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The document discusses how the media product represents social groups. It uses shot types like medium long shots and medium close-ups to portray the magazine's style and genre in a conventional way. It challenges gender stereotypes by allowing models to wear what they want to appear genuine and accepting of diversity. The color scheme and photos are also used to break gender stereotypes and support LGBTQ+ rights. Photos in black and white emphasize the gothic aspect. The front cover uses a stereotypically gender-neutral color to appeal to the target audience. The contents page includes slightly more female artists to appeal to women and combat stereotypes of the genre being male-dominated. Color choices represent gender equality and anti-stereotypical
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The document discusses how a music magazine represents social groups. It represents middle to working class females through its £1.50 price point. It also targets this demographic through use of female models and the color purple. The narrative style aims for a slightly more educated readership. While some imagery could portray stereotypes like Goths, the magazine shows a variety of styles to represent its diverse readership rather than one social group.
Question 5 of media evaluation
The document discusses how the magazine attracts its target rock music audience. It uses dark colors like red, black, and white in its consistent house style to represent the genre of rock music and create a hard-edged look. Informal language with slang in first and third person is used to build a sense of community. Images of female rock bands and artists are featured to clearly establish the magazine is aimed at female rock fans interested in rock music, fashion, and culture. Different social media platforms are also used effectively to provide information to the target audience.
Question 2
The document summarizes how the media product, a rock music magazine, represents its target audience. It aims to appeal to rock music fans, particularly teenagers, through its content, design elements, and model choice. Key design features like font, layout, and color scheme are similar to existing rock magazines to signal the genre. Articles about concerts and competitions for tickets are meant to attract teenage readers interested in live music. Color and language choices also aim to appeal specifically to younger demographics. The cover model, a female portrayed in a rock-inspired style, is meant to challenge conventions while appealing to both male and female readers.
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This document discusses how the author's media product represents fans of rock and metal music. The author researched how this social group is typically portrayed in media as aggressive and violent. Stereotypes include moshing at concerts and associations with punk culture. The author incorporated these stereotypes into the design of the magazine through fonts evoking destruction and loud colors. Photographs of the model were intended to look tough and confident in line with strong female rock icons. Content focused on free posters and festival news to appeal to the target audience's interests in decorating their rooms and attending concerts.
Question 4
The document discusses targeting a magazine towards late teens. It aims to attract this audience through focusing on popular rock music, using bright colors not typically seen in mainstream magazines to make it stand out, and employing unusual, broken-up fonts that represent the rock genre and signal that the magazine is rebelling against social norms. The document explains how these design choices for the cover, headlines, and articles would appeal to and attract the target late teen audience.
Question 5 of media evaluation
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of rock music fans in their magazine. They used dark colors like red, black, and white in the magazine design and masthead to represent the genre of rock music and grab readers' attention. The tone of the writing is informal with slang to connect with their mainly teenage audience. Images of female rock bands and artists were included to clearly show the magazine is aimed at female rock fans interested in the music, fashion, and culture. Consistent use of color scheme, graphic fonts, and informal language helped effectively target and engage the intended audience.
Question 2
The document discusses the target audience and representation in a music magazine design project. It summarizes that the main character in the double-page spread is portrayed as lower-middle class to relate to the dominant social class of the target audience. The magazine mainly features white females, challenging the stereotype of alternative rock appealing more to males, to match the results of the designer's research questionnaire showing more female respondents. Although some adults are included, most representations in the magazine are of teenagers around the same age as the intended audience.
Question 3 of media evaluation
Bauer Media group would be well-suited to distribute the music magazine because they are experienced in marketing music magazines through various channels. They effectively use apps, websites, social media, online radio and podcasts to advertise electronically. The magazine would also be distributed physically in local newsagents. Bauer Media has strong advertising skills and connections to promote the magazine widely using both traditional and digital methods.
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The document discusses how a music magazine represents social groups. It represents middle to working class females through its £1.50 price point. It also targets this demographic through use of female models and the color purple. The narrative style aims for a slightly more educated readership. While some imagery could portray stereotypes like Goths, the magazine shows a variety of styles to represent its diverse readership rather than one social group.
