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My magazine targets teenagers and young people ages 16-24 from lower socioeconomic groups (C2/D). Newspapers often portray teenagers negatively, but my magazine shows them as a passionate group with wide-ranging interests. While newspapers depict teenagers as miscreants or truants, young adults are portrayed more positively as role models pursuing education and careers. My magazine appeals to its target demographic by featuring a model of the same age dressed in typical clothes for the audience and styled to appear fashionable and confident.
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AS MEDIA COURSEWORK EVALUATION
The magazine represents several social groups through its focus on mainstream chart music and celebrity culture. It targets people who enjoy popular music and stereotypes them as materialistic and not rebels. The magazine also promotes celebrity obsession among teenagers and an interest in artists' music. While it shows both boys and girls using technology like mp3 players, it represents most of its teenage audience as interested only in music and downloading tracks online. However, disabled people receive no representation in the magazine.
Evaluation part 2
The document summarizes a magazine aimed at young females aged 9-18. It discusses how the magazine represents this social group through sections focused on celebrities, boys, fashion, and love. It also uses a pink and purple color scheme considered girly colors. The magazine would likely be distributed by a large media company like Bauer Media, which publishes 38 million magazines per week across 15 countries. The target audience is mass market females 9-18 from socioeconomic groups B, C, and D living with parents and in school with interests in boys, love, makeup, fashion, and gossip.
Target audience
The document discusses the target audience for a student union magazine. The target audience will be university students aged 18-23 who have busy workloads but also enjoy socializing through activities like going to events, clubs and parties. As such, the magazine will likely feature content on live music acts, tours and the party lifestyle. It will need to cover a wide variety of genres to appeal to different interests. The magazine will also utilize social media to engage readers and promote the magazine. While readers may not have time to read extensively, the magazine will aim to inform them about music events and help shape their style. The target age is dictated by typical university attendance from 18-23. Both male and female students will be targeted as the lifestyle
Evaluation q4
The target audience for the media product is teenage and young adult females aged 16-21 from all ethnic backgrounds and social classes. The magazine features a young female on the cover along with appealing cover lines. Bright colors and black and white represent urban culture. Articles profile young, attractive music artists and popular technology like Beats headphones. The reasonable price makes the magazine affordable for students, further appealing to middle-class young women interested in R&B and urban culture.
Question 2
The document summarizes how a media product, specifically a magazine, represents certain social groups in its target audience. The front cover image of a boy band represents younger males and females aged 16-25 who may look up to or be attracted to the band. The way the band members are portrayed as close friends also represents friendship. Additionally, the magazine's font, colors, featured people, and style are meant to have a fun yet sophisticated vibe that relates to both younger males and females. Being priced at only £2 monthly also aims to attract a wide range of social class groups by being affordable.
Media evalution 4
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. The ideal reader would be a female between 16-25 years old, most likely 18-19, who is a student. This reader would have an indie social lifestyle - attending music festivals and gigs frequently. They would be part of a social friend group and interested in fashion. The magazine would appeal to their interest in popular music artists and gossip as well as upcoming music events.
Media evalution 4
The document describes the ideal reader for a music magazine. The reader would likely be a female between 16-25 years old, particularly 18-19, who is a student. They would have an indie social group and enjoy attending music festivals and gigs frequently. The reader would be educated about music, socialize in a group, have a unique but tidy fashion sense, and use social media like Twitter. They would have an academic but relaxed lifestyle.
Question 2: Media Evaluation
This document discusses how a magazine represents teenagers. It notes that teenagers are typically portrayed negatively in other media as reckless, unruly, and aggressive. However, the magazine aims to challenge this dominant representation by portraying teenagers in a positive, clean cut fashion. The front cover models a teenage boy dressed in a stylish shirt to present a "metrosexual" image that challenges stereotypes of teenagers being careless about their appearance. The magazine also implies teenagers can be ambitious and successful in their careers, challenging views of them being unambitious. Overall, the magazine creates its own dominant representation of teenagers that reflects its target audience - those who care about their appearance but still enjoy social activities like concerts.
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The magazine represents several social groups through its focus on mainstream chart music and celebrity culture. It targets people who enjoy popular music and stereotypes them as materialistic and not rebels. The magazine also promotes celebrity obsession among teenagers and an interest in artists' music. While it shows both boys and girls using technology like mp3 players, it represents most of its teenage audience as interested only in music and downloading tracks online. However, disabled people receive no representation in the magazine.
