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The document discusses how the target audience was attracted for a product through viral ads on social media like Facebook and Twitter. It also discusses using "We Media" to create customer relationships and allow the audience to engage with content. Contact details at the bottom of the contents page, like the website, phone number and address, allow readers to access more information or contact the creators. Images of musicians wearing unconventional clothing styles that represent young women in a sophisticated way also helped attract the target audience.
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The target audience for the magazine was females aged 16 to 25. To address this audience, the creator used a focus group of the target age group to determine what content they wanted in a magazine. This helped inform the color scheme, masthead style, featured articles and images used. A female model was used on the cover to appeal to the target female audience. An interview was featured as the double page spread to provide interesting personal content in an engaging way. The overall audience targeted was mainstream and not niche. Popular artists were featured to draw in the audience and upcoming artists to encourage readers to learn more. Common conventions from other music magazines for a similar audience were employed, including bold text, varied images and large fonts.
Evaluation
Tiffany Ferris evaluated her media product, a pop music magazine. She represented teenagers interested in pop music through bright colors, hearts, stars and images of teenagers on the cover. The magazine challenged conventions by using a downward image on the cover rather than a medium shot. It would be distributed in retail stores like supermarkets and newsagents to its target audience of teenage girls interested in pop music. Through creating and distributing the magazine, Tiffany learned skills in Photoshop, magazine design conventions, and professional photography.
Who would be the audience for my media
The document discusses the design choices made in creating a magazine to appeal to a target audience. Non-verbal cues and color were used on the cover to imply the magazine's content. A consistent house style and pull quotes were used throughout the pages. Peers were asked to dress in styles representing the music genre covered to replicate the look of artists. Props like guitars and microphones were also included. A balance of serious and humorous article tones was struck to keep readers entertained. Market research informed graphs on the target audience's concert preferences, social media use, and income level, which were addressed through design elements to engage "prosumers."
Unit g321 music magazines
The document discusses the target audience and marketing strategies for a music magazine. The target audience is identified as 10-20 year old Caucasian females based on survey results. As students in this age range, they are attracted to pop music genres and artists. Images of female pop artists and a color scheme similar to an existing magazine will be used on the cover to attract this audience. Promoting the magazine through social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram which the target demographic frequently uses will help attract their interest.
Question 2
This document discusses how a media product represents a particular social group of 16-25 year old teenagers interested in RnB/Hip-hop music. It does so through the clothing and appearance of the models used, who are casually dressed to fit in with the target audience. The main model is a young white female, intended to attract both male and female readers within the target demographic. Direct eye contact from the model helps create a sense of relationship with readers. The language used in interviews and articles includes relevant slang terms to engage the audience in an informal way suited to the RnB music genre.
Four and five
The target audience for the magazine was females aged 16 to 25. To address this audience, the creator conducted a focus group with this demographic to learn what they look for in magazines. This informed the color scheme, masthead style, featured articles, and images used. A female model was featured to appeal to this audience. An interview double page spread was also included as interviews are seen as chatty and personal - appealing to females. The magazine has a mainstream appeal and features popular and upcoming artists to draw readers in and make them want to learn more. Common magazine conventions for a similar audience were researched and used to design the magazine.
Question 2 evaulation
The document summarizes how a media product represents teenage females interested in hip-hop music. It does this through using the color purple, language, camera shots, and scenes appealing to teenage girls. The main artist and pose of the model are also used to represent what the target audience of young females looks and acts like, with a happy facial expression they can relate to as carefree youth. Various artists respected by the target audience are featured to attract and engage teenage female readers.
Question 2
The document discusses how different social groups are represented in a media product. It represents teenagers as the target audience is teenage girls and boys. Teenage activities and artists are featured. Only females are represented through images to attract more of the female target audience. The social class primarily represented is working class, as the models used in images are successful but from working class backgrounds.
