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The media product represents several social groups including teenagers aged 17-29, people interested in hip hop, rock, and R&B music genres. It features a black female model to challenge stereotypes that typically feature male singers in indie and R&B genres. It also challenges stereotypes in the rock industry that is mainly white. The model is portrayed as strong and fierce rather than objectified to challenge stereotypes of women's roles.
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Madeleine Ward Foundation Portfolio Evaluation
My media product challenges conventions by using pink writing aimed at both males and females. It copies the monochrome color scheme of Q magazine using red, black, and white. The target audience is pleasure seekers and rebels aged 17-21 interested in indie rock music. Imagery of a woman with a blindfold signals taking risks and inner strength appealing to this core audience. The magazine may be distributed by IPC, a large UK media company reaching many adults, benefiting the magazine's reach among young music fans.
Question 2
This document discusses how a media product represents different social groups. It represents "pretty girls" in school through the image of a teenage girl on the front cover. The pink colors are meant to attract girl girls. It aims to be very mainstream to appeal to everyday girls. In contrast, the contents page has a more edgy black background that could attract girls with different styles who are into indie or hip hop scenes. The double page spread uses urban images that would attract girls interested in R&B, which stereotypically appeals more to working class girls, while the professional layout could also interest high class girls. Overall, it aims to represent a few different social groups.
Question 2
The document discusses how different social groups are represented in the author's media product. It represents teenagers stereotypically through moody poses and teenage slang. Females are shown wearing makeup and nicely dressed, following conventions. Males are depicted as good-looking and physically fit, dominating women in photos, aligning with stereotypes. The hipster group is portrayed unconventionally by showing intimacy between subjects and using contrasting black and white colors rather than bright tones, diverging from expectations to seem new.
Evaluation activity 2 draft
The document discusses the stylistic choices made for a magazine photoshoot. The photographer styled the artist Emma after Lorde due to admiring Lorde's look and curly hair. Emma was posed without smiling to suit the magazine's style. The photographer also chose to depict Emma and another model Cam as close but not a couple to convey their relationship. Straight faces were used to leave an air of mystery, appropriate for the magazine's target indie and festival-going audience.
Question 2
The document discusses how a classical music magazine represents teenagers. It features a teenage girl on the cover, challenging stereotypes that teenagers are typically portrayed negatively. The magazine portrays teenagers as talented and hardworking musicians. It aims to represent teenagers in a positive light and expand the audience of the magazine beyond just older generations.
Music magazine proposal (pages003.312)
The document proposes a magazine focused on the indie genre of music. It will feature photos of the model Tanya Kekic in natural outdoor settings like parks and woods, playing acoustic instruments to represent the genre. The front cover will showcase the model smiling in motion outdoors on a sunny day to convey the fun and relaxed nature of the music. The contents page will use a detailed double-page photo with writing on one side to make it visually interesting without being too complex. The target audience is described as mainstream 16-20 year old females due to the inclusion of fashion photos and pretty natural backgrounds. Bauer Media is selected as the publisher institution due to its experience with similar magazines.
Question two
The document summarizes how a magazine represents its target audience of 14-19 year old males and females who are interested in indie music. The magazine features images of boys with swept hair and relaxed poses wearing band t-shirts to appeal to male readers, as well as images of a female singer with wavy red hair to attract female readers. The overall tone, colors, and text style aim to portray an indie aesthetic that will interest the target audience.
Evaluation 2
The document summarizes the representation of social groups in a magazine. Females are represented as fashionable and modern through photos of female models in latest styles and fan merchandise taken in natural light and makeup. Males are only shown in one concert photo where lighting and clothing were not controlled. Teenagers are the target audience so some content may seem stereotypical, but the feature article presents a late teen as strong and independent through the photos and her body language.
