Q2 - How does your media product represent particular social groups?
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The document discusses how a magazine represents different social groups through photos and imagery. It focuses on representing the up-and-coming rapper "Franz Montana" as a young black male in the hip-hop industry through stereotypical clothing choices, facial expressions, and camera shots that portray him as strong, confrontational, and dominant. It also discusses how some stereotypes were challenged, such as including a small photo of a covered female model and an image of Drake smiling in a way that portrays him as weaker compared to Franz Montana.
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The magazine represents a young/teenage, middle class audience. Both male and female audiences are targeted, though females may be favored slightly as female models were used. The models on the cover are compared to Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine to appeal to fans of indie/pop music. Specifically, the serious facial expressions and outfits in the style of Welch's fashionable yet understated look are meant to attract this target demographic. Overall the magazine aims to represent the social group of teenage/young adult indie music fans through the clothing, makeup, and style presented.
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This document discusses how a magazine represents the social group of pop/rock music fans. The magazine's style is based on similar publications like Q, Kerrang, and NME that also target this audience. The colors red, black and white were chosen to represent the genre. The model, Cam, was selected because his casual style in trendy but comfortable clothes would appeal to both male and female fans of pop/rock. The contents page features a band interview to engage the social group and draw them in with personal details about a band they like. The page layout, text style, and casual dressed male model are all designed to represent and appeal to different aspects of the magazine's target pop/rock social group.
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This document discusses the history and evolution of emotional portraiture in photography. Early portraits could not capture emotion due to technical limitations, but advances in film sensitivity allowed more candid expressions to be recorded. Examples like Dorothea Lange's "Migrant Mother" photo evoke real emotions from viewers. More recently, photographers like Steve McCurry and Martin Parr have captured portraits expressing fear, strength, and cultural aspects of their subjects. The document also discusses how the author has experimented with portraiture styles like emotional, mental illness, surreal, and street photography to express different ideas and provoke viewer responses.
Evaluation question 2
The document compares the representation of social groups on the media product's cover to Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine. Specifically, it notes that both have serious facial expressions in photos and similar fashion styles that appeal to the target audience of teenage/young adult indie rock/pop music fans. By mimicking Florence Welch's striking and noticeable style, the media product aims to grab attention and appeal to its target demographic.
Evaluation question 2
The document compares the representation of social groups on the media product's cover to Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine. Specifically, it notes that both have serious facial expressions in photos and similar fashion styles that appeal to the target audience of teenage/young adult indie rock/pop music fans. By mimicking Florence Welch's striking and noticeable style, the media product aims to catch readers' attention in a similar way.
Evaluation pt 2
This document discusses how a magazine represents the social group of white teenagers/young adults. Specifically:
- The magazine's target audience is similar in age to readers of other music magazines like NME and Q.
- A female model is featured to break conventions of objectifying women and instead make her the subject of the magazine.
- Elements like her makeup, clothing, facial expression, and positioning are meant to appeal to and allow the target audience to relate to her representation of a "rebellious teen" stereotype.
Question 2
This media product represents young female adults aged 16-25. The cover features a young female model biting a pink scarf, emulating Marilyn Monroe's style to appeal to those familiar with past pop music as well as current music. Bright colors and increased saturation were used to subtly appeal to the target female audience. Inside features multiple photos of the model posing in a cute, fashionable way to portray her fun and wild side and appeal to the young, fashion-interested social group. The magazine content focuses on both past and present pop music to attract readers interested in a wide range of music from different decades.
Evaluation Question Two
My magazine represents the social groups of hip hop and rap artists and their fans. In the photos, the model is dressed in stereotypical hip hop styles like chains and dark colors to portray that vibe. While focusing on hip hop, the color scheme is also light to appeal to other music genres. Most photos feature young males aged 17-25, the primary demographic for rap music. The language uses informal terms like slang to connect with readers. Poses and facial expressions aim to depict the model as thinking deeply to inspire youth.
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The magazine represents a young/teenage, middle class audience. Both male and female audiences are targeted, though females may be favored slightly as female models were used. The models on the cover are compared to Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine to appeal to fans of indie/pop music. Specifically, the serious facial expressions and outfits in the style of Welch's fashionable yet understated look are meant to attract this target demographic. Overall the magazine aims to represent the social group of teenage/young adult indie music fans through the clothing, makeup, and style presented.