Question 5 of media evaluation
The document discusses how the magazine attracts its target rock music audience. It uses dark colors like red, black, and white in its consistent house style to represent the genre of rock music and create a hard-edged look. Informal language with slang in first and third person is used to build a sense of community. Images of female rock bands and artists are featured to clearly establish the magazine is aimed at female rock fans interested in rock music, fashion, and culture. Different social media platforms are also used effectively to provide information to the target audience.
Question 2
The document summarizes how the media product, a rock music magazine, represents its target audience. It aims to appeal to rock music fans, particularly teenagers, through its content, design elements, and model choice. Key design features like font, layout, and color scheme are similar to existing rock magazines to signal the genre. Articles about concerts and competitions for tickets are meant to attract teenage readers interested in live music. Color and language choices also aim to appeal specifically to younger demographics. The cover model, a female portrayed in a rock-inspired style, is meant to challenge conventions while appealing to both male and female readers.
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This document discusses how the author's media product represents fans of rock and metal music. The author researched how this social group is typically portrayed in media as aggressive and violent. Stereotypes include moshing at concerts and associations with punk culture. The author incorporated these stereotypes into the design of the magazine through fonts evoking destruction and loud colors. Photographs of the model were intended to look tough and confident in line with strong female rock icons. Content focused on free posters and festival news to appeal to the target audience's interests in decorating their rooms and attending concerts.
Question 4
The document discusses targeting a magazine towards late teens. It aims to attract this audience through focusing on popular rock music, using bright colors not typically seen in mainstream magazines to make it stand out, and employing unusual, broken-up fonts that represent the rock genre and signal that the magazine is rebelling against social norms. The document explains how these design choices for the cover, headlines, and articles would appeal to and attract the target late teen audience.
Question 5 of media evaluation
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of rock music fans in their magazine. They used dark colors like red, black, and white in the magazine design and masthead to represent the genre of rock music and grab readers' attention. The tone of the writing is informal with slang to connect with their mainly teenage audience. Images of female rock bands and artists were included to clearly show the magazine is aimed at female rock fans interested in the music, fashion, and culture. Consistent use of color scheme, graphic fonts, and informal language helped effectively target and engage the intended audience.
Question 2
The document discusses the target audience and representation in a music magazine design project. It summarizes that the main character in the double-page spread is portrayed as lower-middle class to relate to the dominant social class of the target audience. The magazine mainly features white females, challenging the stereotype of alternative rock appealing more to males, to match the results of the designer's research questionnaire showing more female respondents. Although some adults are included, most representations in the magazine are of teenagers around the same age as the intended audience.
Question 3 of media evaluation
Bauer Media group would be well-suited to distribute the music magazine because they are experienced in marketing music magazines through various channels. They effectively use apps, websites, social media, online radio and podcasts to advertise electronically. The magazine would also be distributed physically in local newsagents. Bauer Media has strong advertising skills and connections to promote the magazine widely using both traditional and digital methods.
Question 2
Through research, the document's author found that rock music appeals most to audiences aged 16-24, as seen through the use of young artists and bold designs in media. This is because people at this age are open to new trends and music. While the genre is male-dominated, the author chose to feature a female model to show women's influence in rock. Additionally, though rock stereotypically features white performers, the author included Latino models to represent rock's diversity today. Finally, the author thinks a rock magazine would be most popular in developed countries like the US and UK, where audiences have greater access to media exposing them to rock music.
Media studies evaluation question 1
The document summarizes how the author developed and challenged conventions in their rock music magazine media product. They conducted research on existing magazines to learn basic magazine structures like masthead and barcode placement. Popular colors for rock magazines like black, red, and white were incorporated into the magazine's style. Research also informed using a mid-shot of the artist and dark makeup, aligning with rock music conventions. The author challenged conventions slightly by featuring a solo female artist, which is rare, and placing the issue date/number separately from other details.
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In my production I represented rebellious teenagers and alternative adults through the costumes used by models in the magazine. For the teenagers, most of the clothing was black or dark colors, appealing to fans of rock music. The female model wore a corset, chains, and heavy boots for a rocker look. For adults, secondary images in the magazine showed how they express individuality through things like blue spikey hair. The magazine appealed to both younger and older audiences through its representation of various social groups through clothing styles.
