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This document discusses the target audience for a media product about an up-and-coming teenage rapper. It aims to target teenagers and young adults from 16 to early 20s, as they are most interested in new rap artists. Both males and females could be attracted - males through typical hip hop poses and styles, and females through attraction to the male model. The magazine also targets working and middle class readers, with an affordable price point of £4.99 and hipster fashion that most in this class emulate.
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The target audience for this magazine is teenagers and young adults between the ages of 16-25. Specifically, the magazine targets fans of hip hop music and culture. It uses images of a young male rapper dressed in hip hop style clothing to attract this demographic. The fonts and design elements are meant to appeal to hip hop artists and fans. Both male and female fans of hip hop will be attracted to read the magazine due to the model and common conventions used in hip hop magazines. The price point of $4.99 also makes it affordable for its target readership of working and middle class individuals.
Question 4
The target audience for this product is teenagers and young adults aged 16-25. It aims to attract this demographic by featuring a 17-year-old male rapper model dressed in hip hop fashion. The fonts and magazine layout also aim to attract hip hop fans with stylized fonts commonly seen in that genre. Both male and female gazes are considered to attract both genders to look at pictures of the model. The price of £4.99 is aimed at the working to middle class who can afford it.
Audience demographics
1) The document discusses planning a hip hop magazine targeted at teenagers aged 16-24 living in urban areas.
2) The magazine will not target a specific gender or ethnicity as hip hop appeals widely, but will mainly target lower-income groups in social classes E through C2 who aspire to hip hop styles.
3) In order to attract this target audience, the magazine must portray women appropriately while still reflecting hip hop fashion conventions, and be priced affordably between £2-3.
Audience demographics
The document discusses audience demographics for a proposed hip hop magazine. It will target 16-24 year olds, appeal to both genders equally, and focus on urban lower-income audiences (social classes E, D, C1, C2). The magazine aims to attract teenage hip hop fans in inner cities who aspire to the lifestyles of their favorite artists. As most will be unemployed with limited budgets, the magazine will be priced around $2-3.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the design conventions of music magazine covers, specifically hip hop magazines. It analyzes the covers of XXL magazine to inform the design of the author's own music magazine cover. The author's cover follows conventions like central placement of the main image and masthead, and uses stylistic elements common in hip hop magazines like dark colors and clothing styles. It challenges some conventions by including a puff and having the artist clothed rather than topless. Overall the cover adheres closely to hip hop magazine conventions while incorporating some original elements.
Evaluation2
The document discusses how a hip hop music magazine represents its target social group. The magazine targets young African American males aged 16-24 who listen to hip hop music. It represents this group through the mise-en-scene in photos featuring a model wearing stereotypical hip hop clothing like hoodies and gold accessories. It also represents the group through the use of slang language in interviews and articles, engaging readers who commonly use slang. Color choices like red and black connote danger and mystery, reflecting stereotypes about the social group.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the magazine would be male, aged 16-24, of African American race, living in urban areas, interested in hip hop music and new branded sneakers. They would likely be students or recent graduates attracted to articles about up-and-coming hip hop artists similar to themselves growing up in environments portrayed in hip hop songs.
How did you attract
To attract their target audience of 14-30 year olds interested in hip hop music, the author made several design choices for their music publication. They used urban elements like slang and references to popular artists to make the magazine feel familiar to its intended readership. Young models were featured to relate to the young target audience. Cautions signs and lures were also used to draw attention and leave readers wanting more information.
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The target audience for this magazine is teenagers and young adults between the ages of 16-25. Specifically, the magazine targets fans of hip hop music and culture. It uses images of a young male rapper dressed in hip hop style clothing to attract this demographic. The fonts and design elements are meant to appeal to hip hop artists and fans. Both male and female fans of hip hop will be attracted to read the magazine due to the model and common conventions used in hip hop magazines. The price point of $4.99 also makes it affordable for its target readership of working and middle class individuals.
Question 4
The target audience for this product is teenagers and young adults aged 16-25. It aims to attract this demographic by featuring a 17-year-old male rapper model dressed in hip hop fashion. The fonts and magazine layout also aim to attract hip hop fans with stylized fonts commonly seen in that genre. Both male and female gazes are considered to attract both genders to look at pictures of the model. The price of £4.99 is aimed at the working to middle class who can afford it.
Audience demographics
1) The document discusses planning a hip hop magazine targeted at teenagers aged 16-24 living in urban areas.
