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The target audience for the magazine is middle-aged working class individuals ages 15-35. The magazine aims to appeal to this demographic based on an analysis of similar magazines' styles, colors, and writing levels. While working class readers are the primary target, the content also aims to attract a wider readership that is unisex and spans ages 15 to 35.
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This document contains a 7 question questionnaire about a magazine to gather audience feedback on what they like about the magazine, whether it represents the genre of Rock/Alternative Rock in terms of color scheme and images used, their favorite page and why, suggestions for improvement, and whether they would purchase the magazine.
6. masthead final 4 & audience feedback
The document discusses four masthead designs that were presented to an audience for feedback. Masthead 4 received negative feedback for being too bold and reminiscent of the 1960s. Masthead 1 received mixed feedback, with some noting its simplicity but others finding it dull. Masthead 2 and 3 received similar amounts of positive feedback. Masthead 3 was ultimately chosen as it received the most positive comments, with audiences noting its hipster, unique, and indie style that best fit the intended genre of the magazine.
Evaluation Question 4
The magazine targets 16-24 year olds, as represented by the models wearing tracksuits typically worn by young people. The magazine features male artists, indicating its focus on music appealing to younger demographics. While mostly aimed at 16-24 year olds due to the language used, the magazine hopes to attract readers through its attractive colors and designs as well as appealing to those who listen to music channels like MTV and radio stations such as Kiss FM.
Music Paress lesson 1
This document outlines the key topics and activities to be covered in a music press unit. It includes analyzing genres and conventions of music magazines, exploring students' and communities' music listening habits through surveys and charts, building media terminology knowledge through ongoing vocabulary exercises, examining typical magazine contents and formats, and assigning homework that involves purchasing a music magazine and interviewing peers about their music tastes. The goal is to help students develop understanding of music magazines as a media genre.
Lesson 4 analysing front covers greg
This document provides guidance on analyzing magazines and their target audiences. It introduces key terminology for describing magazine covers, including denotation and connotation. It prompts the reader to construct 3 sentences explaining the connotations of a magazine cover using proper terminology, and to identify and explain how the magazine appeals to its target audience. The document emphasizes the importance of using precise language and explaining appeals rather than making superficial statements when analyzing magazines.
Representation of my media product
The target audience for the magazine is teenagers and young adults aged 15-30 who enjoy various music genres. Most respondents to a questionnaire did not have a favorite genre, so the magazine does not focus on one genre. Although more males read music magazines, the magazine aims to appeal to both genders by featuring an attractive female model on the cover in a non-seductive pose to appeal to both genders and age ranges. The magazine does not target any specific sexuality or social class, using neutral colors and a mix of formal and informal language to attract a broad audience.
Magazine pitch
The document outlines the genre, look, and style of a proposed rock music magazine. It discusses:
1) The magazine will focus on rock music genre because the author has experience attending festivals and knowing popular/upcoming bands.
2) Research through questionnaires showed readers are attracted to magazines based on the front cover design, colors, fonts, and images used.
3) The magazine will use an informal yet standard language tone to make readers feel at ease but also mature.
4) Additional research found readers prefer dark, vibrant colors like red, black, and blue as well as bold, easy-to-read fonts for the magazine design.
How does your media product represent particular social groups
Indar magazine targets 15-25 year old indie music fans. It uses red, yellow, and black colors that most people associate with the indie genre. These colors also challenge gender stereotypes. The magazine represents the target age through an informal layout and writing style, as well as varied fonts. It features female models predominantly to go against stereotypes of males being the only "rockers". Overall, the magazine aims to represent the indie and rock genres through its visual style, colors, and gender representations.
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Evaluation Question 4
The magazine targets 16-24 year olds, as represented by the models wearing tracksuits typically worn by young people. The magazine features male artists, indicating its focus on music appealing to younger demographics. While mostly aimed at 16-24 year olds due to the language used, the magazine hopes to attract readers through its attractive colors and designs as well as appealing to those who listen to music channels like MTV and radio stations such as Kiss FM.
