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The audience for the media product includes a wide range from younger audiences interested in new artists to older audiences interested in artists inspired by the bands they grew up with. The style also aims to attract working class to upper class individuals across both genders, with appeals of attractive artists and musical talent. The goal is to attract fans of older music and bring inspiration from classical rock examples.
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The target audience for the music magazine is teenagers and young adults. Some key reasons for this target audience are: (1) As a teenager, the author can best relate to and produce a magazine for other teenagers, (2) Soft rock music appeals most to younger audiences rather than adults, (3) Research shows teenagers and young adults read music magazines the most, especially those focused on rock culture.
Question 4 – who would be the audience
The target audience for the media product is women aged 15-25. The author conducted research and found their magazine had a similar youthful style to others in terms of color scheme and informal article tone. A focus group of 5 friends in the target age range provided feedback on the magazine's content, genre, photographs, colors, and overall success. Comments praised the double page article style and main cover image but suggested making the cover model hold an instrument to look like an artist and using a band photo. The contents page layout also received praise along with a suggestion to make some text larger. The focus group helped identify potential improvements for the magazine.
Music magazine research
The document summarizes research into preferences for music magazines. Based on questionnaires completed by students aged 16-19, the research found that respondents preferred magazines to be published weekly, focus on a single music genre throughout, and were most attracted to magazines based on the artist featured on the front cover. The research concluded magazines should be published weekly with a single genre focus and feature attractive artists on the cover.
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The document outlines plans for a new music magazine targeting indie and alternative music fans aged 17-28. There is currently a gap in the market for such a publication. The magazine will focus on unsigned and lesser known bands, and feature exclusive interviews and reviews. It will have a laidback style incorporating art and photography, and an informal tone to match the target audience's attitude.
Question Four
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. It describes conducting a survey that found the target audience would be mainly female aged 16-19 who enjoy pop punk and indie/rock music. They typically buy magazines every 3 months. Taking this into account, the magazine would be released quarterly with the first issue in July featuring content about concerts and bands they enjoy like Neck Deep. Music magazines generally target fans of the featured artist on the cover as well as loyal magazine readers interested in that genre of music.
Primary audience research
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about an indie magazine cover. Respondents thought the cover appealed to them because the main image subject was well-known. They identified the genre as indie/alternative based on the articles and image. Common expectations for indie magazines included red and black color schemes and articles about music events and artist interviews. Most respondents said the target age group was late teens to early thirties and that people in their mid to late twenties would be most likely to purchase the magazine.
Primary audience research
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about an indie magazine cover. It found that respondents thought the cover appealed to them because the main image featured a well-known person. They also thought the genre was indie/alternative based on the articles and image. Respondents expected indie magazines to have red and black color schemes and feature music-related articles. Most said the cover fit the genre and they would buy the magazine because the style of music appealed to them.
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Question 4 – who would be the audience
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The document outlines plans for a new music magazine targeting indie and alternative music fans aged 17-28. There is currently a gap in the market for such a publication. The magazine will focus on unsigned and lesser known bands, and feature exclusive interviews and reviews. It will have a laidback style incorporating art and photography, and an informal tone to match the target audience's attitude.
Question Four
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. It describes conducting a survey that found the target audience would be mainly female aged 16-19 who enjoy pop punk and indie/rock music. They typically buy magazines every 3 months. Taking this into account, the magazine would be released quarterly with the first issue in July featuring content about concerts and bands they enjoy like Neck Deep. Music magazines generally target fans of the featured artist on the cover as well as loyal magazine readers interested in that genre of music.
Primary audience research
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about an indie magazine cover. Respondents thought the cover appealed to them because the main image subject was well-known. They identified the genre as indie/alternative based on the articles and image. Common expectations for indie magazines included red and black color schemes and articles about music events and artist interviews. Most respondents said the target age group was late teens to early thirties and that people in their mid to late twenties would be most likely to purchase the magazine.