2) The magazine will not target a specific gender or ethnicity as hip hop appeals widely, but will mainly target lower-income groups in social classes E through C2 who aspire to hip hop styles.
3) In order to attract this target audience, the magazine must portray women appropriately while still reflecting hip hop fashion conventions, and be priced affordably between £2-3.
Audience demographics
The document discusses audience demographics for a proposed hip hop magazine. It will target 16-24 year olds, appeal to both genders equally, and focus on urban lower-income audiences (social classes E, D, C1, C2). The magazine aims to attract teenage hip hop fans in inner cities who aspire to the lifestyles of their favorite artists. As most will be unemployed with limited budgets, the magazine will be priced around $2-3.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the design conventions of music magazine covers, specifically hip hop magazines. It analyzes the covers of XXL magazine to inform the design of the author's own music magazine cover. The author's cover follows conventions like central placement of the main image and masthead, and uses stylistic elements common in hip hop magazines like dark colors and clothing styles. It challenges some conventions by including a puff and having the artist clothed rather than topless. Overall the cover adheres closely to hip hop magazine conventions while incorporating some original elements.
Evaluation2
The document discusses how a hip hop music magazine represents its target social group. The magazine targets young African American males aged 16-24 who listen to hip hop music. It represents this group through the mise-en-scene in photos featuring a model wearing stereotypical hip hop clothing like hoodies and gold accessories. It also represents the group through the use of slang language in interviews and articles, engaging readers who commonly use slang. Color choices like red and black connote danger and mystery, reflecting stereotypes about the social group.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the magazine would be male, aged 16-24, of African American race, living in urban areas, interested in hip hop music and new branded sneakers. They would likely be students or recent graduates attracted to articles about up-and-coming hip hop artists similar to themselves growing up in environments portrayed in hip hop songs.
How did you attract
To attract their target audience of 14-30 year olds interested in hip hop music, the author made several design choices for their music publication. They used urban elements like slang and references to popular artists to make the magazine feel familiar to its intended readership. Young models were featured to relate to the young target audience. Cautions signs and lures were also used to draw attention and leave readers wanting more information.
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Presentation1
The document discusses a mood board and proposal for a music magazine focusing on genres like indie, hip-hop, and R&B similar to Vibe magazine. The mood board includes images of popular artists like Rihanna, J Cole, and The Weeknd to represent the genres. The proposal outlines plans for the magazine to target young adult/teen readers and include fashion, music news, and profiles of successful artists to appeal to its audience.
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EVALUATION QUESTION 3
The document discusses conventions used in hip-hop magazines and how the product challenges or develops some of those conventions:
- Bold text and certain color schemes like red, black, and white are typically used but pink is used instead to appeal to a female audience.
- Images are usually taken indoors but are taken outdoors against white walls to find a better scene with graffiti. Poses still aim to portray power and dominance however.
- Poses of the female artist are strong and intimidating rather than sexualized, challenging the convention of focusing on females' sex lives rather than their music.
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The media product represents hip hop social groups through its conventions, imagery, and language. Clothing, images of male and female hip hop artists, and a blue color scheme are used to target young male and female audiences. The main artist is depicted with limited makeup and jewelry to attract readers to the content. Straightforward, chatty language and poses for the main artist that are neither immature nor overly revealing also aim to represent the target hip hop audience.
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My magazine represents the social groups of hip hop and rap artists and their fans. In the images, the model is dressed in dark colors and accessories like chains that portray the stereotypical style of hip hop artists. The language used in the text, like slang and exclamation points, connects with readers in an informal way. Most of the photos feature young males aged 17-25, which is the target demographic for this genre of music. The model's poses, clothing, and eye contact with the camera help audiences feel connected to hip hop culture and artists.
Question 5
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Question 1 pp
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The document discusses how a student's media product, a rap magazine called "RAP ATTACK", uses conventions of real rap magazines. The magazine uses bold fonts, informal language, and red coloring that are commonly seen in rap magazines like The Source and XXL. It features a large photo of the artist displaying masculinity, which is a convention to attract fans. The layout focuses on large pictures and less text to appeal to the target audience of young, lower-education rap fans. Costumes and brands featured help reflect the flashy lifestyle promoted in rap music. Overall, the magazine aims to feel authentic by conforming to stereotypical conventions around gender, ethnicity and style seen in other rap media products.