Evaluation part 2
The document summarizes a magazine aimed at young females aged 9-18. It discusses how the magazine represents this social group through sections focused on celebrities, boys, fashion, and love. It also uses a pink and purple color scheme considered girly colors. The magazine would likely be distributed by a large media company like Bauer Media, which publishes 38 million magazines per week across 15 countries. The target audience is mass market females 9-18 from socioeconomic groups B, C, and D living with parents and in school with interests in boys, love, makeup, fashion, and gossip.
Target audience
The document discusses the target audience for a student union magazine. The target audience will be university students aged 18-23 who have busy workloads but also enjoy socializing through activities like going to events, clubs and parties. As such, the magazine will likely feature content on live music acts, tours and the party lifestyle. It will need to cover a wide variety of genres to appeal to different interests. The magazine will also utilize social media to engage readers and promote the magazine. While readers may not have time to read extensively, the magazine will aim to inform them about music events and help shape their style. The target age is dictated by typical university attendance from 18-23. Both male and female students will be targeted as the lifestyle
Evaluation q4
The target audience for the media product is teenage and young adult females aged 16-21 from all ethnic backgrounds and social classes. The magazine features a young female on the cover along with appealing cover lines. Bright colors and black and white represent urban culture. Articles profile young, attractive music artists and popular technology like Beats headphones. The reasonable price makes the magazine affordable for students, further appealing to middle-class young women interested in R&B and urban culture.
Question 2
The document summarizes how a media product, specifically a magazine, represents certain social groups in its target audience. The front cover image of a boy band represents younger males and females aged 16-25 who may look up to or be attracted to the band. The way the band members are portrayed as close friends also represents friendship. Additionally, the magazine's font, colors, featured people, and style are meant to have a fun yet sophisticated vibe that relates to both younger males and females. Being priced at only £2 monthly also aims to attract a wide range of social class groups by being affordable.
Media evalution 4
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. The ideal reader would be a female between 16-25 years old, most likely 18-19, who is a student. This reader would have an indie social lifestyle - attending music festivals and gigs frequently. They would be part of a social friend group and interested in fashion. The magazine would appeal to their interest in popular music artists and gossip as well as upcoming music events.
Media evalution 4
The document describes the ideal reader for a music magazine. The reader would likely be a female between 16-25 years old, particularly 18-19, who is a student. They would have an indie social group and enjoy attending music festivals and gigs frequently. The reader would be educated about music, socialize in a group, have a unique but tidy fashion sense, and use social media like Twitter. They would have an academic but relaxed lifestyle.
Question 2: Media Evaluation
This document discusses how a magazine represents teenagers. It notes that teenagers are typically portrayed negatively in other media as reckless, unruly, and aggressive. However, the magazine aims to challenge this dominant representation by portraying teenagers in a positive, clean cut fashion. The front cover models a teenage boy dressed in a stylish shirt to present a "metrosexual" image that challenges stereotypes of teenagers being careless about their appearance. The magazine also implies teenagers can be ambitious and successful in their careers, challenging views of them being unambitious. Overall, the magazine creates its own dominant representation of teenagers that reflects its target audience - those who care about their appearance but still enjoy social activities like concerts.
Question 2
This magazine represents 16-23 year olds as vibrant, young, and fun members who enjoy clubbing in hot countries during the summer. Females are portrayed as more popular and dressed in a club-like fashion. The social class is meant to seem lower middle class to appeal to a wide audience who can afford to travel and go to clubs regularly. The bright purple color is used to appeal to the young generation and evoke images of club lights.
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The document discusses different ways teenagers are represented in media such as television shows and films. It portrays teenagers as either hedonistic partiers engaged in crime, drugs, and reckless behavior, or as hard working individuals who prioritize education and family. The target audience of the magazine is described as skilled or semi-skilled manual workers between the ages of 16-24 who enjoy clubbing and dance music. The magazine takes a positive approach to representing teenagers' social lives and pursuits of fun and pleasure through youth.