Primary audience research
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about an indie magazine cover. It found that respondents thought the cover appealed to them because the main image featured a well-known person. They also thought the genre was indie/alternative based on the articles and image. Respondents expected indie magazines to have red and black color schemes and feature music-related articles. Most said the cover fit the genre and they would buy the magazine because the style of music appealed to them.
Question 4 Eval(Media 1D)
The target audience for the media product is 15-24 year olds from middle to lower-middle class backgrounds who have interests in rock and metal music. They would be looking for a music magazine that profiles up-and-coming bands, provides news and updates from the music world, and offers something different from other magazines to loyal and niche readers interested in rock and metal genres.
Question 4
The target audience for the media product (a rock music magazine) is males aged 16-26 from middle-class, white ethnic backgrounds. Research including questionnaires showed this group has the largest interest in rock music. Additionally, the magazine aims to target "hipsters" - younger males looking beyond mainstream media through coverage of lesser-known bands and styles representing that subculture. The age range was chosen as most interested in the music genres featured. Middle-class males also have more discretionary income to spend on magazine subscriptions. A white ethnicity was selected to follow conventions of existing successful rock magazines and have the best chance of success.
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This document discusses how the media product, a classical music magazine, represents social groups. It aims to attract people aged 20-40 who enjoy classical music. The creator investigated what this audience prefers in classical magazines through a questionnaire. Most respondents were over age 40. The magazine's layout, colors, fonts, and images were designed to be appropriate for both male and female readers over age 40 based on an analysis of existing classical magazines. Photographs feature close-ups of musicians in natural, comfortable poses.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how a music magazine targets college students aged 15-19. It aims to attract this demographic through freebies and incentives, interviews with bands around their age, and a color scheme representing college students. The target age was chosen because the author believes people of that age, including themselves, are interested in music and magazines and would be persuaded to buy issues for the offers and content.
Question 3
The author chose Bauer as the publishing house to distribute their music magazine because Bauer owns popular magazines like Kerrang!, Mojo and Q that focus on rock music. The author's magazine would fit with Bauer's style as it is a mix of Kerrang! and Q in style, but focuses on pop rock music rather than indie/rock. This genre difference means it would not compete directly with Bauer's existing magazines and could attract a new audience, helping both the magazine and Bauer succeed.
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The document discusses how a rock/pop genre magazine represents social groups. It represents the rock genre through its use of stereotypical rock colors like red, black, and white. The female model on the cover wears dark colors to associate with rock. The target audience is 16-24 year olds, mainly female, to appeal to the gender that buys most magazines like Q. The magazine aims to be affordable at £2 every two weeks to attract customers without being too pricey.
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The document discusses the target audience for a new music magazine. Based on a survey, the magazine will focus on rock and indie music genres and be aimed at technophile males and females ages 16-25, which reflects the typical audience of major magazines. Social media links will be included to encourage this audience to follow the magazine online and increase circulation.
Evaluation q 4
The target audience for the media product is indie people, both male and female, who listen to indie and alternative music. This audience likely shares similar interests in music, clothing, and fashion that have an alternative or edgy style. Research showed that less mainstream individuals would be interested in a magazine focused on indie themes over purely mainstream tastes. The magazine's design, colors, angles, and shots aim to appeal to and represent this target audience.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media product is 15-30 year olds in the UK who enjoy rock music and are interested in learning about new artists and album production. Specifically, the audience would be mostly middle-class individuals in higher education who have a strong independent spirit and want to learn more about bands and the music industry through posters, charts, and behind-the-scenes features in the magazine.
Evaluation – Question 2
The document summarizes how the media product represents particular social groups in 3 paragraphs:
It represents young adults aged 15-30 interested in indie/alternative rock music. The models are in the target age range and dressed casually to relate to readers. Having two male models challenges magazine cover gender statistics.
It includes social media links knowing the young demographic uses online outlets. Unique design attracts alternative-minded readers. A box promotes an alternative-rock album appealing to the target genre fans.