Luke evaluation
The document discusses the target audience and marketing strategies for a pop music magazine. The target audience is described as 13-19 year olds, primarily female, from a lower social class in the UK. The magazine will attract this audience through its informal tone, low price, and images featuring casually dressed male pop stars consistent with the genre's stereotypes. Cover lines promise exclusive photos and a chance for readers to directly contact their favorite singer. Marketing campaigns will feature contests allowing readers to win desirable prizes in order to attract and engage the target youth audience.
Evaluation 1
This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines while also challenging some conventions. Specifically:
1) The magazine uses models dressed in different styles representing different genres of indie music on the cover, contrasting from magazines that focus on a single genre.
2) The color scheme and fonts draw from indie music's free spirit while incorporating influences from rock magazines.
3) Photos include both professional studio shots and street photos from various locations, mimicking techniques used in established magazines to suggest worldwide appeal.
4) While the genre may not be immediately apparent, the magazine captures indie music's blending of different styles.
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.
Evaluation
The document discusses the development of an indie music magazine by the author Eve Hardman. She challenged her initial idea for the front cover photo shoot and went with a simpler image of her cover star holding an acoustic guitar to better portray an indie vibe. She chose to represent people in the magazine equally in terms of gender and used subjects in the target audience age range. The magazine focuses on portraying people as they would be perceived in everyday life without challenging stereotypes. The author wants to partner with established magazine distributors like Bauer who have experience distributing successful music magazines.
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The magazine represents social groups of teenagers and young adults aged 16-25 with a passion for pop punk and rock music. It portrays these groups as outcasts who find escapism in music, depicting them as strong, independent, and alternative with colored hair, bright and dark clothing, and body modifications. The magazine aims to challenge stereotypes by representing the genre in a colorful way rather than just dark and moody. It uses bold imagery and editing to appeal to fans and represent the aesthetics of the genre.
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.
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The document discusses how a music magazine represents a specific social group - rock music fans. It does this through its content, imagery, color scheme, and stories. The magazine's content, cover stories, and images all feature rock bands and concerts in order to clearly appeal to the target rock audience. Additionally, the magazine uses darker colors stereotypically associated with rock music to match the preferences of its target readers and distinguish itself from magazines appealing to other music genres. Representing this particular social group through every aspect of the magazine ensures it will be bought by rock fans rather than other music enthusiasts.
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The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It represents:
- Gender: Mainly features male artists to match the genre of indie rock music focused on in the magazine. Images show all-male bands playing instruments.
- Age: Features people in the target audience's age range to increase relatability. The genre is mainly performed by younger musicians.
- Social class: Likely features artists from middle-class backgrounds to match the target audience, who would be more attracted to the affordable £3.50 price point.
- Ethnicity: Features only white people to realistically represent the genre, which is dominantly performed by white people, and reflect the local demographic where white people out
How did i attract the audience to the
I interviewed people who were attracted to the magazine. They said they wanted to see articles about rock bands their age going through similar situations, with a cool home style using loud colors. They also liked how the cover lines were worded and the questions they brought up. The pull quote "you get what you work for" attracted readers by showing a quote and opinion that drew them in to share their own views. Audience research through a questionnaire helped determine the preferred color scheme, content about artists' personal lives, and pricing to attract readers.
Presentation1
My magazine represents teenagers and young adults who are interested in grime music. The models shown dress in styles popular among teenage grime fans, such as Tracksuits and hoodies. Both male and female grime artists are featured, though males dominate, targeting the male audience. The magazine represents a multicultural demographic, showing the diversity within the grime genre. However, most of the individuals depicted are black, conforming to stereotypes within grime magazines. The magazine aims to represent the southeast London region where grime originated, using local slang terms. Bright but faded colors and serious tones are used to appeal to older teenagers. The magazine conforms to stereotypes about the clothing, locations and audiences associated with grime music
Question 2!!!
The document summarizes how a media product represents social groups through its design choices. It discusses using images of people the target audience can relate to on the main cover and inside pages. The content focuses on young, up-and-coming bands and artists similar in age to attract the target demographic. While aimed primarily at females, the magazine content is suitable for males of similar age as well. The informal writing style uses understandable language and music jargon to connect with intended readers.
