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The document discusses a front cover design for a music magazine focused on grime music. The cover features two young artists wearing baseball caps and branded tracksuits to represent the youth. The artist names are written across the sides and both artists are showing gang signs. The main article also features two young teenagers from East London to further represent the youth, using slang terms like "beef" that only teenagers would understand.
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The document summarizes how a magazine front cover represents youth through grime music. The front cover features two young grime artists wearing baseball caps and branded tracksuits who grew up in East London, like other famous grime artists. The use of slang words and references to gangs in the artists' names and clothing aims to appeal to teenage readers and represent youth culture.
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
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.
How does your media production represent particular social
The name of the magazine was inspired by lyrics from an underground song. The background and model's costume in the magazine are meant to portray the target audience. The background is a brick wall with graffiti, representing the streets where the target audience lives. The model wears a bandana and bomber jacket, reflecting the target audience's style of clothing.
Evaluation question 2
The document compares the representation of social groups on the media product's cover to Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine. Specifically, it notes that both have serious facial expressions in photos and similar fashion styles that appeal to the target audience of teenage/young adult indie rock/pop music fans. By mimicking Florence Welch's striking and noticeable style, the media product aims to grab attention and appeal to its target demographic.
Evaluation question 2
The document compares the representation of social groups on the media product's cover to Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine. Specifically, it notes that both have serious facial expressions in photos and similar fashion styles that appeal to the target audience of teenage/young adult indie rock/pop music fans. By mimicking Florence Welch's striking and noticeable style, the media product aims to catch readers' attention in a similar way.
Question 2
This document discusses how the author's media product uses and challenges conventions of a real magazine genre. It provides examples of how different elements of the magazine follow or subvert expectations. The contents page uses a black and white color scheme and paragraph from the editor to indicate it focuses on indie music. The double page spread features a model dressed in darker indie-style clothing with an indirect gaze, challenging stereotypes. Technical elements like fonts and placement of images are designed to be modern and appeal to a young audience. Symbolic codes like clothing and gaze are used on the cover and spread to convey moodiness rather than following conventions.
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The document summarizes how a magazine front cover represents youth through grime music. The front cover features two young grime artists wearing baseball caps and branded tracksuits who grew up in East London, like other famous grime artists. The use of slang words and references to gangs in the artists' names and clothing aims to appeal to teenage readers and represent youth culture.
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
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.
How does your media production represent particular social
The name of the magazine was inspired by lyrics from an underground song. The background and model's costume in the magazine are meant to portray the target audience. The background is a brick wall with graffiti, representing the streets where the target audience lives. The model wears a bandana and bomber jacket, reflecting the target audience's style of clothing.
Evaluation question 2
The document compares the representation of social groups on the media product's cover to Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine. Specifically, it notes that both have serious facial expressions in photos and similar fashion styles that appeal to the target audience of teenage/young adult indie rock/pop music fans. By mimicking Florence Welch's striking and noticeable style, the media product aims to grab attention and appeal to its target demographic.
Evaluation question 2
The document compares the representation of social groups on the media product's cover to Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine. Specifically, it notes that both have serious facial expressions in photos and similar fashion styles that appeal to the target audience of teenage/young adult indie rock/pop music fans. By mimicking Florence Welch's striking and noticeable style, the media product aims to catch readers' attention in a similar way.
Question 2
This document discusses how the author's media product uses and challenges conventions of a real magazine genre. It provides examples of how different elements of the magazine follow or subvert expectations. The contents page uses a black and white color scheme and paragraph from the editor to indicate it focuses on indie music. The double page spread features a model dressed in darker indie-style clothing with an indirect gaze, challenging stereotypes. Technical elements like fonts and placement of images are designed to be modern and appeal to a young audience. Symbolic codes like clothing and gaze are used on the cover and spread to convey moodiness rather than following conventions.
Question 2 evaluation
My media product uses language, clothing, and models to represent urban teenagers from a particular social group. The language uses street names and informal terms that urban teens would use. The clothing shown is stylish but affordable brands, relatable to teens who can't afford designer labels. The models shown are black or mixed race, reflecting the stereotype that these groups mostly listen to rap, hip hop, and R&B music. However, one female model wears modest clothing, breaking the stereotype that women in hip hop must dress provocatively. The models are depicted as average teenagers who are in college, aged 16-17, to be relatable to other teens.
Evaluation question 2
The magazine represents a young/teenage, middle class audience. Both male and female audiences are targeted, though females may be favored slightly as female models were used. The models on the cover are compared to Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine to appeal to fans of indie/pop music. Specifically, the serious facial expressions and outfits in the style of Welch's fashionable yet understated look are meant to attract this target demographic. Overall the magazine aims to represent the social group of teenage/young adult indie music fans through the clothing, makeup, and style presented.
