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The document represents young females as its target audience through various design elements: 1) The pink colors and colloquial language like "awesome" and "amazeball" are meant to appeal to and represent the innocent, girly and fun side of young females. 2) The main image features a happy young female to help readers relate and go against stereotypes of troubled youth. 3) The artists featured in the magazine, like One Direction, JLS, Pink, and Taylor Swift, represent the type of music young females enjoy listening to. 4) Additional design elements like a simple color scheme, fun poses, and many images are meant to visually entertain and appeal to young, visual
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The magazine represents young females as its primary social group. It uses pink colors, girly imagery like flowers in hair, and references to pop artists like One Direction and Taylor Swift that would appeal to this target audience. The fun poses and emphasis on entertainment also aims to portray the target audience as wanting to have fun rather than be too serious.
Q2
The document represents that the media product targets young females interested in pop music. It uses pink colors, girly images of females, and references to popular artists like One Direction and Taylor Swift to appeal to this audience. The simple fonts, minimal color scheme, and abundance of pictures aim to entertain the target audience and make the magazine fun and easy to read.
Front cover analysis beiber 2
The document provides tips on how teenage girls can look like their favorite pop artist, Cher Lloyd. It highlights that the magazine features 106 clothing bargains to appeal to teenagers with limited budgets. Bright feminine colors are used on the cover to instantly grab attention.
Contents page analysis 1
The document summarizes how images on the contents page of a magazine appeal to its target audience. First, images of pop stars and a leopard print clutch bag make the page visually appealing. Second, the images reflect the interests of the readership, showing boys from One Direction and a fashionable clutch bag. These visuals demonstrate the audience's love of music celebrities and current fashion trends followed by their favorite artists.
Dps !!!!
The document summarizes a magazine article interview with Cher. The standfirst intrigues readers by suggesting they will learn a secret about Cher. Pink text differentiates the interview questions from answers and creates a feminine feel. Highlighted sections link to other interesting parts of the magazine, showing the publication understands its teenage audience.
Cher 1
The magazine masthead uses a feminine font and color with starred details to appeal to young teenage girls. The main headline focuses on celebrity Cher's confidence issues to create relatability for readers who may struggle with the same issues. Using bold text on "confidence" and informal wording like "gasp" and "swagger" grabs attention while relating to the target audience's language.
Bieb
Justin Bieber is featured prominently on the magazine cover making eye contact with the viewer to create a sense of direct address and personal connection. His casual style of a denim jacket and white t-shirt allows readers to relate to him while still portraying him as a fashionable celebrity. The use of Justin Bieber as the cover image and his direct gaze are intended to attract the target audience and make them feel personally appealed to in order to encourage them to purchase the magazine.
Cher 4
Teenage girls are often interested in boy bands and male artists featured on pop magazine covers. Placing images of these artists on the left side catches readers' eyes first and instantly persuades them to buy the magazine. The magazine promises to reveal the artists' secrets, which intrigues readers and lures them into the purchase. Hiding the price until after drawing readers in with the cover prevents the cost from affecting their buying decision.
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The magazine represents young females as its primary social group. It uses pink colors, girly imagery like flowers in hair, and references to pop artists like One Direction and Taylor Swift that would appeal to this target audience. The fun poses and emphasis on entertainment also aims to portray the target audience as wanting to have fun rather than be too serious.
Q2
The document represents that the media product targets young females interested in pop music. It uses pink colors, girly images of females, and references to popular artists like One Direction and Taylor Swift to appeal to this audience. The simple fonts, minimal color scheme, and abundance of pictures aim to entertain the target audience and make the magazine fun and easy to read.
Front cover analysis beiber 2
The document provides tips on how teenage girls can look like their favorite pop artist, Cher Lloyd. It highlights that the magazine features 106 clothing bargains to appeal to teenagers with limited budgets. Bright feminine colors are used on the cover to instantly grab attention.
Contents page analysis 1
The document summarizes how images on the contents page of a magazine appeal to its target audience. First, images of pop stars and a leopard print clutch bag make the page visually appealing. Second, the images reflect the interests of the readership, showing boys from One Direction and a fashionable clutch bag. These visuals demonstrate the audience's love of music celebrities and current fashion trends followed by their favorite artists.
Dps !!!!
The document summarizes a magazine article interview with Cher. The standfirst intrigues readers by suggesting they will learn a secret about Cher. Pink text differentiates the interview questions from answers and creates a feminine feel. Highlighted sections link to other interesting parts of the magazine, showing the publication understands its teenage audience.