Media Evaluation Question 4
The target audience for the magazine is 16-22 year olds from working and lower middle class backgrounds who enjoy indie rock music. Specifically, the magazine targets males of all ethnicities within this age range, as they tend to buy more music magazines and like indie rock. However, the content also appeals to females. The psychographic profile of the target audience includes easy-going people who attend concerts and live actively, and enjoy reading to learn new information.
Question two
The magazine represents young adults aged 16-24, particularly those from an urban, black ethnicity background. It uses language and references topics like student life, fashion, and music gigs that this age group can relate to. The magazine also features black models and artists like DJs from popular radio stations among young people interested in black music to attract and inspire this target demographic.
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Question 2
The magazine represents the social groups of males and females aged 16-23 who enjoy alternative and popular music as well as attending music concerts. To represent this target audience, the magazine uses a mixture of candid and posed photos of both solo artists and bands, both male and female. The language is colloquial yet sophisticated to appeal to the full age range. A red, black and white color scheme is used to be gender neutral. The cover features a posed female model dressed formally, suggesting a focus on female readers interested in the music industry, but the inclusion of both male and female artists and a neutral color scheme helps balance the representation.
Question 2
My media product represents several social groups:
- The target age group is teenagers aged 16-19, as evidenced by the use of popular artists, free gifts, and busy layout that would appeal to younger audiences.
- The target gender is primarily female, based on market research showing 78.58% interest from women. Female-oriented colors, artists, and an interview with a female pop star are used.
- The target social class is middle and working class, as the affordable price, popular music genres, and busy design would appeal most to these groups.
Media q4
The target audience for the media product is teenage girls ages 13-18 from a lower middle class social class. The document specifies that the target audience is female given the magazine will focus on topics relevant to girls like relationships and makeup. Additionally, the document states that the target audience does not have a specific ethnicity, as the magazine should be open and relatable to teenage girls of all backgrounds.
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3) Fader magazine focuses on hip-hop, indie rock, pop and dance music, appealing to older teens and young adults.
Evaluation Question 4
The target audience for the magazine would be males and females between the ages of 14-20 who are interested in music, fashion, and culture. Specifically, the magazine would likely appeal most to black males and females in London who enjoy genres like hip hop, grime, and afrobeats. While aimed at people of all social classes, ethnicities, and sexualities, the content would be most relevant to those in education exploring careers in the music industry.
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2) The magazine targets females using feminine colors and styles as they would be inspired by and relate to up-and-coming female artists featured.
3) The target readership would mainly come from middle, lower middle, or skilled working class social backgrounds that could afford the magazine and concerts advertised.
Question 2
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Evaluation q4
The target audience for this media product is teenage and young adult females aged 16-21 from all ethnic and social class backgrounds. Specifically, the target audience is middle class teenage and young adult females interested in R&B and urban culture. This is evident from the bright color scheme, images of attractive young musicians, and focus on popular artists and music trends that would appeal to this demographic. The price also aims to be affordable for students from a middle class background.
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This magazine represents 16-23 year olds as vibrant, young, and fun members who enjoy clubbing in hot countries during the summer. Females are portrayed as more popular and dressed in a club-like fashion. The social class is meant to seem lower middle class to appeal to a wide audience who can afford to travel and go to clubs regularly. The bright purple color is used to appeal to the young generation and evoke images of club lights.
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The document discusses different ways teenagers are represented in media such as television shows and films. It portrays teenagers as either hedonistic partiers engaged in crime, drugs, and reckless behavior, or as hard working individuals who prioritize education and family. The target audience of the magazine is described as skilled or semi-skilled manual workers between the ages of 16-24 who enjoy clubbing and dance music. The magazine takes a positive approach to representing teenagers' social lives and pursuits of fun and pleasure through youth.
Media Evaluation Question 4
The target audience for the magazine is 16-22 year olds from working and lower middle class backgrounds who enjoy indie rock music. Specifically, the magazine targets males of all ethnicities within this age range, as they tend to buy more music magazines and like indie rock. However, the content also appeals to females. The psychographic profile of the target audience includes easy-going people who attend concerts and live actively, and enjoy reading to learn new information.
Question two
The magazine represents young adults aged 16-24, particularly those from an urban, black ethnicity background. It uses language and references topics like student life, fashion, and music gigs that this age group can relate to. The magazine also features black models and artists like DJs from popular radio stations among young people interested in black music to attract and inspire this target demographic.
