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The document discusses how the magazine Dirt represents fans of 90s rock. It aims to appeal to this target audience through styling the cover artist in a way that reflects the edgy style of 90s rock. The content and features focus on successful artists within the genre to portray the social group in a positive light and provide role models. In designing the magazine, stereotypes of the genre are emphasized to attract fans while avoiding negative portrayals.
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The document discusses how a magazine called "Dirt" represents fans of 1990s rock music. The magazine's target audience is described as having a rough, edgy, and independent style. The front cover features a rock artist in this style to appeal to fans and connect them to the magazine. The contents and features focus on successful rock artists to portray the genre and its fans in a positive light.
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.
Masthead Font sStyles
The document discusses font style options for the masthead of a magazine called "Undiscovered" focused on rock music. Several fonts are considered, including "Rock it" and "84 Rock!". Ultimately, "84 Rock!" is selected for its bold, capital letters in a scruffy style that conveys an imperfect look suiting the stereotypical rock music reader. The masthead with this font will be placed at the top of the front cover in black font on a complimentary colored background.
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.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for an indie music magazine. Some key techniques included using stereotypical images of indie artists on the cover that would appeal to fans of that genre. Cover lines mentioned both well-known and niche artists to attract a wide readership. Consistent branding elements like font and layouts across the cover, contents page, and articles helped give a sense of identity and continuity for readers. Features told stories that would inspire the magazine's target demographic of independent music enthusiasts seeking new artists and experiences.
Question 1
The document discusses how the student's media product, an R&B music magazine, uses and challenges conventions of real R&B magazines. It follows conventions like page layout, font, and color palette to structure the magazine and appeal to the target audience. However, it deliberately does not use provocative images of women or props implying violence, which are common conventions, in order to make the magazine appeal to younger readers and broaden the niche audience. The student also discusses following conventions like obstructing the magazine masthead with the artist and choosing costumes and locations for photos based on analyses of conventions in existing R&B media.
Music magazine project proposal form
The proposed magazine, titled "Temptation", targets young people interested in celebrity lives. The front cover will feature a close-up seductive image of a woman to promote the main interview article. Additional celebrity images and quotes will also appear on the cover and contents page to entice readers. The magazine will have a simple black background with red text and images to match the red outfit of the front cover celebrity. The main 2-page article will be an interview covering the celebrity's recent music and releases.
Evaluation23
The document discusses the evaluation of a magazine media product. It describes the style, colors, and layout conventions used in the magazine, including the banner, contents page, and background textures. It represents the target social group through images of people in clothing and poses appealing to that group. The ideal audience is identified as 16-19 year olds interested in rock, metal, and screamo music who like to dress in dark, individual styles. The magazine aims to attract this audience through humorous images, appealing band photos, and inclusion of bands the audience enjoys.
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The document discusses how a magazine called "Dirt" represents fans of 1990s rock music. The magazine's target audience is described as having a rough, edgy, and independent style. The front cover features a rock artist in this style to appeal to fans and connect them to the magazine. The contents and features focus on successful rock artists to portray the genre and its fans in a positive light.
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.
Masthead Font sStyles
The document discusses font style options for the masthead of a magazine called "Undiscovered" focused on rock music. Several fonts are considered, including "Rock it" and "84 Rock!". Ultimately, "84 Rock!" is selected for its bold, capital letters in a scruffy style that conveys an imperfect look suiting the stereotypical rock music reader. The masthead with this font will be placed at the top of the front cover in black font on a complimentary colored background.
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.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for an indie music magazine. Some key techniques included using stereotypical images of indie artists on the cover that would appeal to fans of that genre. Cover lines mentioned both well-known and niche artists to attract a wide readership. Consistent branding elements like font and layouts across the cover, contents page, and articles helped give a sense of identity and continuity for readers. Features told stories that would inspire the magazine's target demographic of independent music enthusiasts seeking new artists and experiences.
Question 1
The document discusses how the student's media product, an R&B music magazine, uses and challenges conventions of real R&B magazines. It follows conventions like page layout, font, and color palette to structure the magazine and appeal to the target audience. However, it deliberately does not use provocative images of women or props implying violence, which are common conventions, in order to make the magazine appeal to younger readers and broaden the niche audience. The student also discusses following conventions like obstructing the magazine masthead with the artist and choosing costumes and locations for photos based on analyses of conventions in existing R&B media.
