Question 2 media evalutation
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The magazine aims to appeal to both male and female audiences. Neutral colors like burgundy, blue, white and black are used on the cover. Indie music icons like Ben Howard and The Vaccines are featured to appeal to females, while an attractive woman on the cover is intended to attract males. Pictures from live music gigs featuring article artists are included to appeal to the young target audience who enjoy such events. Close-up photos of artists with direct eye contact and open mouths aim to convey an alluring and sensual appeal to broaden the magazine's gender attraction. Accessories like necklaces also help emphasize the indie music genre.
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This document discusses the representation of social groups in a media product. It summarizes the creator's choices in representing their target audience through the front cover image of their magazine called "Alpha". The target audience is described as older teenagers and younger adults interested in indie music. Characteristics of the front cover model were chosen to represent and appeal to this group, including minimal makeup and outfit, direct eye contact, and a pose expressing power and mystery. The magazine content and price point were also designed to be accessible and relevant to the target audience.
Representation
The document discusses how a pop artist is represented in a magazine spread across multiple pages. On the front cover, the artist is portrayed seriously to match an article about her rise to fame. On the contents page, she is shown casually enjoying nature to depict her love of the outdoors. The double page spread uses black, white, and gray colors to symbolize her past as the article discusses her history. Camera angles, wardrobe, makeup, and backgrounds are crafted to convey specific messages about the artist's personality and lifestyle.
Evaluation Activity 2
This document summarizes how the media product represents the social group of indie scenesters. It describes choosing clothing and hairstyles typical of indie artists like knitted jumpers, checked shirts, and natural looks. Photos of indie artists Angel Olsen and Kelela are presented as examples that demonstrate filters, poses, and natural makeup commonly used in indie magazines. The document concludes it aims to portray a "down-to-earth" and "humble" feeling by having a completely makeup-free artist on the magazine cover, reflecting the genre's aesthetics.
Presentation5
The document discusses techniques for attracting a target audience to magazine photoshoots. Poses showing the artist looking away from the camera and appearing lost in thought about memories connect with young adults who enjoy looking back on their teenage years. Outfits featuring a leather jacket, leopard print pants, and red lipstick give off a rock star image that matches the genre and appeals to independent audiences who prefer edgier styles over following crowds. Dark, messy hair further enhances this rock star look associated with the music typically preferred by the target demographic.
Question 2
The document summarizes how an artist is represented in different elements of a magazine spread for a POP magazine.
In the front cover image, the artist is represented as serious through their angled pose and distant gaze, fitting the serious article topic. Warm autumnal colors and a casual look represent the artist as warm and natural.
On the contents page, the artist is shown holding a tree in a wide shot, representing their love of nature. Casual clothing and a messy ponytail portray a casual lifestyle away from fame.
In the double page spread, a wide shot shows the artist happily surrounded by nature, represented as casual and carefree through their outfit and expression.
Question 2 evaluation
This document discusses how the media product represents social groups in terms of age, gender, and social class. For age, a young male model aged 16-25 was used, and moody blue-toned images were edited to target younger audiences. For gender, only male models were used to represent the masculine indie rock genre, with dark and masculine color schemes. For social class, the working class nature of indie fans is represented through a simple design, ordinary models in plain clothes, showing the average working class man with talent.
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The document discusses the representation of a social group in a media product.
[1] The front cover represents the target audience as natural and simple looking through the plain white vest and pink/white color scheme of the artist. It includes a horse's head to relate to the country/western genre.
[2] The double page spread further represents the target audience as natural through simple rural clothing settings. It focuses clearly on the artist's face to make a powerful statement supporting dominant country/western genre conventions.
[3] Both the front cover and double page spread aim to support rather than challenge dominant ideas of the country/western music genre and target social group through stereotypical details. References to professional
Mise en-scene profile
The document discusses the costume, makeup, and posing choices for a magazine photoshoot reflecting the indie music genre. Costumes will showcase each artist's unique style. Makeup will be subtle with red lipstick incorporated into the color scheme. Four outfits and accessories will be used across the front cover, contents page, and double page spread. No props will be used to focus solely on the artists and music. The model will pose in quirky, relaxed ways to portray individuality and originality.