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Four and five
The target audience for the magazine was females aged 16 to 25. To address this audience, the creator used a focus group of the target age group to determine what content they wanted in a magazine. This helped inform the color scheme, masthead style, featured articles and images used. A female model was used on the cover to appeal to the target female audience. An interview was featured as the double page spread to provide interesting personal content in an engaging way. The overall audience targeted was mainstream and not niche. Popular artists were featured to draw in the audience and upcoming artists to encourage readers to learn more. Common conventions from other music magazines for a similar audience were employed, including bold text, varied images and large fonts.
Evaluation
Tiffany Ferris evaluated her media product, a pop music magazine. She represented teenagers interested in pop music through bright colors, hearts, stars and images of teenagers on the cover. The magazine challenged conventions by using a downward image on the cover rather than a medium shot. It would be distributed in retail stores like supermarkets and newsagents to its target audience of teenage girls interested in pop music. Through creating and distributing the magazine, Tiffany learned skills in Photoshop, magazine design conventions, and professional photography.
Who would be the audience for my media
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Unit g321 music magazines
The document discusses the target audience and marketing strategies for a music magazine. The target audience is identified as 10-20 year old Caucasian females based on survey results. As students in this age range, they are attracted to pop music genres and artists. Images of female pop artists and a color scheme similar to an existing magazine will be used on the cover to attract this audience. Promoting the magazine through social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram which the target demographic frequently uses will help attract their interest.
Question 2
This document discusses how a media product represents a particular social group of 16-25 year old teenagers interested in RnB/Hip-hop music. It does so through the clothing and appearance of the models used, who are casually dressed to fit in with the target audience. The main model is a young white female, intended to attract both male and female readers within the target demographic. Direct eye contact from the model helps create a sense of relationship with readers. The language used in interviews and articles includes relevant slang terms to engage the audience in an informal way suited to the RnB music genre.
Four and five
The target audience for the magazine was females aged 16 to 25. To address this audience, the creator conducted a focus group with this demographic to learn what they look for in magazines. This informed the color scheme, masthead style, featured articles, and images used. A female model was featured to appeal to this audience. An interview double page spread was also included as interviews are seen as chatty and personal - appealing to females. The magazine has a mainstream appeal and features popular and upcoming artists to draw readers in and make them want to learn more. Common magazine conventions for a similar audience were researched and used to design the magazine.
Question 2 evaulation
The document summarizes how a media product represents teenage females interested in hip-hop music. It does this through using the color purple, language, camera shots, and scenes appealing to teenage girls. The main artist and pose of the model are also used to represent what the target audience of young females looks and acts like, with a happy facial expression they can relate to as carefree youth. Various artists respected by the target audience are featured to attract and engage teenage female readers.
Question 2
The document discusses how different social groups are represented in a media product. It represents teenagers as the target audience is teenage girls and boys. Teenage activities and artists are featured. Only females are represented through images to attract more of the female target audience. The social class primarily represented is working class, as the models used in images are successful but from working class backgrounds.
Question 2 powerpoint presentation
The document discusses how a magazine represents its target demographic audience of young people through the language, style, dress, and pictures used that appeal to stereotypes of that group. By creating this connection through representation, the magazine aims to develop the best relationship with its readers. The document also mentions being influenced by the representations used in other magazines to help clearly and easily represent the magazine's own target audience.
Evaluation question 4&5
The target audience for the magazine is males and females aged 16 to mid-20s. The author used a focus group on Facebook to get feedback on design elements and asked for opinions. Both genders were targeted by using neutral colors and avoiding stereotypical gendered content. The magazine was also priced affordably at £1.50 to be accessible to many people while still providing rich content. It features up-to-date music, images, artists and news relevant to the target demographic without focusing on a niche audience. Common magazine conventions like bold text, imagery and layout were used to attract this audience.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the magazine is 14-19 year old females from a middle class background. This is evidenced by the content featuring artists like Beyoncé that appeal to this age group, feminine colors, styles, and advertisements that would interest females. The language and price point of £2.00 also indicate a middle class audience. Surveys and feedback received confirmed this target age range would spend this amount on the magazine.