Cher 1
The magazine masthead uses a feminine font and color with starred details to appeal to young teenage girls. The main headline focuses on celebrity Cher's confidence issues to create relatability for readers who may struggle with the same issues. Using bold text on "confidence" and informal wording like "gasp" and "swagger" grabs attention while relating to the target audience's language.
Bieb
Justin Bieber is featured prominently on the magazine cover making eye contact with the viewer to create a sense of direct address and personal connection. His casual style of a denim jacket and white t-shirt allows readers to relate to him while still portraying him as a fashionable celebrity. The use of Justin Bieber as the cover image and his direct gaze are intended to attract the target audience and make them feel personally appealed to in order to encourage them to purchase the magazine.
Cher 4
Teenage girls are often interested in boy bands and male artists featured on pop magazine covers. Placing images of these artists on the left side catches readers' eyes first and instantly persuades them to buy the magazine. The magazine promises to reveal the artists' secrets, which intrigues readers and lures them into the purchase. Hiding the price until after drawing readers in with the cover prevents the cost from affecting their buying decision.
Dps 1
The document discusses how Cher's tattoos reflect her rebellious persona in a feminine way, featuring delicate designs like butterflies and birds. It also analyzes how the magazine article uses design techniques like a large pink letter and Cher's image to draw attention to and reinforce the headline about Cher being blamed for others' rebellious behavior.
Evaluation charlotte m 1
The document describes a student's coursework to create components of an original music magazine, including a front cover, contents page, and double page spread. The student researched real pop magazines to understand conventions and ensure their magazine reflected the genre. Their magazine, called Rhythmix, follows conventions such as using bright colors and a colloquial tone to appeal to its target audience of 14-18 year old girls interested in music, celebrities, and style. The student evaluates how their work achieved genre conventions and fulfilled the needs of their target readership.
Question two
The magazine is designed to attract a readership aged 15-25 years old. Several design elements target this age group, including a gritty font, informal language, images of young people, and a neutral color scheme. The £3 price point was chosen based on research showing its affordability for students. Content focuses on young artists and bands to maintain interest across the full magazine.
Question 5 eval
The document discusses how the magazine targeted its female pop fan audience. It used a bright pink color scheme throughout as pink appeals to women. Cover lines and images focused on female pop artists to attract women fans of pop music. The magazine was also priced reasonably to appeal to student buyers on a low income.
Presentation2
The document discusses the use of color schemes and imagery in a magazine spread. It analyzes how the dark makeup, clothing and styling of the celebrity contrasts with her light features to imply a dangerous side beneath the surface. Pink and black are used together to represent how a good girl has "gone bad" and suggest the genre is punk/rock. Black and white are also contrasted to represent negative and positive connotations. The dominant celebrity image and title font/colors are meant to attract readers and communicate the focus on a "wild child" celebrity.
Pages 11 to 15
The document discusses how the magazine represents teenage girls through its images and content. It shows images of smiling teenage girls on the cover and inside pages to represent the target 13-18 year old female audience in a positive way. The magazine also includes mentions of popular celebrities like Rihanna that would appeal to teenage girls. Feedback from a focus group of 20 teenage girls showed that 15 felt the magazine represented girls very positively, with the rest feeling it was mainly positive. No one thought the representation was negative.
Dbs 1d 1
The headline uses a display font decorated with splashes of water to grab attention and set an aquatic theme for the article about a boy band returning from touring America. The splashes flying off the letters maintain the theme while the italicized lowercase letters and aquamarine color create a feminine feel, despite being about a boy band, keeping with the magazine's persona.
Dbs analysis 2
Cher's facial expression and messy hair in the photograph convey a rebellious and wayward persona. She is staring at the camera with her fingertips to her mouth, suggesting she has misbehaved. Her unusual twisted body pose and squirming demeanor further establishes her as unique and childlike in feeling guilty for her actions. Her clashing outfit of striped black and white trousers and a tight royal blue t-shirt, which highlights her figure, represent her extremes in personality and "crazy persona".
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents a particular social group. It summarizes:
1) The target audience is girls in early-to-late teens. It aims to attract this group through focusing on different music genres and female artists, while also using neutral colors that could appeal to males.
2) The language and images used represent the target age group. Colloquial language and loud, dark fashion in the photoshoot connect to the social group. Dark images also reflect insecurities and secrets of the audience.
3) Including the latest music charts and popular artists attracts the young audience who are interested in popular culture, celebrities, and staying up to date on music.