Music Paress lesson 1
This document outlines the key topics and activities to be covered in a music press unit. It includes analyzing genres and conventions of music magazines, exploring students' and communities' music listening habits through surveys and charts, building media terminology knowledge through ongoing vocabulary exercises, examining typical magazine contents and formats, and assigning homework that involves purchasing a music magazine and interviewing peers about their music tastes. The goal is to help students develop understanding of music magazines as a media genre.
Lesson 4 analysing front covers greg
This document provides guidance on analyzing magazines and their target audiences. It introduces key terminology for describing magazine covers, including denotation and connotation. It prompts the reader to construct 3 sentences explaining the connotations of a magazine cover using proper terminology, and to identify and explain how the magazine appeals to its target audience. The document emphasizes the importance of using precise language and explaining appeals rather than making superficial statements when analyzing magazines.
Representation of my media product
The target audience for the magazine is teenagers and young adults aged 15-30 who enjoy various music genres. Most respondents to a questionnaire did not have a favorite genre, so the magazine does not focus on one genre. Although more males read music magazines, the magazine aims to appeal to both genders by featuring an attractive female model on the cover in a non-seductive pose to appeal to both genders and age ranges. The magazine does not target any specific sexuality or social class, using neutral colors and a mix of formal and informal language to attract a broad audience.
Magazine pitch
The document outlines the genre, look, and style of a proposed rock music magazine. It discusses:
1) The magazine will focus on rock music genre because the author has experience attending festivals and knowing popular/upcoming bands.
2) Research through questionnaires showed readers are attracted to magazines based on the front cover design, colors, fonts, and images used.
3) The magazine will use an informal yet standard language tone to make readers feel at ease but also mature.
4) Additional research found readers prefer dark, vibrant colors like red, black, and blue as well as bold, easy-to-read fonts for the magazine design.
How does your media product represent particular social groups
Indar magazine targets 15-25 year old indie music fans. It uses red, yellow, and black colors that most people associate with the indie genre. These colors also challenge gender stereotypes. The magazine represents the target age through an informal layout and writing style, as well as varied fonts. It features female models predominantly to go against stereotypes of males being the only "rockers". Overall, the magazine aims to represent the indie and rock genres through its visual style, colors, and gender representations.
Q4
The target audience for the magazine is males aged 18-27 from middle to upper lower class backgrounds who enjoy indie/rock music, comedies, and horror films. Research into this audience included a questionnaire, focus group, and examining a similar magazine (NME). The questionnaire and focus group helped identify content and design preferences. Learning from NME, the magazine features band photos in black and white and masthead positioning that appeals to its mostly male under 35 audience. The magazine appeals to its target through strong masculine colors, modern plain fonts, and content aligned with indie/rock music.
Evaluation
This document discusses how a media product represents social groups and attracts its target audience. The magazine represents teenagers and young adults ages 16-24. It aims to be gender neutral and feature both male and female artists without sexualization. The artists are also around the same age as the target readership. While the magazine features mainly white British models and artists, limiting its diversity, it aims to relate to its audience who are trying to succeed in their chosen paths. The intended audience is young adults and teenagers ages 14-23 who enjoy alternative music genres and going to concerts. They would appreciate up-and-coming artists around their own age. The affordable price also fits the target readership. The magazine attracts its audience through bright colors,
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the media product is ages 16+ and primarily female (80%). Research showed that rock, pop, and alternative genres were most popular. The magazine aims to appeal to this female audience with articles while maintaining a gender-neutral design with neutral colors. It features both pop and subgenres of rock, pop, and alternative through conventions and images. Potential buyers include students ages 16-17 who enjoy genres featured in the magazine and have part-time jobs, making the affordable magazine accessible. Research profiles specific potential buyers and indicates the magazine would appeal due to their interests in the chosen genres.
Magazine evaluation Q4
The document discusses the target audience for a proposed music magazine. The core audience would be males and females aged 14-19 from socioeconomic groups C2, D, or E. They would likely be explorers interested in discovering new music bands and experiences. Graphics used in the magazine, like red, black, and white, appeal to both genders. Seventeen-year-olds make up the largest percentage (35%) of the target audience.