My Magazine Plan
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Magazine Plan
The document proposes a new magazine focused on up-and-coming Afrobeat and grime artists in the UK music scene. The magazine would be distributed digitally on tablets, phones and computers. It would feature articles on these genres which are currently underrepresented. The proposal discusses initial ideas for the magazine's name, cover design, target audience of 16-25 year olds, and potential publishing partners.
Task 9 formal proposal (2)
This document proposes a magazine called "SYMBOL" targeting indie rock fans aged 16-30, both male and female. It will feature a female model on the cover to attract both genders. The contents page will showcase images of artists and bands. A double-page spread will include an interview with an artist or band, divided into columns alongside their images. Photographs on the cover, contents page, and double-page spread will feature a variety of male and female indie rock artists.
Evaluation Question 1
I researched conventions of hip hop magazines like GQ to design my own rap magazine. On the cover, I duplicated GQ's short, catchy title and placement of cover lines. For the photoshoot, I used dark lighting to capture the hip hop look with my white model, and included props like a gold chain to show wealth. In the contents page, my model held jewelry in his mouth as seen in famous magazines. Throughout, I focused on appealing to youth by using a 17-year-old model, informal language, and topics like music drama that interest teenagers.
Representation
The document discusses how the artist "Professor Brown" is represented in a music magazine to appeal to the target audience. Several photos in the magazine portray the artist as rebellious and cool through his clothing and body language. Photos on the cover, contents page, and double page spread show him leaning against walls in an urban setting, looking relaxed and laid back to give the impression of a typical rapper and position him as successful in that genre. The goal is to get male readers to idolize the artist and relate to him as a young rapper so they enjoy reading about his success.
Q5 power point
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Blog evaluation q2
The document discusses considerations for images and content in a magazine blog targeted towards 14-17 year old girls. For the front cover, a young girl was chosen to represent the target audience and her outfit and expression portray a "pop" element while maintaining a mature, indie style. Interior images include black and white photos to represent the indie style and show artists as approachable through casual poses and clothing. A collage format was used for content pages as it suits the target demographic. Photos for features aim to present the artists as normal people rather than just musicians.
contents Page Analysis
The document compares and contrasts the presentation of bands/artists in magazines across different genres:
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- Pop magazines also use plain white backgrounds but present artists as fun, friendly and approachable to attract younger audiences.
- Indie magazines sometimes use close-up shots, darker tones, and unusual facial expressions that differentiate them from other genres.
Q5 power point
The author conducted audience research through a questionnaire completed by 15 people from their target demographic. The results showed that readers wanted gig reviews and were most interested in Arctic Monkeys. To appeal to readers, the author included an Arctic Monkeys interview and regular gig reviews. The front cover featured an "indie looking boy" to reflect readers. All articles focused on indie-related bands, artists, and iconic figures to match the interests of the target audience.
Evaluation q2
The document summarizes differences and similarities between images used in an example contents page and the creator's own contents page. Some key differences are that the example images feature subjects wearing black, grey and red with bandanas, while the creator's image features more casual clothing. A main similarity is that both images feature subjects standing side-on facing the camera with blank facial expressions, as is common in hip hop magazines. The document also analyzes how the creator's media product likely represents younger male audiences aged 16-21 based on the darker color palette and story topics featured.
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Q2
The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups. It summarizes that the target audience is 16-25 year olds of both genders. To appeal to this audience, the magazine uses models of both genders and various races. Specifically, the front cover features a male model in hip hop style clothing to represent that genre. Additionally, the contents page features a female model in similarly styled clothing to appeal to both genders. The language and artists featured also aim to represent different social classes and races within the target demographic.
Double page spread
This double page magazine spread features Solange Knowles. It uses a color scheme of black, red, and blue that complement each other and draw attention to the main central image of Solange. There are seven pictures of her in different poses, showing her personality. The layout follows a conventional "C" type format with the heading on the top right and image on the middle left and text on the bottom right, making it visually clear and easy to read. The plain white background and bold colors and typography are used to attract readers.
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My media product uses language, clothing, and models to represent urban teenagers from a particular social group. The language uses street names and informal terms that urban teens would use. The clothing shown is stylish but affordable brands, relatable to teens who can't afford designer labels. The models shown are black or mixed race, reflecting the stereotype that these groups mostly listen to rap, hip hop, and R&B music. However, one female model wears modest clothing, breaking the stereotype that women in hip hop must dress provocatively. The models are depicted as average teenagers who are in college, aged 16-17, to be relatable to other teens.
Evaluation question 2
The magazine represents a young/teenage, middle class audience. Both male and female audiences are targeted, though females may be favored slightly as female models were used. The models on the cover are compared to Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine to appeal to fans of indie/pop music. Specifically, the serious facial expressions and outfits in the style of Welch's fashionable yet understated look are meant to attract this target demographic. Overall the magazine aims to represent the social group of teenage/young adult indie music fans through the clothing, makeup, and style presented.