Front cover analysis cher
The front cover of a magazine features pop star Cher Lloyd smiling in a subtly flirtatious pose. Her look uses dark eyeliner to seem kitten-like and able to attract the opposite sex, appealing to the target audience of teenage girls. Additional features like tips on fashion and makeup as favored by pop stars, along with popular items like nail polish and bags, are intended to draw in readers and encourage them to purchase the magazine. Bright feminine colors and Cher Lloyd's eye contact with the audience aim to attract their attention and make them feel personally spoken to.
Question 2
The document summarizes how a media product represents social groups through its cover image and main story. The cover image of an average girl leaves room for interpretation and does not indicate social class. The main story tells of a celebrity's history of abuse and comeback, representing audiences who have experienced similar issues or are interested in celebrity gossip. Overall, the media product aims to represent teenagers but could also appeal to other audiences through its realistic storyline.
Question 2
The document analyzes how a magazine article represents different social groups. The cover image uses abstract facial painting and atypical posing that could appeal to more alternative girls. The black and white interior photo gives a serious tone. The social media screenshot makes the celebrity seem more relatable. The article tells the dark story of the celebrity's abuse experience, which could attract audiences of different ages and backgrounds who relate to overcoming hardship. Overall, the magazine aims to represent different audiences through its varied imagery and real-life narrative.
Beib 4
Pop magazines use exclusive stories, free posters, and articles about popular celebrities like Niall from One Direction to attract readers and boost sales. The magazines draw readers in with "special reports" on exclusive gossip that can only be found in the magazine. Free posters mentioned at the end of articles encourage readers to purchase the issue. Featuring well-known artists adds further appeal to the target audience of young girls.
Evaluation question 2
This document summarizes how the media product represents social groups. It represents white British teenagers and young adults, similar to the target audience, so they can relate to the people in the magazine. Both males and females are featured, though there are more males. The front cover shows a male teenager in a rebellious pose wearing stereotypical teen clothing to relate to the target audience. Photographs use mid shots without direct eye contact to emphasize sneaky rebellion that the audience may admire. The layout is aimed more at females using pastel colors based on focus group feedback. The double page spread shows a concentrated facial expression to represent sporadic teen emotions in a way audiences can relate to.
Question 5 evaluation
The document discusses how the magazine addresses and attracts its target audience. It uses a colorful layout with a simple, clean design to appeal to female readers. The front page uses various fonts and includes a photo of smiling characters to seem informal yet recognizable and associate the magazine with happiness. Photos in different styles and locations throughout portray different feelings and appeal to a wide range of readers. The color scheme and overall clean, organized look aim to attract the target audience of teenage girls.
Representations ppt.
The document discusses the visual and linguistic representations used in a music magazine targeted at males and females aged 15-19. The front cover features the singer in a close-up shot smiling casually to appear friendly and approachable. The contents page also uses casual images and language to engage readers with gossip and celebrity details. The double page spread prominently features the singer looking confident and seductive to appeal to male readers while also including a more casual image to seem relatable. Red, black, and winter-themed colors and designs are used throughout for visual cohesion and appeal.
Magazine front cover; top of the pops
This magazine front cover is targeted towards girls aged 10-15. It uses a fun pink and white color palette, informal layout with many images, and coverlines about romance and fashion to attract its young female audience. The central image is of singer Alexandra Burke to appeal to the target demographic. Additional elements like a prize giveaway and story about Burke overcoming bullying further engage readers.
Question 2
The document provides an analysis of a magazine cover and contents to attract a younger female audience aged 17-29 from various socioeconomic backgrounds. Key points analyzed include the use of a non-sexualized female cover model smiling directly at the camera to seem approachable, a rebellious masthead with the word "LOVE" in reverse colors to attract readers, and a variety of articles featuring both male and female artists/subjects to interest both genders. The overall layout, color scheme, and mix of conventional and unconventional styles aim to seem inclusive while maintaining a unique and interesting aesthetic.
Q2
The document summarizes how the media product represents particular social groups. It represents young females as its target audience through its use of pink colors, girly imagery of flowers and bright colors, inclusion of pop artists that target demographic enjoys, and use of informal language. The fun poses and focus on entertainment also aims to represent that audience.
Q2
The document summarizes how the media product represents particular social groups. It represents young females as its target audience through its use of pink colors, girly imagery of flowers and bright colors, inclusion of pop artists that target demographic enjoys, and use of informal language. The fun poses and emphasis on entertainment through many images aims to attract a young, visual readership looking to have fun and pretend.