Question four and five
The target audience for the media product is teenagers and young adults interested in rock and gothic/emo music and fashion. Both male and female audiences are targeted. The typical target audience member is shown in a video to be a female teenager dressed in black hair and dark clothing, reflecting the style of the genre. The author attracted this audience through the use of dark colors like purple and black in the magazine design, along with some yellow for visual interest, that relate to the rock genre aesthetic and appeal to both male and female readers. Feedback from a focus group provided ideas for colors, the target age range and ethnicity, and an appropriate magazine masthead to attract the intended audience.
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My target audience
The target audience for the magazine is 14-year-old females from working class backgrounds who are interested in pop culture, fashion, and celebrities. The magazine will feature pink and purple colors along with images and stories specific to teenage girls in order to attract its target demographic of young teenage girls through their common interests like fashion, celebrities, and artists.
Question 4/5
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13) audience
The target audience for the magazine is 14-19 year old males and females. Research showed they would be willing to pay £1-3 for a monthly music magazine. The most popular genre indicated was music. The magazine aims to target white, middle class teenagers through its style and pricing. While the core audience is 14-19, the magazine may reach a broader range through online advertising and distribution.
13) audience
The target audience for the magazine is 14-19 year old males and females. Research showed they would be willing to pay £1-3 for a monthly music magazine. The most popular genre indicated was music. The magazine aims to target white, middle class teenagers through its style and pricing. While the core audience is 14-19, the magazine may reach a broader range online and through advertisements.
Question 4
This document discusses the target audience for a magazine called M.A.T.S. The magazine targets males ages 16-40, focusing on hip hop and rap music. It aims to represent all ethnicities and regions globally. While the content may appeal to a wide range of classes, the primary readership would be working, middle, and upper class individuals interested in hip hop and rap music. An ideal readership profile is created that describes the target readers as hip hop/rap fans ages 16-40 from a variety of economic backgrounds who listen to specific radio stations and watch certain TV channels focused on urban music genres.
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Social groups evalutation
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Question 4
The intended audience for the magazine is 15-18 year olds based on survey responses. While targeting younger readers, the creator acknowledges the more professional style may also appeal to older readers. The magazine aims to be gender neutral through inclusive content and design. Survey responses indicated the target audience is working to middle class. The $3.50 price point and inclusion of opportunities aims to engage different social classes. In total, the intended reader profile is 15-18 year olds of mixed gender from middle socioeconomic backgrounds.
Researching my audience
My target audience is the mass market between 16-25 years old. This includes a wide variety of ages, lifestyles, and preferences. Mainstreamers, aspirers, and reformers would be most likely to read the publication due to its coverage of cultural and political issues. Both males and females may read it, but it will have a slight female focus since more females read magazines. The publication will include features that can be related to by most of the mass market, as the audience will have diverse hobbies and marital statuses.
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The document discusses the conventions of music magazines that the author researched and incorporated into their own magazine design. These included using one main artist image on the cover, a large masthead, 3-4 colors, and consistent color schemes. The author challenged the convention of placing the cover story at the bottom. They aimed the magazine at teens to 25-year-olds and included content that appeals to this audience.
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Target Audience and Demographics Research
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- Billboard has an older audience with higher incomes and a large social media following that the new magazine wants to emulate.
- Kerrang targets younger rock fans in Britain through imagery appealing to both male and female readers.
- CLASH's middle-class audience is interested in music, films, technology and fashion and makes informed spending choices.
- Based on this research, the target audience for the new magazine
Question 4
The target audience for the magazine is predominantly females aged 16-30, based on research including a questionnaire. The questionnaire found that the audience interested in interviews over just articles was females aged 16-20. While both males and females aged 16-30 were initially intended, the magazine ended up being more female-oriented due to the creator's own interests and preferences as a young female and focusing on a female artist.