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This document discusses the representation of social groups in a media product. It summarizes the creator's choices in representing their target audience through the front cover image of their magazine called "Alpha". The target audience is described as older teenagers and younger adults interested in indie music. Characteristics of the front cover model were chosen to represent and appeal to this group, including minimal makeup and outfit, direct eye contact, and a pose expressing power and mystery. The magazine content and price point were also designed to be accessible and relevant to the target audience.
Representation
The document discusses how a pop artist is represented in a magazine spread across multiple pages. On the front cover, the artist is portrayed seriously to match an article about her rise to fame. On the contents page, she is shown casually enjoying nature to depict her love of the outdoors. The double page spread uses black, white, and gray colors to symbolize her past as the article discusses her history. Camera angles, wardrobe, makeup, and backgrounds are crafted to convey specific messages about the artist's personality and lifestyle.
Evaluation Activity 2
This document summarizes how the media product represents the social group of indie scenesters. It describes choosing clothing and hairstyles typical of indie artists like knitted jumpers, checked shirts, and natural looks. Photos of indie artists Angel Olsen and Kelela are presented as examples that demonstrate filters, poses, and natural makeup commonly used in indie magazines. The document concludes it aims to portray a "down-to-earth" and "humble" feeling by having a completely makeup-free artist on the magazine cover, reflecting the genre's aesthetics.
Presentation5
The document discusses techniques for attracting a target audience to magazine photoshoots. Poses showing the artist looking away from the camera and appearing lost in thought about memories connect with young adults who enjoy looking back on their teenage years. Outfits featuring a leather jacket, leopard print pants, and red lipstick give off a rock star image that matches the genre and appeals to independent audiences who prefer edgier styles over following crowds. Dark, messy hair further enhances this rock star look associated with the music typically preferred by the target demographic.
Question 2
The document summarizes how an artist is represented in different elements of a magazine spread for a POP magazine.
In the front cover image, the artist is represented as serious through their angled pose and distant gaze, fitting the serious article topic. Warm autumnal colors and a casual look represent the artist as warm and natural.
On the contents page, the artist is shown holding a tree in a wide shot, representing their love of nature. Casual clothing and a messy ponytail portray a casual lifestyle away from fame.
In the double page spread, a wide shot shows the artist happily surrounded by nature, represented as casual and carefree through their outfit and expression.
Question 2 evaluation
This document discusses how the media product represents social groups in terms of age, gender, and social class. For age, a young male model aged 16-25 was used, and moody blue-toned images were edited to target younger audiences. For gender, only male models were used to represent the masculine indie rock genre, with dark and masculine color schemes. For social class, the working class nature of indie fans is represented through a simple design, ordinary models in plain clothes, showing the average working class man with talent.
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The document discusses the representation of a social group in a media product.
[1] The front cover represents the target audience as natural and simple looking through the plain white vest and pink/white color scheme of the artist. It includes a horse's head to relate to the country/western genre.
[2] The double page spread further represents the target audience as natural through simple rural clothing settings. It focuses clearly on the artist's face to make a powerful statement supporting dominant country/western genre conventions.
[3] Both the front cover and double page spread aim to support rather than challenge dominant ideas of the country/western music genre and target social group through stereotypical details. References to professional
Mise en-scene profile
The document discusses the costume, makeup, and posing choices for a magazine photoshoot reflecting the indie music genre. Costumes will showcase each artist's unique style. Makeup will be subtle with red lipstick incorporated into the color scheme. Four outfits and accessories will be used across the front cover, contents page, and double page spread. No props will be used to focus solely on the artists and music. The model will pose in quirky, relaxed ways to portray individuality and originality.
Chosen images
The document discusses the selection and use of various images of artist Claudia in a magazine article and layout. Several photos are chosen to be used as the main cover image, on the contents page, as double page spreads, full page images, and in a collage to introduce, feature, and conclude the article on Claudia. The photos are intended to portray Claudia's indie image through her clothing, hair, and direct eye contact with the viewer in order to draw in the target audience and entice readers to learn more about her.