Target Audience
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given out by a student to collect information about perceptions of the grime music genre. Most respondents who listened to grime preferred local artists and felt excited by the music. Few mentioned female grime artists, so the student may feature more male artists to conform to stereotypes. Responses suggested finding new music online and promoting that in the magazine. Opinions on diss tracks between artists were mixed, though some saw value in understanding artists' lives. Most thought grime lyrics were not entirely true but were influenced by experiences. The student learned grime is associated with certain ages and styles of dress and can elicit feelings of aggression or excitement.
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This document discusses how the media product, a rock music magazine, represents various social groups. It represents gender equally through images of both men and women and articles about bands with both male and female artists. It targets teenagers and young adults with its style, modern artists featured, and amount of content. It represents the middle/working class with its affordable price point of £2 and free incentives like posters and a contest. It also represents various rock music subcultures like punks, goths, and emos through stylistic choices, artists featured, and images used.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses design elements used in a grime music magazine to attract its target audience. Key elements discussed include:
- Using a bold masthead with the genre name "grime" to clearly signal the target market.
- A large, eye-catching headline in red featuring artist names and the genre to avoid confusion.
- A main image on the cover telling a story about grime through the subjects' urban style of dress.
- Limited edition stickers on the cover to create urgency and increase interest in buying the magazine.
- Sell lines promoting other grime musicians to help audiences discover new artists.
- Consistent use of a limited number of fonts to create
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The document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. Specifically, the media product is a music magazine focused on rock music. The magazine represents younger audiences across generations with an interest in transgenerational rock music. While not aiming for any specific social status, the creator feels the magazine is more representative of middle to lower classes due to the genre of rock music being more associated with everyday people of these classes. Additionally, due to the genre and production style, the magazine is more relatable to a male audience. Image, color, features, and article styles within the magazine utilize conventions that further represent the target social groups and their interests in the history and artistic aspects of rock music.
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This document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. Specifically, the magazine is aimed at a fairly young audience who is interested in transgenerational rock music. While no specific social status was targeted, the creator feels the magazine is more representative of middle to lower classes due to the genre of music featured, which is more associated with everyday people from these classes. Additionally, certain design techniques like the confrontational cover image and use of the union jack in the color scheme help represent the genre and interests of the target audience. The features in the magazine are also aimed more at younger males who would be influenced by figures interviewed.
Evaluation question 2 presentation
This document analyzes how the media product represents various social groups.
It represents a younger audience (ages 16-18) through the use of young models. Both male and female artists are featured to appeal to both genders. The design and features are geared towards a younger demographic through bold visuals and topics of interest like concerts.
The product aims to have broad appeal across regions, classes, and ethnicities by not focusing on any particular group. A diverse range of white/Caucasian artists are featured to align with rock music conventions. Formal language is used to maximize comprehension across different audiences.
Evaluation question 2 presentation
The magazine represents rock music which appeals most to younger white audiences. It uses young models of both genders to represent the typical ages of rock fans and artists. The design features bold stylistic choices like a shattered masthead to convey the reckless nature of rock. Both dark color schemes and black and white photos are used to represent the genre while still appealing to mixed audiences. The language aims for a formal yet understandable tone to reach a broad readership without focusing on any particular demographic.
evaluation question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents social groups. It notes that the target audience and genre (hip hop and R&B) have been stereotyped to attract black males interested in street culture, but the actual audience is diverse. Models of different races and social groups were featured to show this diversity. While some mise-en-scene reflected stereotypes through props like gold chains and tattoos, issues of gender, age and social class were balanced by featuring a mix of male and female models and a price point accessible to various classes.
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Through research, the document's author found that rock music appeals most to audiences aged 16-24, as seen through the use of young artists and bold designs in media. This is because people at this age are open to new trends and music. While the genre is male-dominated, the author chose to feature a female model to show women's influence in rock. Additionally, though rock stereotypically features white performers, the author included Latino models to represent rock's diversity today. Finally, the author thinks a rock magazine would be most popular in developed countries like the US and UK, where audiences have greater access to media exposing them to rock music.
