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The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of hip hop fans in their magazine. They wrote in broken English to relate to the audience and used a young African male on the cover, as most stars in the music industry are young African males so the audience would feel more comfortable. The font used on the cover also applies to the hip hop genre. The magazine is aimed mostly at men since the cover features a male model and the color red appeals more to men. The model is the same age and ethnicity as the target audience and reflects actual hip hop artists.
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Question 1
The document discusses the target audience for a proposed hip hop magazine called "BaZe". It notes that the magazine aims to appeal to both British and American hip hop fans aged 18-34. While males dominate the hip hop industry, the magazine targets both male and female readers. The ideal reader is someone who looks up to hip hop celebrities and wants to emulate them, staying up to date on new music releases. The magazine fills a niche by providing a publication focused on both UK and US hip hop artists for an audience interested in learning more about artists on a personal level.
Question 4
The primary audience for the magazine would be African teenagers aged 16 and older from low-income backgrounds, as research found the readership was mostly male Africans between those ages with a yearly income under £11,000. A secondary audience would be 16-18 year olds interested in hip hop but not regular readers, to encourage them to read more about their music idols. An older audience would also be targeted to make them aware of new hip hop artists.
Primary research
The document contains the reflections of a student named Giacomo Pisa on primary research conducted through questionnaires for a school project on designing a hip hop magazine. The research covered topics like the target demographics, preferred content, pricing, and design elements. Key findings included that the target audience is primarily males ages 15-19, the magazine should be priced at £3 and released monthly, and feature artists like Drake, Kanye West, and Eminem. Free festival tickets emerged as the most popular potential prize promotion.
Primary Research Evidence
This document summarizes the responses to a 10 question survey about preferences for a hip hop magazine. Key findings include:
- The majority of respondents were ages 16-24.
- Most respondents were male.
- Respondents' socioeconomic status was mostly semi-skilled manual labor.
- The most important magazine cover feature is the main image.
- An orange, black, and white color scheme is preferred.
- Artists like Drake, Kanye West, and Tyler the Creator are most interesting.
- Most would pay between £3-4 for the magazine and subscribe if affordable.
- Effective advertising avenues include social media and posters.
Q4 Who would the audience be for your media product?
The document summarizes the target audience for a proposed hip hop magazine. The audience would primarily be socioeconomic categories C2-E, representing middle and lower class individuals who could relate to the informal language. Psychographically, the magazine aims at "mainstreamers" who follow popular hip hop artists, as well as "aspirers" who are inspired by stories of success. Demographically, the target age range is 16-25, with a dominant male audience, though females may also be interested through features like the male model on the cover. The intended readership includes suburban youth who could relate to the magazine's content.
Question 4 - ReDo
The target audience for the magazine is teenagers and young adults between the ages of 16-25. This includes both male and female genders as hip hop appeals to both. The magazine aims to attract those interested in hip hop music, rap music, the latest fashion trends, and news about the hip hop industry based on research of other hip hop magazines and the interests of students.
Question 5 - Evaluation
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience of 16-24 year olds to their music magazine. They included a variety of popular music genres to appeal to everyone. They also advertised clothing and game brands they knew this age group liked. On the front cover, they featured recent, popular artists from different genres. The contents page listed young artists and used different fonts. The double-page spread incorporated colors, boxes and social media to attract readers' attention and encourage engagement online. Overall, the wide range of content and features was intended to appeal to the target audience.
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses how a magazine was designed to appeal to a target audience of 16-19 year olds who enjoy indie music. The magazine features black and white imagery and focuses on both male and female readers. Articles about musicians and their lives are meant to inspire and interest readers. The style and color scheme draws from popular indie bands to appeal to the tastes of the target demographic.
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Question 1
The document discusses the target audience for a proposed hip hop magazine called "BaZe". It notes that the magazine aims to appeal to both British and American hip hop fans aged 18-34. While males dominate the hip hop industry, the magazine targets both male and female readers. The ideal reader is someone who looks up to hip hop celebrities and wants to emulate them, staying up to date on new music releases. The magazine fills a niche by providing a publication focused on both UK and US hip hop artists for an audience interested in learning more about artists on a personal level.
Question 4
The primary audience for the magazine would be African teenagers aged 16 and older from low-income backgrounds, as research found the readership was mostly male Africans between those ages with a yearly income under £11,000. A secondary audience would be 16-18 year olds interested in hip hop but not regular readers, to encourage them to read more about their music idols. An older audience would also be targeted to make them aware of new hip hop artists.