My Magazine Plan
The document proposes a new magazine focused on up-and-coming Afrobeat and grime artists in the UK music scene. The magazine will be digital-only, available on tablets, phones and computers. It will feature these artists not currently covered by other magazines. The proposal discusses name options for the magazine, potential publishers, sample artists to include in the first issue, and the target 16-25 year old audience that is most likely to consume digital media.
Magazine Plan
The document proposes a new magazine focused on up-and-coming Afrobeat and grime artists in the UK music scene. The magazine would be distributed digitally on tablets, phones and computers. It would feature articles on these genres which are currently underrepresented. The proposal discusses initial ideas for the magazine's name, cover design, target audience of 16-25 year olds, and potential publishing partners.
Task 9 formal proposal (2)
This document proposes a magazine called "SYMBOL" targeting indie rock fans aged 16-30, both male and female. It will feature a female model on the cover to attract both genders. The contents page will showcase images of artists and bands. A double-page spread will include an interview with an artist or band, divided into columns alongside their images. Photographs on the cover, contents page, and double-page spread will feature a variety of male and female indie rock artists.
Evaluation Question 1
I researched conventions of hip hop magazines like GQ to design my own rap magazine. On the cover, I duplicated GQ's short, catchy title and placement of cover lines. For the photoshoot, I used dark lighting to capture the hip hop look with my white model, and included props like a gold chain to show wealth. In the contents page, my model held jewelry in his mouth as seen in famous magazines. Throughout, I focused on appealing to youth by using a 17-year-old model, informal language, and topics like music drama that interest teenagers.
Representation
The document discusses how the artist "Professor Brown" is represented in a music magazine to appeal to the target audience. Several photos in the magazine portray the artist as rebellious and cool through his clothing and body language. Photos on the cover, contents page, and double page spread show him leaning against walls in an urban setting, looking relaxed and laid back to give the impression of a typical rapper and position him as successful in that genre. The goal is to get male readers to idolize the artist and relate to him as a young rapper so they enjoy reading about his success.
Q5 power point
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience for a music magazine. They conducted a questionnaire with 15 people in their target demographic to understand what content would appeal to readers. Based on the results, which showed interest in gig reviews and Arctic Monkeys, the author included an Arctic Monkeys interview and regular gig review column. The front cover featured an indie-styled image of a boy to represent the target audience. Color schemes and featured artists throughout also aimed to appeal to fans of indie music.
Blog evaluation q2
The document discusses considerations for images and content in a magazine blog targeted towards 14-17 year old girls. For the front cover, a young girl was chosen to represent the target audience and her outfit and expression portray a "pop" element while maintaining a mature, indie style. Interior images include black and white photos to represent the indie style and show artists as approachable through casual poses and clothing. A collage format was used for content pages as it suits the target demographic. Photos for features aim to present the artists as normal people rather than just musicians.
contents Page Analysis
The document compares and contrasts the presentation of bands/artists in magazines across different genres:
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Q5 power point
The author conducted audience research through a questionnaire completed by 15 people from their target demographic. The results showed that readers wanted gig reviews and were most interested in Arctic Monkeys. To appeal to readers, the author included an Arctic Monkeys interview and regular gig reviews. The front cover featured an "indie looking boy" to reflect readers. All articles focused on indie-related bands, artists, and iconic figures to match the interests of the target audience.
Evaluation q2
The document summarizes differences and similarities between images used in an example contents page and the creator's own contents page. Some key differences are that the example images feature subjects wearing black, grey and red with bandanas, while the creator's image features more casual clothing. A main similarity is that both images feature subjects standing side-on facing the camera with blank facial expressions, as is common in hip hop magazines. The document also analyzes how the creator's media product likely represents younger male audiences aged 16-21 based on the darker color palette and story topics featured.
Task 9 formal proposal example
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Evaluation for main task
This document discusses how the media product, a magazine called "REAL RAP", uses and develops conventions of real rap magazines. It summarizes the design elements and conventions used for different sections of the magazine, including the masthead taking inspiration from XXL magazine, using a medium close-up shot of the artist off-center on the cover consistent with other rap magazines, incorporating simple clothing styles representative of rap culture worn by the artist, using a plain color background common in rap magazines, featuring a black male artist typical of the genre, and employing the language and layout conventions seen across rap magazine contents pages and double page spreads.
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The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups. It summarizes that the target audience is 16-25 year olds of both genders. To appeal to this audience, the magazine uses models of both genders and various races. Specifically, the front cover features a male model in hip hop style clothing to represent that genre. Additionally, the contents page features a female model in similarly styled clothing to appeal to both genders. The language and artists featured also aim to represent different social classes and races within the target demographic.
Double page spread
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