The band interview discusses music and concerts relevant to the target audience interests in indie rock bands and the music industry. Content focuses on albums and gear also of interest to music fans and musicians.
Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses the target audience and goals of a new music magazine. It aims to have a larger female readership between ages 15-25 to encourage more women in the male-dominated music industry. To attract female readers, an attractive young woman will be featured on the cover based on Naomi Wolf's theory that women aspire to look like attractive models. The cover model's facial expression will be "invitational" to suggest mystery and fit with the rebellious stereotype of rock music. The magazine also seeks to provide escape, information, opportunities for relationships, and means for readers to find identity through the lifestyle and stories featured.
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The target audience for the media product is males and females aged 18-25. This age group represents the highest consumers of magazines and there is a gap in the market for an alternative music magazine. While magazines like NME dominate the market, the author believes there is an opportunity to capture some of that market share. Research shows that young alternative audiences often conform to stereotypes like wearing trendy brands and having unique styles. They also enjoy popular artists like Avicii, Chris Brown, and Coldplay. The clothing in the magazine is designed to identify with the target audience and gain their attention.
Evaluation - Question 3
The media institutions that might distribute the magazine include IPC Media, Republic of Music Ltd., Bauer Media Group, and Prometheus Global Media. IPC Media is one of the largest publishers in the UK and could help expand the magazine's audience among their existing fanbase. Republic of Music Ltd. specializes in niche audiences and could attract new readers through their small-scale distribution. Bauer Media Group owns popular music magazines and distributing this new magazine could help cover lesser-known artists. Prometheus Global Media has international reach and distributing the magazine could expand their influence outside the US while providing advertising opportunities through their awards ceremonies.
Question 4
The document describes the target audience for a media product called "SHOUT" magazine. It would target 17-18 year old college students who are into specific music brands and use fashion and style to express their individuality and share opinions with friends. The target reader is described as being middle-class and trend-setting within their music-focused social groups. Research was also conducted on the audience of the magazine "Kerrang" to help define the target audience.
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The target audience for the media product (a rock music magazine) is males aged 16-26 from middle-class, white ethnic backgrounds. Research including questionnaires showed this group has the largest interest in rock music. Additionally, the magazine aims to target "hipsters" - younger males looking beyond mainstream media through coverage of lesser-known bands and styles representing that subculture. The age range was chosen as most interested in the music genres featured. Middle-class males also have more discretionary income to spend on magazine subscriptions. A white ethnicity was selected to follow conventions of existing successful rock magazines and have the best chance of success.
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This document discusses how the media product, a classical music magazine, represents social groups. It aims to attract people aged 20-40 who enjoy classical music. The creator investigated what this audience prefers in classical magazines through a questionnaire. Most respondents were over age 40. The magazine's layout, colors, fonts, and images were designed to be appropriate for both male and female readers over age 40 based on an analysis of existing classical magazines. Photographs feature close-ups of musicians in natural, comfortable poses.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how a music magazine targets college students aged 15-19. It aims to attract this demographic through freebies and incentives, interviews with bands around their age, and a color scheme representing college students. The target age was chosen because the author believes people of that age, including themselves, are interested in music and magazines and would be persuaded to buy issues for the offers and content.
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The author chose Bauer as the publishing house to distribute their music magazine because Bauer owns popular magazines like Kerrang!, Mojo and Q that focus on rock music. The author's magazine would fit with Bauer's style as it is a mix of Kerrang! and Q in style, but focuses on pop rock music rather than indie/rock. This genre difference means it would not compete directly with Bauer's existing magazines and could attract a new audience, helping both the magazine and Bauer succeed.
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The document discusses how a rock/pop genre magazine represents social groups. It represents the rock genre through its use of stereotypical rock colors like red, black, and white. The female model on the cover wears dark colors to associate with rock. The target audience is 16-24 year olds, mainly female, to appeal to the gender that buys most magazines like Q. The magazine aims to be affordable at £2 every two weeks to attract customers without being too pricey.
Evaluation Question 4 - who would be the audience for your media product?