Media studies evaluation question 1
The document summarizes how the author developed and challenged conventions in their rock music magazine media product. They conducted research on existing magazines to learn basic magazine structures like masthead and barcode placement. Popular colors for rock magazines like black, red, and white were incorporated into the magazine's style. Research also informed using a mid-shot of the artist and dark makeup, aligning with rock music conventions. The author challenged conventions slightly by featuring a solo female artist, which is rare, and placing the issue date/number separately from other details.
Qu 2 evaluation as
In my production I represented rebellious teenagers and alternative adults through the costumes used by models in the magazine. For the teenagers, most of the clothing was black or dark colors, appealing to fans of rock music. The female model wore a corset, chains, and heavy boots for a rocker look. For adults, secondary images in the magazine showed how they express individuality through things like blue spikey hair. The magazine appealed to both younger and older audiences through its representation of various social groups through clothing styles.
Luke evaluation
The document discusses the target audience and marketing strategies for a pop music magazine. The target audience is described as 13-19 year olds, primarily female, from a lower social class in the UK. The magazine will attract this audience through its informal tone, low price, and images featuring casually dressed male pop stars consistent with the genre's stereotypes. Cover lines promise exclusive photos and a chance for readers to directly contact their favorite singer. Marketing campaigns will feature contests allowing readers to win desirable prizes in order to attract and engage the target youth audience.
Evaluation 1
This document summarizes how the media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines while also challenging some conventions. Specifically:
1) The magazine uses models dressed in different styles representing different genres of indie music on the cover, contrasting from magazines that focus on a single genre.
2) The color scheme and fonts draw from indie music's free spirit while incorporating influences from rock magazines.
3) Photos include both professional studio shots and street photos from various locations, mimicking techniques used in established magazines to suggest worldwide appeal.
4) While the genre may not be immediately apparent, the magazine captures indie music's blending of different styles.
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.
Evaluation
The document discusses the development of an indie music magazine by the author Eve Hardman. She challenged her initial idea for the front cover photo shoot and went with a simpler image of her cover star holding an acoustic guitar to better portray an indie vibe. She chose to represent people in the magazine equally in terms of gender and used subjects in the target audience age range. The magazine focuses on portraying people as they would be perceived in everyday life without challenging stereotypes. The author wants to partner with established magazine distributors like Bauer who have experience distributing successful music magazines.
Evaluation question 4 completed
The magazine represents social groups of teenagers and young adults aged 16-25 with a passion for pop punk and rock music. It portrays these groups as outcasts who find escapism in music, depicting them as strong, independent, and alternative with colored hair, bright and dark clothing, and body modifications. The magazine aims to challenge stereotypes by representing the genre in a colorful way rather than just dark and moody. It uses bold imagery and editing to appeal to fans and represent the aesthetics of the genre.
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.
Q2 evaluation redone
The document discusses how a music magazine represents a specific social group - rock music fans. It does this through its content, imagery, color scheme, and stories. The magazine's content, cover stories, and images all feature rock bands and concerts in order to clearly appeal to the target rock audience. Additionally, the magazine uses darker colors stereotypically associated with rock music to match the preferences of its target readers and distinguish itself from magazines appealing to other music genres. Representing this particular social group through every aspect of the magazine ensures it will be bought by rock fans rather than other music enthusiasts.
Q2
The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It represents:
- Gender: Mainly features male artists to match the genre of indie rock music focused on in the magazine. Images show all-male bands playing instruments.
- Age: Features people in the target audience's age range to increase relatability. The genre is mainly performed by younger musicians.
- Social class: Likely features artists from middle-class backgrounds to match the target audience, who would be more attracted to the affordable £3.50 price point.
- Ethnicity: Features only white people to realistically represent the genre, which is dominantly performed by white people, and reflect the local demographic where white people out
How did i attract the audience to the
I interviewed people who were attracted to the magazine. They said they wanted to see articles about rock bands their age going through similar situations, with a cool home style using loud colors. They also liked how the cover lines were worded and the questions they brought up. The pull quote "you get what you work for" attracted readers by showing a quote and opinion that drew them in to share their own views. Audience research through a questionnaire helped determine the preferred color scheme, content about artists' personal lives, and pricing to attract readers.