Question 2
The document discusses how a magazine represents social groups through its portrayal of a rap artist on the cover and inside pages. On the cover, the artist wears a white hockey mask, gold watch, and hoodie to represent gang culture, wealth, and status as both a music and fashion icon. Through subsequent pages, the artist's style matures to show his progression from an arrogant teen to a young man, with his clothing, poses, and accessories becoming more professional and less focused on displaying wealth. This gradual revealing of the artist's face and changing fashion aims to convey his personal growth and maturity as both a person and performer.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses the representation of social groups in a media product. It summarizes the representation in the magazine's cover, contents page, and double page spread. The front cover features a 23-year-old male mainstream artist wearing a grey blazer to appeal to the target audience. The contents page features a female artist wearing trendy clothes to attract male readers. The double page spread again features the male artist posing confidently with a flower in his blazer pocket, representing the mainstream genre.
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The document summarizes the target audience and design choices for a magazine. The target audience is females aged 17-21, focused on the pop/chart music genre. Images in the magazine were chosen to represent this young, enthusiastic, and confident social group. Comparisons are made between images in the designed magazine and real media products to show how the images attract the target demographic.
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The photographer had the main model wear minimal makeup at the beginning of the shoot to focus on music rather than appearance for a new magazine. As the shoot progressed, the photographer had the model add lipstick to portray the "fame" look and meet conventions of a typical artist. The photographer wanted an indie artist on the cover in simple, comfortable clothing like a high-necked top based on image research.
Representation word
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Q2
The document discusses how a magazine cover photo represents social groups. It features a young artist wearing a black hat and hoodie, suiting the magazine's look and feel. The hat makes his eyes just visible so his facial expression looks relaxed but serious, appropriate for the magazine. The photo portrays people in the grime music genre, who typically dress in dark street clothes like the model and are seen as members of 'gangs' by others, as indicated by his hat.
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Richard Avedon was an American fashion and portrait photographer born in 1923. He began his career in 1944 working for a department store and was later promoted by the art director of Harper's Bazaar. By 1946, Avedon had set up his own studio and was providing photographs for Vogue and Life magazines. He showed emotion in his models rather than having them pose expressionless in a studio. The document then discusses three black and white photographs by Avedon - one from 1955 showing a model with elephants, one from 1949 of a model putting on makeup with rabbit ears, and one from 1957 of Marilyn Monroe with a plain backdrop.
Researched photographers 3
Jamie Nelson is a fashion photographer based in New York whose work has been published internationally. The document discusses three of Nelson's photos that inspire the author's photography project. They admire Nelson's versatile contemporary style, use of unique angles, and exploration of controversial beauty themes. The minimalist yet busy photos draw attention to facial features through cropping, colors, and poses. The author is interested in bringing Nelson's edgy approach to their own beauty and makeup photography.
How did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience for an R&B and hip-hop magazine. Specifically, they used bold colors like red, black, and grey that are commonly seen in those genres' magazines. Images and text were placed to make the images stand out. Colloquial and informal language was used to relate to young readers. Impact font was used prominently for noticeability. Cover lines discussed artists and gossip to generate interest. A young, relatable female model was featured with lighting that conveyed the softness of R&B and tougher side of hip-hop.
Photoshoot
The document discusses different types of shots taken during a photo shoot for a magazine. It analyzes a full body shot taken from a high angle to show the model head to toe and convey her independence and influence. A medium close up aims to highlight the model's face and silhouette while suggesting her determination to push into the music industry. A close up of the model's face from a high angle focuses on expressing her harmonious and non-corporate artistic qualities through her facial expression and the use of flowers in her hair.
How did you attract your audience
The document discusses how the creator of a magazine cover addressed their target audience.
They used several techniques to attract the audience, including an intimate pose of the female artist with dark makeup and barely visible clothing to appeal to the genre. Directly addressing the audience and using an extreme close-up shot also helped engage them.
The color scheme of red, grey, and black was used to reflect the rock music audience's personality and connect with them. Bright red typography was used to draw attention. Imagery was a major attraction since surveys showed people wanted more photos, and the styles could influence the audience's fashion choices. Informal language with words like "smashing" also addressed the audience.
Image ideas
The document discusses image ideas for a magazine cover and double page spread. For the cover, the images will be midshots and direct shots of a model showing cleavage, minimal clothing, tattoos, and a large necklace to portray stereotypical R&B imagery and interest audiences. Close-up shots of an artist looking at the camera are proposed for the double page spread to create a personal connection with readers and allow space for introductory text.