Music magazine project proposal form
The proposed magazine, titled "Temptation", targets young people interested in celebrity lives. The front cover will feature a close-up seductive image of a woman to promote the main interview article. Additional celebrity images and quotes will also appear on the cover and contents page to entice readers. The magazine will have a simple black background with red text and images to match the red outfit of the front cover celebrity. The main 2-page article will be an interview covering the celebrity's recent music and releases.
Evaluation23
The document discusses the evaluation of a magazine media product. It describes the style, colors, and layout conventions used in the magazine, including the banner, contents page, and background textures. It represents the target social group through images of people in clothing and poses appealing to that group. The ideal audience is identified as 16-19 year olds interested in rock, metal, and screamo music who like to dress in dark, individual styles. The magazine aims to attract this audience through humorous images, appealing band photos, and inclusion of bands the audience enjoys.
Q5 pp
The document discusses how the author addressed their niche and sophisticated audience for a music magazine. They analyzed both active and passive audience theories. For active theories, they discussed how opinion leaders in the target audience of young reformers and music journalists could influence others (Two Step Flow Theory). They also discussed how the magazine provides entertainment, information, a way for readers to relate to artists, and topics to discuss with others (Uses and Gratifications Theory). It also allows readers to fulfill their needs like morality and creativity (Hierarchy of Needs Theory). For passive theories, it discusses how the magazine can repeat its ideology over time to influence readers, though the active audience may question ideas (Culmination Theory).
Photography plan
The photographer will photograph a local indie rock band called King No-One to feature in their magazine. The band dresses in typical indie styles like black skinny jeans and plain colors that represent the genre. Photos will be taken at a King No-One gig at a York pub, using band instruments as props and capturing the straight-faced, relaxed mood associated with indie rock. Lighting and angles will emphasize the band's confidence and importance on stage.
Media evaluation Q2
The document discusses the design choices made for a magazine cover representing a rock artist. Key themes and elements were taken from existing rock magazine covers, including having the artist holding a guitar and wearing black clothing. The cover was also designed to focus the artist in the center of the page like professional magazines. The pose chosen for the artist was inspired by poses commonly seen on other rock magazine covers - looking directly at the camera with a friendly expression to draw readers in.
Photo shoot plan
The document outlines a photo shoot plan for a hip hop magazine spread. It will feature photos taken of individuals from the London skate park scene, capturing their style and the urban backgrounds they come from. A variety of shots will be used, including long shots of graffiti and close-ups to show individuals' race and appearance. The photos will be edited in Photoshop for quality and professionalism. The masthead "The Unseen" refers to unseen hip hop talent that is everywhere. Models will be chosen who stand out from the crowd and help change hip hop culture through distinctive style. The shoot will take place at night by abandoned buildings near train tracks to capture the urban environment.
Question 5
The document discusses strategies for attracting an audience to a rock/metal music magazine. It describes using photographs of musicians and fans that the target audience can relate to in terms of style and age. The content focuses on popular bands and articles about artists' personal lives that readers can relate to. Photos from concerts and interviews aim to make readers feel connected to musicians. The magazine's style uses themes of alternative fashion familiar to the target audience. Free posters and a giveaway competition aim to attract costumers by offering extras they cannot afford.
Task 9 formal proposal
This document outlines initial ideas for a magazine called "SYMBOL" targeting indie rock music fans. The magazine will aim to attract both male and female readers. For the front cover, a medium shot of a vibrantly dressed female artist will be used to represent females in indie rock without focusing on sexuality. The contents page will list sections in different colors with a large image of the cover artist and three smaller images of other features. A double page spread will include a visual interview with four photos of the cover artist in different poses and styles to showcase her personality.
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their intended audience for a magazine they created. To attract the audience, the author used colorful mastheads with warped text, photos darkened to look professional, and mentioned popular bands and genres of music. They addressed the audience by using slang related to the music genre that only fans would understand. Maintaining consistent colors, fonts, and styles throughout the magazine also helped attract and keep the audience engaged.