Question5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of 12-17 year old girls in their pop culture magazine. They used feminine imagery on the cover featuring a young female idol. The contents page included features on fashion and dating tips about popular artists. Images throughout were of pretty, confident female pop stars to attract readers. Bold formatting and simple language made the articles engaging for teenage girls.
Top Of The Pops Magazine Analysis
This magazine is targeted at teenage girls aged 11-14 who enjoy pop music, celebrities, and fashion. It features interviews and gossip about popular boy bands and female artists. The magazine uses bright colors, bold fonts, and informal language to appeal to its young female readership. Images of celebrities, quizzes, posters, and opportunities to win prizes also aim to attract teenage girls interested in pop culture.
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Dps 1
The document discusses how Cher's tattoos reflect her rebellious persona in a feminine way, featuring delicate designs like butterflies and birds. It also analyzes how the magazine article uses design techniques like a large pink letter and Cher's image to draw attention to and reinforce the headline about Cher being blamed for others' rebellious behavior.
Evaluation charlotte m 1
The document describes a student's coursework to create components of an original music magazine, including a front cover, contents page, and double page spread. The student researched real pop magazines to understand conventions and ensure their magazine reflected the genre. Their magazine, called Rhythmix, follows conventions such as using bright colors and a colloquial tone to appeal to its target audience of 14-18 year old girls interested in music, celebrities, and style. The student evaluates how their work achieved genre conventions and fulfilled the needs of their target readership.
Question two
The magazine is designed to attract a readership aged 15-25 years old. Several design elements target this age group, including a gritty font, informal language, images of young people, and a neutral color scheme. The £3 price point was chosen based on research showing its affordability for students. Content focuses on young artists and bands to maintain interest across the full magazine.
Question 5 eval
The document discusses how the magazine targeted its female pop fan audience. It used a bright pink color scheme throughout as pink appeals to women. Cover lines and images focused on female pop artists to attract women fans of pop music. The magazine was also priced reasonably to appeal to student buyers on a low income.
Presentation2
The document discusses the use of color schemes and imagery in a magazine spread. It analyzes how the dark makeup, clothing and styling of the celebrity contrasts with her light features to imply a dangerous side beneath the surface. Pink and black are used together to represent how a good girl has "gone bad" and suggest the genre is punk/rock. Black and white are also contrasted to represent negative and positive connotations. The dominant celebrity image and title font/colors are meant to attract readers and communicate the focus on a "wild child" celebrity.
Pages 11 to 15
The document discusses how the magazine represents teenage girls through its images and content. It shows images of smiling teenage girls on the cover and inside pages to represent the target 13-18 year old female audience in a positive way. The magazine also includes mentions of popular celebrities like Rihanna that would appeal to teenage girls. Feedback from a focus group of 20 teenage girls showed that 15 felt the magazine represented girls very positively, with the rest feeling it was mainly positive. No one thought the representation was negative.
Dbs 1d 1
The headline uses a display font decorated with splashes of water to grab attention and set an aquatic theme for the article about a boy band returning from touring America. The splashes flying off the letters maintain the theme while the italicized lowercase letters and aquamarine color create a feminine feel, despite being about a boy band, keeping with the magazine's persona.
Dbs analysis 2
Cher's facial expression and messy hair in the photograph convey a rebellious and wayward persona. She is staring at the camera with her fingertips to her mouth, suggesting she has misbehaved. Her unusual twisted body pose and squirming demeanor further establishes her as unique and childlike in feeling guilty for her actions. Her clashing outfit of striped black and white trousers and a tight royal blue t-shirt, which highlights her figure, represent her extremes in personality and "crazy persona".
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents a particular social group. It summarizes:
1) The target audience is girls in early-to-late teens. It aims to attract this group through focusing on different music genres and female artists, while also using neutral colors that could appeal to males.
2) The language and images used represent the target age group. Colloquial language and loud, dark fashion in the photoshoot connect to the social group. Dark images also reflect insecurities and secrets of the audience.
3) Including the latest music charts and popular artists attracts the young audience who are interested in popular culture, celebrities, and staying up to date on music.
Front cover analysis cher
The front cover of a magazine features pop star Cher Lloyd smiling in a subtly flirtatious pose. Her look uses dark eyeliner to seem kitten-like and able to attract the opposite sex, appealing to the target audience of teenage girls. Additional features like tips on fashion and makeup as favored by pop stars, along with popular items like nail polish and bags, are intended to draw in readers and encourage them to purchase the magazine. Bright feminine colors and Cher Lloyd's eye contact with the audience aim to attract their attention and make them feel personally spoken to.