The document discusses the target audience for a new music magazine. Based on a survey, the magazine will focus on rock and indie music genres and be aimed at technophile males and females ages 16-25, which reflects the typical audience of major magazines. Social media links will be included to encourage this audience to follow the magazine online and increase circulation.
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The target audience for the media product is indie people, both male and female, who listen to indie and alternative music. This audience likely shares similar interests in music, clothing, and fashion that have an alternative or edgy style. Research showed that less mainstream individuals would be interested in a magazine focused on indie themes over purely mainstream tastes. The magazine's design, colors, angles, and shots aim to appeal to and represent this target audience.
Evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media product is 15-30 year olds in the UK who enjoy rock music and are interested in learning about new artists and album production. Specifically, the audience would be mostly middle-class individuals in higher education who have a strong independent spirit and want to learn more about bands and the music industry through posters, charts, and behind-the-scenes features in the magazine.
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The document summarizes how the media product represents particular social groups in 3 paragraphs:
It represents young adults aged 15-30 interested in indie/alternative rock music. The models are in the target age range and dressed casually to relate to readers. Having two male models challenges magazine cover gender statistics.
It includes social media links knowing the young demographic uses online outlets. Unique design attracts alternative-minded readers. A box promotes an alternative-rock album appealing to the target genre fans.
The band interview discusses music and concerts relevant to the target audience interests in indie rock bands and the music industry. Content focuses on albums and gear also of interest to music fans and musicians.
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The document discusses the target audience and goals of a new music magazine. It aims to have a larger female readership between ages 15-25 to encourage more women in the male-dominated music industry. To attract female readers, an attractive young woman will be featured on the cover based on Naomi Wolf's theory that women aspire to look like attractive models. The cover model's facial expression will be "invitational" to suggest mystery and fit with the rebellious stereotype of rock music. The magazine also seeks to provide escape, information, opportunities for relationships, and means for readers to find identity through the lifestyle and stories featured.
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evaluation question 4
The target audience for the media product is males and females aged 18-25. This age group represents the highest consumers of magazines and there is a gap in the market for an alternative music magazine. While magazines like NME dominate the market, the author believes there is an opportunity to capture some of that market share. Research shows that young alternative audiences often conform to stereotypes like wearing trendy brands and having unique styles. They also enjoy popular artists like Avicii, Chris Brown, and Coldplay. The clothing in the magazine is designed to identify with the target audience and gain their attention.
Evaluation - Question 3
The media institutions that might distribute the magazine include IPC Media, Republic of Music Ltd., Bauer Media Group, and Prometheus Global Media. IPC Media is one of the largest publishers in the UK and could help expand the magazine's audience among their existing fanbase. Republic of Music Ltd. specializes in niche audiences and could attract new readers through their small-scale distribution. Bauer Media Group owns popular music magazines and distributing this new magazine could help cover lesser-known artists. Prometheus Global Media has international reach and distributing the magazine could expand their influence outside the US while providing advertising opportunities through their awards ceremonies.
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The target audience for the media product, a music magazine, is working class males and females aged 16-25. The magazine is designed to be affordable and exciting for this demographic. It aims to appeal to both males and females, but with a focus on females in the music industry like Beyoncé. As a hip-hop magazine, this age range is the primary audience for that genre.
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My media product is a music magazine called A.M.P. aimed at 16-24 year olds interested in indie/alternative music. The magazine features women in the music industry to appeal more to female readers. The target audience would be in socioeconomic groups C, D and E, enjoy going to concerts and festivals, and identifying as "explorers" or "reformers" interested in discovering new music. A secondary audience would be older indie fans aged 26-34 in socioeconomic groups B, C1 and C2, still passionate about music and attending live shows.
The evaluation
The document provides guidance for a student's evaluation for a media studies coursework assignment. It outlines the seven questions that will be asked as part of the evaluation and provides advice on how to structure the response for each question. For question one on identifying the target audience, it recommends including research like an audience questionnaire, photos from a scrapbook, and diagrams to illustrate the key attributes of the target audience. It also provides sample slides responding to question one, identifying the target audience as 16-24 year old females interested in indie music and fashion.