Presentation1
My magazine represents teenagers and young adults who are interested in grime music. The models shown dress in styles popular among teenage grime fans, such as Tracksuits and hoodies. Both male and female grime artists are featured, though males dominate, targeting the male audience. The magazine represents a multicultural demographic, showing the diversity within the grime genre. However, most of the individuals depicted are black, conforming to stereotypes within grime magazines. The magazine aims to represent the southeast London region where grime originated, using local slang terms. Bright but faded colors and serious tones are used to appeal to older teenagers. The magazine conforms to stereotypes about the clothing, locations and audiences associated with grime music
Question 2!!!
The document summarizes how a media product represents social groups through its design choices. It discusses using images of people the target audience can relate to on the main cover and inside pages. The content focuses on young, up-and-coming bands and artists similar in age to attract the target demographic. While aimed primarily at females, the magazine content is suitable for males of similar age as well. The informal writing style uses understandable language and music jargon to connect with intended readers.
Target Audience
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given out by a student to collect information about perceptions of the grime music genre. Most respondents who listened to grime preferred local artists and felt excited by the music. Few mentioned female grime artists, so the student may feature more male artists to conform to stereotypes. Responses suggested finding new music online and promoting that in the magazine. Opinions on diss tracks between artists were mixed, though some saw value in understanding artists' lives. Most thought grime lyrics were not entirely true but were influenced by experiences. The student learned grime is associated with certain ages and styles of dress and can elicit feelings of aggression or excitement.
How does my media product represent particular social groups?
This document discusses how the media product, a rock music magazine, represents various social groups. It represents gender equally through images of both men and women and articles about bands with both male and female artists. It targets teenagers and young adults with its style, modern artists featured, and amount of content. It represents the middle/working class with its affordable price point of £2 and free incentives like posters and a contest. It also represents various rock music subcultures like punks, goths, and emos through stylistic choices, artists featured, and images used.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses design elements used in a grime music magazine to attract its target audience. Key elements discussed include:
- Using a bold masthead with the genre name "grime" to clearly signal the target market.
- A large, eye-catching headline in red featuring artist names and the genre to avoid confusion.
- A main image on the cover telling a story about grime through the subjects' urban style of dress.
- Limited edition stickers on the cover to create urgency and increase interest in buying the magazine.
- Sell lines promoting other grime musicians to help audiences discover new artists.
- Consistent use of a limited number of fonts to create
the one after one is two
The document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. Specifically, the media product is a music magazine focused on rock music. The magazine represents younger audiences across generations with an interest in transgenerational rock music. While not aiming for any specific social status, the creator feels the magazine is more representative of middle to lower classes due to the genre of rock music being more associated with everyday people of these classes. Additionally, due to the genre and production style, the magazine is more relatable to a male audience. Image, color, features, and article styles within the magazine utilize conventions that further represent the target social groups and their interests in the history and artistic aspects of rock music.
question 2
This document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. Specifically, the magazine is aimed at a fairly young audience who is interested in transgenerational rock music. While no specific social status was targeted, the creator feels the magazine is more representative of middle to lower classes due to the genre of music featured, which is more associated with everyday people from these classes. Additionally, certain design techniques like the confrontational cover image and use of the union jack in the color scheme help represent the genre and interests of the target audience. The features in the magazine are also aimed more at younger males who would be influenced by figures interviewed.
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Question 2
The document summarizes how the media product, a rock music magazine, represents its target audience. It aims to appeal to rock music fans, particularly teenagers, through its content, design elements, and model choice. Key design features like font, layout, and color scheme are similar to existing rock magazines to signal the genre. Articles about concerts and competitions for tickets are meant to attract teenage readers interested in live music. Color and language choices also aim to appeal specifically to younger demographics. The cover model, a female portrayed in a rock-inspired style, is meant to challenge conventions while appealing to both male and female readers.
Exam questions 2, 4 & 5
The document discusses how a media product represents and attracts its target audience. It describes targeting a magazine towards young white females aged 15-30 who enjoy rock music. Key representations included using models and themes appealing to this demographic, such as dark clothing and makeup. Language was tailored to the subculture using terms like "rock chick." The audience was addressed directly through eye contact in photos and an informal tone. Free gifts like posters aimed to attract readers and maximize sales.