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This document discusses how a magazine represents the social group of pop/rock music fans. The magazine's style is based on similar publications like Q, Kerrang, and NME that also target this audience. The colors red, black and white were chosen to represent the genre. The model, Cam, was selected because his casual style in trendy but comfortable clothes would appeal to both male and female fans of pop/rock. The contents page features a band interview to engage the social group and draw them in with personal details about a band they like. The page layout, text style, and casual dressed male model are all designed to represent and appeal to different aspects of the magazine's target pop/rock social group.
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The document compares the representation of social groups on the media product's cover to Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine. Specifically, it notes that both have serious facial expressions in photos and similar fashion styles that appeal to the target audience of teenage/young adult indie rock/pop music fans. By mimicking Florence Welch's striking and noticeable style, the media product aims to grab attention and appeal to its target demographic.
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The document compares the representation of social groups on the media product's cover to Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine. Specifically, it notes that both have serious facial expressions in photos and similar fashion styles that appeal to the target audience of teenage/young adult indie rock/pop music fans. By mimicking Florence Welch's striking and noticeable style, the media product aims to catch readers' attention in a similar way.
Evaluation pt 2
This document discusses how a magazine represents the social group of white teenagers/young adults. Specifically:
- The magazine's target audience is similar in age to readers of other music magazines like NME and Q.
- A female model is featured to break conventions of objectifying women and instead make her the subject of the magazine.
- Elements like her makeup, clothing, facial expression, and positioning are meant to appeal to and allow the target audience to relate to her representation of a "rebellious teen" stereotype.
Question 2
This media product represents young female adults aged 16-25. The cover features a young female model biting a pink scarf, emulating Marilyn Monroe's style to appeal to those familiar with past pop music as well as current music. Bright colors and increased saturation were used to subtly appeal to the target female audience. Inside features multiple photos of the model posing in a cute, fashionable way to portray her fun and wild side and appeal to the young, fashion-interested social group. The magazine content focuses on both past and present pop music to attract readers interested in a wide range of music from different decades.
Evaluation Question Two
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The document discusses how the creator's music magazine represents social groups differently than how the media typically portrays them. The magazine focuses on hip hop/R&B genres but represents them in a more subtle way that is not overly sexualized. In contrast to other magazines that portray revealing clothing and female dominance, the creator's magazine features a confident yet vulnerable female artist on the cover in a more dominant pose. The creator aims to challenge stereotypes about the genres and include artists from various cultural backgrounds.
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Evaluation q 2
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Q2 social group
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Evaluation 2
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The document discusses how the magazine Semble represents different social groups in its content and style. It strives for equality in representing gender and ethnicity. For gender, it aims to avoid sexualizing women and portray both genders equally. For ethnicity, it would represent non-white artists the same as white artists. The magazine also represents younger audiences through its experimental music coverage, design style, and focus on concerts. It portrays three main social groups - alternates, hipsters, and punks - in ways that challenge stereotypes about these groups.
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Evaluation question 2
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The document discusses how the creator's music magazine represents social groups differently than how the media typically portrays them. The magazine focuses on hip hop/R&B genres but represents them in a more subtle way that is not overly sexualized. In contrast to other magazines that portray revealing clothing and female dominance, the creator's magazine features a confident yet vulnerable female artist on the cover in a more dominant pose. The creator aims to challenge stereotypes about the genres and include artists from various cultural backgrounds.
Question 2pptx
The document discusses how the creator's music magazine represents social groups differently than how the media typically portrays them. The magazine focuses on hip hop/R&B genres but represents them in a more subtle way that is not overly sexualized. In contrast to other magazines that portray revealing clothing and female dominance, the creator's magazine features a confident yet vulnerable female artist on the cover in a more dominant pose. The creator aims to challenge stereotypes about the genres and their audiences.
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Evaluation q2
The document summarizes differences and similarities between images used in an example contents page and the creator's own contents page. Some key differences are that the example images feature subjects wearing black, grey and red with bandanas, while the creator's image features more casual clothing. A main similarity is that both images feature subjects standing side-on facing the camera with blank facial expressions, as is common in hip hop magazines. The document also analyzes how the creator's media product likely represents younger male audiences aged 16-21 based on the darker color palette and story topics featured.
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This document discusses how the creator of a rap magazine called "Kulture" represented various social groups through the rappers featured. It examines the class, race, age, gender, and sexuality of the models. Most models were middle class, and included black, mixed race, and one white rapper. They were ages 17-19. More male than female rappers were featured, and all identified as straight. The document considers if the magazine promotes any oppressive ideologies and argues that it does not by targeting a selective audience. It analyzes the empowerment of the one female rapper featured using David Gauntlett's female empowerment theory.