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Question 2
The magazine represents the social groups of males and females aged 16-23 who enjoy alternative and popular music as well as attending music concerts. To represent this target audience, the magazine uses a mixture of candid and posed photos of both solo artists and bands, both male and female. The language is colloquial yet sophisticated to appeal to the full age range. A red, black and white color scheme is used to be gender neutral. The cover features a posed female model dressed formally, suggesting a focus on female readers interested in the music industry, but the inclusion of both male and female artists and a neutral color scheme helps balance the representation.
Question 2
My media product represents several social groups:
- The target age group is teenagers aged 16-19, as evidenced by the use of popular artists, free gifts, and busy layout that would appeal to younger audiences.
- The target gender is primarily female, based on market research showing 78.58% interest from women. Female-oriented colors, artists, and an interview with a female pop star are used.
- The target social class is middle and working class, as the affordable price, popular music genres, and busy design would appeal most to these groups.
Media q4
The target audience for the media product is teenage girls ages 13-18 from a lower middle class social class. The document specifies that the target audience is female given the magazine will focus on topics relevant to girls like relationships and makeup. Additionally, the document states that the target audience does not have a specific ethnicity, as the magazine should be open and relatable to teenage girls of all backgrounds.
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2) Blender magazine appeals to "lads" interested in provocative images of females, as well as girls interested in artists like Kelly Clarkson.
3) Fader magazine focuses on hip-hop, indie rock, pop and dance music, appealing to older teens and young adults.
Evaluation Question 4
The target audience for the magazine would be males and females between the ages of 14-20 who are interested in music, fashion, and culture. Specifically, the magazine would likely appeal most to black males and females in London who enjoy genres like hip hop, grime, and afrobeats. While aimed at people of all social classes, ethnicities, and sexualities, the content would be most relevant to those in education exploring careers in the music industry.
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2) The magazine targets females using feminine colors and styles as they would be inspired by and relate to up-and-coming female artists featured.
3) The target readership would mainly come from middle, lower middle, or skilled working class social backgrounds that could afford the magazine and concerts advertised.
Question 2
This document discusses how the creator's music magazine represents teenage girls in the 21st century. The magazine is aimed primarily at teenage females around 18 years old. It focuses on fashion, makeup, and jewelry which the creator knows many teenage girls are interested in. The front cover image and interior photos depict a serious, sophisticated look. They show current styles and fashion trends for teenage girls. While not all teenage girls are passionate about fashion, the creator believes most of the target audience is and finding inspiration from them was easier. The magazine also includes music information aimed to appeal to both genders like festivals and popular songs.
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Evaluation q4
The target audience for this media product is teenage and young adult females aged 16-21 from all ethnic and social class backgrounds. Specifically, the target audience is middle class teenage and young adult females interested in R&B and urban culture. This is evident from the bright color scheme, images of attractive young musicians, and focus on popular artists and music trends that would appeal to this demographic. The price also aims to be affordable for students from a middle class background.
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The magazine would be well distributed through large institutions like WHSmith and supermarkets like Asda. These stores appeal to a wide age range through their variety of products and are visited frequently, allowing the magazine to reach more potential customers and generate regular sales through repeat visits. Distributing the magazine in these stores could mutually benefit both the magazine
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My media product is a magazine aimed at teenagers and young adults aged 16-24, targeting both males and females from working and middle class backgrounds. The magazine focuses on alternative styles, music, and new artists that appeal to a rebellious audience. I would choose to distribute the magazine through IPC as they are the leading magazine distributor in the UK, have a large global reach, and have experience distributing similar music magazines like NME. IPC could help promote the magazine through their websites and partner networks. Their scale and expertise in the industry make them the best choice to distribute my magazine widely.
Question 3
Bauer Media would be a suitable institution to distribute the music magazine because it already publishes magazines like Heat, Grazia, and Closer that have similar target audiences of teenage girls interested in celebrities, fashion, and gossip. These magazines and Bauer's radio stations have the same genres as the magazine. Egmont is also a good option as it publishes We Love Pop, a monthly magazine for 12-17 year olds with similar content, colors, style, language, and target genre of pop music. It distributes to shops around the UK where the target audience would buy magazines.