Evaluation for magazine
The document summarizes an evaluation of a media product (a music magazine). It discusses how the magazine uses conventions of real magazines, such as the cover line, images, barcode and price. It represents teenagers and young adults interested in rap/R&B music. A media company like Spin Media that distributes similar magazines could potentially distribute this one to attract a younger audience. The target audience is teenagers and young adults who enjoy artists like Keri Hilson, Lil Wayne and Drake. The creator made the magazine appealing to this audience through the featured artists and color scheme. Various software programs like Photoshop and InDesign were learned in constructing the magazine. Feedback from peers helped improve the magazine from its preliminary version.
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Evaluation q.2 pp
This document evaluates the representation of social groups in a media product. It summarizes that:
- The magazine's bright colors, focus on fashion, makeup, and boy bands like One Direction and Union J are meant to appeal to its target audience of 11-15 year old girls.
- It uses stereotypes common to magazines targeting this audience, representing them as "girly girls" interested in those topics.
- Aside from the content and colors, it follows similar conventions to other pop music magazines for its genre to effectively attract its target readership.
- The representations support rather than challenge dominant ideas about the interests and styles of its social group.
UNIT G321 - Music Magazine evaluation - Target Audience
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How Does your media product represent particular social groups?
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Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target teenage audience for their music magazine. They used young and new artists that teenagers could relate to, as well as informal language in articles that made readers feel like they were part of interviews. The magazine also featured fashionable clothing and a consistent red, black, and white color scheme that stood out and caught viewers' attention. Through these elements, as well as content the audience could relate to because of shared interests and age, the author was able to engage their target readership.
Magazine production evaluation - Question 2
The magazine represents several social groups including college students, university students, and young adults aged 16-24. It targets indie boys and girls who enjoy music, concerts, and socializing. The magazine deals with gender by using a color scheme of red, black, white, and yellow that appeals to both males and females. It also touches on social class by including a contest on the cover to win music festival tickets.
Question 2
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The document discusses how a magazine represents its target demographic audience of young people through the language, style, dress, and pictures used that appeal to stereotypes of that group. By creating this connection through representation, the magazine aims to develop the best relationship with its readers. The document also mentions being influenced by the representations used in other magazines to help clearly and easily represent the magazine's own target audience.
Evaluation question 4&5
The target audience for the magazine is males and females aged 16 to mid-20s. The author used a focus group on Facebook to get feedback on design elements and asked for opinions. Both genders were targeted by using neutral colors and avoiding stereotypical gendered content. The magazine was also priced affordably at £1.50 to be accessible to many people while still providing rich content. It features up-to-date music, images, artists and news relevant to the target demographic without focusing on a niche audience. Common magazine conventions like bold text, imagery and layout were used to attract this audience.
Evaluation 4
The target audience for the magazine is 14-19 year old females from a middle class background. This is evidenced by the content featuring artists like Beyoncé that appeal to this age group, feminine colors, styles, and advertisements that would interest females. The language and price point of £2.00 also indicate a middle class audience. Surveys and feedback received confirmed this target age range would spend this amount on the magazine.
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This document evaluates the representation of social groups in a media product. It summarizes that:
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- It uses stereotypes common to magazines targeting this audience, representing them as "girly girls" interested in those topics.
- Aside from the content and colors, it follows similar conventions to other pop music magazines for its genre to effectively attract its target readership.
- The representations support rather than challenge dominant ideas about the interests and styles of its social group.
UNIT G321 - Music Magazine evaluation - Target Audience
This document discusses the target audience and marketing strategies for a music magazine. The target audience is females aged 14-24 from lower socioeconomic backgrounds who are black. The magazine attracts this audience through its focus on up-and-coming artists, fashion trends, album releases and concerts. Bright purple coloring and images of models with sisterly bonds subvert stereotypes. Cover lines use puns and punchy sentences, while content focuses on education, celebrities and music to help the audience grow. Marketing would utilize social media, TV and computers through accounts, a celebrity chat show, and connecting the audience with their favorite artists.