Music Magazine Research
The document discusses Daniel McNab's music magazine project on the genre of hip hop. It provides details on existing hip hop magazines like The Source and XXL that were used as references. Market research was conducted to inform the design of the magazine, targeting a young adult audience interested in hip hop music and culture. Lessons were learned about using design software in the process of constructing the magazine cover and contents page.
(Question 2) how does the media product represent a particular social group
The document discusses techniques used in a magazine to appeal to a target audience of independent, hip-hop music fans ages 16+. The front cover features a model dressed in stereotypical rapper clothing posing in an "evil" way to attract young "thugs". It also lists popular rap artists to appeal to readers' music tastes. The contents page takes inspiration from an image of Eminem rapping to portray the passion for music shared by artists and the target audience as well as the individuality and potential for anyone to succeed challenging stereotypes. An article discusses fashion, drugs, violence and dark pasts representing key aspects that stereotypically make rappers famous to this generation while using slang and language representing the target
Evaluation
The document discusses the process of creating a magazine for a media studies assignment. It describes using conventions from real magazines like consistent layout, fonts, and color schemes. Photos were taken and edited in Photoshop to create the cover, contents page, and double page spread. Research was done on magazines and artists to understand genre conventions and attract the target teenage female audience. Throughout the process, skills with Photoshop, camera use, and magazine design were improved from an initial school magazine task.
Evaluation
The document describes the process of creating a magazine for a target audience of 16-25 year olds interested in grime/hip hop music. It discusses conventions used including manipulating artist images to appeal to readers, using eye contact on the front cover. Formats like the contents page are addressed, aiming to continue the theme and style. Representation of the target audience as "gangster" types through clothing and poses is covered. The language, colors and images are designed to attract this audience's attention.
Question 2 of evaluation
This document discusses how the media product, 90's Vybe magazine, presents particular social groups in its audience. It notes that the magazine targets 16-24 year olds who enjoy RnB/Hip Hop music by featuring young artists and styles from the 1990s like bomber jackets. While most readers of music magazines are male, the magazine features predominantly female artists to appeal more to women. It aims to portray the artists in a non-objectifying way suitable for its target age range. The language used in articles is low-mid level lexis to be understandable by both younger and older readers. The primary ethnic group featured is African American, which research shows makes up the majority of readers for this music genre.
Eliese Marling AS Media evaluation
Eliese created an indie/pop music magazine called "Alibi" targeting teens and young adults interested in this genre. She used black background with pink text to grab attention and included photos showing an adventurous lifestyle to represent her target audience. While her preliminary magazine focused on her interests, her final magazine better targeted the audience by including a variety of artists and considering what they want. She will need to pitch her magazine to stores like Urban Outfitters to get it carried since it is not mainstream.
Evaluation question a1 1
My magazine challenges conventions by combining typical magazine elements with an unconventional focus on hip-hop. It uses bright colors and hip-hop styles on the cover to attract teenage boys interested in fashion and music. The contents page also follows conventions with images and page numbers but features teenage models representing the target audience. While drawing from typical music magazine formats, it aims to attract a wide teenage male audience through its representation of their interests in hip-hop culture.
Formal proposal
The document provides initial ideas for a proposed new magazine focused on hip pop and rap music. The proposed title is "Fame" to represent how artists in this genre gain recognition from being street artists to famous. The target audience is people aged 16-25 interested in this music genre. The front cover will use a large, bright red font for the masthead and feature a male model, as most artists in this genre are male. The content and double page spreads will maintain consistency with the front cover design and color scheme to provide a cohesive look. Images will prominently feature the subject of the main article.
Media task 9
The document summarizes research into the preferences of the target audience for a popular music magazine. It finds that both men and women prefer bold, sans-serif typography in modern styles, as well as bright, eye-catching colors like blue, yellow and pink. Images of currently popular artists are also desired. Both genders indicated wanting the latest artist updates and interviews. The researcher concluded the magazine should use colorful, representative designs and include fashion content to appeal to women readers, while using sporty artist images could attract male buyers.
Evaluation Question Two
My magazine represents the social groups of hip hop and rap artists and their fans. In the photos, the model is dressed in stereotypical hip hop styles like chains and dark colors to portray that vibe. While focusing on hip hop, the color scheme is also light to appeal to other music genres. Most photos feature young males aged 17-25, the primary demographic for rap music. The language uses informal terms like slang to connect with readers. Poses and facial expressions aim to depict the model as thinking deeply to inspire youth.