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Madeleine Ward Foundation Portfolio Evaluation
My media product challenges conventions by using pink writing aimed at both males and females. It copies the monochrome color scheme of Q magazine using red, black, and white. The target audience is pleasure seekers and rebels aged 17-21 interested in indie rock music. Imagery of a woman with a blindfold signals taking risks and inner strength appealing to this core audience. The magazine may be distributed by IPC, a large UK media company reaching many adults, benefiting the magazine's reach among young music fans.
Question 2
This document discusses how a media product represents different social groups. It represents "pretty girls" in school through the image of a teenage girl on the front cover. The pink colors are meant to attract girl girls. It aims to be very mainstream to appeal to everyday girls. In contrast, the contents page has a more edgy black background that could attract girls with different styles who are into indie or hip hop scenes. The double page spread uses urban images that would attract girls interested in R&B, which stereotypically appeals more to working class girls, while the professional layout could also interest high class girls. Overall, it aims to represent a few different social groups.
Question 2
The document discusses how different social groups are represented in the author's media product. It represents teenagers stereotypically through moody poses and teenage slang. Females are shown wearing makeup and nicely dressed, following conventions. Males are depicted as good-looking and physically fit, dominating women in photos, aligning with stereotypes. The hipster group is portrayed unconventionally by showing intimacy between subjects and using contrasting black and white colors rather than bright tones, diverging from expectations to seem new.
Evaluation activity 2 draft
The document discusses the stylistic choices made for a magazine photoshoot. The photographer styled the artist Emma after Lorde due to admiring Lorde's look and curly hair. Emma was posed without smiling to suit the magazine's style. The photographer also chose to depict Emma and another model Cam as close but not a couple to convey their relationship. Straight faces were used to leave an air of mystery, appropriate for the magazine's target indie and festival-going audience.
Question 2
The document discusses how a classical music magazine represents teenagers. It features a teenage girl on the cover, challenging stereotypes that teenagers are typically portrayed negatively. The magazine portrays teenagers as talented and hardworking musicians. It aims to represent teenagers in a positive light and expand the audience of the magazine beyond just older generations.
Music magazine proposal (pages003.312)
The document proposes a magazine focused on the indie genre of music. It will feature photos of the model Tanya Kekic in natural outdoor settings like parks and woods, playing acoustic instruments to represent the genre. The front cover will showcase the model smiling in motion outdoors on a sunny day to convey the fun and relaxed nature of the music. The contents page will use a detailed double-page photo with writing on one side to make it visually interesting without being too complex. The target audience is described as mainstream 16-20 year old females due to the inclusion of fashion photos and pretty natural backgrounds. Bauer Media is selected as the publisher institution due to its experience with similar magazines.
Question two
The document summarizes how a magazine represents its target audience of 14-19 year old males and females who are interested in indie music. The magazine features images of boys with swept hair and relaxed poses wearing band t-shirts to appeal to male readers, as well as images of a female singer with wavy red hair to attract female readers. The overall tone, colors, and text style aim to portray an indie aesthetic that will interest the target audience.
Evaluation 2
The document summarizes the representation of social groups in a magazine. Females are represented as fashionable and modern through photos of female models in latest styles and fan merchandise taken in natural light and makeup. Males are only shown in one concert photo where lighting and clothing were not controlled. Teenagers are the target audience so some content may seem stereotypical, but the feature article presents a late teen as strong and independent through the photos and her body language.
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Question 2 evaluation
The document discusses the target audience and details for a magazine focused on 1980s music and fashion. The primary audience is females aged 16+ who spend ยฃ40-50 per month on luxuries. The magazine will be released monthly for ยฃ2.00-2.50. This price range was chosen as the target audience of students cannot afford something overly expensive. The magazine aims to portray 1980s style through the modeling of costumes, makeup, and props inspired by iconic pop star Madonna from that era.
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How does your media product represent particular social
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Audience for my media product
The document discusses the intended audience for a magazine produced by the author. The author aims to target both male and female older teenagers and young adults, but realizes upon reflection that only males are featured in the images, so the magazine would likely appeal more to males. The author believes the content, style, and language used would appeal predominantly to rock and punk music fans within the targeted age range.
