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The document summarizes the target audience and design choices for a music magazine called "Madting". The magazine targets young, mostly male audiences interested in UK hip-hop and grime music. It uses local slang in the title to appeal to this demographic. The cover features an up-and-coming rapper portrayed as confident and wealthy to attract readers. The cover star is a young black man dressed casually but hip, representing the urban youth that the intended readers can relate to. The magazine focuses more on male than female artists in line with similar successful magazines.
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The target audience for the media product is 16-25 year olds, with a median age of 24. The audience is primarily located in London and will be able to purchase the magazine in shops near homes and transportation hubs. While the models featured are black, the content of the magazine is meant to be relatable for people of all races interested in genres like grime, R&B, and rap music. The styles portrayed by the models reflect current youth trends and the subculture of young music fans.
Media music magazine porposal
This document outlines a proposal for a new music magazine targeting urban youth culture. The magazine would focus on genres like house music, grime, rap, and hip hop. The target audience is older teens and young adults aged 18-30 living in London and the UK. The content would include artist news, interviews, fashion trends, reviews, and advertisements related to the music genres. Demographically, the audience is expected to be mostly male, working/middle class students under 25 from London. The proposal suggests publishing the magazine with Bauer Media due to their experience and influence in the UK media market.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their audience for their magazine. They used specific language tailored to young readers to keep them entertained and presented the magazine differently than a typical one. They included interesting topics and journalism that young readers would actually read. On the cover, they featured an upcoming music duet discussing their new album and tour to intrigue readers. The content focused on famous music acts to appeal to teenage and young readers.
Evaluation Question 4
The document describes a music magazine called VENUS that is aimed at representing the social group of 16-25 year old British females with an interest in hip-hop/R&B/rap music. The creator saw a gap in the market for a hip-hop magazine targeted towards females, as well as a gap for a British hip-hop magazine. A survey showed that the target audience felt female hip-hop artists did not get enough recognition and that there should be a magazine focused on British hip-hop. The magazine aims to represent its target reader - a 17 year old urban London girl of African ethnicity interested in both male and female British and American hip-hop, street dance, and fashion.
Q4 Who would the audience be for your media product?
The document summarizes the target audience for a proposed hip hop magazine. The audience would primarily be socioeconomic categories C2-E, representing middle and lower class individuals who could relate to the informal language. Psychographically, the magazine aims at "mainstreamers" who follow popular hip hop artists, as well as "aspirers" who are inspired by stories of success. Demographically, the target age range is 16-25, with a dominant male audience, though females may also be interested through features like the male model on the cover. The intended readership includes suburban youth who could relate to the magazine's content.
Media presantation
Zaid Masood is proposing a new hip hop and rap magazine called HTZ aimed at teenagers and people in their mid-twenties. HTZ will focus more on fashion than similar magazines like XXL and will be distributed in the UK to cover both American and British artists. The target audience listens to rap and hip hop music and is influenced by fashion trends. HTZ will be distributed through various online and physical channels and will be priced at £1.79 weekly or with a monthly subscription of £5.
Case study
Top of the Pops magazine is a monthly publication owned by the BBC that targets pre-teen girls interested in pop music, celebrities, fashion, and makeup. It features news, gossip and fashion tips about popular artists like One Direction and Justin Bieber. The magazine uses a casual, informal tone along with colorful visuals and fonts to appeal to its young, female readership.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the design conventions of music magazine covers, specifically hip hop magazines. It analyzes the covers of XXL magazine to inform the design of the author's own music magazine cover. The author's cover follows conventions like central placement of the main image and masthead, and uses stylistic elements common in hip hop magazines like dark colors and clothing styles. It challenges some conventions by including a puff and having the artist clothed rather than topless. Overall the cover adheres closely to hip hop magazine conventions while incorporating some original elements.
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The target audience for the media product is 16-25 year olds, with a median age of 24. The audience is primarily located in London and will be able to purchase the magazine in shops near homes and transportation hubs. While the models featured are black, the content of the magazine is meant to be relatable for people of all races interested in genres like grime, R&B, and rap music. The styles portrayed by the models reflect current youth trends and the subculture of young music fans.