R&b magazine proposal
The document proposes an R&B magazine with Lisandra Silva as the cover model. The target audience is 17-24 year old females interested in R&B music. Promotion will include social media to share exclusive content and a digital magazine app. Bauer Media Group is chosen as the publisher since they have successfully published different genres before. Photos of Silva singing and playing instruments will represent her musical talents and suit the R&B magazine format. Her clothing and poses will portray her style while appealing to both female and male readers.
Task 9 formal proposal (2)
This document outlines Jessica Perry's proposal for a magazine called "SYMBOL" focused on indie rock music. Some key points:
- The name "SYMBOL" has a double meaning related to symbols and cymbals in drum kits.
- The target audience is both male and female fans of indie rock music ages 16-30, challenging the stereotype of only appealing to white males.
- Initial cover ideas feature a female indie rock artist dressed vibrantly to show females can be powerful in the genre.
- The contents page would list sections and feature the cover artist and smaller images of other features.
- A double page article would interview the cover artist using four different photos to showcase her personality visually
Final questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire sent to 30 people about their preferences for an independent music magazine. Key findings include:
- Readers preferred an interview about an artist's rise in the industry over other story types.
- They wanted more pictures than text.
- Arctic Monkeys was the most popular artist choice.
- A long shot photo was preferred for the magazine cover over other shot types.
- Pricing between £3.50-3.99 was expected.
- "Rift" was the most appealing title.
- A contents page with a large focal image and band index was most appealing.
Question 1 pp
The document discusses conventions of indie/rock music magazines and artists. It notes that the author's media product adheres to many conventions such as using bright colors, including content on upcoming gigs and reviews, and portraying artists in neutral facial expressions. However, it also challenges some conventions such as having a sporadic front cover font and not including excessive information on the front cover. The author aims to portray authenticity among the artists while acknowledging the mainstreaming of the genre.
Evaluation
The document describes the creation of a classic rock magazine, taking inspiration from Mojo magazine in particular. Key details include using a black and white image on the front cover to resemble other magazines, and placing a single dominant image in the center. The contents page includes subheadings from other magazines and a single dominant image. The four-column article layout also draws from Rolling Stone magazine. Overall the magazine aims to resemble real publications through its design conventions and targeting of an older male audience interested in classic rock bands.
Conventions
This document discusses conventions for magazine design based on genre research. It provides guidance on elements like the masthead, cover lines, contents page, focal image, and double page spread. Key points covered include using a memorable masthead in red, multiple cover lines to showcase content, and pulling important text to specific areas of spreads. Gender, age, race and institutional representations within the indie music genre are also examined.
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses the design choices made for a magazine targeted towards fans of rock and metal music. It describes selecting dark colors like black, blue, and grey for the cover based on a target audience survey. These colors were also chosen for their aesthetic appeal to attract attention on store shelves. An inside photo features a subject wearing sunglasses to represent the audience's desire for anonymity and stylish image. The subject's pose with crossed arms and neutral expression was meant to leave an impression of a real teenager's mood without being misunderstood.
Magazine proposal
The document proposes a new grime music magazine called "Life of Grime". It would have interviews with up-and-coming grime artists to appeal to its target audience of teenagers and young adults aged 13-24 who enjoy grime music. The magazine would be distributed weekly for £1.50. Its unique selling point is that it would be the first major grime magazine in the UK, facing little competition.
Magazine Proposal
Vicky Lawrence proposes a magazine called "Alter Sound" focused on alternative rock music. She describes the magazine's genre as predominantly alternative rock but also including other rock subgenres. Her target audience is males and females aged 16-24. For the front cover, she plans to feature a close-up of someone holding a rock instrument in genre-appropriate fashion. The contents page will list sections like news and features alongside 3 images. A double page spread will interview an artist with their image and a quote teasing the article.
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.
Evaluation – how does your media product represent particular social groups?
The document discusses how a music magazine represents a particular social group of 16-20 year old fans of alternative rock music. It does this through its grunge-inspired design with red, black, and white colors and simple logo. The magazine also uses the language and artists popular with this group. It portrays fictional bands and a female model in the style typically associated with fans of alternative rock through her dark clothing and red lipstick.