Question 2
The document summarizes how the media product represents particular social groups. It represents a typical working/middle class British rocker or indie kid aged 16-21 who enjoys rock music, attending concerts, and spending time with friends. Images on the cover and in the magazine feature people dressed in rock/indie styles like Drop Dead clothing to attract this audience. Colors, fonts, featured concerts and artists also aim to represent and attract the rock/indie subculture. The price is affordable to most people in the target demographic.
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The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It represents young females aged 13-17 by using stereotypically feminine colors like pinks and purples in the design. It features a natural-looking "girl next door" model on the cover to portray women in a classy, realistic way. The informal language and lighthearted content in the articles also aims to represent and relate to teens. Additionally, it represents the working class by interviewing an artist from a working class background about her struggles, and using models dressed in high street rather than high fashion clothes.
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Presentation1
The magazine targets teens and portrays young people in an urban, modern style through the artist's body language and clothing to appear youthful and keep teens engaged. The informal language caters to mid-teens who would relate more to simpler words than formal language. The urban fashion shows the magazine is modern but affordable so teens don't spend too much copying the artist's expensive style.
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Eval 2 pp
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Q2
The magazine represents a particular age group (middle aged teenagers aged 15-18) and challenges stereotypes about teenagers. It provides positive representations of teenagers' success in the music industry. The magazine is limited in its representation of ethnicity, featuring only white Caucasian people due to being produced in a non-multicultural area. In terms of gender, the magazine uses colors and styles that are typically associated with and aimed at teenage girls. It portrays working class families and individuals who have achieved success through hard work to serve as role models for working class youth.
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Question 5: How did you attract/address the audience?
The document discusses the creator's approach to designing their music magazine to appeal to a wide audience. They used simple black, white, grey, yellow and red colors and striking images to attract readers from different genres. Direct eye contact from the model on the cover was used to create a personal connection with readers and generate interest in the magazine. Outfits and makeup for photo shoots were chosen to represent different genres while still appealing widely, such as a Marilyn Monroe shirt and black eyeliner. The magazine includes various artists from different social groups and genres to create a sense of belonging for diverse readers.
Q2
The document discusses how a magazine represents teenage girls and young women. It uses stereotypical representations of femininity, including girly colors like pinks and reds, images only of girls, and topics of interest focused on celebrity gossip. However, it also challenges some stereotypes, as the front cover features a girl with a piercing look that challenges expectations of shyness and innocence. Overall, the magazine provides both stereotypical and some non-stereotypical representations of its target demographic.
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Question 2 evaluation 3
The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups through its design choices. It represents a young adult and teenage audience through the 19-year-old model on the cover wearing youthful but sophisticated clothing. Social media links and artists featured also appeal to younger audiences. Femininity is represented through pink colors, female models accentuating curves, and aspirational female artists. The magazine represents middle-class audiences through the model's fashionable but affordable look suggesting education and health.
Question 4
The target audience for this media product would be music enthusiasts Sam (age 24) and Tracey (age 25). Both work in the music industry and are passionate about discovering new genres. They enjoy going to concerts and festivals to experience music with others. While their styles differ somewhat, they both draw inspiration from their favorite artists and enjoy reading music magazines.
Question 3
Bauer Media Group is a large European media company that publishes over 600 magazines and owns multiple radio and TV stations. The author wants Bauer Media to publish their new magazine because Bauer specializes in publishing and will know how to market the magazine to its target audience, potentially reaching many readers. Additionally, the author's magazine includes unique ideas that could interest Bauer's large audience and help the company expand while also earning significant revenue.
Drafting the evaluation answers
The document discusses how the author's media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It analyzes the front cover, content page, and double page spread of magazines like Billboard and NME to understand their common elements. For the author's front cover, they chose a mid-shot of the cover star at an angle to make space for cover lines. The content page includes images related to the cover star and a concert, along with feature listings. By analyzing real magazines, the author was able to understand conventions to include in their own music magazine.
