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The target audience for the magazine "Revamp" would be 15-30 year olds from lower socioeconomic classes (E, D, and C2). The magazine aims to appeal to those aspiring to emulate celebrities and artists ("Maslow's social climbers"). It would feature mainstream rap music and aim to connect readers to artists by profiling regular people who have achieved success. The £3 price point aims to make the magazine accessible to its target demographic.
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Q4 (1)
The target audience for the magazine Revamp would be 15-30 year olds from lower socioeconomic classes in the UK, specifically classes E, D, and C2. The magazine aims to appeal to those
with aspirations ("social climbers") who want to emulate their musical idols. It will feature rap
music, which is mainstream and popular among the target audience. Articles will profile artists
like Drake and Jay-Z in order to allow readers to personally identify with them and see them as
representations of people who have achieved success despite coming from similar backgrounds.
Evaluation Question 2
The magazine represents various social groups through its content and imagery. It targets males and females aged 16-20 who enjoy rock music. To represent females, a female artist was featured on the cover. Models of different ethnicities, including white and mixed race, were used to represent the diversity within the target audience and rock community. Casual clothing like t-shirts and jeans were chosen for photo shoots instead of flashy expensive outfits to appeal to the magazine's generally younger target audience with limited income.
Question 2
The document discusses how the magazine represents social groups. It aims its content at a younger, exploratory audience. While the topics of fashion and gossip suggest a female target audience, the images may appeal to males as well. Some images portray female artists in a positive light, showing strength and success, while another image challenges stereotypes by depicting the less glamorous side of celebrity.
Audience profile.pptx2
Hannah Hughes created a rock music magazine targeting 18-30 year olds. She believes the magazine will appeal more to males due to its dark color scheme and features. The magazine is aimed at socio-economic classes C2, D and E, as these working class groups are more likely to read magazines. According to uses and gratification theory, readers will identify with the magazine's main image and explore new information about bands, fulfilling their needs to learn. The target audience stereotype includes dark clothing, attending concerts and parties, and shopping at trendy stores.
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Evaluation question 2
This document discusses how the media product represents various social groups. The front cover represents youth by featuring a young, stylish artist. The purple masthead of the magazine occupies both sexual orientations. The cover also represents the working class by mentioning experiences of hardship.
The contents page represents an older generation with its formal layout and newspaper color scheme. It includes images of both males and females to represent both genders. It also features an artist from a different ethnicity to represent diversity.
The double-page spread clearly represents youth through the image of the main artist. It also represents the working class through its urban photo. The spread is heavily male-dominated. The text represents both youth and older generations through its mix of
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The document discusses conventions used in magazine covers and contents pages. It analyzes the use of direct address through prominent images of artists, mastheads, and layouts that create bonds with readers. Color schemes, fonts, and photo styles are employed to highlight important information and appeal to target audiences. Readers may consume these magazines to fulfill cognitive needs for knowledge, distraction, or conversation starters about the featured artists.
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The target audience for the magazine Revamp would be 15-30 year olds from lower socioeconomic classes in the UK, specifically classes E, D, and C2. The magazine aims to appeal to those
with aspirations ("social climbers") who want to emulate their musical idols. It will feature rap
music, which is mainstream and popular among the target audience. Articles will profile artists
like Drake and Jay-Z in order to allow readers to personally identify with them and see them as
representations of people who have achieved success despite coming from similar backgrounds.
Evaluation Question 2
The magazine represents various social groups through its content and imagery. It targets males and females aged 16-20 who enjoy rock music. To represent females, a female artist was featured on the cover. Models of different ethnicities, including white and mixed race, were used to represent the diversity within the target audience and rock community. Casual clothing like t-shirts and jeans were chosen for photo shoots instead of flashy expensive outfits to appeal to the magazine's generally younger target audience with limited income.
Question 2
The document discusses how the magazine represents social groups. It aims its content at a younger, exploratory audience. While the topics of fashion and gossip suggest a female target audience, the images may appeal to males as well. Some images portray female artists in a positive light, showing strength and success, while another image challenges stereotypes by depicting the less glamorous side of celebrity.
Audience profile.pptx2
Hannah Hughes created a rock music magazine targeting 18-30 year olds. She believes the magazine will appeal more to males due to its dark color scheme and features. The magazine is aimed at socio-economic classes C2, D and E, as these working class groups are more likely to read magazines. According to uses and gratification theory, readers will identify with the magazine's main image and explore new information about bands, fulfilling their needs to learn. The target audience stereotype includes dark clothing, attending concerts and parties, and shopping at trendy stores.
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The document discusses how social groups are represented in a media product. It represents working and middle class individuals through interviews and photographs showing messy rooms, graffiti, and scruffy hair. The ages of artists featured ranges from 18 to 26 while targeting an audience of 16 to 23. Gender representation is predominantly male, reflecting the gender imbalance in the electronic music genre being featured.
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Evaluation question 2
This document discusses how the media product represents various social groups. The front cover represents youth by featuring a young, stylish artist. The purple masthead of the magazine occupies both sexual orientations. The cover also represents the working class by mentioning experiences of hardship.