Media evaluation 2
This document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups. It analyzes the demographics of "Rolling Stone" magazine, noting it attracts a young, predominantly male and white audience. To represent this target market, the magazine features smashed glass imagery and red/black colors that connote danger and passion appealing to men. However, it diverges from conventions by featuring two female models, including a black female model, to open up the genre to new audiences. Overall the magazine aims to represent young males while also going against expectations to make the product stand out.
Question 4
The document discusses research conducted to identify the target audience for a magazine about 1990s rock music. Research found that the target audience is 16-20 years old, with a 50/50 male to female ratio. Most are students with part-time jobs who enjoy sports, video games, and photography. Focus groups confirmed the target is interested in 1990s rock artists like Green Day and Guns N' Roses. The magazine aims to appeal to both males and females in their late teens to early 40s by combining informal and formal elements. It is priced affordably and released fortnightly to cater to the student demographic.
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The document discusses how the author addressed their niche and sophisticated audience for a music magazine. They analyzed both active and passive audience theories. For active theories, they discussed how opinion leaders in the target audience of young reformers and music journalists could influence others (Two Step Flow Theory). They also discussed how the magazine provides entertainment, information, a way for readers to relate to artists, and topics to discuss with others (Uses and Gratifications Theory). It also allows readers to fulfill their needs like morality and creativity (Hierarchy of Needs Theory). For passive theories, it discusses how the magazine can repeat its ideology over time to influence readers, though the active audience may question ideas (Culmination Theory).
Photography plan
The photographer will photograph a local indie rock band called King No-One to feature in their magazine. The band dresses in typical indie styles like black skinny jeans and plain colors that represent the genre. Photos will be taken at a King No-One gig at a York pub, using band instruments as props and capturing the straight-faced, relaxed mood associated with indie rock. Lighting and angles will emphasize the band's confidence and importance on stage.
Media evaluation Q2
The document discusses the design choices made for a magazine cover representing a rock artist. Key themes and elements were taken from existing rock magazine covers, including having the artist holding a guitar and wearing black clothing. The cover was also designed to focus the artist in the center of the page like professional magazines. The pose chosen for the artist was inspired by poses commonly seen on other rock magazine covers - looking directly at the camera with a friendly expression to draw readers in.
Photo shoot plan
The document outlines a photo shoot plan for a hip hop magazine spread. It will feature photos taken of individuals from the London skate park scene, capturing their style and the urban backgrounds they come from. A variety of shots will be used, including long shots of graffiti and close-ups to show individuals' race and appearance. The photos will be edited in Photoshop for quality and professionalism. The masthead "The Unseen" refers to unseen hip hop talent that is everywhere. Models will be chosen who stand out from the crowd and help change hip hop culture through distinctive style. The shoot will take place at night by abandoned buildings near train tracks to capture the urban environment.
Question 5
The document discusses strategies for attracting an audience to a rock/metal music magazine. It describes using photographs of musicians and fans that the target audience can relate to in terms of style and age. The content focuses on popular bands and articles about artists' personal lives that readers can relate to. Photos from concerts and interviews aim to make readers feel connected to musicians. The magazine's style uses themes of alternative fashion familiar to the target audience. Free posters and a giveaway competition aim to attract costumers by offering extras they cannot afford.
Task 9 formal proposal
This document outlines initial ideas for a magazine called "SYMBOL" targeting indie rock music fans. The magazine will aim to attract both male and female readers. For the front cover, a medium shot of a vibrantly dressed female artist will be used to represent females in indie rock without focusing on sexuality. The contents page will list sections in different colors with a large image of the cover artist and three smaller images of other features. A double page spread will include a visual interview with four photos of the cover artist in different poses and styles to showcase her personality.
Evaluation question 4
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their intended audience for a magazine they created. To attract the audience, the author used colorful mastheads with warped text, photos darkened to look professional, and mentioned popular bands and genres of music. They addressed the audience by using slang related to the music genre that only fans would understand. Maintaining consistent colors, fonts, and styles throughout the magazine also helped attract and keep the audience engaged.
R&b magazine proposal
The document proposes an R&B magazine with Lisandra Silva as the cover model. The target audience is 17-24 year old females interested in R&B music. Promotion will include social media to share exclusive content and a digital magazine app. Bauer Media Group is chosen as the publisher since they have successfully published different genres before. Photos of Silva singing and playing instruments will represent her musical talents and suit the R&B magazine format. Her clothing and poses will portray her style while appealing to both female and male readers.