Evaluation
The document discusses the ways in which the student's media product conforms to and challenges conventions of real magazines. It analyzes the cover, contents page, and double page spread based on conventions from example magazines. The cover uses a bottom strip and title placement typical of music magazines. The contents page lists sections on the left and uses large images. The double page spread includes a festival logo and wonky text. The document also examines how the product represents social groups through language, images, and colors, targeting a young indie audience. Distribution partners like radio stations and publishers are suggested based on the genre. The intended audience is identified as 14-30 year old indie fans. Techniques for attracting this audience included fashionable styles,
Final evaluation
Luke Berry-Dagnall evaluated his media product of a heavy metal magazine. He focused on establishing a consistent house style through color palette and font choices to represent the genre. Researching conventions, he designed pages with continuity across covers, spreads, and contents through a unified visual identity. Primary research at concerts helped him understand the target audience and represent them authentically through imagery, content, and advertisements. Comparing early work to final designs showed his growth in skills like photography, layout, and understanding magazine conventions.
Wavey magazine evalution
My media product uses, develops and challenges conventions of real magazines. I challenged conventions like having the main image covered by the masthead and including non-sexualized female images. I also stuck to conventions like including the price/issue date around the barcode and ordering articles on the left. For my contents page, I ordered sections under headings instead of page numbers and included capital letters throughout. My double page spread included interview summaries, distinguishing interviewers' voices, and including an artist's webpage. I learned about magazine design, photography, and software through constructing this product.
Evaluation
The document discusses the student's media magazine project. It evaluates how the magazine uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. The student aimed to challenge conventions by making the magazine entirely black and white with hints of color. It also only includes one model on the front cover, as most music magazines do. The student believes Future PLC would be a good institution to distribute the magazine as it does not directly compete in the indie music genre. The target audience would be people interested in indie music of any age who want to discover new music. The student learned many new technologies through completing the project, including using Photoshop, blogging platforms, and professional photography equipment.
Evaluation Q2
The document summarizes how the media product represents particular social groups. It discusses using images of people in their 20s to represent that age group. Language and styles were used that would appeal to middle and upper class readers. Both male and female models of different ethnicities were featured to make rock music more inclusive. The magazine was aimed at representing independent young adults from a range of backgrounds.
Who would be the audience for you media product and how did you attract/addre...
The document discusses strategies for attracting a target audience for a hip hop/R&B music magazine. The target audience is identified as ages 11-20 based on a questionnaire. The magazine's design, images, clothing, and content aim to be youthful and relatable to this demographic. Marketing strategies discussed include using social media like Tumblr to promote the magazine's content and attract this audience by posting photos, articles, and music videos from featured artists.
Media question 2 1
The document summarizes how the media product represents various social groups. Women are represented frequently in a positive, non-sexualized manner that challenges stereotypes. Both sexes are depicted as successful based on their talents. Only one male is shown, with his face concealed to not be the main focus. Younger people are the target audience and are portrayed as dedicated professionals to challenge stereotypes, while older people are not included. There is a lack of representation of different ethnicities, sexualities, and disabilities. The genre of alternative music is represented through a minimalist layout that emulates the genre's laidback tone, as well as by featuring mainstream artists to introduce audiences to underground bands.
Evaluation answers
The document summarizes the process and decisions made in creating a magazine for a target audience of young adults interested in rock music. Key points include:
- The magazine's layout, style, and language emulate conventions of similar music magazines while using a longer shot on the cover photo for more white space.
- Images, language, and styles reflect and are relatable to the target audience of teens and young adults, using gender-neutral elements to be inclusive.
- Experience with similar magazines informed replication of their successful elements to attract the intended readership.
Final Evaluation Task!
The document summarizes the author's music magazine project for school. The magazine aims to represent current R&B, hip hop, and drum and bass music genres while both following and challenging conventions of real music magazines through the use of layout, photos, fonts, and written content. The target audience is described as 16-30 year olds interested in today's music. Bauer Media is proposed as the distributor due to its existing music magazine portfolio.
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