How Does your media product represent particular social groups?
This document discusses how a magazine represents particular social groups through its design and content. The magazine's cover features a character meant to appeal to the target youth audience through his style. The magazine's articles and interviews focus on specific genres of music like indie that would attract fans of that genre rather than others. The color scheme and simple presentation of the magazine also aims to represent and be digestible for the target audience.
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Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target teenage audience for their music magazine. They used young and new artists that teenagers could relate to, as well as informal language in articles that made readers feel like they were part of interviews. The magazine also featured fashionable clothing and a consistent red, black, and white color scheme that stood out and caught viewers' attention. Through these elements, as well as content the audience could relate to because of shared interests and age, the author was able to engage their target readership.
Magazine production evaluation - Question 2
The magazine represents several social groups including college students, university students, and young adults aged 16-24. It targets indie boys and girls who enjoy music, concerts, and socializing. The magazine deals with gender by using a color scheme of red, black, white, and yellow that appeals to both males and females. It also touches on social class by including a contest on the cover to win music festival tickets.
Question 2
The document summarizes how a media product represents particular social groups. It represents teens aged 16 and older as the main target audience as the bands featured can inspire them. While mainly appealing to males due to language and style, images of bands also appeal to females. Social class is represented through the portrayal of bands as working class through their music genre and dress. The magazine aims to represent and influence people of any social group.
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Evaluation question 4&5
The document discusses attracting and addressing a target audience for a country music magazine. The target audience is identified as 18-34 year old males and females interested in country music. Focus groups with the target audience provided feedback that informed magazine design. The magazine uses neutral colors and avoids gender-specific elements to attract both male and female readers. Features like exclusive interviews and pull quotes are used on the cover, contents page, and articles to attract readers and encourage purchasing the magazine.
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The document is a media studies evaluation of the student's final magazine products. It summarizes how the magazine uses conventions of real products, represents the social group of teenagers and young adults who listen to indie music, and might be distributed by music stores, digital publishers, or at concerts and festivals. The target audience is identified as teenagers and young adults aged 16-24 of both genders interested in indie music. Images and layout aim to attract this audience's attention and relate to their style. The student learned new editing and design skills using software like Fireworks and Photoshop.
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- The document discusses the author's media studies coursework evaluating their created magazine product called "Uncharted".
- It focuses on defining the target audience as predominantly female, middle-class students aged 19-25 interested in independent music. Research was used to tailor the design to this audience.
- The magazine would be distributed by IPC Media due to their experience with similar music magazines and marketing strategies for younger audiences.
- Techniques learned include using Photoshop to manipulate images through cropping, brightness/contrast adjustments, and removing blemishes.
- Comparing the preliminary and final products showed improvements in professionalizing designs and layouts based on what worked and did not work initially.
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- The document discusses the student's media studies coursework evaluating their created magazine product called "Uncharted".
- It describes the target audience as being predominantly 19-25 year old middle class females interested in independent music. Research was conducted to inform design choices to attract this audience.
- Techniques learned include using Photoshop to manipulate images by cropping, adjusting brightness and contrast, removing blemishes. An example image is improved this way.
- Comparing the preliminary and final products showed improvements such as removing distracting backgrounds from images and developing coverline stamps to look more professional.
Who would be the audience for your media
The target audience of the indie music magazine is males and females aged 15-25 who follow indie music trends. They would mostly be students or working entry-level jobs. The magazine would attract this audience through its focus on indie music genres. Images of models wearing typical indie styles at eye-level would appeal to the audience's aesthetic. Marketing through social media platforms like Instagram and Tumblr as well as indie-focused shops would be effective ways to promote the magazine to this demographic.
