestyle through articles about music festivals and free downloads. It aims for a middle-class audience but is affordable for lower-class students. Images and content appeal to both male and female readers. The ethnicity of most readers is expected to be white Caucasian initially due to the UK publication. The magazine encodes motivational messages for its audience through a young featured artist.
Final+evaluation
My media product uses conventions from real magazines such as a large, bold masthead located at the top left of the cover. It also uses conventions like featuring a large celebrity image on the cover. However, it challenges conventions by including social media links, as most similar magazines do not. The target audience is 15-19 year old males, as they will be most interested in the indie/alternative music genre featured. Bauer Media would be a suitable publisher as they already publish a similar magazine called Q. The target audience would also be working or middle class, white, British males who want to learn about white, male indie/alternative stars they can personally identify with.
Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of a student's media studies project to create a music magazine called "Sound Army".
The student discusses how their magazine uses conventions from real media products like Vibe magazine. They also analyze how their magazine represents different social groups and the types of audiences it might attract.
The student explains that large media company Bauer Media might be interested in distributing their magazine due to its focus on building relationships with readers across different platforms.
Overall, the student reflects on what they have learned about technologies like Photoshop and the progression of their skills from their preliminary task to completing the full magazine product.
Q2
The document discusses representation of various social groups that could be targeted by a music magazine. It examines representation by age (17-25 year olds, 26-40 year olds, and 40+ year olds), gender (male, female, mixed), social class (lower class, working class, and upper class), and provides descriptions of stereotypes associated with each group. The target audience is described as 17-25 year olds who are students interested in new music, festivals, tours and social media. The magazine's colors, content, price and frequency are analyzed and found to support rather than challenge stereotypes about the target audience.
Q2
The document discusses representing different social groups in a media product. It examines representing gender, including males, females and mixed audiences. It also considers representing different age groups from 17-25 years old to 40+ years old. Additionally, it discusses representing social class, including lower, working and upper classes. The target audience is described as young, working class and interested in music, festivals and social media. The document considers if the media product challenges representations or supports stereotypes of the target audience.
Evaluation
- The document provides information about Nicola Carroll's media studies portfolio for a music magazine called "Individual".
- It discusses the target audience as young females aged 16-22 interested in pop music and high street fashion.
- It also provides details about the content and design of the magazine, including features on pop stars Beyoncé and Jessie J, fashion discounts, and a photoshoot with the candidate's sister as cover star.
- Questions are answered about how the magazine represents its target audience through the cover star's appearance and the types of articles, and how the magazine could be distributed through existing music publications and their parent companies.
Evaluatino q
The document discusses how a media product represents and reflects its target audience. The target audience is described as people aged 16-30 with an interest in alternative music and fashion who could be described as "hipsters." Key aspects that reflect this audience include a simple black, yellow, and white color scheme representing Madchester culture; a layout that looks different from other magazines; styling the models in clothes and hair styles emulating Ian Brown and Shaun Ryder to look alternative; and poses that look moody but strong and laid back, representing hipsters. In conclusion, the document discusses how research and planning were used to reflect the target audience as well as possible through the magazine's style and content.
Media coursework: Evaluation part 2.
The document analyzes representations of ethnicity, gender, class, and age in a hypothetical pop music magazine. It finds that ethnic minorities, particularly black artists, are underrepresented. Men are portrayed as dominant while women are sexualized. The magazine primarily represents the middle class through images of wealth and success. Though the target audience is students aged 13-18, the magazine presents an aspirational lifestyle beyond their social class to fulfill dreams.
Evaluation
Katherine created a music magazine called "Dropout" to fulfill a media studies assessment. She drew inspiration from the layout and conventions of "Clash Magazine." Katherine represented the target demographic of 16-25 year olds and those in socioeconomic category E through affordable pricing and content. She incorporated codes like colored text and images to attract her intended audience. Producing preliminary tasks helped Katherine improve her Photoshop skills and create a professional final product that demonstrated her creative abilities.
Magazine evaluation
1) The document evaluates the author's pop music magazine by analyzing how it uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines.
2) Key conventions included on the magazine cover are an eye-catching masthead, popular artist names, solo female artist image, and straplines. The contents page layout is inspired by Billboard but more complex.
3) The target audience is portrayed as interested in latest trends and pop music, represented through bright colors, packed layout, and promotion of young successful artists.
Magazine evaluation
1) The document analyzes and evaluates the student's magazine project covering conventions used, representation of social groups, distribution opportunities, target audience, and technologies learned.
2) Key aspects of the student's magazine included representing the pop music genre through bright colors and packed layout, focusing on promoting young artists, and distributing through an established music publisher to reach the intended 13-30 year old audience interested in latest music trends.
3) Through the project, the student learned about magazine design conventions, improving photography and editing skills, and constructing a more complex layout using layers in Photoshop.
Question 2
This magazine represents teenagers as the target audience. It uses a black, white and red color scheme along with simple fonts that appeal to teenagers. The bands and artists featured, such as Panic! At The Disco and Twenty One Pilots, are newer acts that would appeal more to younger generations. While it also provides news and festival information appealing to young adults, the primary focus is on music appealing to teenagers. It represents both males and females but features more male artists, using predominantly dark colors that stereotypically appeal more to males. The magazine is also aimed more at the working class through its darker layout and cheaper monthly price point, appealing to those in part-time jobs who can afford to save up each month.
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