The contents page represents an older generation with its formal layout and newspaper color scheme. It includes images of both males and females to represent both genders. It also features an artist from a different ethnicity to represent diversity.
The double-page spread clearly represents youth through the image of the main artist. It also represents the working class through its urban photo. The spread is heavily male-dominated. The text represents both youth and older generations through its mix of
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The document discusses conventions used in magazine covers and contents pages. It analyzes the use of direct address through prominent images of artists, mastheads, and layouts that create bonds with readers. Color schemes, fonts, and photo styles are employed to highlight important information and appeal to target audiences. Readers may consume these magazines to fulfill cognitive needs for knowledge, distraction, or conversation starters about the featured artists.
Q2
My magazine represents younger people between ages 16-27 who are interested in rock/alternative music. It uses common conventions for this demographic, like a color scheme of red, black and white and layouts seen in other rock magazines. The majority of survey respondents and featured artists were female, but the magazine aims to attract both female and younger buyers who read similar music publications.
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My media product is an urban hip-hop magazine aimed at working class teenagers in the UK. [1] The magazine features hip-hop music originating from black American culture and images depicting an urban environment with graffiti and casual clothing to represent the target audience. [2] The magazine aims to entertain working class teenagers by informing them of underground hip-hop news and uses consistent branding and a model in casual clothing in urban settings. [3] The magazine represents the target social class by supporting stereotypes of being loud and streetwise through its bright colors, low price, and brick/garage images while adapting the American hip-hop style to British culture with no direct competition.
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Evaluation 2
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- 1. Q4 Who would be the audience for your mediaproduct and why? The target audience forRevampwouldbe aged 15-30 and in termsof social classI wouldbe looking at an audience inthe E, D and C2 categoriesinthe Socio-EconomicNeedsspectrum.Furthermore there isa clear example of Maslow’ssocial climberswithaspirationof these individualswishingthey couldbe like theiridols. Thisrange issuitable forthiskindof magazine thatIam tryingto promote. Thisis supportedbythe affordable price of the magazine,£3.I imaginedthe targetaudience would alsocontaina mixture of genders.The ideawasnottostereotype specificgenders.Anelementto considerwasconversingthe taste of musicof my peers.The taste of musicis mainstreamwhichisof the rap genre.The aim wasto hit the targetaudience forthe appreciationof the musicratherthan the looks. Name:ChrisJacobs Age:17 Favourite Artist:Drake Hobbies:Musicand Sports Thissong isone of Chris’sfavourite songsandspecifically exemplifiesthe urbanisationinthe genre. Name:FeargusBracken Age:22 Favourite Artist:Jay-Z Hobbies:Music Thisis one Feargus’favourite songsever thathasbeenmade and fromhis favourite artist. I don't believe thatwhere people shopparticularlymakesthematargetaudience intermsof clothes,however,if Ihadto name some placesthese wouldbe the shops,there isnoparticular patternwithinthe shopping.
- 2. I includedcharityshopsbecause Iknowalot of people whoenjoyshoppingwithinthem,including myself,thisisaverybigcontrast to the "Urban Outfitters"shopthatI have alsoincluded,theyare on the opposite endsof the spectrum. The ideaof Katzbeingrelatedwithmyfrontcoverisin termsof the audience being able to ‘personallyidentify’withthe artistinthe image,theyare a duothat connectwiththe audience because of the type of the people theyportrayinthe image,whichisarepresentationof regular people whohave made it.Intermsof Maslow’ssocial climbersthiscanbe saidbecause there would mostlikelybe individual thatwouldtheywere inthe positionthe artistinmyimage isin.On the otherhand theyconnectwiththe normal people becausetheycome fromthatbackgroundinthe socio-economicneedstable(C2,Dand E) whichcouldattract the readertothismagazine due to themsupportingthe artist. For my contents page Katzis representedthroughthe imagesonce againwiththe people beingable to ‘personallyidentify’withthe artistsasthey looklike theycanconnectwiththe artiststhrough theirrespectedarticle.Intermsof Maslow’ssocial climbersthere maybe some peopleinthis categorybecause theywishtobe like the artistsinthe columnof articleswiththe artist’sname there.Once againthe audience wouldbe able toconnectwiththembecause theyare fromthe same socio-economicneedsgroupasthe readers,sotheywouldmostlikelywanttoreadhow theymade theirrise. In termsof my DPS,Katz isrepresentedintermsof the audience beingable to‘personallyidentify’ withthe artistbecause of the interviewthatbringsthembackdownto the readerslevel andenjoy the same privilegesnormal people do.A representationMaslow’ssocial climberswill be expressed withthemlookingatthe pull outquotesandinterview forwaystobetterthemselvesandsucceed like thisartisthas.In termsof the socio-economicgroups(C2,Dand E) once again because theycan connectwiththe audience throughthe answerstheygive inthe interview allowsthemtorelate to the readerand come downexpressthattheywere inthe same position.