Task 9 formal proposal (2)
This document outlines Jessica Perry's proposal for a magazine called "SYMBOL" focused on indie rock music. Some key points:
- The name "SYMBOL" has a double meaning related to symbols and cymbals in drum kits.
- The target audience is both male and female fans of indie rock music ages 16-30, challenging the stereotype of only appealing to white males.
- Initial cover ideas feature a female indie rock artist dressed vibrantly to show females can be powerful in the genre.
- The contents page would list sections and feature the cover artist and smaller images of other features.
- A double page article would interview the cover artist using four different photos to showcase her personality visually
Final questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire sent to 30 people about their preferences for an independent music magazine. Key findings include:
- Readers preferred an interview about an artist's rise in the industry over other story types.
- They wanted more pictures than text.
- Arctic Monkeys was the most popular artist choice.
- A long shot photo was preferred for the magazine cover over other shot types.
- Pricing between £3.50-3.99 was expected.
- "Rift" was the most appealing title.
- A contents page with a large focal image and band index was most appealing.
Question 1 pp
The document discusses conventions of indie/rock music magazines and artists. It notes that the author's media product adheres to many conventions such as using bright colors, including content on upcoming gigs and reviews, and portraying artists in neutral facial expressions. However, it also challenges some conventions such as having a sporadic front cover font and not including excessive information on the front cover. The author aims to portray authenticity among the artists while acknowledging the mainstreaming of the genre.
Evaluation
The document describes the creation of a classic rock magazine, taking inspiration from Mojo magazine in particular. Key details include using a black and white image on the front cover to resemble other magazines, and placing a single dominant image in the center. The contents page includes subheadings from other magazines and a single dominant image. The four-column article layout also draws from Rolling Stone magazine. Overall the magazine aims to resemble real publications through its design conventions and targeting of an older male audience interested in classic rock bands.
Conventions
This document discusses conventions for magazine design based on genre research. It provides guidance on elements like the masthead, cover lines, contents page, focal image, and double page spread. Key points covered include using a memorable masthead in red, multiple cover lines to showcase content, and pulling important text to specific areas of spreads. Gender, age, race and institutional representations within the indie music genre are also examined.
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses the design choices made for a magazine targeted towards fans of rock and metal music. It describes selecting dark colors like black, blue, and grey for the cover based on a target audience survey. These colors were also chosen for their aesthetic appeal to attract attention on store shelves. An inside photo features a subject wearing sunglasses to represent the audience's desire for anonymity and stylish image. The subject's pose with crossed arms and neutral expression was meant to leave an impression of a real teenager's mood without being misunderstood.
Magazine proposal
The document proposes a new grime music magazine called "Life of Grime". It would have interviews with up-and-coming grime artists to appeal to its target audience of teenagers and young adults aged 13-24 who enjoy grime music. The magazine would be distributed weekly for £1.50. Its unique selling point is that it would be the first major grime magazine in the UK, facing little competition.
Magazine Proposal
Vicky Lawrence proposes a magazine called "Alter Sound" focused on alternative rock music. She describes the magazine's genre as predominantly alternative rock but also including other rock subgenres. Her target audience is males and females aged 16-24. For the front cover, she plans to feature a close-up of someone holding a rock instrument in genre-appropriate fashion. The contents page will list sections like news and features alongside 3 images. A double page spread will interview an artist with their image and a quote teasing the article.
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.
Evaluation – how does your media product represent particular social groups?
The document discusses how a music magazine represents a particular social group of 16-20 year old fans of alternative rock music. It does this through its grunge-inspired design with red, black, and white colors and simple logo. The magazine also uses the language and artists popular with this group. It portrays fictional bands and a female model in the style typically associated with fans of alternative rock through her dark clothing and red lipstick.
Media evaluation 2
This document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups. It analyzes the demographics of "Rolling Stone" magazine, noting it attracts a young, predominantly male and white audience. To represent this target market, the magazine features smashed glass imagery and red/black colors that connote danger and passion appealing to men. However, it diverges from conventions by featuring two female models, including a black female model, to open up the genre to new audiences. Overall the magazine aims to represent young males while also going against expectations to make the product stand out.