Evaluation q 2
My magazine represents the social groups of hip hop and rap artists and their fans. In the images, the model is dressed in dark colors and accessories like chains that portray the stereotypical style of hip hop artists. The language used in the text, like slang and exclamation points, connects with readers in an informal way. Most of the photos feature young males aged 17-25, which is the target demographic for this genre of music. The model's poses, clothing, and eye contact with the camera help audiences feel connected to hip hop culture and artists.
Q2 social group
My magazine represents several social groups through the images used, including gender, age, and rock fans. For gender, I have challenged stereotypes by including mainly female rock artists instead of the typical dominance of males. For age, the images and language used appeal to my target audience of 16-25 year olds. Rock fans are represented through the style, colors, and body language of moody artists in the images. Ability/disability and religion/ethnicity are not represented as they do not impact the design or production.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses how a hip hop/R&B magazine represents social groups. It notes that the genre typically attracts younger audiences and is stereotypically associated with "chavs" and black people in the UK. Images in the magazine feature artists wearing popular hip hop styles like quilted coats and hats to appeal to fans. Colors and poses are adjusted to portray an authentic underground look. While mostly featuring black male artists, the magazine aims to promote positive representations of men and their accomplishments. It does not include women to follow conventions but does not intend to say women cannot be talented in the genre.
Question 2
The document summarizes the representation of social groups in a magazine. It represents both genders on the cover but features a male model slightly more prominently. It targets 16-22 year olds and represents them positively as inspirational innovators, not anti-social stereotypes. It shows a relaxed view of gender roles by not emphasizing extreme masculinity/femininity and portraying the female cover model as strong and confident. Both new and established musicians are featured to appeal to readers' diverse tastes. Young people are the main social group represented, shown as fun, serious, and confident challenging stereotypes of them as helpless or insincere.
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The document provides an evaluation of a media studies student's media product portfolio. [1] It describes the key elements of the magazine created for the portfolio, including the front cover, contents page, and double page spread. [2] Conventions from real magazines such as cover lines, images, and layouts were used. [3] The intended audience is described as teenagers interested in hip hop/R&B music.
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The document discusses potential album cover images from a photoshoot. It analyzes four images in increasing detail. The author's favorite image is the fourth one, which shows all the models posing slightly and captures details like Jasmine's stockings. This image represents the indie pop genre through its formal poses and challenges gender norms by having Jasmine stand in front of the male models while playing with her hair. The author feels this fourth image would make for the strongest album cover design.
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The document discusses how the magazine Semble represents different social groups in its content and style. It strives for equality in representing gender and ethnicity. For gender, it aims to avoid sexualizing women and portray both genders equally. For ethnicity, it would represent non-white artists the same as white artists. The magazine also represents younger audiences through its experimental music coverage, design style, and focus on concerts. It portrays three main social groups - alternates, hipsters, and punks - in ways that challenge stereotypes about these groups.
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The document discusses how the magazine Semble represents different social groups in its content and style. It strives for equality in representing gender and ethnicity. For gender, it aims to avoid sexualizing women or portraying men as overly serious. It has not featured non-white artists yet but would represent them equally. The magazine mainly profiles young artists and has a style that appeals to younger audiences through its experimental music coverage and relaxed design. It represents several social groups including alternates, hipsters, and punks through the featured artists and styles.
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1) The front cover represents the magazine as male-oriented through depicting a mid-20s African American man in stereotypical "hard" and "street" poses.
2) A double-page spread further represents the magazine as male-oriented through featuring a well-dressed celebrity man portrayed as the "life of the party" and drawing parallels to rap artists.
3) The contents page represents an attempt to appeal to male readers through depictions of Kiara in a sexy pose that draws attention to her curves.
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The document analyzes how the author's media product portrays certain social groups including age, gender, and ethnicity.
For age, the product uses teenage models to represent and connect with its target audience. It portrays stereotypes of teenagers being despondent and attention-seeking.
For gender, the product features only male artists, portraying stereotypes of males being workers and unaffected by emotions, while also challenging stereotypes by showing vulnerability.
For ethnicity, the product only features white European males, portraying stereotypes that the music genre favors whites and that whites are restrained and unsociable, while also attempting to break stereotypes of prejudice against gingers.