Primary research
The document contains the reflections of a student named Giacomo Pisa on primary research conducted through questionnaires for a school project on designing a hip hop magazine. The research covered topics like the target demographics, preferred content, pricing, and design elements. Key findings included that the target audience is primarily males ages 15-19, the magazine should be priced at £3 and released monthly, and feature artists like Drake, Kanye West, and Eminem. Free festival tickets emerged as the most popular potential prize promotion.
Primary Research Evidence
This document summarizes the responses to a 10 question survey about preferences for a hip hop magazine. Key findings include:
- The majority of respondents were ages 16-24.
- Most respondents were male.
- Respondents' socioeconomic status was mostly semi-skilled manual labor.
- The most important magazine cover feature is the main image.
- An orange, black, and white color scheme is preferred.
- Artists like Drake, Kanye West, and Tyler the Creator are most interesting.
- Most would pay between £3-4 for the magazine and subscribe if affordable.
- Effective advertising avenues include social media and posters.
Q4 Who would the audience be for your media product?
The document summarizes the target audience for a proposed hip hop magazine. The audience would primarily be socioeconomic categories C2-E, representing middle and lower class individuals who could relate to the informal language. Psychographically, the magazine aims at "mainstreamers" who follow popular hip hop artists, as well as "aspirers" who are inspired by stories of success. Demographically, the target age range is 16-25, with a dominant male audience, though females may also be interested through features like the male model on the cover. The intended readership includes suburban youth who could relate to the magazine's content.
Question 4 - ReDo
The target audience for the magazine is teenagers and young adults between the ages of 16-25. This includes both male and female genders as hip hop appeals to both. The magazine aims to attract those interested in hip hop music, rap music, the latest fashion trends, and news about the hip hop industry based on research of other hip hop magazines and the interests of students.
Question 5 - Evaluation
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience of 16-24 year olds to their music magazine. They included a variety of popular music genres to appeal to everyone. They also advertised clothing and game brands they knew this age group liked. On the front cover, they featured recent, popular artists from different genres. The contents page listed young artists and used different fonts. The double-page spread incorporated colors, boxes and social media to attract readers' attention and encourage engagement online. Overall, the wide range of content and features was intended to appeal to the target audience.
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses how a magazine was designed to appeal to a target audience of 16-19 year olds who enjoy indie music. The magazine features black and white imagery and focuses on both male and female readers. Articles about musicians and their lives are meant to inspire and interest readers. The style and color scheme draws from popular indie bands to appeal to the tastes of the target demographic.
Evaluation question 1
This document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, uses conventions of real magazines. It describes using consistent branding elements like a red masthead and font. The front cover layout mirrors other music magazines with the masthead, cover line, and central image. The featured artist challenges stereotypes by not being sexualized. The contents page also follows conventions like using large images related to articles and secondary images of artists. It aims to appeal to its target audience of digital natives by including social media symbols. Date and branding elements create continuity across the magazine.
Question 5
Heather used research methods like interviews and questionnaires to understand her target audience of teenage and young adult females. She chose a model of the same age and interests to relate to readers. The magazine cover features bright colors, a fashionable model, and promises of free items and contests to attract readers. Social media links allow readers to engage with the magazine online. Throughout the magazine, bold designs help readers easily navigate while images of fashion, concerts, and an interview with a popular artist keep the content appealing and relevant to the target readership.
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.
How did you attract your audience
The document discusses the decisions made in designing a music magazine called "Quaint". It describes choosing to feature a single main image on the cover to avoid appearing crowded. It also discusses setting an affordable price of £2.49 based on market research showing prices between £2-3 sold best. Fashion was an important consideration, aiming for a shabby chic, high fashion vintage feel by carefully selecting the model's costumes, props, and makeup. The chosen genre was indie-pop to make it unique while targeting interested audiences. Color schemes and other design elements were selected based on research of existing magazines and feedback from questionnaires and peers.
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.
Main task existing product analysis 2
The primary audience of Cosmopolitan magazine is white, British women ages 17-25 from socio-economic groups A-C2 who have a disposable income. The magazine targets "aspirers" who seek status and are interested in fashion, and "explorers" who enjoy discovery. Cosmopolitan represents young women through topics like fashion, beauty, and relationships. It uses the young, white British singer Paloma Faith on the cover to appeal to its target demographic.
Evaluation question 2
My magazine represents several social groups:
1) The target age group is 15-22, as the images, clothing, and language are tailored for this audience.
2) The magazine is mostly aimed at males due to the rap/hip hop genre's male focus, though it also includes some female-centered content to expand its audience.
3) While most of the magazine features white British subjects, it also includes representations of other ethnicities to appeal to a diverse target audience.
