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The document discusses using Facebook to get feedback on a potential magazine product from a small focus group. Questions were asked about whether the colors, images, and articles would attract people to the product and if any features would persuade them to buy it. The feedback was mixed, with one response saying the color scheme suggested a mixed genre but didn't promote the genre enough to buy. This person also said warmer colors were needed to make the magazine seem more approachable and attractive compared to other magazines. As a result, the document concludes the magazine would need to be redesigned with more attractive colors to fully attract the target market.
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The document discusses research conducted to attract a target audience for a house music magazine for 16-26 year olds. A questionnaire with friends and family found most did not regularly buy music magazines. Feedback on a prototype magazine shared on Facebook identified the contents page as the weakest aspect, so it was revised based on the criticism received.
Question 5 media as
The document discusses research conducted to attract a target audience for a house music magazine. A questionnaire was given to friends and family aged 16-26 to understand what content and price point would appeal to them. Feedback was also gathered from this age group on Facebook once a prototype magazine was created. Based on this feedback, changes were made to the contents page to better address the target audience. Images showing artists in action while DJing were selected to catch the eye of those interested in becoming DJs.
Evaluation
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience to their magazine production. They contacted their target audience on Facebook, who responded. From the Facebook responses, the author concluded they used an effective color scheme that was simple, like successful hip hop magazines. The photography techniques used good medium close up shots at an angle to suggest dominance. However, the double page spread structure and actual content was poor compared to other magazines, seeming hastily put together without much thought.
Evaluation, question 2
The combination of the main music video product and ancillary texts is effective. The video supports indie rock stereotypes through its use of props, narrative, settings and mise en scene. The first ancillary reflects the genre's uniqueness through manipulated hue and saturation of images. The second ancillary partially sets the scene by showing the main character traveling in the rain, helping to create a gloomy mood common in the genre. Together the products work well by having the ancillary texts enhance and provide context for the main video.
Artist Image Manipulation
The artist started by loading an image into Photoshop to remove its background in order to place it on the front cover of a magazine. They used the Magic Eraser tool to quickly remove large parts of the background, which was a uniform color. Smaller colored pieces were removed using the rubber tool at a size of 110. Hue/Saturation was then used to lighten the subject's skin and reverse the lightness, making them stand out against the new dark background. The final product placed the edited image against the dark background and added text and other magazine elements following Gutenberg's design principles.
Question 7
In his preliminary task, Josh Warburton only knew basic Photoshop skills like placing text and editing images. For his final product, he became skilled at advanced Photoshop techniques through continued use, allowing him to professionally edit images and make his final product more attractive to his target market. He feels he has learned Photoshop skills that improved the quality of his work between the preliminary task and final product.
Question 3
This document discusses Bauer Media, a company that distributes magazines worldwide through offices in many major cities. It has brands like NME, Golf Monthly, 4music and Kerrang. The document argues that using Bauer Media for magazine distribution would allow a product to reach a global audience at a relatively low cost due to Bauer Media's existing worldwide printing and distribution infrastructure.
Production diary
This document outlines the weekly progress of a student over several months as they worked to complete various coursework assignments for their A2 Media Studies course. It details the tasks they planned to complete each week, such as storyboarding, filming test shots, editing video clips, analyzing ancillary materials, designing surveys, and receiving feedback to implement improvements. By the end, the student had finalized their music video, production diary, and evaluation questions to submit for their coursework.
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Question 5 media as
The document discusses research conducted to attract a target audience for a house music magazine for 16-26 year olds. A questionnaire with friends and family found most did not regularly buy music magazines. Feedback on a prototype magazine shared on Facebook identified the contents page as the weakest aspect, so it was revised based on the criticism received.
Question 5 media as
The document discusses research conducted to attract a target audience for a house music magazine. A questionnaire was given to friends and family aged 16-26 to understand what content and price point would appeal to them. Feedback was also gathered from this age group on Facebook once a prototype magazine was created. Based on this feedback, changes were made to the contents page to better address the target audience. Images showing artists in action while DJing were selected to catch the eye of those interested in becoming DJs.
Evaluation
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience to their magazine production. They contacted their target audience on Facebook, who responded. From the Facebook responses, the author concluded they used an effective color scheme that was simple, like successful hip hop magazines. The photography techniques used good medium close up shots at an angle to suggest dominance. However, the double page spread structure and actual content was poor compared to other magazines, seeming hastily put together without much thought.
Evaluation, question 2
The combination of the main music video product and ancillary texts is effective. The video supports indie rock stereotypes through its use of props, narrative, settings and mise en scene. The first ancillary reflects the genre's uniqueness through manipulated hue and saturation of images. The second ancillary partially sets the scene by showing the main character traveling in the rain, helping to create a gloomy mood common in the genre. Together the products work well by having the ancillary texts enhance and provide context for the main video.
