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The target audience for the magazine is young women aged 16-30 who enjoy dance music. Specifically, the audience includes those who are mainstream and individualistic ("Reformers" and "Rebels") or enjoy exploring new things ("Explorers"). To attract this audience, bright colors were used throughout that relate to dance music. Pictures were edited to be brighter to stand out on shelves. Large mastheads and catchy titles like "Crazee" were aimed to grab attention. Feedback from the target audience on Facebook confirmed the magazine appealed mainly to young women and suggested adding more colors, pictures of men, and reducing text.
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Question 4
The document describes the target audience for a music magazine as follows:
1) The primary audience would be 16-20 year olds and focus on older teenagers and young adults as the artists featured would be around that age range.
2) The magazine targets females using feminine colors and styles as they would be inspired by and relate to up-and-coming female artists featured.
3) The target readership would mainly come from middle, lower middle, or skilled working class social backgrounds that could afford the magazine and concerts advertised.
Question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents social groups. Specifically, it targets 15-28 year old working class black and Caucasian boys and men through the use of young female artists and hip hop/urban music popular among that demographic. It also targets students to inspire success through materialistic portrayals. The magazine uses slang, casual clothing, and red coloring to appeal to and empower its target audience while challenging some stereotypes like the relationship between education and success, but also reinforcing others like depictions of black boys' upbringings.
Social groups
1) The document discusses how a music magazine represents its target social group.
2) The target social group is described as mostly students aged 15-25 who enjoy indie music, going to live concerts, and using technology.
3) The magazine aims to appeal to this group by featuring relevant artists, having a low price, and portraying an appropriate lifestyle without stereotypes.
Front cover question 5
The document discusses how the magazine attracts different audiences through its design elements. The masthead uses a blue color that attracts more males. The main image of a 17-year old girl attracts younger girls and males due to "male gaze theory". The feature article colors of blue and red attract males and both males/females. Banners with social media links attract "tribe wired" audiences. The cover story in red/white attracts both genders while the competition appeals to students and couples. The jazz awards section uses yellow and serif font to attract "mainstreamers" and "funatics" through online voting.
Question 4 media
My media product is a music magazine called A.M.P. that focuses on women in the indie music industry. The target audience is men and women aged 16 to 24 who enjoy discovering new indie music, going to concerts and festivals, and have an intellectual interest in alternative genres. The secondary audience includes men and women aged 26 to 34 who still listen to indie music and attend live shows.
Question 2 media evaluation
The document discusses the design choices for a music magazine cover and layout. It aims to appeal to a wide audience, particularly females aged 16-30 interested in indie pop music. The cover features an attractive young female musician to draw in audiences interested in both her talent and attractiveness. Throughout the magazine, a dotted light effect is used as a recurring theme, inspired by a vintage fashion magazine, to create a feminine yet music-linked aesthetic. The contents page uses a unisex black and white design to appeal to both male and female readers.
Question 4
The target audience for the magazine is predominantly females aged 16-30, based on research including a questionnaire. The questionnaire found that the audience interested in interviews over just articles was females aged 16-20. While both males and females aged 16-30 were initially intended, the magazine ended up being more female-oriented due to the creator's own interests and preferences as a young female and focusing on a female artist.
Question 2: How does your media product represent particular social groups?
This media product represents the social groups of 16-22 year olds, such as college and university students as well as young apprentices and workers. It focuses on music lovers who enjoy alternative rock styles. The front cover features an image meant to represent this target age range and social group, showing a calm and relaxed performer dressed casually to portray the relaxed nature of these social groups.
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1) The primary audience would be 16-20 year olds and focus on older teenagers and young adults as the artists featured would be around that age range.
2) The magazine targets females using feminine colors and styles as they would be inspired by and relate to up-and-coming female artists featured.
3) The target readership would mainly come from middle, lower middle, or skilled working class social backgrounds that could afford the magazine and concerts advertised.
Question 2
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3) The magazine aims to appeal to this group by featuring relevant artists, having a low price, and portraying an appropriate lifestyle without stereotypes.
Front cover question 5
The document discusses how the magazine attracts different audiences through its design elements. The masthead uses a blue color that attracts more males. The main image of a 17-year old girl attracts younger girls and males due to "male gaze theory". The feature article colors of blue and red attract males and both males/females. Banners with social media links attract "tribe wired" audiences. The cover story in red/white attracts both genders while the competition appeals to students and couples. The jazz awards section uses yellow and serif font to attract "mainstreamers" and "funatics" through online voting.