Shout magazine presentation2
Shout Magazine is a pop music magazine targeted at teenage girls aged 12-16. It has been published since 1993 by D.C Thomson & Co. Ltd. The magazine uses a feminine pink masthead and color palette of pink and blue to appeal to its target audience. It addresses readers using abbreviations and personal pronouns to seem up-to-date and engage readers. The central image on the cover is of the popular boyband One Direction to appeal to a mainstream audience and drive sales.
Magazine proposal
The document proposes a new indie music magazine called "SOUND" that will be released monthly. It will target teenagers aged 16-22 and feature reviews, interviews, and competitions. Each month there will be an in-depth profile of a featured artist with questions, tour dates, and trivia. The unique selling point is that tokens collected in each issue can be redeemed for prizes from artist merchandise to concert tickets, with better prizes requiring more tokens. The magazine launch will include chances to win trips to major cities and a special cover to generate excitement.
Task 9 proposal
The document summarizes research into music magazines and their target audiences. It discusses how the target audience must be considered in content and production. The genres and artists featured are determined by what is popular with the target audience at that time. Music magazines also need their own style to stand out as a brand. The rest of the document outlines plans for a pop music magazine aimed at teenage girls, including genre, target audience, front page design, contents page, and double page interview spread. Photographs of models will be needed to portray artists in a glamorous, posed style suitable for the magazine.
Magazine proposals
1) The document discusses the design choices for an R&B magazine, including using a maximum of three complimentary colors, bold fonts, and striking images that portray confidence and swagger.
2) The target audience is ages 15-25, both male and female, though R&B appeals widely across ages.
3) A sample article will feature the author's sister trying to break into the music industry with a Q&A style piece.
Media magazine cover
The magazine cover is for Beano, a long-running British children's comic magazine known for characters like Dennis the Menace. The target audience is boys ages 4-7, though it also appeals to older collectors. The cover uses bright colors and recognizable characters like Dennis to attract children visually. It promotes a free iPad mini to incentivize purchases. The masthead title matches the color scheme and dominates the cover to clearly identify the magazine.
Questions 4 and 5
The document discusses the target audience for a media product focused on the hip-hop genre. The target audience is identified as teenagers and young adults aged 16-30, as this age group is most interested in hip-hop artists and music. Both male and female audiences are targeted, as well as all races and ethnicities. The target socio-economic group is identified as C2-E, which includes young adults and students. Psychographically, the target audience fits the "mainstream" category as they follow trends and value brands. Both the front cover and double page spread of the magazine are designed to address this target audience through the use of relevant artists, styles, and messages aimed at inspiring confidence and motivation.
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.
Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for a rock and pop punk music magazine. To attract readers, the author used attention-grabbing headlines, images of attractive musicians, and competitions. The language and tone used was informal to match the target demographic of teenage readers. Personal pronouns and a casual voice created a sense that the magazine was directly speaking to each reader individually.
Question 5
My target audience was young males and young people interested in rap or hip hop music. I addressed this audience through photography showing someone cool listening to music through headphones sitting on speakers, wearing stylish clothing like baggy pants and trainers. The article included a small Twitter section with music-related questions and answers to provide inside information. A larger questions and answers section was also included to be similar in size to other music magazines. Word analysis showed words like "play" and "like" and "music" were prominent to reach the target audience. A questionnaire provided feedback that helped price the magazine at £2.30, around what people said they would pay in shops. The fonts, colors, and cover image were bright,
Target market
The document discusses selecting a target market for a new music magazine. It decides on a teenage/young adult market as they are most likely to buy music magazines and be interested in music. Most popular music magazines already target this demographic. It considers whether to target more at males or females, as females may buy more music magazines, but decides to make the magazine appeal to both genders. Finally, it lists iconic music figures that would be relevant to the target teenage/young adult market and discusses including interviews and gossip about these figures in the magazine to attract readers.
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses a magazine aimed at young girls aged 10-14. It summarizes that the magazine targets this demographic and aims to appeal to them by featuring topics of interest like pop music, fashion, and celebrities. It also discusses using bright colors and images of idols like musicians to relate to and attract its intended audience of teenage girls. Market research was conducted on social media preferences of the target group to identify promotion strategies.
Question 4
The target audience for the magazine would be 15-25 year olds of both genders interested in small, unsigned bands. The magazine would focus on the alternative genre of grunge/punk featuring articles on lesser known artists and their style. It would have a messy, non-polished design to match the genre including black and white photos with jagged cutouts. Market research found potential readers would pay up to £5 and want to learn about the artists beyond just their music.