Artist Image Manipulation
The artist started by loading an image into Photoshop to remove its background in order to place it on the front cover of a magazine. They used the Magic Eraser tool to quickly remove large parts of the background, which was a uniform color. Smaller colored pieces were removed using the rubber tool at a size of 110. Hue/Saturation was then used to lighten the subject's skin and reverse the lightness, making them stand out against the new dark background. The final product placed the edited image against the dark background and added text and other magazine elements following Gutenberg's design principles.
Question 7
In his preliminary task, Josh Warburton only knew basic Photoshop skills like placing text and editing images. For his final product, he became skilled at advanced Photoshop techniques through continued use, allowing him to professionally edit images and make his final product more attractive to his target market. He feels he has learned Photoshop skills that improved the quality of his work between the preliminary task and final product.
Question 3
This document discusses Bauer Media, a company that distributes magazines worldwide through offices in many major cities. It has brands like NME, Golf Monthly, 4music and Kerrang. The document argues that using Bauer Media for magazine distribution would allow a product to reach a global audience at a relatively low cost due to Bauer Media's existing worldwide printing and distribution infrastructure.
Production diary
This document outlines the weekly progress of a student over several months as they worked to complete various coursework assignments for their A2 Media Studies course. It details the tasks they planned to complete each week, such as storyboarding, filming test shots, editing video clips, analyzing ancillary materials, designing surveys, and receiving feedback to implement improvements. By the end, the student had finalized their music video, production diary, and evaluation questions to submit for their coursework.
Question 5
The author attracted their target audience for their rap/urban magazine in several ways:
They created a social media group chat with their target market to get feedback on what would appeal to them. Respondents said to use colors like red, white, black, grey and yellow.
On the contents page, they used a large black and white image to stand out along with smaller supporting images.
They periodically checked back with their research group, who said the magazine looked good and they would want to read it.
Examining real rap magazines informed the placement of images and text, helping the magazine attract the target audience accustomed to typical rap magazine layouts.
Questionnaire final results
After distributing a questionnaire to the target age group, the document analyzes the responses. Question 1 found that people preferred an informal magazine title. Question 2 showed compressed fonts were most popular. Question 3 identified medium close-up shots as the best photo style for the cover. Question 4 suggested black and white images with color. Question 7 revealed greater interest in artist profiles than information on local shows. The document uses the answers to inform decisions on the magazine's design.
Questionnaire final results
After distributing a questionnaire to the target age group, the respondent has received enough responses to analyze the answers to the questions. Some of the key findings include that an informal magazine title was preferred over a formal one, a compressed font was favored over an avant-garde font, and a medium close-up shot was the clear winner for the magazine cover photo. The questionnaire also provided useful information on preferred content, pricing, and influences on magazine design choices.
Questionnaire final results
After distributing a questionnaire to the target age group, the respondent has received enough responses to analyze the answers to the questions. Some of the key findings include that an informal magazine title was preferred over a formal one, a compressed font was favored over an avant-garde font, and a medium close-up shot was the clear winner for the magazine cover photo. The questionnaire also provided useful information on preferred content, pricing, and influences from other magazines to help design the new music magazine.
Feed back questions results
The document provides results from a survey about a magazine design.
The survey found that the cover design was successful, with the cover star being the main attraction as intended. The genre of "chart" music was identified, and the glam theme was recognized appropriately. The layout and contents page were also found to be clear and typical of a music magazine.
The double page spread was appealing due to its color scheme and theme. The article was tempting to read as hoped. The target audience of females aged 16-21 was identified correctly. The color scheme was praised by most, though a few found it overpowering. The £3.99 price point and emphasis on design over content were also supported by respondents.
Question 5 questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a pop music magazine. Key findings include:
- Respondents felt the magazine appropriately represented the pop genre and featured relevant bands.
- The main article, color scheme, fonts, and masthead design were most appealing.
- Suggestions for improvement included using more images in the main article and featuring a greater diversity of people in photos.
- Most respondents thought the magazine would appeal to the target audience and sell well, though a few felt more diverse representation in images could widen the appeal.
.Question 5 questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a pop music magazine. Key findings include:
- Respondents felt the magazine appropriately represented the pop genre and featured relevant bands.
- The main article, color scheme, fonts, and masthead design were most appealing.
- Suggestions for improvement included using more images in the main article and featuring a greater diversity of people in photos.