Question 4 media
My media product is a music magazine called A.M.P. that focuses on women in the indie music industry. The target audience is men and women aged 16 to 24 who enjoy discovering new indie music, going to concerts and festivals, and have an intellectual interest in alternative genres. The secondary audience includes men and women aged 26 to 34 who still listen to indie music and attend live shows.
Question 2 media evaluation
The document discusses the design choices for a music magazine cover and layout. It aims to appeal to a wide audience, particularly females aged 16-30 interested in indie pop music. The cover features an attractive young female musician to draw in audiences interested in both her talent and attractiveness. Throughout the magazine, a dotted light effect is used as a recurring theme, inspired by a vintage fashion magazine, to create a feminine yet music-linked aesthetic. The contents page uses a unisex black and white design to appeal to both male and female readers.
Question 4
The target audience for the magazine is predominantly females aged 16-30, based on research including a questionnaire. The questionnaire found that the audience interested in interviews over just articles was females aged 16-20. While both males and females aged 16-30 were initially intended, the magazine ended up being more female-oriented due to the creator's own interests and preferences as a young female and focusing on a female artist.
Question 2: How does your media product represent particular social groups?
This media product represents the social groups of 16-22 year olds, such as college and university students as well as young apprentices and workers. It focuses on music lovers who enjoy alternative rock styles. The front cover features an image meant to represent this target age range and social group, showing a calm and relaxed performer dressed casually to portray the relaxed nature of these social groups.
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This document summarizes the key things the author learned from creating a preliminary school magazine to developing a full music magazine product. The author gained skills in InDesign and improved their photography technique. Their initial images lacked quality but they later conducted a planned photoshoot. The author also broadened their style to be more varied and professional. Overall, the author maintained some consistent elements like free offers and catchy headlines between the magazines, while improving technological skills and magazine design quality.
How did you attract/address your audience? (Include evidence of audience fee...
This document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of 16-18 year old females in their magazine. They portrayed teenagers in a positive light challenging negative stereotypes. They used sophisticated colors like black, white, coral, and teal to seem mature but fun. An audience survey found the target audience was interested in interviews, music news, careers, and gossip. The magazine features conventional elements but challenges stereotypes to create a unique style focused on a rock/pop music hybrid genre, filling a gap in the market. Audience feedback supported that the representation of teenagers and hybrid genre were effective.
How did you attract/address your audience? (Include evidence of audience fee...
This document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of 16-18 year old females in their magazine. They portrayed teenagers in a positive light challenging negative stereotypes. They used sophisticated colors like black, white, coral, and teal to seem mature but fun. An audience survey found the target audience was interested in interviews, music news, careers, and gossip. The magazine features conventional elements but challenges stereotypes to create a unique style focused on a rock/pop music hybrid genre, filling a gap in the market. Audience feedback supported that the representation of teenagers and hybrid genre were effective.
Question 2
The document summarizes how the media product, a magazine, represents different social groups. It aims to represent:
- Females aged 15-21 as the main audience, though it also aims to represent some male interests.
- Working and middle class audiences through an affordable price point and casual language.
- Alternative music fans through featured content, but also aims to represent mainstream music fans.
- The style and content is designed to appeal to teenagers through bright colors, informal language, and relatable topics.
Question 2
The document summarizes how the media product, a magazine, represents different social groups. It aims to represent:
- Females aged 15-21 as the main audience, though it also aims to represent some male interests.
- Working and middle class audiences through an affordable price point and casual language.
- Alternative music fans through featured content, but also aims to represent mainstream music fans.
- The style and content is designed to appeal to teenagers through bright colors, informal language, and relatable topics.
Music magazine evaluation
The document describes a music magazine created for 14-16 year old girls. It discusses how the magazine follows conventions of real music magazines through elements like catchy titles, celebrity photos, and informal writing. The magazine's unique selling point is promoting pop stars' fashion styles. The magazine represents teenage pop stars and their fashionable, feminine styles. IPC Media would be a suitable publisher as they produce popular magazines for this demographic. The target audience is young teenage girls who are fans of pop music and fashion.