5-6
The document discusses representing social groups in a media product and choosing a media institution for distribution. It analyzes targeting older teenagers and young working/middle class adults aged 16-24 with a rock music magazine. IPC is selected for distribution for having a large international presence and experience distributing magazines like NME, as well as opportunities for work experience and earning commission. Their wide reach could help build an audience for the new magazine.
How does ur media represent...
This document discusses how a music magazine represents its target audience of 12-16 year old females. The magazine focuses on pop artists and fashion trends to appeal to its young, creative readership. It uses pink and white colors as well as casual language. Images in the magazine portray urban styles and a diverse model to be inclusive. Overall, the magazine aims to represent its target audience's interest in social media, celebrities, and fashion through its visual design and topics.
Main task existing product analysis 2
The primary audience of Cosmopolitan magazine is white, British women ages 17-25 from socio-economic groups A-C2 who have a disposable income. The magazine targets "aspirers" who seek status and are interested in fashion, and "explorers" who enjoy discovery. Cosmopolitan represents young women through topics like fashion, beauty, and relationships. It uses the young, white British singer Paloma Faith on the cover to appeal to its target demographic.
How does your magazine represent paticular social groups?
The magazine represents younger lower-middle class audiences and explores indie rock music. It features two male models on the cover - one wearing a scarf and the other wearing a denim jacket smoking - to depict both middle and working class styles. The magazine targets hipsters and indie music fans to engage those subcultures. It aims to demonstrate diversity by featuring people of various ethnicities and social classes while still appealing most to its lower middle class target readership.
Q2 evaluation
The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It represents young people through its bright color scheme and use of young models that readers can relate to. However, the models are all white, reinforcing the predominant representation of white people in media. The sole female model is presented in a sexualized way that reinforces gender stereotypes by how she is dressed and positioned between two casually dressed male models of similar appearance. The magazine also likely represents a middle class social group through the fashionable, designer clothes worn by the male models and its coverage of relatively expensive music festivals. It challenges stereotypes by portraying young adults as extremely successful musicians rather than the stereotypical portrayal of youths as lazy or reckless.
Target audience regional magazine
- The document discusses analyzing a target audience for a new regional magazine aimed at people aged 17-25.
- Key details about the target audience are provided, including that they are students or recently started working with limited free time and money.
- It is important to understand the target audience's interests, lifestyle, and needs in order to design a magazine that will attract readers and be financially accessible.
AS Media Studies - Evaluation - Question 2
1) The magazine targets teenagers ages 16-18 to maintain familiarity with readers and uses teenage models within that age range.
2) It aims to counter stereotypes of teenagers as anti-social or violent by profiling those interested in music careers and using education-focused articles and interviews.
3) The magazine incorporates both gender and ethnic diversity among its models to represent today's multicultural society and wider audience.
Critical approaches
Audience profiles provide media producers with detailed demographic information about their target audiences. This allows them to tailor products and services to match audience interests. Some key ways audiences can be defined include by age, gender, socio-economic status, geographic location, and psychographic factors like values and attitudes. Magazines like Vogue and Chat have very different audience profiles - Vogue targets higher-income women in cities, while Chat readers are generally working-class women in rural areas. Understanding audience profiles is important for targeting advertising and content to increase sales and revenue.
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Q2 Evaluation
- 1. How Does Your Media Product Represent Particular Social Groups?
- 2. Social Groups My magazine is targeted at teenagers and young people, ages 16-24, of the socio-economic groups of C2/D. People of these ages are often portrayed negatively in media such as newspapers but magazines that target this particular audience show them to be a passionate age group with a wide range of interests.
- 3. Young Adults & Teenagers In The Media Teenagers are often the source of many newspapers derogatory articles; portraying them to be miscreants who are often involved in crime or who are reluctant to attend school and get an education. Whilst the media provide this negative stereotype for teenagers, young adults are often portrayed more positively as role models for their younger counterparts who are branching out and doing things with their lives such as attending university.
- 4. Social Groups In My Magazine My magazine appeals to members of the C2/D groups of the socio- economic code through the use a model of the same age. The clothes of my model are also the typical clothes in which my audience would dress. Her make- up is also conforms to the stylistic expectations of the audience, and portrays her to be a fashionable individual that keeps up with stylistic trends. My model is also portrayed in a positive light as her expression is quite confident.