Evaluation Question 6
The student learned how to use various technologies through creating a music magazine. They used Illustrator to create a masthead and learned tools to customize shapes and text. Prezi allowed creative presentation of ideas through zooming and embedding of videos and images. TimeToast helped create a production schedule and learn embedding. Blogger taught uploading of images, videos and documents as well as embedding. InDesign helped lay out pages through positioning of images and text. Photoshop improved photo editing skills like manipulation and effects. Other applications like Kuler and photography equipment helped with color schemes, lighting and camera settings.
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Shannon is considering several models for the front cover and a double page spread for her magazine. She lists Meghan Moore and Caitlin O'Donoghue as possibilities for a pop music band feature and Alice Cobert and Olivia Davis as potential pop artists. Shannon notes that her friend Olivia has a style well-suited to the magazine but some features that may not work, while Caitlin and Meghan would be easy to photograph and suit the genre. Alice is assessed as fitting the pop genre through her simple clothing and representation of pop stars as attractive, matching her fashion sense.
Question 2 evaluation
The document discusses the target audience and details for a magazine focused on 1980s music and fashion. The primary audience is females aged 16+ who spend ยฃ40-50 per month on luxuries. The magazine will be released monthly for ยฃ2.00-2.50. This price range was chosen as the target audience of students cannot afford something overly expensive. The magazine aims to portray 1980s style through the modeling of costumes, makeup, and props inspired by iconic pop star Madonna from that era.
How does your music magazine represent particular social groups?
The document discusses representing particular social groups through the language, images, and style used in a magazine. It aims to use informal language, slang, clothing styles, poses, and locations that would appeal to and be recognizable by social groups like "townies" and young people. While some elements may also appeal to higher social classes or folk groups, the overall goal is to connect with the same audiences targeted by an issue of NME magazine through fashionable clothes, informal text, and relatable photography angles and styles.
How does your media product represent particular social
The magazine represents young working class adults aged 15-24 who are students or recently finished secondary school. The target audience is mainly Asian and Black communities in East London. Feedback showed the magazine attracted more female readers due to featuring female models. The magazine uses mid-level vocabulary and represents women as deserving respect, not just sex objects. It aims to intrigue and attract male readers while relating to the casual lifestyle of the Asian female model. The magazine portrays social groups positively without stereotypes by using an Asian model atypically for an R&B magazine.
Audience for my media product
The document discusses the intended audience for a magazine produced by the author. The author aims to target both male and female older teenagers and young adults, but realizes upon reflection that only males are featured in the images, so the magazine would likely appeal more to males. The author believes the content, style, and language used would appeal predominantly to rock and punk music fans within the targeted age range.
Question 2
The document summarizes how the media product represents particular social groups. It represents a typical working/middle class British rocker or indie kid aged 16-21 who enjoys rock music, attending concerts, and spending time with friends. Images on the cover and in the magazine feature people dressed in rock/indie styles like Drop Dead clothing to attract this audience. Colors, fonts, featured concerts and artists also aim to represent and attract the rock/indie subculture. The price is affordable to most people in the target demographic.
Question 2 comp
The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It represents young females aged 13-17 by using stereotypically feminine colors like pinks and purples in the design. It features a natural-looking "girl next door" model on the cover to portray women in a classy, realistic way. The informal language and lighthearted content in the articles also aims to represent and relate to teens. Additionally, it represents the working class by interviewing an artist from a working class background about her struggles, and using models dressed in high street rather than high fashion clothes.
AS Media Sample Images
The document discusses photographs the author has taken for a magazine they are creating. The photos are of a model wearing a dark dress with glitter in her hair and on her lips, meant to portray a wild, fun personality that breaks conventions. The magazine is aimed at young, independent women who enjoy partying. Additional photos from concerts and festivals are also discussed to represent the lifestyle of the target audience.