Question 2
The document summarizes how a media product represents social groups through its cover image and main story. The cover image of an average girl leaves room for interpretation and does not indicate social class. The main story tells of a celebrity's history of abuse and comeback, representing audiences who have experienced similar issues or are interested in celebrity gossip. Overall, the media product aims to represent teenagers but could also appeal to other audiences through its realistic storyline.
Question 2
The document analyzes how a magazine article represents different social groups. The cover image uses abstract facial painting and atypical posing that could appeal to more alternative girls. The black and white interior photo gives a serious tone. The social media screenshot makes the celebrity seem more relatable. The article tells the dark story of the celebrity's abuse experience, which could attract audiences of different ages and backgrounds who relate to overcoming hardship. Overall, the magazine aims to represent different audiences through its varied imagery and real-life narrative.
Beib 4
Pop magazines use exclusive stories, free posters, and articles about popular celebrities like Niall from One Direction to attract readers and boost sales. The magazines draw readers in with "special reports" on exclusive gossip that can only be found in the magazine. Free posters mentioned at the end of articles encourage readers to purchase the issue. Featuring well-known artists adds further appeal to the target audience of young girls.
Evaluation question 2
This document summarizes how the media product represents social groups. It represents white British teenagers and young adults, similar to the target audience, so they can relate to the people in the magazine. Both males and females are featured, though there are more males. The front cover shows a male teenager in a rebellious pose wearing stereotypical teen clothing to relate to the target audience. Photographs use mid shots without direct eye contact to emphasize sneaky rebellion that the audience may admire. The layout is aimed more at females using pastel colors based on focus group feedback. The double page spread shows a concentrated facial expression to represent sporadic teen emotions in a way audiences can relate to.
Question 5 evaluation
The document discusses how the magazine addresses and attracts its target audience. It uses a colorful layout with a simple, clean design to appeal to female readers. The front page uses various fonts and includes a photo of smiling characters to seem informal yet recognizable and associate the magazine with happiness. Photos in different styles and locations throughout portray different feelings and appeal to a wide range of readers. The color scheme and overall clean, organized look aim to attract the target audience of teenage girls.
Representations ppt.
The document discusses the visual and linguistic representations used in a music magazine targeted at males and females aged 15-19. The front cover features the singer in a close-up shot smiling casually to appear friendly and approachable. The contents page also uses casual images and language to engage readers with gossip and celebrity details. The double page spread prominently features the singer looking confident and seductive to appeal to male readers while also including a more casual image to seem relatable. Red, black, and winter-themed colors and designs are used throughout for visual cohesion and appeal.
Magazine front cover; top of the pops
This magazine front cover is targeted towards girls aged 10-15. It uses a fun pink and white color palette, informal layout with many images, and coverlines about romance and fashion to attract its young female audience. The central image is of singer Alexandra Burke to appeal to the target demographic. Additional elements like a prize giveaway and story about Burke overcoming bullying further engage readers.
Question 2
The document provides an analysis of a magazine cover and contents to attract a younger female audience aged 17-29 from various socioeconomic backgrounds. Key points analyzed include the use of a non-sexualized female cover model smiling directly at the camera to seem approachable, a rebellious masthead with the word "LOVE" in reverse colors to attract readers, and a variety of articles featuring both male and female artists/subjects to interest both genders. The overall layout, color scheme, and mix of conventional and unconventional styles aim to seem inclusive while maintaining a unique and interesting aesthetic.
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The document summarizes how the media product represents particular social groups. It represents young females as its target audience through its use of pink colors, girly imagery of flowers and bright colors, inclusion of pop artists that target demographic enjoys, and use of informal language. The fun poses and focus on entertainment also aims to represent that audience.
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The document summarizes how the media product represents particular social groups. It represents young females as its target audience through its use of pink colors, girly imagery of flowers and bright colors, inclusion of pop artists that target demographic enjoys, and use of informal language. The fun poses and emphasis on entertainment through many images aims to attract a young, visual readership looking to have fun and pretend.
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Top Of The Pops Magazine Analysis
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Front cover analysis cher
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Question 2
The document analyzes how a pop magazine and the summarizer's mock media product represent particular social groups through their covers and contents.
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Evaluation of AS Music Magazine
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The documentary examines the influence of Marilyn Manson on two boys who committed murder, exploring themes of religion, murder, and influence. It uses interviews, narration, and archive footage from concerts and news segments. The cinematography employs close-ups and pans to show details and the crowd's engagement. The mise-en-scene and background of interviews are tailored to fit different subjects. Tense music and sound effects are used over descriptions of the murder. Edits cut between scenes and interviews, using slow motion during concerts.