Evaluation (Q4)
This document discusses the target audience for a media product based on evaluation of the audience's age, gender, and class. It was determined through a reader profile, survey, and interviews that the target age group is 18-24 year olds. The survey showed a higher response from females, so the product focuses more on appealing to females while also encouraging male interest. Various elements were incorporated like a young female model, popular music, and bright colors. Pricing the product at £3.50 targets a middle-class audience based on affordability. Elements like style of clothing and pricing make the product appealing while representing trends of the middle class.
Evaluation question 2
1) The document discusses how the author represented social groups in their magazine. They aimed their magazine at pop music fans who are teenagers and young adults aged 16-25, predominantly female.
2) To represent this target demographic, the author used bright colors, fashionable outfits, youthful fonts and layouts. They also included articles relevant to their audience like a profile of a teenage YouTube star.
3) Through research of other pop magazines, the author incorporated conventions like color palettes, studio photography, and Q&A article styles to accurately portray and appeal to their intended social group.
Media evaluation - question 4&5
The document discusses the target audience for a media product, a dance music magazine. The target age range was 17-25 years old, and the psychographics were radicals and aspirers who see themselves as individuals. The Jicnar social scale of the target audience was D to E, including semi-skilled and unemployed young people. Bright colors, sans serif fonts, and images of young models and artists were used to attract this audience. Feedback from the target audience on Facebook was positive, correctly identifying the genre as dance/pop music.
Media evaluation part 2
1) The document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. It focuses on a magazine targeted towards teenage girls ages 14-17 that is aimed at the middle-class.
2) The magazine represents females by featuring female artists on the cover and including tips about appearance. It aims to inspire and provide role models for readers.
3) Bright colors, stars, and fashion/makeup content are used to attract the target teenage audience. Artists from a variety of backgrounds are included to appeal to more readers.
Media studies as
The document summarizes a student's media studies project where they created a print music magazine. The magazine follows conventions of real music magazines, targeting 12-16 year old females. It includes a front cover, contents page, and feature article on a fictional pop girl group. The student conducted research showing pop was the most popular genre. Their magazine combines elements of lifestyle and music magazines, representing their target audience and popular music stars/celebrities. The student believes IPC Media would be a good media institution to produce and distribute the magazine due to their large reach.
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How did you attract/address your audience? (Include evidence of audience fee...
How did you attract/address your audience? (Include evidence of audience fee...
How did you attract/address your audience? (Include evidence of audience fee...
How did you attract/address your audience? (Include evidence of audience fee...
How did you attract/address your audience? (Include evidence of audience fee...
How did you attract/address your audience? (Include evidence of audience fee...
Question 4 & 5
- 1. Question 4 & 5 4) Who Would Be The Audience For Your Media Product? 5) How Did You Attract/Address Your Audience?
- 2. Audience. The audience for my magazine is people who are interested in dance music as a whole, but mainly women as my magazine is very feminine. I don’t think my magazine is very diverse as it mainly appeals to women and teenagers because of the content and the connotations my mainsell and masthead show for example my title of the magazine is ‘Crazee’ and this connotes fun, happiness and being wild. But on the other hand people who are likely to read my magazine are not likely to be in a specific sterotype.
- 3. Psychographic Profile My magazine is for those who are quite mainstream and don’t belong to a group or label- Reformers For those that enjoy individuality and like to be wild and wear clothes that appeal to themselves and not other people- Rebels For those who enjoy doing new things and like to make new friends- Explorers
- 4. Demographic Profile Aged between 16-30 Working class – middle class background Likes to get drunk May do drugs Loves going to concerts and raves Likes bright colours Has Facebook or Myspace Full time education or a average paid job Is sociable and lively C-D category on the jicnar scale
- 5. How did I attract my audience I used bright/neon colours that link in with dance music I edited my pictures to make them brighter so they stand out and appeal to my audience I made my masthead quite large so it is noticeable when on a shelf in a shop and I picked a name which is quirky and catchy. I made my interview on my double page interesting for readers and included pictures to also capture interest
- 6. Audience feedback I inserted my magazine onto facebook to get some feedback as to what people think of my magazine. I asked the questions Who do you think my magazine is aimed at? What could be improved? General comments? My responses were: 1- Youngish people mainly girls, people in college, teenagers mainly girls. 2- More colours, pictures of men could be added, less text. 3- Excellent I can tell it’s a dance magazine, good use of typical conventions and bright colours, good professional images.