Evaluation question 2
The document summarizes how the author represented different social groups in their rock music magazine targeted at 14-19 year olds who enjoy rock music. Specifically, the author focused on representing the "Indie Rock" social group through imagery and content on the cover and inside pages that embody styles and interests associated with that group, such as fashion choices and enjoyment of concerts. The author also included representation of other related groups like "Rockers" to broaden the audience.
Final image analysis shot
The document discusses the positioning of models in a band photo shoot. The band members are centered and near the front of the frame to make them look important, as is conventional. Jasmine is positioned in the center of the other two models to make her appear more significant and challenge typical gender stereotypes. Features like equipment around the edges need to be removed during editing to look more professional. The white background provides a blank canvas to add indie pop genre-conforming features during editing. Jasmine's body language playing with her hair both feminizes her to attract male viewers but also challenges traditions by making her look more authoritative through her central positioning in front of the band members.
Q2 done
The document discusses how a media product represents social groups. It summarizes that the magazine portrays both male and female bands as stereotypical loud, drinking and rebellious 20-somethings. Photos of one band, The Banshees, show the women as confident, stylish and arrogant. Photos of a male band aim to portray them as more relaxed while still stylish. Fonts and colors used in the magazine are meant to seem "dirty" and "rough" to connect with the target audience.
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Evaluation 2 : How does your media product represent particular social groups?
My media magazine represents particular social groups through its content and imagery. It targets youth ages 16-24 who are interested in urban culture and the rap/R&B genre. It portrays this demographic through images of artists that conform to genre stereotypes, using a mix of English and slang. Both male and female genders are represented equally. The magazine challenges some stereotypes by featuring a Black male artist dressed professionally in a suit, showing the progression one can make in the industry. Overall it aims to appeal to its lower-middle class target audience interested in this music style and lifestyle.
Eval q 2
The document discusses how the media product represents various social groups. It uses a young female artist on the cover to counter the typical sexualization and underrepresentation of women in R&B magazines. It aims to depict the artist's talent rather than sexuality. It also uses a young person in their twenties on the cover to represent and inspire the target audience of 16-25 year olds. Within an article, it mentions the artist came from a poor background in London but pursued her career goals. The shots and layout are designed to create a direct connection between the audience and artist and represent the urban style of the magazine.
Evaluation question 2
This document summarizes how the magazine represents different social groups. It targets teenagers and males as its main audiences. To appeal to teenagers, it features young artists between 16-23 as role models. To appeal to males, it focuses mainly on male bands and uses bold colors and stereotypically masculine imagery. It targets working-class readers through working-class characters, informal writing styles, and content featuring rebellion. It aims to have diversity by featuring non-white artists to break stereotypes of rock music appealing only to whites.
Media evaluation 1
The document discusses how a student's media product, a rap magazine called "RAP ATTACK", uses conventions of real rap magazines. The magazine uses bold fonts, informal language, and red coloring that are commonly seen in rap magazines like The Source and XXL. It features a large photo of the artist displaying masculinity, which is a convention to attract fans. The layout focuses on large pictures and less text to appeal to the target audience of young, lower-education rap fans. Costumes and brands featured help reflect the flashy lifestyle promoted in rap music. Overall, the magazine aims to feel authentic by conforming to stereotypical conventions around gender, ethnicity and style seen in other rap media products.
Evaluation
My magazine reflects the hip-hop genre in several ways:
1) Through the use of colors like black, red, grey, and white that are prominent in hip-hop.
2) By featuring well-known hip-hop artists like Drake, Tupac, Nicki Minaj, and Iggy Azalea throughout the magazine.
3) In the photography, through the model's poses, expressions, and costumes that aim to portray a powerful feminine image like female rappers.
4) In the layout and design, which takes inspiration from popular hip-hop magazines like Vibe through elements like the masthead, contents listing, and double-page spreads.
Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of a media product (a magazine) created by the author. It discusses how the magazine uses conventions of real hip hop magazines in its color scheme, photographs, fonts, and writing style. The intended audience is described as mainly male, aged 18-44, and interested in hip hop culture. The author learned about using various software and technologies like Photoshop and how research is important before designing a magazine in a particular genre.
Question 2
The document discusses the design choices for an indie music magazine to appeal to its target audience. The magazine's style is similar to Q and NME to represent the indie music genre through its black, white and red color scheme. The cover features an artist that appeals to males through his casual clothes reflecting the genre. The contents page uses a simple, concise writing style and pictures of a young band to interest both male and female readers sharing the target age group. A double page spread uses a photograph of a confident, laid back young artist to represent the magazine's youthful audience and matches his informal tone in the interview.