- Most respondents thought the magazine would appeal to the target audience and sell well, though a few felt more diverse representation in images could widen the appeal.
Questionnaire final results
1) The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire sent out to gather information for creating a new music magazine.
2) Most respondents preferred an informal magazine title and compressed font to appeal to the target audience.
3) Medium close-up shots on the magazine cover were favored over other options.
4) The questionnaire provided useful insights into design preferences and content that will inform the creation of the new magazine.
Questionnaire final results
After distributing a questionnaire to the target age group, the respondent analyzed the answers. For question 1, respondents preferred an informal magazine title and font to appeal to the wide income bracket and genres covered. For question 2, a compressed font received the most votes. For question 3, a medium close-up shot was favored as it allows connection with the subject. Respondents also provided input on preferred content, layouts, and section priorities to guide the magazine creation.
Joel chambers media 1
The document is a media evaluation that analyzes a magazine created by Joel Chambers. It answers 7 questions about how the magazine represents social groups, what institution might distribute it, who the target audience is, how the audience was attracted and addressed, what technologies were used in constructing the magazine, and what was learned from the preliminary task to the final product. The evaluation determines the magazine targets English people aged 15-28 and represents this group through the cover images. It also finds the magazine would be distributed by IBC Media and marketed on TV music channels to reach the intended audience.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses what the author has learned from audience feedback during their campaign creation process. They used feedback to choose a campaign name by having audiences vote, and to select pink as the preferred color scheme over black for the logo. The author also distributed questionnaires to gather feedback on their adverts and tasks, finding that audiences rated the adverts an average of 8 for interest and correctly identified the target demographics. Creating a Facebook fan page provided free advertising and allowed the target audience to engage with the brand, increasing its visibility on an appropriate social media platform.
Evaluation.
- The document is an evaluation of a media product (a magazine) created by the author.
- The author did not include a traditional masthead but placed the title prominently at the top of the page. Colors and graphics were used instead of a bold masthead.
- Conventions like issue number, date, and barcode were included. The price of £2.35 was chosen based on market research of similar magazines targeted at the author's intended audience.
- The author learned about using layers and positioning elements in the editing software GIMP. Uploading images and content to platforms like blogs posed some technical challenges as well. Overall the process helped improve the author's skills with media technologies.
Media: Evaluation
- The document discusses the evaluation of Marco Atouguia's media product. It analyzes how the product uses conventions of real magazines, represents its target audience of adolescents, and which publisher might distribute it.
- Feedback indicated the front cover felt crowded and images were stretched. However, consistency across the 4 pages in color scheme and blocky text effect was achieved.
- Creating the magazine taught the importance of consistency between pages for a successful product and underestimating the difficulty of producing magazines.
Question 5
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to test an audience for a pop punk music magazine. It outlines that:
- The same audience that provided feedback in an initial questionnaire was given the final magazine to test appeal.
- Results were combined between genders as the magazine aimed to appeal to both.
- Open-ended questions gathered suggestions on improving weaker areas of the magazine.
- Responses identified popular features like the color scheme, main article, and masthead while also providing ideas on expanding representation and layout.
- A majority felt the magazine represented pop punk and would appeal to the target audience, though some noted needing more images and diversity.
Questions 4 and 5
The target audience for the magazine is 14-22 year olds of both genders. They would likely be classified as hedonists in the B, C1 or C2 social grades.
To attract this audience, the creator posted a mood board on Facebook to get feedback on content, design elements, and pricing. Based on the responses, changes were made to better appeal to the target demographic.
After finishing production, additional front cover, contents page, and article spreads were shared on Facebook. Comments were mostly positive about design and would encourage purchases. Minor criticisms involved blank space and background colors.
Questionnaire Results
The document summarizes the responses from 10 respondents to a survey about an indie music magazine that was produced. Most respondents answered positively, agreeing that the front cover image was suitable, the color scheme fit the genre, the contents page looked professional, and the double-page spread layout was suitable. However, 6 out of 10 respondents disagreed that the £2.99 price point was suitable. Suggestions for improvement included adding more color to potentially appeal more to female readers. Overall, the feedback was positive about the magazine and implementation of genre codes and conventions.
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 look more like a musician or having a band photo. The contents page layout also received praise along with a note that larger text could improve it further. The focus group helped identify potential improvements for the magazine.
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.
L4 intro to-audiences
This document provides instructions and content for a media studies lesson on understanding audiences. It includes tasks that ask students to brainstorm ways to define audiences, learn about demographic groups, apply terminology to describe target audiences for different media products, and learn about uses and gratifications theory. Students are asked to consider how this theory explains why audiences engage with different types of media. The document models expected responses and provides guidance for students to demonstrate their understanding.