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The document discusses research conducted to identify the target audience for a magazine about 1990s rock music. Research found that the target audience is 16-20 years old, with a 50/50 male to female ratio. Most are students with part-time jobs who enjoy sports, video games, and photography. Focus groups confirmed the target is interested in 1990s rock artists like Green Day and Guns N' Roses. The magazine aims to appeal to both males and females in their late teens to early 40s by combining informal and formal elements. It is priced affordably and released fortnightly to cater to the student demographic.
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Focus group
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Media technologies played a vital role throughout Alice's process of constructing a trailer and ancillary products. She used Sony digital video cameras to film, Adobe Premier Pro to edit, and YouTube to post her trailer. Additional technologies like a Zoom audio recorder, Mac, iPhone, Photoshop, Live Type, PowerPoint, Word, IMDB, SlideShare, Prezi, Facebook, Twitter, and Survey Monkey supported various stages of research, planning, production, and evaluation. These technologies worked together to help Alice achieve her goals at each stage of the process.
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Best Work Unit 3
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What I Have Done so Far and What I Have Left to do
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Question 6
The document discusses the various technologies, both hardware and software, that the author used during the process of creating a magazine. The author used a Mac, digital camera, phone, and USB stick as hardware. As software, the author relied heavily on Adobe Photoshop to design and edit images for the magazine, and also used Microsoft PowerPoint, Word, the internet, Prezi, Slideshare, and Wordpress. Through using these technologies, the author developed new skills in utilizing various tools and software to their full potential and create a professional magazine.
Question 4
The document discusses research conducted to determine the target audience for a magazine focused on 1990s rock music. Research found that the target audience is 16-20 years old, with a 50/50 male to female ratio. Most are students with part-time jobs who enjoy sports, video games, and photography. A focus group confirmed the target audience enjoys artists from the 1990s like Green Day and Guns N' Roses. The magazine is aimed at both male and female fans of 1990s rock between 16-40 years old.
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This document discusses how a magazine represents particular social groups through its design and content. The magazine's cover features a character meant to appeal to the target youth audience through his style. The magazine's articles and interviews focus on specific genres of music like indie that would attract fans of that genre rather than others. The color scheme and simple presentation of the magazine also aims to represent and be digestible for the target audience.
Evaluation
The document discusses the student's media magazine project. It covers various aspects of the magazine's design and construction, including the masthead, layout, target audience, and technologies used. The student aimed to challenge conventions by positioning cover lines on the right side. Photoshop was used to edit images and give them a "reactive metal" effect in line with the magazine's name, Lithium. The target audience is described as primarily females aged 16-25 interested in alternative rock/grunge music. Learning from their preliminary task, the student improved at using Photoshop to edit images and reduce distractions on the front cover.
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.
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The document discusses how the student's media product, a magazine, uses and develops conventions from the real-world magazine "XXL Magazine". The student repeats colors, logo style, lack of thumbnails, and other design elements from XXL. The student also challenges conventions by changing the layout of the contents page and separating the editorial onto its own page. The intended audience is described as black/urban followers ages 14-20 who enjoy hip-hop music. Images and headlines feature popular artist Usher to appeal to this target demographic.
Exam questions 2, 4 & 5
The document discusses how a media product represents and attracts its target audience. The target audience is identified as predominantly young, white females aged 15-30 who enjoy rock music. To attract this audience, the magazine uses dark colors, bold fonts, photos of models in rock clothing, and language like "rock chick." It also addresses the audience directly with the cover model looking at the camera. The goal is to create a magazine that closely matches the interests and style of the intended readership.
Planning and research
R1. The document discusses a student's research into the music magazine genre for their class project on creating an R&B magazine. The student chose to research the magazine "VIBE" as inspiration because it focuses on R&B and hip-hop music like the magazine they aim to create.
R2. Key details about "VIBE" magazine are provided, such as it being founded by Quincy Jones and focusing on R&B and hip-hop artists. The target demographic is also young, urban followers of hip-hop culture.
R3. The student discusses how they will apply conventions from "VIBE" magazine, such as layout and color scheme, while also making
Planning and research
R1. The document discusses a student's research into the music magazine genre for their class project on creating an R&B magazine.