Presentation1
The magazine targets teens and portrays young people in an urban, modern style through the artist's body language and clothing to appear youthful and keep teens engaged. The informal language caters to mid-teens who would relate more to simpler words than formal language. The urban fashion shows the magazine is modern but affordable so teens don't spend too much copying the artist's expensive style.
Proof / Evaluation Of Original Imagery - Music Magazine
The document discusses photos taken for a music magazine focused on the hip-hop genre. Several photos are rejected for various reasons such as backgrounds being difficult to remove, lighting issues, lack of full-body shots to show clothing, facial expressions not matching the genre, and clothing styles resembling other genres like indie or rock rather than hip-hop. Accepted photos show straight-on shots with good lighting and facial expressions, full-body views to showcase brands, and styles resembling the hip-hop genre.
Eval 2 pp
The document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. It aims to target female students ages 16-22 by focusing on indie fashion trends. Photos use plain backgrounds so the subjects stand out and attract readers. Colors like blue and cherry red were chosen to portray an indie theme and appeal to the target demographic. Articles on up-and-coming indie artists aim to inspire students and relate to their experiences.
Eval 2 pp
The document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. It aims to target female students ages 16-22 by focusing on indie fashion trends. Photos use plain backgrounds so the subjects stand out and attract readers. Colors like blue and cherry red were chosen to portray an indie theme and appeal to the target demographic. Articles on up-and-coming female artists aim to inspire students and relate to their experiences.
Q2
The magazine represents a particular age group (middle aged teenagers aged 15-18) and challenges stereotypes about teenagers. It provides positive representations of teenagers' success in the music industry. The magazine is limited in its representation of ethnicity, featuring only white Caucasian people due to being produced in a non-multicultural area. In terms of gender, the magazine uses colors and styles that are typically associated with and aimed at teenage girls. It portrays working class families and individuals who have achieved success through hard work to serve as role models for working class youth.
Sample Images for construction
The document discusses photographs taken for the contents page and spreads of a magazine. The photos are of a model wearing a dark black dress with mesh inserts and glitter in her hair and on her lips, meant to portray a fun, wild personality that breaks conventions. The magazine is aimed at young, independent women who enjoy their youth. While the cover photo has a different personality, interior photos show laughter and partying to represent the fun lifestyle of the target audience. Additional photos from concerts and festivals are also discussed as relevant to the music-focused magazine and personalities featured within.
Question 5: How did you attract/address the audience?
The document discusses the creator's approach to designing their music magazine to appeal to a wide audience. They used simple black, white, grey, yellow and red colors and striking images to attract readers from different genres. Direct eye contact from the model on the cover was used to create a personal connection with readers and generate interest in the magazine. Outfits and makeup for photo shoots were chosen to represent different genres while still appealing widely, such as a Marilyn Monroe shirt and black eyeliner. The magazine includes various artists from different social groups and genres to create a sense of belonging for diverse readers.
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The document discusses how a magazine represents teenage girls and young women. It uses stereotypical representations of femininity, including girly colors like pinks and reds, images only of girls, and topics of interest focused on celebrity gossip. However, it also challenges some stereotypes, as the front cover features a girl with a piercing look that challenges expectations of shyness and innocence. Overall, the magazine provides both stereotypical and some non-stereotypical representations of its target demographic.
Question 4 and 5:Who would be the audience for your media product and how did...
This document discusses how the creator of a music magazine appealed to their target audience of 16-25 year olds interested in music. They created profiles of sample audience members to understand their demographics and interests. Throughout the magazine's development, they focused on appealing to both male and female readers by using gender-neutral colors and images. Article topics centered around music rather than gossip. Bold fonts and images of popular artists created a youthful, modern feel. Humor was also included to engage readers. The creator aimed to attract broad music fans rather than experts through easily digestible music news and stories.
Question 2 evaluation 3
The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups through its design choices. It represents a young adult and teenage audience through the 19-year-old model on the cover wearing youthful but sophisticated clothing. Social media links and artists featured also appeal to younger audiences. Femininity is represented through pink colors, female models accentuating curves, and aspirational female artists. The magazine represents middle-class audiences through the model's fashionable but affordable look suggesting education and health.