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The target audience for the media product is ages 16+ and primarily female (80%). Research showed that rock, pop, and alternative genres were most popular. The magazine aims to appeal to this female audience with articles while maintaining a gender-neutral design with neutral colors. It features both pop and subgenres of rock, pop, and alternative through conventions and images. Potential buyers include students ages 16-17 who enjoy genres featured in the magazine and have part-time jobs, making the affordable magazine accessible. Research profiles specific potential buyers and indicates the magazine would appeal due to their interests in the chosen genres.
Magazine evaluation Q4
The document discusses the target audience for a proposed music magazine. The core audience would be males and females aged 14-19 from socioeconomic groups C2, D, or E. They would likely be explorers interested in discovering new music bands and experiences. Graphics used in the magazine, like red, black, and white, appeal to both genders. Seventeen-year-olds make up the largest percentage (35%) of the target audience.
Question four and five
The target audience for the media product is teenagers and young adults interested in rock and gothic/emo music and fashion. Both male and female audiences are targeted. The typical target audience member is shown in a video to be a female teenager dressed in black hair and dark clothing, reflecting the style of the genre. The author attracted this audience through the use of dark colors like purple and black in the magazine design, along with some yellow for visual interest, that relate to the rock genre aesthetic and appeal to both male and female readers. Feedback from a focus group provided ideas for colors, the target age range and ethnicity, and an appropriate magazine masthead to attract the intended audience.
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My target audience
The target audience for the magazine is 14-year-old females from working class backgrounds who are interested in pop culture, fashion, and celebrities. The magazine will feature pink and purple colors along with images and stories specific to teenage girls in order to attract its target demographic of young teenage girls through their common interests like fashion, celebrities, and artists.
Question 4/5
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13) audience
The target audience for the magazine is 14-19 year old males and females. Research showed they would be willing to pay £1-3 for a monthly music magazine. The most popular genre indicated was music. The magazine aims to target white, middle class teenagers through its style and pricing. While the core audience is 14-19, the magazine may reach a broader range through online advertising and distribution.
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The target audience for the magazine is 14-19 year old males and females. Research showed they would be willing to pay £1-3 for a monthly music magazine. The most popular genre indicated was music. The magazine aims to target white, middle class teenagers through its style and pricing. While the core audience is 14-19, the magazine may reach a broader range online and through advertisements.
Question 4
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Question 4
The intended audience for the magazine is 15-18 year olds based on survey responses. While targeting younger readers, the creator acknowledges the more professional style may also appeal to older readers. The magazine aims to be gender neutral through inclusive content and design. Survey responses indicated the target audience is working to middle class. The $3.50 price point and inclusion of opportunities aims to engage different social classes. In total, the intended reader profile is 15-18 year olds of mixed gender from middle socioeconomic backgrounds.
Researching my audience
My target audience is the mass market between 16-25 years old. This includes a wide variety of ages, lifestyles, and preferences. Mainstreamers, aspirers, and reformers would be most likely to read the publication due to its coverage of cultural and political issues. Both males and females may read it, but it will have a slight female focus since more females read magazines. The publication will include features that can be related to by most of the mass market, as the audience will have diverse hobbies and marital statuses.
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- NME targets younger people interested in music, fashion, and technology who spend a lot of time online.
- Billboard has an older audience with higher incomes and a large social media following that the new magazine wants to emulate.
- Kerrang targets younger rock fans in Britain through imagery appealing to both male and female readers.
- CLASH's middle-class audience is interested in music, films, technology and fashion and makes informed spending choices.
- Based on this research, the target audience for the new magazine
Question 4
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- 1. Question 4 Who is your target audience?
- 2. Audience Choosing Audience Chosen Audience I looked at other conventional magazines, of the Ive gone for a middle aged generation but this same genre and type as my own, I looked to see can also consist of younger people, I came to what audience these magazines were going after this decision from looking at other I made this decision on how the represented magazines, and them selves through the colours, pictures and writing styles used Audience • Unisex • Age 15-35 • Working Class Woking class is my main target audience but it also caters for others
- 3. Graphs and Charts What the results say- How much do you expect to pay for a magazine? Gender – How regularly do you buy magazines? Age – What type of music – How often do you like seeing magazines being realised?