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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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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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Media presentation of representations
The document discusses how a magazine represents social groups in its content and imagery. It focuses on representing teenage girls aged 16-21 as the target audience. The front cover features a casually dressed female model around the same age laughing in an approachable way. Artists and genres featured in the magazine, like pop and chart music, appeal to teenage girls. Imagery throughout depicts models in casual clothing focused on music or appearing happy and confident to relate to the target readership. Feminine colors, fonts and informal language make the content accessible and engaging for its intended teenage female audience.
Double page spread 2
The document discusses using images and layouts in magazines to attract audiences. It analyzes a magazine double page spread and provides suggestions for improvement. Specifically:
- The first page discusses using a large, attractive image of a person with an appropriate expression to represent the genre.
- The second page criticizes the masthead for being too basic and not matching the magazine's genre. It notes the word "exclusive" draws attention.
- The third page likes how quotes are enlarged to stand out but thinks the interview format could be more conversational.
- The last page analyzes the subject's appearance and suggests focusing a specific feature, like facial expression, to direct the audience's attention.
Question 2
The magazine is aimed at a young female teenage audience. The front cover uses bright colors and a retro-styled dress to represent this target group. The name "Loud" was chosen to represent the target readers who prefer loud, modern music over classical. Pictures inside feature a male pop star to appeal to girls who want posters and news about their favorite artists. A double page article uses a bright, colorful picture that is intended to stand out and catch readers' attention in line with the social group.
Evaluation q2
The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It summarizes that the magazine represents young people through images of young males and females on the cover and contents page. It mainly represents the indie rock genre through featuring mostly male bands associated with that genre. The people in the genre are presented as moody to fit stereotypes, though articles show them as friendly. Images are dark to match the color scheme and present bands seriously while still capturing their personalities. Overall, the representation fits conventions of indie rock magazines and presents the social groups in a positive rather than negative way.
Music magazine proposal (pages003.312)
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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 document discusses how a media product can represent social groups through its design elements. It analyzes how the color scheme, text, photographs, and effects used in a fictional hip hop magazine represent a target audience of younger males interested in hip hop music. Specifically, the black, white, purple, and green color scheme suggests an "edgy" feeling aimed at ages 16-24. The informal text style and slang words indicate an older teen/young adult readership. Photographs exclusively featuring young males in hip hop clothing and styles further define the intended audience as younger males interested in this music genre. Effects like urban black and white images with colored accents establish the magazine's focus on street-based hip hop music originating from America
Media presentation of representations
The document summarizes how a magazine represents social groups in its content. It focuses on representing teenage girls aged 16-21 as its target audience. Images on the cover and inside pages depict casual, everyday female models of the same age range rather than stereotypical glamorous poses. The magazine focuses on pop/chart music appealing to teenage girls through artists like Justin Bieber, Adele, and Rihanna. Fonts, colors, and informal language are used to attract and interest teenage readers.
Media presentation of representations
The document discusses how a magazine represents social groups in its content and imagery. It focuses on representing teenage girls aged 16-21 as the target audience. The front cover features a casually dressed female model around the same age laughing in an approachable way. Artists and genres featured in the magazine, like pop and chart music, appeal to teenage girls. Imagery throughout depicts models in casual clothing focused on music or appearing happy and confident to relate to the target readership. Feminine colors, fonts and informal language make the content accessible and engaging for its intended teenage female audience.
Double page spread 2
The document discusses using images and layouts in magazines to attract audiences. It analyzes a magazine double page spread and provides suggestions for improvement. Specifically:
- The first page discusses using a large, attractive image of a person with an appropriate expression to represent the genre.
- The second page criticizes the masthead for being too basic and not matching the magazine's genre. It notes the word "exclusive" draws attention.
- The third page likes how quotes are enlarged to stand out but thinks the interview format could be more conversational.
- The last page analyzes the subject's appearance and suggests focusing a specific feature, like facial expression, to direct the audience's attention.
Question 2
The magazine is aimed at a young female teenage audience. The front cover uses bright colors and a retro-styled dress to represent this target group. The name "Loud" was chosen to represent the target readers who prefer loud, modern music over classical. Pictures inside feature a male pop star to appeal to girls who want posters and news about their favorite artists. A double page article uses a bright, colorful picture that is intended to stand out and catch readers' attention in line with the social group.
Evaluation q2
The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It summarizes that the magazine represents young people through images of young males and females on the cover and contents page. It mainly represents the indie rock genre through featuring mostly male bands associated with that genre. The people in the genre are presented as moody to fit stereotypes, though articles show them as friendly. Images are dark to match the color scheme and present bands seriously while still capturing their personalities. Overall, the representation fits conventions of indie rock magazines and presents the social groups in a positive rather than negative way.
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The document proposes a magazine focused on the indie genre of music. It will feature photos of the model Tanya Kekic in natural outdoor settings like parks and woods, playing acoustic instruments to represent the genre. The front cover will showcase the model smiling in motion outdoors on a sunny day to convey the fun and relaxed nature of the music. The contents page will use a detailed double-page photo with writing on one side to make it visually interesting without being too complex. The target audience is described as mainstream 16-20 year old females due to the inclusion of fashion photos and pretty natural backgrounds. Bauer Media is selected as the publisher institution due to its experience with similar magazines.
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- 1. Question Two - How does your media product represent particular social groups? The social groups that would be interested in my magazine would be mainly female, because they are the gender most POP interested in pop music. The pop genre is seen as a genre which is quite fun, not too serious and can be used to have a good time and dance to it.
- 2. 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. The person in the main image is also wearing pink which represents the pop genre as it is bright and girly. Also, the flowers in her hair also show how she is very sweet and girly which shows that stereotype.
- 3. 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
- 4. 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