Hair and makeup ideas
The document provides hair and makeup ideas for a pop magazine cover photo shoot. For hair, the model will have curly hair as that style is commonly featured on magazine covers. Curly hair also works well since the cover artist will be female. The hair will be kept simple and natural. For makeup, the goal is a look that makes the eyes stand out to draw attention on the cover. A golden glitter look was liked as it is common for female artist covers and suits the glamorous personality of most pop stars.
Evaluation question 2
This document discusses the representation of social groups in a media product. It summarizes the creator's choices in representing their target audience through the front cover image of their magazine called "Alpha". The target audience is described as older teenagers and younger adults interested in indie music. Characteristics of the front cover model were chosen to represent and appeal to this group, including minimal makeup and outfit, and a pose expressing power and mystery. The magazine content and price were made accessible to its intended working class/lower middle class readership.
Evaluation question 2 2
This document discusses the representation of social groups in a media product. It summarizes the creator's choices in representing their target audience through the front cover image of their magazine called "Alpha". The target audience is described as older teenagers and younger adults interested in indie music. Characteristics of the front cover model were chosen to represent and appeal to this group, including minimal makeup and outfit, and a pose expressing power but approachability. The goal was to depict someone the target audience could relate to and find inspiring.
Evaluation – 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 the media product represents particular social groups. Specifically, it summarizes that the magazine is aimed at and represents white, British teenage females interested in popular music. Photos feature mostly female artists to portray them as subjects rather than objects for the male gaze. Softer colors are used to appeal to a younger, female audience. Younger models are featured and a young female artist is on the cover, depicted in a stereotypical but positive way for this target group. Throughout, the magazine aims to empower women and portray them as role models for its target audience.
Media question 1
The document describes the design choices made for a music magazine cover and interior pages. Key points include:
- The cover uses bright colors, a central masthead, and large cover lines featuring current artists to attract the target 16-27 male audience.
- Consistent colors, fonts, and a professional style are used throughout to maintain branding.
- The contents page features a large image of the artist in fashionable clothing linked to topics on the cover.
- A double page spread uses a large first initial of the artist's name behind the text and creative fonts, as seen in other magazines.
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Chosen images
The document discusses the selection and use of various images of artist Claudia in a magazine article and layout. Several photos are chosen to be used as the main cover image, on the contents page, as double page spreads, full page images, and in a collage to introduce, feature, and conclude the article on Claudia. The photos are intended to portray Claudia's indie image through her clothing, hair, and direct eye contact with the viewer in order to draw in the target audience and entice readers to learn more about her.
Question 2
The document discusses how a magazine represents social groups through its portrayal of a rap artist on the cover and inside pages. On the cover, the artist wears a white hockey mask, gold watch, and hoodie to represent gang culture, wealth, and status as both a music and fashion icon. Through subsequent pages, the artist's style matures to show his progression from an arrogant teen to a young man, with his clothing, poses, and accessories becoming more professional and less focused on displaying wealth. This gradual revealing of the artist's face and changing fashion aims to convey his personal growth and maturity as both a person and performer.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses the representation of social groups in a media product. It summarizes the representation in the magazine's cover, contents page, and double page spread. The front cover features a 23-year-old male mainstream artist wearing a grey blazer to appeal to the target audience. The contents page features a female artist wearing trendy clothes to attract male readers. The double page spread again features the male artist posing confidently with a flower in his blazer pocket, representing the mainstream genre.
How does your media product represent particular social groups?
The document summarizes the target audience and design choices for a magazine. The target audience is females aged 17-21, focused on the pop/chart music genre. Images in the magazine were chosen to represent this young, enthusiastic, and confident social group. Comparisons are made between images in the designed magazine and real media products to show how the images attract the target demographic.
Richardavedon
Richard Avedon was an American fashion and portrait photographer born in 1923. He began his career in 1944 working for a department store and was later promoted by the art director of Harper's Bazaar. By 1946, Avedon had set up his own studio providing photographs for Vogue and Life magazines. He showed models expressing emotion rather than posing expressionless in studios. One of his famous photographs from 1955 featured a model in an evening gown surrounded by elephants at a Paris studio.
Artist mseinscene
The photographer had the main model wear minimal makeup at the beginning of the shoot to focus on music rather than appearance for a new magazine. As the shoot progressed, the photographer had the model add lipstick to portray the "fame" look and meet conventions of a typical artist. The photographer wanted an indie artist on the cover in simple, comfortable clothing like a high-necked top based on image research.