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The target audience for this media product would be music enthusiasts Sam (age 24) and Tracey (age 25). Both work in the music industry and are passionate about discovering new genres. They enjoy going to concerts and festivals to experience music with others. While their styles differ somewhat, they both draw inspiration from their favorite artists and enjoy reading music magazines.
Question 3
Bauer Media Group is a large European media company that publishes over 600 magazines and owns multiple radio and TV stations. The author wants Bauer Media to publish their new magazine because Bauer specializes in publishing and will know how to market the magazine to its target audience, potentially reaching many readers. Additionally, the author's magazine includes unique ideas that could interest Bauer's large audience and help the company expand while also earning significant revenue.
Drafting the evaluation answers
The document discusses how the author's media product uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It analyzes the front cover, content page, and double page spread of magazines like Billboard and NME to understand their common elements. For the author's front cover, they chose a mid-shot of the cover star at an angle to make space for cover lines. The content page includes images related to the cover star and a concert, along with feature listings. By analyzing real magazines, the author was able to understand conventions to include in their own music magazine.
Evaluation Question 6
The student learned how to use various technologies through creating a music magazine. They used Illustrator to create a masthead and learned tools to customize shapes and text. Prezi allowed creative presentation of ideas through zooming and embedding of videos and images. TimeToast helped create a production schedule and learn embedding. Blogger taught uploading of images, videos and documents as well as embedding. InDesign helped lay out pages through positioning of images and text. Photoshop improved photo editing skills like manipulation and effects. Other applications like Kuler and photography equipment helped with color schemes, lighting and camera settings.
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The document analyzes the forms and conventions used and challenged in the creator's music magazine media products, including the front cover, contents page, and double page spread. For the front cover, conventions like the masthead placement, cover lines, and skyline are used, while the equal prominence of both cover stars challenges conventions. The contents page incorporates images, page numbers, and social media links. The double page spread features images, pull quotes, and columnar text layout with some unconventional formatting. Overall, the media products develop and challenge real music magazine conventions while maintaining an authentic style.
Question 1
In What ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Question 3
Bauer Media would be well-suited to distribute the magazine AfroVibe because they have experience successfully publishing over 600 magazines globally, reaching a variety of audiences. Bauer does not currently publish an Afrobeat and Grime magazine targeting young people, representing an opportunity for both the magazine and Bauer. Distributing through Bauer would provide benefits like leveraging their sale or return model, expertise targeting the relevant audience, and access to platforms like social media and Bauer's website to help launch and appeal to younger readers. As the first magazine of its genre, AfroVibe would face no direct competition for Bauer to promote.
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The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their intended audience for their magazine project. They received feedback from peer assessments and class discussions that helped alter their initial ideas to better suit the target readership. Comments on their blog about the magazine construction also provided useful pointers. Their use of informal and formal language, urban-themed photo shoots, models and clothing styles represented the target audience. The masthead "FrSh" was intended to attract readers by putting a unique spin on the commonly used term "Fresh" amongst their target demographic.
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Evaluation Question 2
My media product primarily presents teenage girls interested in pop/mainstream music. Images of young pop artists and boy bands are featured on the front cover and in double page spreads. Both male and female artists are represented to appeal to girls and those similar to them. The people photographed are realistic and not photoshopped to promote natural appearances. The social group of white females in Western culture is also represented through the artists featured from America, the UK, and Europe. While initially only featuring white models available locally, diversity would be included in distribution to other countries enjoying pop music. Young girls are the primary social group presented through a feminine color palette, language, and references to platforms like Twitter and Instagram commonly used by this age group.