Evaluation 1
The document summarizes the ways in which the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media. It discusses using a masthead similar to other magazines in terms of location, colors, and font. Images are used that represent the rock genre through posing, clothing, and facial expressions of models. Layout follows conventions such as masthead location, pull quotes, and issue dates. The written content aims to be interesting and understandable for the target audience. In summary, the document outlines how the media product adheres to and develops conventions through its visual design, images, layout, and writing.
Question 2 revised
The document summarizes how a media product represents particular social groups. Specifically, it discusses a magazine targeted towards men and women aged 17-20. The main cover features a fashionably dressed woman in a roll neck to attract both genders without being revealing. Throughout the magazine, images of both men and women are featured to avoid gender bias. The document also discusses how the magazine's presentation in terms of layout, images and color scheme are designed to have an "indie" feel and appeal to its target audience.
Evaluation
Tony Mutombo created a music magazine for his AS Level Media Studies coursework. He chose to focus his magazine on the hip hop genre. He produced the front cover, double page spread, and contents page using Adobe Photoshop. He also created a blog to document his research and planning process. Now that the project is complete, he is evaluating the effectiveness of his work and reflecting on how his media skills and understanding have developed.
How does your magazine represent your particular social group
A social group can be defined as people who share common characteristics like age, gender, race, interests or styles. Urban youth are often stereotyped as having gang culture or misconduct behaviors. An urban magazine aims to attract this target audience by including similar themes seen in urban magazines and embedding ideas of stereotypical urban characteristics. R&B and hip hop audiences often overlap due to hybrid musical themes that bring the genres and fans together. Artists in these genres use their appearance, including dominance themes and seduction, to promote their status, power and music to appeal to audiences. An example magazine spread aims to attract an urban audience through themes of dominance, prominence, seduction and gang culture embedded in the imagery, typography and designs
How does your magazine represent your particular social group 2
A social group can be defined as people who share common characteristics like age, gender, race, interests or styles. Urban youth are often stereotyped as having gang culture or misconduct behaviors. An urban magazine aims to attract this target audience by including similar themes seen in urban magazines and embedding ideas of stereotypical urban characteristics. R&B and hip hop audiences overlap due to hybrid musical themes, and appearance plays a big role in how artists in these genres promote themselves and appeal to fans. Common themes seen in artist promotion include power, dominance, seduction and provocation.
How does your magazine represent your particular social group 2
This document discusses social groups and themes used in urban and hip hop/R&B music and culture to attract audiences. It explains that social groups are defined by shared characteristics like age, gender, race, interests and styles. Urban culture specifically refers to youth in urban environments who share styles and interests, sometimes involving gang or problem behavior stereotypes. Artists in hip hop and R&B aim to promote power, dominance, seduction and status through their appearance, imagery and music videos to appeal to audiences. Themes of royalty, prominence, gang culture and beauty are explored in several artist images as ways to represent these genres and draw in fans.
My Magazine Evaluation
The document discusses how the author's media product, a magazine called "So HOOD", uses and develops conventions of real music magazines to attract its target audience. Some conventions it uses include a central image to portray genre through emotion and setting, bottom strips to highlight stories, cover lines to entice readers, and a masthead and barcode for authenticity. The contents and double page article challenge conventions by featuring a female subject, challenging stereotypes of masculine genres like grime and hip-hop. The target audience is identified as males and females ages 15+ based on a survey about interest in such magazines. The magazine aims to attract its audience through images and language reflecting the genres' conventions of portraying street culture through darkness and terminology
Social groups Representation
This document discusses how a music magazine represents different social groups. It represents social groups through the images used, which include people of various ethnicities to appeal to a wider R&B audience. Youth culture is represented positively by portraying someone in tracksuit bottoms as successful. The magazine also represents the social group of R&B artists through casual, youthful photographs of the artists that show their urban lifestyle and fashion choices like caps and tracksuits. Overall, the magazine aims to represent the urban social group interested in hip hop, R&B, and rap music.
How does your media product represent particular social groups?
The document discusses how a music magazine represents various social groups in terms of gender, age, class, ethnicity, and social groups. Regarding gender, the magazine features both male and female models portrayed equally. The target age group is 17-26 years old. A variety of social classes and ethnicities are featured to be multicultural, focusing on the music talents rather than attributes. The key social group represented is indie through the lifestyle, fashion, photography and music featured.