Representation word
The document discusses representation and stereotypes used on the cover of a magazine. The main image features a feminine teenage girl with blonde hair and makeup, representing typical ideals for teenage girls. Posters of other artists also portray feminine stereotypes through hairstyles, makeup, and accessories like sunglasses and bracelets. A male pop artist on a double page spread is depicted as fashionable and style-conscious through accessories like a cap, appealing to expectations of male pop stars being fashionable males ages 17-24. The language used in the magazine is informal with terms like "haha" to represent teenagers and seem more appealing by matching their typical speech patterns.
Q2
The document discusses how a magazine cover photo represents social groups. It features a young artist wearing a black hat and hoodie, suiting the magazine's look and feel. The hat makes his eyes just visible so his facial expression looks relaxed but serious, appropriate for the magazine. The photo portrays people in the grime music genre, who typically dress in dark street clothes like the model and are seen as members of 'gangs' by others, as indicated by his hat.
Costume and Props
The document discusses costume and props for a magazine cover shoot. It examines evening wear styles seen on pop stars as inspiration for outfits. It also considers more casual styles that represent the artist's true personality rather than public perception and would appeal to teens. Inspiration is drawn from plain colors with pops of color and both tight and baggy silhouettes are under consideration. Common music magazine props like guitars and stools are mentioned along with cameras, eye covers, and hats to create mystery and hide imperfections.
Photographers
David Bailey is a photographer known for his simple black and white portraits for Vogue magazine that aim to capture strong facial expressions and be timeless. His goal is to identify personalities through one artist alone. In contrast, Le Chappelle is a fashion and fine art photographer known for his surreal and humorous style that exaggerates personalities through use of complementary colors.
Richarda
Richard Avedon was an American fashion and portrait photographer born in 1923. He began his career in 1944 working for a department store and was later promoted by the art director of Harper's Bazaar. By 1946, Avedon had set up his own studio and was providing photographs for Vogue and Life magazines. He showed emotion in his models rather than having them pose expressionless in a studio. The document then discusses three black and white photographs by Avedon - one from 1955 showing a model with elephants, one from 1949 of a model putting on makeup with rabbit ears, and one from 1957 of Marilyn Monroe with a plain backdrop.
Researched photographers 3
Jamie Nelson is a fashion photographer based in New York whose work has been published internationally. The document discusses three of Nelson's photos that inspire the author's photography project. They admire Nelson's versatile contemporary style, use of unique angles, and exploration of controversial beauty themes. The minimalist yet busy photos draw attention to facial features through cropping, colors, and poses. The author is interested in bringing Nelson's edgy approach to their own beauty and makeup photography.
How did you attract/address your audience?
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience for an R&B and hip-hop magazine. Specifically, they used bold colors like red, black, and grey that are commonly seen in those genres' magazines. Images and text were placed to make the images stand out. Colloquial and informal language was used to relate to young readers. Impact font was used prominently for noticeability. Cover lines discussed artists and gossip to generate interest. A young, relatable female model was featured with lighting that conveyed the softness of R&B and tougher side of hip-hop.
Photoshoot
The document discusses different types of shots taken during a photo shoot for a magazine. It analyzes a full body shot taken from a high angle to show the model head to toe and convey her independence and influence. A medium close up aims to highlight the model's face and silhouette while suggesting her determination to push into the music industry. A close up of the model's face from a high angle focuses on expressing her harmonious and non-corporate artistic qualities through her facial expression and the use of flowers in her hair.
How did you attract your audience
The document discusses how the creator of a magazine cover addressed their target audience.
They used several techniques to attract the audience, including an intimate pose of the female artist with dark makeup and barely visible clothing to appeal to the genre. Directly addressing the audience and using an extreme close-up shot also helped engage them.
The color scheme of red, grey, and black was used to reflect the rock music audience's personality and connect with them. Bright red typography was used to draw attention. Imagery was a major attraction since surveys showed people wanted more photos, and the styles could influence the audience's fashion choices. Informal language with words like "smashing" also addressed the audience.
Image ideas
The document discusses image ideas for a magazine cover and double page spread. For the cover, the images will be midshots and direct shots of a model showing cleavage, minimal clothing, tattoos, and a large necklace to portray stereotypical R&B imagery and interest audiences. Close-up shots of an artist looking at the camera are proposed for the double page spread to create a personal connection with readers and allow space for introductory text.