Question 2
My media product primarily presents the social group of teenage girls interested in pop/mainstream music. Images of young pop artists and boy bands are featured to appeal to this group. Both male and female artists are represented, and images are natural rather than photoshopped to promote realistic body images. The magazine also represents white females in Western cultures as the target audience is located in America, UK, and Europe. While content aims to appeal to these regions, the representation is meant to be diverse. Racial diversity is limited by the models available from the creator's local college in England. Young girls are the main social group presented through feminine colors, relatable language, and references to platforms like Twitter and Instagram popular with this demographic.
Evaluation โ question 2
The magazine represents particular social groups by featuring a model from a working/middle class background who is aged 16-25 to appeal to the target audience. A female model is used on the cover to attract male readers according to Mulvey's male gaze theory, but she is portrayed in a less sexualized manner with a serious expression to challenge stereotypes. Her style reflects the indie genre through thrift store clothing to connect with that culture.
Question 2
This document discusses how a media product represents different social groups. It focuses on representing its target audience of 8-16 year old females. It aims to portray teens in a positive light, breaking stereotypes by creating a happy, vibrant magazine. It represents its main feature celebrity, Tiffany, as a beautiful, pure, glamorous female inspiration. Other models are also portrayed as attractive, successful role models. Class is represented through sophisticated costumes on the models to suggest they are famous and wealthy.
Evaluation 2
This document discusses how the media product represents different social groups in terms of gender, age, ethnicity, and social class. For gender, the magazine only features female artists and represents teenage girls positively. For age, the target audience is mid-teens to early twenties, and teens are portrayed as hardworking rather than negative stereotypes. Ethnicity is not focused on to show equality. For social class, the magazine mainly targets middle class through features, font, cost, and casual clothing of models.
Question 2
The document discusses the representation of social groups in a media product. It notes that only young females were included as models. To improve representation, young males from the target audience should also have been included. The models were posed in casual, comfortable outfits and smiling poses to appeal to the target audience. Bright colors and articles about gossip and looks were used to communicate stereotypes about the social group. While some dominant ideas about the target audience of teenage girls were supported through fashion/beauty focused content, unedited images were also included to challenge unrealistic standards of perfection.
Question 2
The document discusses representations of social groups in a magazine media product. It represents teenage girls through images on the cover and contents page that portray them in a positive light, dressed appropriately and looking innocent rather than stereotypically. The target audience is identified as middle class, white British teenagers. Creative decisions around the girls' clothing, makeup, poses and expressions are meant to portray them in a non-sexual, natural way that challenges stereotypes. The intended interpretation by the audience is a positive one based on the images and headlines.
Evaluation one
The double page spread aims to challenge conventions while also conforming to some. It breaks from traditions by using a long shot instead of a close-up, and edits the image in an unrealistic way to make it more interesting. Elements that conform include using house colors, a drop cap, masthead, and low camera angle to portray the model as powerful. The spread also challenges stereotypes by portraying the female model as strong and independent rather than weak or in need of saving.
Q2: How does your media product represent particular social groups?
The document discusses how a music magazine represents women through its media product. It aims to show emergent ideology rather than reinforce stereotypes by featuring fully clothed female models in non-sexualized poses using and interacting with technology on the cover and in articles. Throughout the magazine, the female models are depicted in playful, dignified ways without objectifying them to represent women in a less stereotypical manner than is typically seen.
Question 2
The document discusses how a magazine media product represents young females ages 16-19 as successful musicians. This challenges negative stereotypes of youth by portraying them as ambitious goal-driven achievers. While females are prominently featured to challenge typical male dominance in the blues genre, the magazine does lack representation of younger males. Overall, the media product aims to positively portray its target youth audience through confident imagery and stories that highlight passion and success in overcoming challenges.
Question 2
The document discusses how a teen magazine called "Pop it" represents particular social groups in its media product. It targets teenage girls aged 15-18. To represent this group, the magazine uses a female model in that age range as its cover photo who teenage girls would look up to. The photo shows the model posing like a music artist to represent how teens try to excel in their goals and careers. The magazine aims to positively portray teenagers rather than how the media often depicts them.