R2. The student chose to research the magazine "VIBE" as inspiration because it focuses on R&B and hip-hop music like the genre of their magazine.
R3. Through analyzing "VIBE", the student learned conventions of music magazine design like bold mastheads, appealing imagery, and cover lines to apply to their own R&B magazine.
Question 4
The document discusses how a music magazine represents different social groups through its target audience and content. The target audience is 17-30 year olds who enjoy rock and alternative rock music. The magazine represents this group by focusing on content relevant to the genre like details on intimate gigs and new artists. It also represents males and females of this age range through the use of a young female model, showing lifestyle content. Overall, the magazine aims to represent its target audience of rock music fans across different social groups.
Mediaproduct
The document discusses researching the social groups that listen to hip hop/R&B music by looking at Twitter and Tumblr to understand their interests. It was found that they have a strong interest in personal appearance, fashion, and song lyrics about money, fame and relationships. To appeal to this target audience, the magazine featured topics related to these interests. It also used a model on the cover with a style similar to the target social groups to attract their attention.
Question 2
This document discusses how a music magazine represents particular social groups through its content. The magazine focuses on rock and indie music genres. It uses stereotypes associated with these genres, like clothing style and personality, to attract its target audience of people interested in this type of music. The magazine represents artists as typically white, male, and exhibiting wild or aggressive behavior. It features a female artist as well to broaden its audience, but otherwise relies on conventions and stereotypes associated with indie and rock music to appeal to its target demographic.
Question 4
This document discusses how the author's music magazine represents different social groups. The target audience is 17-30 year olds who enjoy rock and alternative rock music. Both males and females interested in rock music are represented through the genre-specific content. Younger females may also feel represented by the female models used, who accurately portray the intended readers. The contents page image of a young female at a music festival is meant to interest readers who enjoy such events and challenge stereotypes by depicting her having a positive experience.
Evaluation
This document summarizes the key points from a student's evaluation of their media magazine project. The student believes their magazine challenges conventions by incorporating both music and art genres. They were inspired by Rolling Stone magazine's multi-genre approach. The student aimed to give their magazine a sophisticated, fashion magazine-like aesthetic inspired by Vogue. They used various typographic and design choices to achieve this. The student represents artists and musicians in their magazine and chose Lady Gaga as their cover story due to her influence across genres and inclusive attitude. They believe their magazine would appeal most to 18-27 year olds interested in individuality, identity, and artistic expression.
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The document discusses the process of creating a music magazine as a media studies project. Key points include:
- The magazine was aimed at young people aged 14-24 interested in R&B, hip hop, and popular music.
- Cover design conventions like bold title, colors, and photos were followed to attract attention.
- Each issue has a different color scheme matching the cover model's outfit.
- Feedback was gathered through surveys to design content that interests the target audience.
- Learning experiences included difficulties editing photos and finding appropriate fonts.
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.
Poppy question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their intended audience for a rock music magazine. They aimed the magazine at the middle class by setting the price at £2.70 and avoiding swearing or slang. They chose to focus on rock music because there were established magazines in the pop genre already. The author designed the logo and front cover with dark colors like black and red that they felt would attract fans of rock music and "emo" styles. They conducted interviews that confirmed people associated these dark colors with rock music fans based on their appearance and fashion styles.
Evaluation
This document contains an evaluation of a student's media production project. It provides feedback on how the student's magazine used and developed conventions of real magazines. It notes that the student followed conventions from music magazines like NME in layout, design elements, and use of convergence. The evaluation praises how the student modeled aspects of their magazine after NME to effectively target their audience of 16-27 year olds. It also comments on technologies the student learned in constructing the magazine project.
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The document discusses how the author's media products use conventions of real music magazines in their design. Specifically, the front cover uses conventions like featuring a solo artist and including a "puff" to draw attention. Interior pages also follow conventions, like using a plain background and long shots of the artist on the contents page. The double-page spread includes a large embedded quote from an interview, as is typical. Overall, the author's media products emulate many visual and structural conventions of real music magazines to make their designs look professional and appeal to target audiences.