Media music magazine porposal
This document outlines a proposal for a new music magazine targeting urban youth culture. The magazine would focus on genres like house music, grime, rap, and hip hop. The target audience is older teens and young adults aged 18-30 living in London and the UK. The content would include artist news, interviews, fashion trends, reviews, and advertisements related to the music genres. Demographically, the audience is expected to be mostly male, working/middle class students under 25 from London. The proposal suggests publishing the magazine with Bauer Media due to their experience and influence in the UK media market.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their audience for their magazine. They used specific language tailored to young readers to keep them entertained and presented the magazine differently than a typical one. They included interesting topics and journalism that young readers would actually read. On the cover, they featured an upcoming music duet discussing their new album and tour to intrigue readers. The content focused on famous music acts to appeal to teenage and young readers.
Evaluation Question 4
The document describes a music magazine called VENUS that is aimed at representing the social group of 16-25 year old British females with an interest in hip-hop/R&B/rap music. The creator saw a gap in the market for a hip-hop magazine targeted towards females, as well as a gap for a British hip-hop magazine. A survey showed that the target audience felt female hip-hop artists did not get enough recognition and that there should be a magazine focused on British hip-hop. The magazine aims to represent its target reader - a 17 year old urban London girl of African ethnicity interested in both male and female British and American hip-hop, street dance, and fashion.
Q4 Who would the audience be for your media product?
The document summarizes the target audience for a proposed hip hop magazine. The audience would primarily be socioeconomic categories C2-E, representing middle and lower class individuals who could relate to the informal language. Psychographically, the magazine aims at "mainstreamers" who follow popular hip hop artists, as well as "aspirers" who are inspired by stories of success. Demographically, the target age range is 16-25, with a dominant male audience, though females may also be interested through features like the male model on the cover. The intended readership includes suburban youth who could relate to the magazine's content.
Media presantation
Zaid Masood is proposing a new hip hop and rap magazine called HTZ aimed at teenagers and people in their mid-twenties. HTZ will focus more on fashion than similar magazines like XXL and will be distributed in the UK to cover both American and British artists. The target audience listens to rap and hip hop music and is influenced by fashion trends. HTZ will be distributed through various online and physical channels and will be priced at £1.79 weekly or with a monthly subscription of £5.
Case study
Top of the Pops magazine is a monthly publication owned by the BBC that targets pre-teen girls interested in pop music, celebrities, fashion, and makeup. It features news, gossip and fashion tips about popular artists like One Direction and Justin Bieber. The magazine uses a casual, informal tone along with colorful visuals and fonts to appeal to its young, female readership.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the design conventions of music magazine covers, specifically hip hop magazines. It analyzes the covers of XXL magazine to inform the design of the author's own music magazine cover. The author's cover follows conventions like central placement of the main image and masthead, and uses stylistic elements common in hip hop magazines like dark colors and clothing styles. It challenges some conventions by including a puff and having the artist clothed rather than topless. Overall the cover adheres closely to hip hop magazine conventions while incorporating some original elements.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the magazine would be male, aged 16-24, of African American race, living in urban areas, interested in hip hop music and new branded sneakers. They would likely be students or recent graduates attracted to articles about up-and-coming hip hop artists similar to themselves growing up in environments portrayed in hip hop songs.
Evaluation2
The document discusses how a hip hop music magazine represents its target social group. The magazine targets young African American males aged 16-24 who listen to hip hop music. It represents this group through the mise-en-scene in photos featuring a model wearing stereotypical hip hop clothing like hoodies and gold accessories. It also represents the group through the use of slang language in interviews and articles, engaging readers who commonly use slang. Color choices like red and black connote danger and mystery, reflecting stereotypes about the social group.
Focus group analysis
The focus group found that images are the main draw for purchasing magazines. They noted that "Vibe" magazine is the most well-known rap magazine, aimed mainly at males. Sexual imagery is often used to attract readers. The group said they had never bought music magazines, preferring online content, suggesting print magazines are outdated. They were interested in artists like Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne and enjoyed interviews that created a personal connection. Magazines aimed at men often use women as sex objects or emphasize masculinity to appeal to readers. The focus group said they would only buy a magazine if it was affordable and reflected their interests in rap and society.