Evaluation question 4
This document discusses the target audience for a music magazine focused on house music. The target audience is aged 16-25 based on audience research showing most participants fell in this age range. A focus group of media students, also within the target age range, provided feedback on the magazine's layout, style, colors, content and photographs. The focus group noted the clear house style throughout and strong layout but pointed out some areas for improvement, such as reducing white space on the contents page, and provided suggestions on how to make those improvements.
To start with i placed the clips i wished to use into the work area
The author placed video clips into their work area and edited them down to the desired length. They then rearranged the clips into a sequence that would tell a narrative reflecting the lyrics and ideas of the song. Finally, they added the last clips, soundtrack, and song title to complete the video. Additional effects were included to keep the audience engaged and allow smooth transitions between clips rather than just jump cuts.
Q3
The document summarizes feedback received on a music video from audience members. Respondents felt the narrative was clear throughout the video and the edits effectively conveyed continuity, though some suggested more jump cuts. Feedback confirmed the video successfully presented the indie rock genre through elements like lighting, narrative, and guitar props. Some responses said the mix of narrative and performance became confusing halfway through but was clearer at the end, so the video was re-edited. Overall, respondents felt the characters were typical of the genre and relatable as they experienced problems audiences could relate to.
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Question 5
The author attracted their target audience for their rap/urban magazine in several ways:
They created a social media group chat with their target market to get feedback on what would appeal to them. Respondents said to use colors like red, white, black, grey and yellow.
On the contents page, they used a large black and white image to stand out along with smaller supporting images.
They periodically checked back with their research group, who said the magazine looked good and they would want to read it.
Examining real rap magazines informed the placement of images and text, helping the magazine attract the target audience accustomed to typical rap magazine layouts.
Questionnaire final results
After distributing a questionnaire to the target age group, the document analyzes the responses. Question 1 found that people preferred an informal magazine title. Question 2 showed compressed fonts were most popular. Question 3 identified medium close-up shots as the best photo style for the cover. Question 4 suggested black and white images with color. Question 7 revealed greater interest in artist profiles than information on local shows. The document uses the answers to inform decisions on the magazine's design.
Questionnaire final results
After distributing a questionnaire to the target age group, the respondent has received enough responses to analyze the answers to the questions. Some of the key findings include that an informal magazine title was preferred over a formal one, a compressed font was favored over an avant-garde font, and a medium close-up shot was the clear winner for the magazine cover photo. The questionnaire also provided useful information on preferred content, pricing, and influences on magazine design choices.
Questionnaire final results
After distributing a questionnaire to the target age group, the respondent has received enough responses to analyze the answers to the questions. Some of the key findings include that an informal magazine title was preferred over a formal one, a compressed font was favored over an avant-garde font, and a medium close-up shot was the clear winner for the magazine cover photo. The questionnaire also provided useful information on preferred content, pricing, and influences from other magazines to help design the new music magazine.
Feed back questions results
The document provides results from a survey about a magazine design.
The survey found that the cover design was successful, with the cover star being the main attraction as intended. The genre of "chart" music was identified, and the glam theme was recognized appropriately. The layout and contents page were also found to be clear and typical of a music magazine.
The double page spread was appealing due to its color scheme and theme. The article was tempting to read as hoped. The target audience of females aged 16-21 was identified correctly. The color scheme was praised by most, though a few found it overpowering. The £3.99 price point and emphasis on design over content were also supported by respondents.
Question 5 questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a pop music magazine. Key findings include:
- Respondents felt the magazine appropriately represented the pop genre and featured relevant bands.
- The main article, color scheme, fonts, and masthead design were most appealing.
- Suggestions for improvement included using more images in the main article and featuring a greater diversity of people in photos.
- Most respondents thought the magazine would appeal to the target audience and sell well, though a few felt more diverse representation in images could widen the appeal.
.Question 5 questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a pop music magazine. Key findings include:
- Respondents felt the magazine appropriately represented the pop genre and featured relevant bands.
- The main article, color scheme, fonts, and masthead design were most appealing.
- Suggestions for improvement included using more images in the main article and featuring a greater diversity of people in photos.
- Most respondents thought the magazine would appeal to the target audience and sell well, though a few felt more diverse representation in images could widen the appeal.
Questionnaire final results
1) The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire sent out to gather information for creating a new music magazine.
2) Most respondents preferred an informal magazine title and compressed font to appeal to the target audience.
3) Medium close-up shots on the magazine cover were favored over other options.
4) The questionnaire provided useful insights into design preferences and content that will inform the creation of the new magazine.