AS MEDIA COURSEWORK: The Evaluation
The document provides instructions for a media studies evaluation assignment involving the planning and production of a music magazine. It outlines seven questions to be addressed in the evaluation and expectations for formatting the response in PowerPoint. Some key points:
- There are seven questions relating to planning, production, audience, representation, distribution, technologies used, and lessons learned.
- A minimum of five slides per question is recommended, using images, color coding, and other visual elements.
- The evaluation is worth 20 marks and each question must be addressed separately with details.
- Good communication skills should be demonstrated in submitting and presenting the evaluation.
Evaluation questions 2, 3, 4 and 5
The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups. It represents young adults aged 16-25 as the target audience. It focuses on gender by featuring a female-fronted band on the cover and including both male and female artists. It aims to represent middle class audiences through the fashionable clothing of models and bands featured. However, it could have better represented ethnicity by using a more diverse range of models. The intended audience is identified as young music fans who enjoy indie music and spend money on concerts and clothing.
My evaluation
Georgia Evans submitted a portfolio for her AS Media Studies course. Her media product was a music magazine aimed at rock and heavy metal fans ages 14 and up of any gender. To attract this audience, she used conventions from real magazines like Kerrang! and Metal Hammer, including a striking cover image, prominent masthead, and advertising of exclusive content and a free giveaway. Her research showed that this demographic enjoys bands featured in her magazine as well as shopping at certain stores. She addressed both genders by including styles and topics that appeal to both male and female fans of the genre.
Evaluation question 4+5
My target audience for the hip-hop music magazine "Baseline" is 16-24 year olds. I conducted a questionnaire of both male and female music magazine consumers in this age group to understand what content would attract them. Knowing that 16-24 year olds have a strong interest in mainstream music like hip-hop, I featured articles on up-and-coming artists in this genre from a variety of backgrounds to appeal to readers of all ethnicities. The magazine's bold design and use of models similar in age and interests to the target audience aims to draw in readers and satisfy their curiosity about the hip-hop industry.
Evaluation
This document provides an evaluation of the media product, an indie/alternative music magazine, created by the student. It discusses how the magazine uses conventions from real media products in its design and layout. This includes placing the masthead at the top left of the cover, using a minimalist color scheme and style of red, white, yellow and black, and employing studio photography for images. The document also examines how the magazine represents its target audience of 15-24 year olds interested in indie music, as well as both male and female readers equally. Finally, it discusses choosing IPC Media as the distributor due to their experience with a similar magazine, NME.
Q4 evaluation
The target audience for the music magazine is 75% males aged 16-30. This age range was chosen based on research of existing indie magazines' readerships being majority male and aged 18-29. Additional market research through questionnaires and focus groups with 20 people found 12 respondents were males aged 16-17 who preferred indie artists. Therefore, the magazine will target males aged 16-30 interested in indie music. It aims to make readers feel confident and included by providing news and articles about music they are passionate about.
Evaluation questions 2-4
The document discusses a magazine aimed at teenage girls interested in music festivals and indie pop artists. It represents young girls and their love of music events. The target audience is females ages 12 to 20s. IPC Media would be a suitable publisher as they issue magazines for varied audiences, including music titles. The goal is to guide readers new to festivals and share artists' experiences on stage.
Evaluation questions 2, 3, 4 and 5
The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups. It summarizes that the front cover features an all-female band to represent gender and femininity. The band is portrayed in a feminine way that attracts the target middle-class, young adult audience. While most of the featured bands are male, gender is balanced throughout. The magazine represents white British people and middle-class lifestyle due to the genre's demographics but could have been more diverse. The target audience is attracted through fashionable imagery and informal writing that engages younger readers.