Pictures of real people
The document discusses using models of various ethnicities in a hip hop magazine to appeal to a diverse readership and break conventions. A mixed female model is proposed to show that non-black people also listen to hip hop. Her figure also resembles popular female artists. A male model of an ethnicity common among hip hop artists is suggested for the cover to appeal to both male and female readers of different backgrounds. He resembles a popular artist and his style fits the genre. His inclusion aims to increase the niche market by creating fantasies and escapism for the target audience.
Eval question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a magazine about R&B music. It indicates that while the music is targeted at 13-25 year olds, magazines may appeal more to older readers. Research showed that 80% of R&B listeners identified with the "new affluent workers" class of 18-24 year old students. As examples, it provides profiles of Jayda, a 17-year old fashion student from London interested in R&B, dancing and design, and Sam, a 19-year old business student from London who writes songs and raps about his life with dreams of becoming a famous recording artist.
Music magazine analysis (1)
Vibe is a music and entertainment magazine founded by producer Quincy Jones that predominantly features R&B and hip-hop artists. After shutting down in 2009, it was purchased by a private equity firm and now publishes every other month with a larger online presence. Its target audience is young, urban followers of hip-hop culture. Vibe Media also represents over 25 websites and other media platforms reaching over 19 million consumers per month focused on urban entertainment.
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Evaluation Queston 2
The document discusses how different social groups are represented in a music magazine media product.
Age is represented by featuring an 18-year-old artist, targeting an audience of 15-19 year olds who want to emulate the artist. Gender is primarily female, shown through feminine colors, fonts, and a female target artist. Social class is middle class, publishing monthly for affordability by non-working students and targeting an audience that can relate to the artist's high-street clothing.
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The document provides details about a proposed indie music magazine, including:
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3) Key elements that will be included are a front cover, contents page, article spread, and barcode/price to support magazine conventions.
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Evaluation question 3
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Audience demographics
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The document discusses how a hip hop music magazine represents its target social group. The magazine targets young African American males aged 16-24 who listen to hip hop music. It represents this group through the mise-en-scene in photos featuring a model wearing stereotypical hip hop clothing like hoodies and gold accessories. It also represents the group through the use of slang language in interviews and articles, engaging readers who commonly use slang. Color choices like red and black connote danger and mystery, reflecting stereotypes about the social group.
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The document discusses using models of various ethnicities in a hip hop magazine to appeal to a diverse readership and break conventions. A mixed female model is proposed to show that non-black people also listen to hip hop. Her figure also resembles popular female artists. A male model of an ethnicity common among hip hop artists is suggested for the cover to appeal to both male and female readers of different backgrounds. He resembles a popular artist and his style fits the genre. His inclusion aims to increase the niche market by creating fantasies and escapism for the target audience.
Eval question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a magazine about R&B music. It indicates that while the music is targeted at 13-25 year olds, magazines may appeal more to older readers. Research showed that 80% of R&B listeners identified with the "new affluent workers" class of 18-24 year old students. As examples, it provides profiles of Jayda, a 17-year old fashion student from London interested in R&B, dancing and design, and Sam, a 19-year old business student from London who writes songs and raps about his life with dreams of becoming a famous recording artist.
Music magazine analysis (1)
Vibe is a music and entertainment magazine founded by producer Quincy Jones that predominantly features R&B and hip-hop artists. After shutting down in 2009, it was purchased by a private equity firm and now publishes every other month with a larger online presence. Its target audience is young, urban followers of hip-hop culture. Vibe Media also represents over 25 websites and other media platforms reaching over 19 million consumers per month focused on urban entertainment.
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Dizzie rascal nme front cover analysis
This magazine cover is targeting teenagers aged 13-18. The main image features British rapper Dizzie Rascal, who would be appealing to teenage audiences. His positioning in front of a graffiti wall and wearing chains and a vest aligns with rap music stereotypes. The colorful background and graffiti text used would attract younger audiences. The masthead is placed behind Dizzie Rascal to emphasize the magazine's popularity over its branding. The bold cover line and use of "man" suggests a working class target audience. The strip across lists popular artists like Jay-Z that would appeal to teenagers.