In what ways does your media product use
- The document discusses the conventions of hip hop magazines and how the media product challenges some conventions.
- Typical conventions include terminology, aggressive facial expressions, designer clothing/wealth symbols, and focusing mainly on men.
- The media product challenges conventions by focusing solely on empowering women, using pastel colors instead of aggressive tones, and portraying the front cover model in a respectful way rather than as a sex object.
- Some conventions like bold fonts and focusing on the photo are still developed.
making of my magazine
The document discusses ideas for a new music magazine focused on the hip hop genre. It considers different name ideas like "EP", "Waved", and "Mix Tape" before settling on "Waved". The proposed magazine would feature a dominant masthead across the top with a hip hop font. The central image would be of a model wearing a "snapback" hat, as they are symbolic of hip hop. Several cover and masthead designs are presented and critiqued, with one being chosen that features an illustration of a model with symbols of hip hop like money and cars exploding behind her.
making of my magazine
The document discusses ideas for a new music magazine focused on the hip hop genre. It considers different name ideas like "EP", "Waved", and "Mix Tape" before settling on "Waved". The proposed magazine would feature a classical masthead spanning the entire front cover with a hip hop font. The main image would focus on a model wearing hip hop-inspired accessories like a "snapback" hat. The magazine aims to establish its own brand identity through the masthead design and stylized cover images that convey themes of persona and concealing identity prominent in hip hop culture.
Amna raza
The document summarizes a music magazine project created by Amna Raza. The 3-sentence summary is:
The project involved designing a music magazine for R&B and hip hop female teenagers that followed conventions of real music magazines through elements like a bold title, catchy cover image, and informal tone while also including unique elements like a focus on fashion and celebrity gossip. Feedback indicated the magazine was successful at representing its target audience. The magazine represented common stereotypes of the R&B and hip hop genres through photos of artists displaying stereotypical styles, poses, and clothing.
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- 2. There are a few different social groups within my media product; a magazine. Therefore this social groups could only be represented through a picture and how I chose to portray them in the picture. Social groups such as gender, ethnicity and also age have been represented in a certain way in order to adhere and challenge stereotypes and make my magazine a lot more interesting to look at.
- 3. How has Mise En Scene Represented the different social groups The focus of the article was the upcoming rapper ‘Franz Montana’, a young black rapper who was successful in his debut single. In terms of ethnicity I decided to use clothes such as hoodies, tops with designs on them and jeans which are quite ‘baggy’. This allowed him to look as if he belonged in the Hip-Hop industry as that sort of clothing is very common, and is stereotypical for black males in order to give them a ‘gangster’ sort of look. His facial expressions in his shots were very stern and into the eye of the camera, in order to allow the stereotype of black males being very strong, sometimes confrontational and also dominant artists within the genre.
- 4. Camera Angles/Shots The camera shots and angles different for the main model, close ups for the front cover would have put emphasis on his stern facial expressions and him as an artist overall enforcing him being a male and a dominant figure in the industry. This again would be adhering to a stereotype because there would be more male artists in the industry rather than female, despite there being a few successful artists who are female. The other shots aimed to include what the artist was wearing so therefore the contents page was half way between a long and mid shot, and the contents page a mid shot. The clothes were made to look quite expensive, such as the ‘Chanel’ scarf used in the contents page so that the male social group is made to look quite powerful and wealthy through my artist used.
- 5. How were representation stereotypes challenged? There were other models used in my magazine, on the contents page and double page spread. However the images were relatively small compared to the images of ‘Franz Montana’. There was a female used in my magazine on the contents page, the image used challenges the stereotypes of the objectification of women within the Hip-Hop Industry as my model is covered up with her clothing. The picture is also very small so that it isn’t the main focus of the contents page and only an additional image, taking away the importance from the female gender in this particular circumstance. The picture of the artist Drake was also me attempting to challenge the stereotypical views of Hip- Hop artists being stern and aggressive, as the model is smiling so that he looks weaker within to the artists ‘Franz Montana’, and offer an alternative view of how younger Hip-Hop artists behave.
- 6. Language use and colour scheme I deliberately used slang in my double page spread interview with my artist in order to portray the younger generation of artists and people in general to be a lot more different to older generations. The type of slang used includes swear words in order to add to the aggressiveness of the artist. The colour scheme was also based on Red and Black as these are stereotypically masculine colours and the connotations of these colours are quite violent and grimy, and as these colours are placed around males that it what they are shown to be like.