Who would be the audience for your media
The target audience of the indie music magazine is males and females aged 15-25 who follow indie music trends. They would mostly be students or working entry-level jobs. The magazine would attract this audience through its focus on indie music genres. Images of models wearing typical indie styles at eye-level would appeal to the audience's aesthetic. Marketing through social media platforms and venues popular with this demographic, like Urban Outfitters and O2 Academies, would be effective ways to promote the magazine to its target audience.
Evaluation
The document is a media studies evaluation of a magazine created by the student.
The student used conventions of real magazines in their product, such as positioning the title on the front cover and including images, text, and interviews in the double page spread. They aimed their indie music magazine at teenagers and young adults by using appropriate images and language. Music stores and festivals would be suitable places to distribute the magazine to its target audience. The student learned new editing and design skills using software like Photoshop and Fireworks to construct their magazine.
Evaluation ppt 3
My media product would likely be distributed by Bear Media Group, as they publish similar magazines like NME and MOJO that target the same indie music audience. Bear Media Group knows how to reach this audience across different media platforms and has experience successfully distributing magazines with specialized indie music content to a mainstream audience through large retailers. They would help maximize the audience and sales of my new magazine.
Music magazine evaluation presentation
Lucy is a candidate for AS Media Studies submitting a foundation portfolio to OCR. Her media product is a magazine targeting young women aged 18-25 interested in indie music and fashion. To appeal to her target audience, Lucy's magazine cover features a band representing how readers aspire to look, with a natural female musician contrasting typical cover models. The magazine will be published weekly by NME publisher Mike William and distributed through its website and social media to encourage brand loyalty. While using conventions from other magazines, Lucy develops the format with a purple color scheme tailored to her female readership.
Evaluation Question 3
The student proposes distributing their independent music magazine through large mainstream publishers like IPC Media, who already distribute similar magazines. IPC could leverage their expertise in successfully marketing magazines like NME to also promote the student's magazine. The magazine would be distributed commercially through large retailers, subscriptions, and advertised online and through music television channels to reach a broad mainstream audience.
Presentation1
My media product would likely be distributed by IPC Media Group, a leading UK publisher that distributes over 80 magazines. IPC has experience distributing similar magazines to my proposed music magazine, like NME, and they could apply techniques from publishing NME to distribute my product as well. However, producing a magazine too similar to an existing IPC product would be risky. My product would be advertised using popular social media websites, radio, television music channels, and posters, matching how similar magazines promote themselves to large, mainstream audiences.
Media Evaluation
The document discusses how the media product uses conventions of real media. It uses a clear color scheme and house style to familiarize audiences with the brand. Shot types like medium close-ups on the cover are commonly used in magazines like VIBE. The masthead and barcode also use conventions seen in traditional magazines.
The document then discusses who the target audience is. The audience represents social groups C2-E and ages 16-28, who are fans of hip-hop/rap music.
It also discusses how the product would attract its audience. Features like bright colors, shots of young models, and star marketing techniques make the magazine appealing. The language and themes also reflect the working class target demographic.
My evaluation urban beats
My media product, a music magazine called Urban Beats, represents many conventions of real music magazines in its layout, content ratio, target audience, and use of advertisements. While following conventions like a typical magazine cover layout and 20% advertisements, it also challenges some conventions by developing the layout for shelf display and including a free CD to attract buyers. The intended audience is teenagers and young adults aged 14-24 from urban and working-class areas who are fans of hip hop music. Large media companies like IPC Media or Bauer Media would be suitable to distribute the magazine widely through their cross-media ownership of other platforms like radio, television, and internet.
My evaluation urban beats
My media product, a music magazine called Urban Beats, represents many conventions of real music magazines through its layout, use of advertisements, target audience, and ratio of content to images. However, it also challenges some conventions through its shelf layout and inclusion of a free CD. The magazine targets 14-24 year olds, especially those from urban and working-class backgrounds, by focusing on hip hop artists and using appropriate language for that audience. Large media companies like IPC Media or Bauer Media would be suitable to distribute the magazine because of their cross-media promotion abilities.