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The document discusses how Amber Davies targeted and addressed her audience for an R&B music magazine. Her target audience was teenagers and young adults aged 16-25 who listen to R&B music on radio stations and enjoy following celebrity lifestyles. To attract this audience, she used eye-catching fonts, colors, and cover lines about relationship drama and celebrity gossip. She also featured popular artists and clothing brands to appeal to her audience's interests. Amber believes distributing the magazine through media outlets targeting a similar demographic would help reach her intended readers.
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Evaluation Queston 2
The document discusses how different social groups are represented in a music magazine media product.
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Prelimenary task
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Evaluation question 3
The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute an R&B magazine called "Fusion" that targets 16-25 year olds. Bauer Media Group is mentioned as an attractive option as it is a large, global company with over 600 magazines and targets the same 17-35 audience. While Wenner Media publishes influential magazines, they may not be the best fit as their target audiences are older. The budget for "Fusion" will be large but not as large as a pop magazine since it focuses on up-and-coming R&B artists. The price point would be $2.99 and it would be best suited for the London audience initially before expanding elsewhere.
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The target audience for the rock music magazine "Sanctuary" would be people between the ages of 16-30+ who enjoy rock music and culture. The magazine aims to appeal to both male and female readers given the popularity of rock among both genders. It will provide news, stories, and information about both new and established rock artists that the target audience can enjoy learning about and being entertained by. The $4 price point makes it affordable and competitive compared to similar magazines.
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The document is an evaluation of a music magazine created by Shannon Abraham. It analyzes how the magazine uses and develops conventions of the media form. The evaluation discusses the magazine cover, contents page, and a feature article. It is noted that the magazine title, use of images and text grabs, and focus on popular artists helps attract its target audience of 12-16 year old females interested in new music artists. Real magazine covers from similar publications are included for comparison.
As media studies – evaluation question 5
The document summarizes how the author addressed their target audience of 17-20 year olds in a rock magazine called The A-Side. Key elements included using common rock magazine conventions like featuring an artist holding an instrument on the cover. Buzzwords and social media links were also included. Color schemes and casual clothing styles portrayed the typical rock artist and were meant to attract the target demographic. Article headlines and images throughout aimed to draw readers in with references to popular music and bands. Overall, conforming to standard rock magazine formats and aesthetics was seen as the best way to engage the intended audience.
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.
Magazine evaluation 2
This document summarizes how the magazine addresses its target audience. It uses fashionable clothing brands and artists that were most popular from the 1960s-1990s to attract readers interested in music from that era. Models on the cover are dressed in classic mod styles and make eye contact to engage readers. Story titles and pull quotes tease interesting content. The table of contents and band index allow readers to easily find content they care about. A competition and listing of upcoming gigs provide additional value for readers. Overall, the magazine is designed to appeal to 15-45 year old fans of mod, indie, and alternative rock music from the UK through its focus on fashion, artists, and content relevant to that demographic.
Magazine evaluation -
The document provides questions for evaluating a media product. The respondent's magazine targets people interested in 1960s-1990s English music genres like mod, indie rock, and alternative music. It aims to appeal to this audience through its fashionable models, focus on well-known artists from these genres, and interviews providing insider perspectives on bands. The respondent believes the magazine accurately represents its primarily male, working class, 15-45 year old readership interested in this older style of English music.
Magazine evaluation 2
The document provides questions for evaluating a media product. The respondent's magazine targets people interested in 1960s-1990s English music genres like mod, indie rock, and alternative music. It aims to appeal to this audience through its fashionable models, focus on well-known artists from these genres, and interviews providing insider perspectives on bands. The respondent believes the magazine accurately represents its primarily male, working class, 15-45 year old readership interested in this nostalgic music culture.
Magazine evaluation 2 FINISHED
The document provides questions for evaluating a media product. The respondent's magazine targets people aged 15-45 interested in 1960s-1990s English music genres like mod, indie rock, and alternative music. To attract this audience, the magazine features fashionable models, prominent artists from those genres, and interviews bands in their own words. While both genders may be interested, the respondent estimates more male than female readers due to the predominantly male artists featured. The magazine aims to represent working class audiences and revive interest in English music from those eras that is often overlooked today.