Types of documentaries
The document outlines several types of documentaries:
1) Docusoaps follow certain people and events over a long period of time, usually with a central protagonist.
2) Reality TV emerged in the late 1980s/1990s and combines factual information with commercial content to both inform and entertain audiences.
3) "Fly on the wall" documentaries ignore the camera to record real life events as they unfold without interference.
Af questionaire results
The document summarizes the responses from an audience feedback questionnaire about a pop music magazine. Key findings include:
1) Respondents liked different aspects of the magazine such as the colors, style and celebrities featured.
2) Suggested improvements were minor such as reducing some unnecessary pictures.
3) Ratings for the magazine ranged from 7 to 10 out of 10 indicating positive reception.
4) Respondents correctly identified the genre as pop and felt the genre was well-represented.
Q 7
I have learned several important skills in progressing from my preliminary magazine task to the final product:
1) How to properly use design software like Quark and Photoshop to make the magazine look more professional.
2) The importance of color schemes, layout, and using fewer elements to make the text easier to read.
3) How to incorporate codes and conventions from real magazines, like varying fonts for headings and subheadings.
4) With more time and practice, I improved at skills like cutting out images neatly and making elements like bar codes look professional.
Q 7
The student learned several important lessons when progressing from their preliminary magazine task to the final project. They improved their understanding of magazine conventions and codes through research of real publications. They also gained valuable experience using design software like Quark and Photoshop to make the final product more polished. Key areas of growth included developing effective color schemes, incorporating different fonts and styles, and creating a more organized layout with well-designed banners and boxes. Overall, the additional time spent on the final task allowed the student to apply their new knowledge and skills to produce a magazine that looked much more professional.
Q6
I learned how to use different technologies like SLR cameras and voice recorders to take high quality photographs for my product. I also learned how to use software like Photoshop to add effects to titles and pictures, and how to use publishing software like Quark and presentation software like Prezi that I had never used before. Overall, I gained a lot of experience using various technologies during the process of constructing my media product.
Dps analysis
The document describes various graphic design features that are commonly used in magazine layouts to enhance reader experience and engagement. These include stars and other graphics to create excitement, a stand first paragraph to introduce the article informally, drop cap letters to make the page look polished, pull quotes of interesting interview excerpts, photos related to the article's content, simple color schemes, page numbers, and images to indicate turning the page or signaling the end. The purpose is to guide the reader through the article in an enjoyable way using visual elements.
Hannah thomson
Hannah Thomson is listed as a tester. The short document provides the name "Hannah thomson" and her role of "tester" but does not include any other details about her, the project being tested, or additional context.
Questionaire results powerpoint
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to research the target audience for a new pop music magazine. Key findings include:
1) The target audience is predominantly female aged 15-16.
2) Most readers buy music magazines weekly.
3) Readers are willing to pay between £1.99-£2.99 for a magazine.
4) Popular magazine brands and favorite colors will influence the new magazine's design and content.
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- 1. Question Two - How does your media product represent particular social groups? The pink colours would appeal to my target audience of young females and convey the innocent, girly side that they have. The colloquial language such as ‘awesome’ and ‘amazeball’ would appeal to my target audience and represent the fun, jokey side to them. The main image is of a female of a similar age to my target audience which may make them want to read it as they would feel that they can relate to the person in the article which may make them want to read it. also, the girl in the image looks nice and happy which would go against the stereo-type that all youth are out to cause trouble.
- 2. The colour scheme of orange white and black, although sinmple, represents yourng girls becuase orange is a fuin, bright colour and would appeal to them. The fact that the colour scheme is so minimilistic and simple which makes it more visually pleasing for the reader The pink of the background again represents the bright, girly nature of my target audience The artists that are included in the magazine such as One direction, JLS, P!nk and Taylor Swift represent my target audience because this is the type of music that they enjoy listening to and so this would appeal to them and make them want to read the magazine
- 3. The fun pose that the people are pulling in the main Image, as well as being well known to be associated with pop star lady gaga, who also would appeal to my audience, may show that they are just reading it to be entertained and have fun Young readers are very visual and like to be entertained with lots of pictures to help them imagine the concert and pretend they were there, this is why the large number The fact that I have used a of images that are used helps to large and simple font is show this typical of pop magazines and is used because it may make the reader want to read it because it seems like a fun, easy typography just like the artice