Question 2
This document discusses how a media product represents a particular social group of 16-24 year old rock and indie music fans. It examines the representation of this group in terms of the modeling choices, clothing, hairstyles, makeup, body language, and photography techniques. Specifically, it aims to portray the stereotypes associated with this group, such as dark clothing, tattoos, piercings, and messy hair, while also challenging some stereotypes by having the model take his music seriously and not smile. The document analyzes the similarities and differences between this media product and how other magazines like Kerrang represent this target audience.
Evaluation
The document discusses the development of a music magazine focused on the grime genre. It draws inspiration from existing magazines like RWD and Kerrang! in terms of conventions like listing artists and using bright colors. However, it also challenges conventions by using a balance of subtle and bright colors rather than just one type, and associating other colors like red with grime music rather than just rock. The intended audience is described as young black youth interested in grime music and its commentary on political issues. Existing retailers like HMV and large supermarkets are identified as potential distributors that could stock and sell the magazine alongside the featured artists' music.
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Exam Plan
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Shoot List
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如果您处于以下几种情况：
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3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
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授予学位：本部分将注明获得的具体学位名称。
毕业生姓名：这是最重要的信息之一，标志着该证书是由特定人员获得的。
颁发日期：这是毕业正式生效的时间，也代表着毕业生学业的结束。
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- 1. HOW DOES YOUR MEDIA PRODUCT REPRESENT PARTICULAR SOCIAL GROUPS? ALICE SOPHIE TURRELL
- 2. The genre of my magazine, Dirt, is 90’s Rock. Therefore, my target audience are fans of 90’s rock and the rock genre in general. When I decided to do a magazine for 90s rock, I thought of the unique edgy style that the genre has. This includes dark clothes, rough hair, and eyeliner. These are quite stereotypical ideas of the rock genre and those who are part of it. My initial thoughts for this genre are rough, edgy, dark, energetic, independent, and people that have their own view on things and don’t follow any trends or ideas. This is what I kept in mind throughout the whole process to create a magazine that appeals to the target audience and represents them in a positive way. This genre could have been looked at from an different angle, focusing on the negative way people see it, including alcohol, drugs and violence. But this would therefore add to the negative image given to the genre, so I decided to stay away from those ideas and stick to the ideas of independence and what the audience stand for.
- 3. FRONT COVER I chose to style the artist with these ideas as it would attract the target audience who are fans of this genre. This is due to the fact that the image on the cover will be the first thing that they would see other than the coverlines and logo. As it would be the first thing that people see, they would make a connection with the magazine if they can relate to the artist and see that he is from that genre. I wanted to put the style of the rock genre into the whole design of the front cover, especially the logo, as it would be what the readers recognise the magazine for generally. That is why I made it in a graffiti style to represent the grungy ideas of rock music in the early 90’s. The way I have designed the cover in order to appeal to and speak for people interested in the rock genre relates to Branston G and Stafford R, The Media Students Book (2010) stating that (in relation to stereotyping) certain areas of the group are emphasised more than others in order to show certain ideas. This relates to my cover as the way this has been designed showing the bold and edgy side of the rock genre in order to appeal to fans of this, and at the same time repel others who are not interested. This then also links into Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Theory (1954) stating that that media products are used to fulfil needs, including belonging. This theory relates to my magazine as it is a link for people with the same interests.
- 4. CONTENTS PAGE This represents particular social groups by appealing to them through the artists featured. These artists are who the target audience admire and look up too, and therefore they are effectively the spokesmen for the genre. These artists featured will have to appeal to the reader and show audience group in a positive way. The features listed show the successes and positive areas of the social group who would be interested in the magazine, therefore attracting them.
- 5. DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD The feature on the double page spread focuses on the success and independence of the artist, showing him to be a role model and someone positive for the readers to look up to. This will then show the people who are interested in and part of the rock genre in a positive way, showing them to be determined and work hard. This then relates to Laura Mulvey’s Male Gaze theory (1975) as the artist is being represented as someone for the audience to aspire to be like and admire. For this page, I decided to focus more on the feature to represent and appeal to the audience as when they read it they can relate to and learn from the artist, this links into Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs (1954), stating that there are five stages of what people need. This feature relates to the stage focusing on self actualisation as when reading this the audience can learn more about the artist, learning from them and develop themselves.