Hair and makeup ideas
The document provides hair and makeup ideas for a pop magazine cover photo shoot. For hair, the model will have curly hair as that style is commonly featured on magazine covers. Curly hair also works well since the cover artist will be female. The hair will be kept simple and natural. For makeup, the goal is a look that makes the eyes stand out to draw attention on the cover. A golden glitter look was liked as it is common for female artist covers and suits the glamorous personality of most pop stars.
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Question 1 evaluation
- The document discusses the design choices made for various parts of a magazine, including the front cover, contents page, and double-page feature.
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Presentation2
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The document discusses ways in which a magazine attracts and addresses its target audience. Clear photos showing fashion details attract readers interested in fashion. Bright colors like pink, blue, and purple were chosen based on audience research and appeal to both male and female readers. Images of attractive models and celebrities appeal to the target audience of females. Music coverage through images of boy bands also attracts the female audience.
Question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents social groups. It summarizes that the magazine features mostly young female artists to relate to its target female audience aged late teens to mid-twenties. Close-up shot types and direct address of the audience are used to help the audience connect personally with the featured artists and develop fan relationships.
Question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents social groups. It summarizes that the magazine features mostly young female artists to relate to its target female audience aged late teens to mid-twenties. Close-up shot types and direct address are used on the cover and inside pages to create a personal connection between the audience and artists. The images and positioning of the shots aim to draw the audience in and develop their interest in reading the magazine.
Image ideas
The document discusses different types of photography shots that could be used in an indie music magazine, including mid-shots, full-length shots, close-ups, and shots using props. Mid-shots show the top half of the body and allow a focus on the artist's facial expressions. Full-length shots convey genre and message by showing clothing, body language, and makeup. Close-ups engage readers through bold facial expressions and clearly convey genre. Props like chairs, microphones, and guitars relate the shots to indie music and help establish the magazine's feel.
Question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents social groups. It focuses on a magazine the author created. The magazine features young females as the target audience is also female. Close-up shot types are used on the cover and inside pages to create a direct connection with the audience. Medium close-ups of the featured artist are intended to establish their importance. Images are of females in the same age range as readers to make it easy for them to relate to the people depicted.
Evaluation
The document describes the student's media product, which is a magazine focused on the genres of rap and R&B. The target audience is both male and female aged 16-25. Through research, the student found these genres appeal to both genders in this age range. The magazine was designed using conventions from real music magazines like layout, imagery positioning, and color schemes.
Question 2 evaluation
The document describes the creator's music magazine media product. It represents white British teenagers/young adults, who are the target audience. Only male images are used, including on the cover, to represent the target demographic. The cover features a close-up of a male of the target age to allow audience connection. Inside photos use different shot types like close-ups and long shots. The layout aims to draw readers in with unusual designs like a faded duplicate image and text wrapping an image on the contents page. The goal is to build bonds and inspiration to attract loyal fans through reception theory approaches.
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Question 2 media evalutation
- 2. I have tried to appeal to both males and females when creating my magazine. On my front cover I have used Burgundy, Blue, White and Black, these colours are quite neutral and can relate to both genders. I have also used indie icons in my cover lines for my articles inside the magazine, such as Ben Howard and The Vaccines and these would appeal to the female audience but I feel I have also appealed to the males by using a good looking girl on the front cover that many of them may be attracted to.
- 3. I have used pictures of a live gig featuring my article artist. This appeals to my target audience as being young going to gigs is something fun and current that many of them do and this gives my magazine a wider range.
- 4. SCREENGRAB The open mouth facial expression connotes an alluring look that could attract the male audience. Both artists are wearing casual clothing, ie- t-shirt and their body language is positioned straight toward the camera. Natural, curly hair shows the artists have a laid back, and relaxed approach to their appearance, which fits with the indie genre.
- 5. These two pictures are another example where I have chosen a picture from a real media product which I think bears similarity to my design. My model has blonde, naturally curly hair in this image and so does the real artist, both camera shots are close-up of the models faces. The facial expression in both pictures are direct eye contact to the audience, which draws them in and a serious/open mouth pose. Which connotes a sensual/alluring appeal to the artist broadening the gender attraction to the product. Further, they are both wearing necklaces which are accessories that show statement to an outfit, which again emphasises my indie social group.