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Question 5
The magazine uses consistent colors throughout - orange, white, black, and gold - to make it visually appealing and draw attention. The featured story is about a teenager who became a hip-hop artist despite poverty, which could attract young audiences who aspire to a similar career. A teenage male model is on the cover to attract females and portray a "hipster" look that appeals to the target audiences of aspirers and mainstreamers.
Question 5
The document describes various design elements and conventions used in the creation of a mock magazine cover and contents page. Key elements included a masthead partially covering the magazine name with the slogan "raise the" to make it more memorable. The model is dressed in a hip hop style resembling Tupac to attract audiences. Website and barcode are placed near each other for media convergence. The contents page includes the logo, date, issue number, and cover story highlighted more than others following real magazine conventions. Quotes and different text sizes are used on the double page spread as commonly seen in magazines.
Question 5
The document describes various design elements and conventions used in the student's mock magazine project. For the masthead, the student covered part of the magazine name to look realistic and included a catchy slogan. The model is dressed in a hip hop style inspired by Tupac to match conventions. Website and barcode are placed near each other for media convergence. Logo, date, and issue number are included on the contents page as is typical. The cover story is highlighted and is about an up-and-coming young hip hop artist to attract young readers. Quotes, different text sizes, and two images on the contents page follow conventions or challenge conventions of real magazines.
Question 5
The document summarizes various design elements used in a student-created magazine mockup. The masthead partially covers the magazine name and includes the slogan "raise the" to seem more authentic. The model on the cover is dressed in a hip hop style inspired by Tupac to match conventions. Website and barcode are placed near each other for media convergence. The logo, date, and issue number on the contents page follow typical magazine layout. The cover story is highlighted and about an up-and-coming young hip hop artist to attract new audiences. Quotes, different text sizes, and two images per page challenge some conventions but keep the overall design familiar.
Question 4
The target audience for this magazine is teenagers and young adults aged 16-25. Specifically, it aims to attract both male and female fans of hip hop music. The 17-year-old male model on the cover wears fashionable outfits inspired by popular rappers in order to appeal to this demographic. Additionally, the fonts and magazine layout utilize a stylish, modern design befitting the hip hop genre. Priced accessibly at £4.99, the magazine also targets working and middle class readers interested in stories of up-and-coming hip hop artists.
Question 4
The target audience for this magazine is teenagers and young adults aged 16-25. It aims to attract this demographic through features like a 17-year-old male rapper model on the cover wearing hip hop inspired clothing. Fonts and designs with a "hipster" and "groovy" style are used to draw in hip hop fans. Both male and female gazes are considered to attract both genders. The price of £4.99 is affordable for its intended readership of working to middle class hip hop enthusiasts.
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- 1. Who would be the target audience for your media product?
- 2. Models My model is a 17 year old male rapper – this targets the teenage to early-20’s age group because most of the people in this age group tend to be interested in upcoming teenage rap artists. My model is wearing a costume that represents how famous rap artists dress. This could attract that range of age group because they are used to seeing outfits like that because they see it from famous rap artists and that is what influences them in terms of what they wear everyday Fonts I used fonts that are seen as being very “hipster” because it would attract a lot of Hip-Hop artists as it fits into the modern genre of Hip-Hop. I used a ‘groovy’ type of font for the headings and titles to attract and draw people towards the magazine. For normal text, I used sans-sarif type of text to attract the male-dominated audience of Hip-Hop
- 3. Since Hip-Hop is a male-dominated genre, I targeted the males. I done this by using the model to attract my audience – using poses that most Hip-Hop artists do when taking pictures for magazines, I used this have a common convention in Hip-Hop magazines so that the audience are familiar with the appearance of my magazine. I also used my model to attract the opposite gender in terms of Female gaze, as some Females may be drawn towards to the magazine because they are attracted to the model, in conclusion my model attracts both genders in various ways.
- 4. In terms of class – my magazine attracts working to middle class because firstly, the price is suitable because it is at a low price of £4.99 so most people in that social class range can afford to purchase my magazine. Furthermore, my model is wearing an hipster outfit which is what most working class and middle class people wear so it fits into that area. Most hip-hop fans are aspirers which are most in working/middle class and as my cover story is about young teenager who is making a breakthrough in the Hip-Hop industry - most of my target group audience will be interested.