Questionnaire final results
After distributing a questionnaire to the target age group, the respondent analyzed the answers. For question 1, respondents preferred an informal magazine title and font to appeal to the wide income bracket and genres covered. For question 2, a compressed font received the most votes. For question 3, a medium close-up shot was favored as it allows connection with the subject. Respondents also provided input on preferred content, layouts, and section priorities to guide the magazine creation.
Joel chambers media 1
The document is a media evaluation that analyzes a magazine created by Joel Chambers. It answers 7 questions about how the magazine represents social groups, what institution might distribute it, who the target audience is, how the audience was attracted and addressed, what technologies were used in constructing the magazine, and what was learned from the preliminary task to the final product. The evaluation determines the magazine targets English people aged 15-28 and represents this group through the cover images. It also finds the magazine would be distributed by IBC Media and marketed on TV music channels to reach the intended audience.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses what the author has learned from audience feedback during their campaign creation process. They used feedback to choose a campaign name by having audiences vote, and to select pink as the preferred color scheme over black for the logo. The author also distributed questionnaires to gather feedback on their adverts and tasks, finding that audiences rated the adverts an average of 8 for interest and correctly identified the target demographics. Creating a Facebook fan page provided free advertising and allowed the target audience to engage with the brand, increasing its visibility on an appropriate social media platform.
Evaluation.
- The document is an evaluation of a media product (a magazine) created by the author.
- The author did not include a traditional masthead but placed the title prominently at the top of the page. Colors and graphics were used instead of a bold masthead.
- Conventions like issue number, date, and barcode were included. The price of £2.35 was chosen based on market research of similar magazines targeted at the author's intended audience.
- The author learned about using layers and positioning elements in the editing software GIMP. Uploading images and content to platforms like blogs posed some technical challenges as well. Overall the process helped improve the author's skills with media technologies.
Media: Evaluation
- The document discusses the evaluation of Marco Atouguia's media product. It analyzes how the product uses conventions of real magazines, represents its target audience of adolescents, and which publisher might distribute it.
- Feedback indicated the front cover felt crowded and images were stretched. However, consistency across the 4 pages in color scheme and blocky text effect was achieved.
- Creating the magazine taught the importance of consistency between pages for a successful product and underestimating the difficulty of producing magazines.
Question 5
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to test an audience for a pop punk music magazine. It outlines that:
- The same audience that provided feedback in an initial questionnaire was given the final magazine to test appeal.
- Results were combined between genders as the magazine aimed to appeal to both.
- Open-ended questions gathered suggestions on improving weaker areas of the magazine.
- Responses identified popular features like the color scheme, main article, and masthead while also providing ideas on expanding representation and layout.
- A majority felt the magazine represented pop punk and would appeal to the target audience, though some noted needing more images and diversity.
Questions 4 and 5
The target audience for the magazine is 14-22 year olds of both genders. They would likely be classified as hedonists in the B, C1 or C2 social grades.
To attract this audience, the creator posted a mood board on Facebook to get feedback on content, design elements, and pricing. Based on the responses, changes were made to better appeal to the target demographic.
After finishing production, additional front cover, contents page, and article spreads were shared on Facebook. Comments were mostly positive about design and would encourage purchases. Minor criticisms involved blank space and background colors.
Questionnaire Results
The document summarizes the responses from 10 respondents to a survey about an indie music magazine that was produced. Most respondents answered positively, agreeing that the front cover image was suitable, the color scheme fit the genre, the contents page looked professional, and the double-page spread layout was suitable. However, 6 out of 10 respondents disagreed that the £2.99 price point was suitable. Suggestions for improvement included adding more color to potentially appeal more to female readers. Overall, the feedback was positive about the magazine and implementation of genre codes and conventions.
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 look more like a musician or having a band photo. The contents page layout also received praise along with a note that larger text could improve it further. The focus group helped identify potential improvements for the magazine.
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.
L4 intro to-audiences
This document provides instructions and content for a media studies lesson on understanding audiences. It includes tasks that ask students to brainstorm ways to define audiences, learn about demographic groups, apply terminology to describe target audiences for different media products, and learn about uses and gratifications theory. Students are asked to consider how this theory explains why audiences engage with different types of media. The document models expected responses and provides guidance for students to demonstrate their understanding.
Evaluation question 4
This document discusses the target audience for a music magazine focused on house music. The target audience is aged 16-25 based on audience research showing most participants fell in this age range. A focus group of media students, also within the target age range, provided feedback on the magazine's layout, style, colors, content and photographs. The focus group noted the clear house style throughout and strong layout but pointed out some areas for improvement, such as reducing white space on the contents page, and provided suggestions on how to make those improvements.
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