Question 5 media studies
To attract their target young audience, the magazine takes inspiration from other popular youth magazines like Q in its style and tone. It uses an eye-catching vibrant masthead and colorful layout with images relevant to music fans. The cover features a casual photo of singer Kieran to appeal to the magazine's mainly female readers. Inside, the contents page highlights features of interest like an interview with Rihanna and promotes the magazine's multi-platform content. An article about singer Kieran uses an informal first-person interview style to discuss his career struggles and upcoming work in a way that will interest and relate to readers.
Evaluation question 4 & 5
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience for a music magazine. Their target audience was 16-25 year olds interested in pop/indie music. To attract both male and female readers, neutral colors like white, grey, black and red were used. The front cover featured a stylish model to attract both genders. Pull quotes and anchoring text were used to entice readers. The contents page included social media links to engage readers and a list of articles. Double page spreads used anchoring text and eye-catching images and text to catch readers' attention.
Evaluation question 4 & 5
This document discusses how the target audience of 16-25 year olds interested in pop/indie music was addressed in a magazine. The magazine used neutral colors, direct addressing of artists, and social media links to appeal to both male and female readers. The front cover featured a stylish model to attract both genders through fashion and sexuality. Article previews and anchoring text were designed to entice readers and build intrigue. Images and bold artist names helped catch readers' attention across pages. The goal was to attract this young audience and engage them through various interactive elements in the magazine's design.
Evaluation - Joseph Ellison
The document provides details about the planning and design process for a magazine media product. Key points include:
- Photoshop was used to design the magazine pages, learning skills like manipulating images and layers.
- Consideration was given to photography planning for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread. Different ideas were tried before final images were selected.
- The front cover image shows a close-up of the model wearing a "RUN DMC" hat to attract hip-hop fans.
- The contents page uses a single main image with cover stories placed around it.
- The double page spread finally featured a group photo in black to symbolize a boy band, suiting
G321 Media Studies Evaluation Vince Reyes
This document contains Vince Reyes' responses to evaluation questions about a media studies assignment to create a magazine. Vince analyzed existing magazines to understand conventions and targeted his magazine at teenagers and young adults interested in hip hop. He incorporated appropriate conventions into elements like the cover, masthead, and contents page. Vince selected Eldridge Industries as a suitable publisher given they release similar hip hop magazines. He aimed to attract his target audience through the use of dark colors, intimidating cover star imagery, and hip hop relevant language. Vince learned new skills using software like PagePlus and Publisher to construct the magazine. He felt his final product better fulfilled the brief compared to his preliminary task by more fully incorporating industry conventions.
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- 2. How did you attract/address you audience? I attracted the target audience through viral adds and campaigns on social networking websites such as Facebook and twitter. I also attracted my target audience through the use of ‘We Media’ because this would create a customer relationship between the target audience and the product. Media institutions such as SkyNews use ‘We Media’ which allows their audiences to become apart of the way issues are handled, as well as the audience sharing their own opinion. I attracted the target audience in this way through the contents page. At the bottom of the contents page is contact details that the readers of the magazine can look at in order to access the product or those who create it. Furthermore, the target audience of my product will become involved in the of We Media through the contact information shown at the bottom of the contents page which involves, the institutions ‘JAZZMINS’: • web address ( the audience can access information about the product online •Head office number (the readers can the head office to make enquiries about the content that has been shown in the magazine) •Address of head office – (readers can contact the head office through letters or visit the head office themselves and make any enquiries about the product) An institution that uses ‘We Media’
- 3. Viral Campaigns I will be using Viral campaigns like this to bring attraction the.product
- 4. Attracting the audience through Image Another way in which I attracted the target audience was through Items of clothing worn by the musicians. This type of unconventional style for young women attracted my target audience because is represented young women in a sophisticated and mature way. This type of representation differed from many music magazine targeted at young people such as: Rock, Pop, Indie, Hip Hop , RnB etc.