Photo shoot plan com
The document outlines a photo-shoot plan for a hip-hop magazine called BUZZ. It will feature a medium close-up shot of the cover star to convey their importance. Two students, Michael and Jack, are being considered for the cover model based on their resemblance to hip-hop artists. Wardrobe for the shoot will include clothing brands and accessories associated with hip-hop like basketballs and chains. The photo-shoot location will be against a brick wall for easy editing, and will take place during the day for good lighting.
Photo Shoot Plan- Planning and Research
The document outlines a photo shoot plan for a hip hop magazine called BUZZ. It will feature a medium close up of the cover star on the front to convey their importance. Two candidates are being considered for the cover star - Michael who resembles Kendrick Lamar, and Jack who is older and dresses like a hip hop artist. The shoot will take place during the day against a brick wall. The cover star will be provided clothing and accessories associated with hip hop like basketballs and chains to look the part.
Magazine Proposal
The document discusses plans for a new rap and hip-hop magazine targeted towards teens. It will focus on popular mainstream artists like Drake, ASAP Rocky, and Big Sean. Articles will cover the artists' albums, singles, tours, and personal lives. The magazine aims to promote independence and show young artists they can achieve success through hard work. It will be published monthly for £2.50 to be affordable to its target audience. The first issue will use attention-grabbing visuals and buzzwords on the title page to attract readers.
Front cover Overview
This document analyzes and compares the front covers of music magazines NME and Q. It finds that both magazines target younger male audiences, as evidenced by the predominantly male artists featured on covers posed in a non-sexual manner. While some women are posed sexually, suggesting an intention to attract male readers. The lifestyles promoted involve indie rock themes like drug use. Over time, NME has simplified its covers to appeal more to male tastes. Both magazines feature some non-indie artists to broaden their audiences and sales.
Question Two
The document discusses how the author's music magazine represents social groups. It aims its content at teenagers and young adults aged 15-25 from social class BC1, as they are most likely to be interested in urban artists and able to pay £2-3 for the magazine. It will focus on new music releases, albums, festivals and artists through a youthful tone using slang terms. It will also strongly utilize social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram that are popular with its target audience to engage readers and share content. Images in the magazine will portray the stereotypical styles and attitudes of R&B fans through poses, clothing and people featured.
Question 2
The media product, a music magazine called "Clique", represents several social groups through its content and design. It targets middle and lower class youth between 15-20 years old, as evidenced by the simplistic design, hoodie-clad cover star, and use of slang language. The magazine primarily features male, black UK rap artists, reflecting the dominance of those groups within the genre. However, exclusively focusing on males risks excluding female audience members.
Question 2 revised 3
The document discusses how a media product represents social groups. It describes targeting the product to men and women aged 17-20. The cover features an attractive woman in a roll-neck sweater to appeal to both genders without being overly revealing. Throughout the magazine, images of both men and women are featured to avoid gender bias. The product aims to represent the social groups of working/unemployed young adults, university/college students aged 17-20 through its content and references to social media.
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- 1. Question 2
- 2. My target audience was based on young people who enjoy listening UK Hip-Hop and Grime especially towards a majority male audience. I created a masthead that related to my target audience and designed it to look trendy, hip and modern. The word “Madting” is a local slang used by young people nowadays to describe something epic, so I decided to name my magazine after the word for them to relate to and pick up my magazine to read.
- 3. The main cover star was an upcoming rapper who I used as the main topic of my music magazine. On the cover of my magazine the artist in the cover image comes across to the audience as confident, the chain he his holding portrays wealth and riches and he has a certain swagger about him that attracts the audience which is the normal outgoing look for British rappers these days to read the magazine.
- 4. The cover star is a young black man who represents the youth of the urban society, with his cap switched from back to front and his casual but hip dress sense the audience can relate to him since he may be from a similar background to where the targeted reader comes from. I also feel that my magazine is more masculine as it does not feature a lot of female artists. This was also based on my research and knowledge of XXL Magazine