Evaluation questions 2, 3, 4 and 5
The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups. It summarizes that the front cover features an all-female band to represent gender and femininity. The band is portrayed in a feminine way that attracts the target middle-class, young adult audience. While most of the featured bands are male, efforts were made to include bands with mixed gender. The magazine represents social class through fashionable models and taglines but aims to appeal to people from different classes. The colors and styles used also aim to attract the target middle-class audience.
Media Evaluation- Music Magazine By Lizzie Stringer
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine called Neon. The primary audience would be 16-24 year olds of any gender interested mainly in indie music but also pop music. Research through a survey found interest in a magazine that combines different music genres. The cover star and stories featured in the magazine are aimed at representing this target audience and attracting similar readers through contests, subscriptions and focusing on music festivals and artists they enjoy. Color schemes and language used throughout the magazine are meant to address this audience in a friendly, inviting tone.
Question 4
The target audience for the media product is young adults aged 16-25 who are interested in indie/rock music. This is addressed through featuring stories and images relevant to the target demographic such as articles on new albums and festivals they enjoy. The images, colors, and topics discussed aim to appeal to both male and female readers through using models of both genders in modern poses and discussing bands popular among both sexes. Sell lines and headlines are designed to draw in the target audience with promises of exclusives and being the first to know about new music and celebrity news.
Evaluation
The document describes the process of creating an indie/alternative music magazine. It discusses how conventions from existing magazines were followed, such as using studio photography, minimalist designs, and consistent color schemes. Social media links and free posters were included to attract the target audience of 15-24 year olds. Technologies like Photoshop, InDesign, and surveys were used at different stages of design and research. The final product showed improvements over preliminary work through more sophisticated designs and informed research on audiences and conventions.
My Evaluation
The document provides details about Georgia Evans' music magazine portfolio project for her AS Media Studies course. It includes her audience research which found her target audience to be people aged 14+ with a passion for rock and heavy metal music. It discusses how she addressed this audience through the design of her magazine, including using striking imagery, bold colors and fonts, and offering giveaways. The document also explains how she was inspired by existing magazines like Kerrang and Metal Hammer but aimed to make her magazine appeal to both male and female readers.
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Question 6
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Question 5
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Question 4
The audience for the media product includes a wide range from younger audiences interested in new artists to older audiences interested in artists inspired by the bands they grew up with. The style also aims to attract working class to upper class individuals across both genders, with appeals of attractive artists and musical talent. The goal is to attract fans of older music and bring inspiration from classical rock examples.
Question 3
This document discusses which media institution would be best suited to distribute a new music magazine. In 3 sentences:
IPC Media would be the best choice as they currently publish NME, which has high sales numbers, demonstrating their ability to successfully distribute magazines. As IPC Media focuses on rock, pop and indie artists rather than mainstream charts, they would be a good fit for the intended style of the new magazine. IPC Media's expertise across multiple music magazines and media forms means they could best promote the new title and help it attract a wider audience by covering topics not addressed in their current publications.
Question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents social groups through its portrayal of clothes, colors, and props. For the model's clothes, a sleek yet sexy style was chosen to appeal to both younger and older viewers. Simple but stylish colors from the cover were applied throughout the magazine. Props of a cup and saucer were used to portray the artist as normal but important, drinking something stereotypically British to appeal to a wide audience.
Question 1
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The media product uses conventions from real magazines to appeal to a wide audience. It features classic rock bands like Pink Floyd to draw in fans of that era. The color scheme and layout are inspired by 1960s magazines to create a retro style. The close-up image on the cover portrays the artist as an ordinary person to show that dreams can be achieved. Information on the cover and contents page make the product look professional like real magazines.
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The media product uses conventions from real magazines to appeal to a wide audience. It features classic rock bands like Pink Floyd to draw in fans of that era. The color scheme and layout are inspired by 1960s magazines to create a retro style. The close-up image on the cover portrays the artist as relatable and achievable. Information like the issue number and included artists make the cover more informative like real magazines. The contents page and double-page spread follow the same color scheme and layout conventions to look professional.
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