Home learning stereotypes
This document discusses strategies for marketing a pop music magazine to teenagers. It aims to attract a readership of 13-21 year olds from various social classes and ethnicities. To do so, it uses stereotypical images of attractive models in casual clothing on the cover and throughout the magazine. The language, fonts and layouts are informal to engage younger readers. Potential marketing campaigns discussed include music festivals, merchandise like t-shirts, and fashion or beauty products branded with artists to build fan bases and awareness among both male and female teens.
Evaluation (2)
This document discusses how the media product represents different social groups in terms of age, gender, and class.
For age, the product targets 16-24 year olds by using attractive young models in photos and featuring a young male model throughout. The neutral color scheme also appeals to this age group.
For gender, equal numbers of males and females were surveyed so both are represented. The color scheme is gender neutral and images include both males and females.
For class, the product represents social classes ABC1 by pricing at ยฃ2.50, using neutral sophisticated colors and fonts, and featuring well-dressed models, creating a working to middle class feel.
How does your media product represent
This document discusses the target audience and visual representations used in a magazine. The magazine targets teenagers and young adults interested in mainstream music (group C). To represent this group, the magazine features a smiling teenage girl on the cover to portray pop magazines as upbeat. It also features a stereotypical blonde girl reading pop magazines. To attract both female and male readers, it includes a photo of a young black male modeled in hip hop style. One inside feature contrasts the happy images with a darker photo of an independent woman represented in an edgy way to show empowerment.
Question 2 revised 3
The document discusses how a media product represents social groups. It describes targeting the product to men and women aged 17-20. The cover features an attractive woman in a roll-neck sweater to appeal to both genders without being overly revealing. Throughout the magazine, images of both men and women are featured to avoid gender bias. The product aims to represent the social groups of working/unemployed young adults, university/college students aged 17-20 through its content and references to social media.
Question 2
The document discusses how different social groups are represented in a media product. It represents teenagers as the target audience is teenage girls and boys. Teenage activities and artists are featured. Only females are represented through images to attract more of the female target audience. The social class primarily represented is working class, as the models used in images are successful but from working class backgrounds.
Home learning stereotypes
This document discusses strategies for attracting a target audience of 13-21 year olds to a pop music magazine. It suggests the magazine will attract this age group because pop music is commonly played and shared on social media where teens spend time. Both male and female teens like pop music artists of both genders. The magazine aims to attract teens in social classes D and E by using casual clothing in photos that does not appear high class. Images were edited to look darker and more saturated to appeal to teens wanting tanned skin. Headlines use informal language and puns to grab attention. Suggested campaigns include music festivals, merchandise, and clothing/makeup lines to build the fan base of artists featured in the magazine across the
Home learning Evaluation Stereotypes/Audiences
This document discusses strategies for attracting a target audience of 13-21 year olds to a pop music magazine. It suggests the magazine will attract this age range because teenagers have a strong interest in pop music that is commonly played and shared on social media. Both males and females of this age are interested in pop music. Images of an attractive female model were chosen for the magazine to inspire and attract female readers and attract male readers. Headlines and a double page story on an artist's career are intended to motivate and inspire younger readers. Suggested campaigns to promote an up-and-coming artist include merchandise, a clothing line, perfume or makeup line, and hosting a music festival.
Target Audience
The document discusses a music magazine targeted towards females aged 11-20 from an unskilled working class background. To attract this audience, the magazine uses informal language, features young artists they can relate to, and edits images to appear bright and appealing to younger audiences. It also uses interviews and social media elements to engage its target demographic. Marketing strategies would focus on social media promotion as well as merchandise and ads on TV and radio to broadly reach its intended audience.
Question 2 comp
This document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It represents young females aged 13-17 by using stereotypically feminine colors in the design, featuring a natural-looking model on the cover, and using informal language. It represents the working class by interviewing an artist from a working class background about struggles to succeed, and by featuring models dressed in affordable, high street clothes that readers can identify with. The goal is to present realistic portrayals that the target audiences of young females and working class individuals can relate to.
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