Audience demographics
The magazine will focus on hip hop music and culture, targeting teenagers ages 13-18 living in urban areas. It will not target a specific gender but aim to attract both male and female readers. The magazine will cost between £2-3 to be affordable for its target audience, which includes unemployed teenagers and those from lower socioeconomic classes. It will represent a diverse range of ethnic groups found in urban areas. While acknowledging criticisms of sexualized portrayals of women in hip hop, the magazine will feature artists dressed more appropriately while still reflecting hip hop fashion styles. The primary audience will be those seeking to emulate hip hop stars through designer brands and expensive accessories.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of hip hop fans in their magazine design. They used broken English to relate to the audience and featured a young African male on the cover to match who is popular in the music industry. The large bubbly font on the cover also fits with conventions of hip hop magazines. Throughout the magazine, the author kept the audience's attention by using a variety of colors for the text and images to preview contents and using big titles to grab attention. The cover is mostly aimed at men as the genre and featured male model appeal more to men.
Evaluation question 5
Kate Carmichael created a magazine targeted at young girls ages 11-15. She did research and found the target audience was 87% female. This influenced her magazine design - she used pastel colors, images of teen models, and content she thought would appeal to younger girls and boys. To evaluate her magazine, Kate asked people questions. Responses showed the bright colors and models attracted attention and matched the genre. While the content and designs looked professional, the evaluators were not the target audience and would not buy the magazine. Kate annotated her magazine to explain design choices like colors, language, costumes, and photography locations used.
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Evaluation question 1
This document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, uses conventions of real magazines. It describes using consistent branding elements like a red masthead and font. The front cover layout mirrors other music magazines with the masthead, cover line, and central image. The featured artist challenges stereotypes by not being sexualized. The contents page also follows conventions like using large images related to articles and secondary images of artists. It aims to appeal to its target audience of digital natives by including social media symbols. Date and branding elements create continuity across the magazine.
Question 5
Heather used research methods like interviews and questionnaires to understand her target audience of teenage and young adult females. She chose a model of the same age and interests to relate to readers. The magazine cover features bright colors, a fashionable model, and promises of free items and contests to attract readers. Social media links allow readers to engage with the magazine online. Throughout the magazine, bold designs help readers easily navigate while images of fashion, concerts, and an interview with a popular artist keep the content appealing and relevant to the target readership.
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.
How did you attract your audience
The document discusses the decisions made in designing a music magazine called "Quaint". It describes choosing to feature a single main image on the cover to avoid appearing crowded. It also discusses setting an affordable price of £2.49 based on market research showing prices between £2-3 sold best. Fashion was an important consideration, aiming for a shabby chic, high fashion vintage feel by carefully selecting the model's costumes, props, and makeup. The chosen genre was indie-pop to make it unique while targeting interested audiences. Color schemes and other design elements were selected based on research of existing magazines and feedback from questionnaires and peers.
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.
Main task existing product analysis 2
The primary audience of Cosmopolitan magazine is white, British women ages 17-25 from socio-economic groups A-C2 who have a disposable income. The magazine targets "aspirers" who seek status and are interested in fashion, and "explorers" who enjoy discovery. Cosmopolitan represents young women through topics like fashion, beauty, and relationships. It uses the young, white British singer Paloma Faith on the cover to appeal to its target demographic.
Evaluation question 2
My magazine represents several social groups:
1) The target age group is 15-22, as the images, clothing, and language are tailored for this audience.
2) The magazine is mostly aimed at males due to the rap/hip hop genre's male focus, though it also includes some female-centered content to expand its audience.
3) While most of the magazine features white British subjects, it also includes representations of other ethnicities to appeal to a diverse target audience.
Shout magazine presentation2
Shout Magazine is a pop music magazine targeted at teenage girls aged 12-16. It has been published since 1993 by D.C Thomson & Co. Ltd. The magazine uses a feminine pink masthead and color palette of pink and blue to appeal to its target audience. It addresses readers using abbreviations and personal pronouns to seem up-to-date and engage readers. The central image on the cover is of the popular boyband One Direction to appeal to a mainstream audience and drive sales.
Magazine proposal
The document proposes a new indie music magazine called "SOUND" that will be released monthly. It will target teenagers aged 16-22 and feature reviews, interviews, and competitions. Each month there will be an in-depth profile of a featured artist with questions, tour dates, and trivia. The unique selling point is that tokens collected in each issue can be redeemed for prizes from artist merchandise to concert tickets, with better prizes requiring more tokens. The magazine launch will include chances to win trips to major cities and a special cover to generate excitement.
Task 9 proposal
The document summarizes research into music magazines and their target audiences. It discusses how the target audience must be considered in content and production. The genres and artists featured are determined by what is popular with the target audience at that time. Music magazines also need their own style to stand out as a brand. The rest of the document outlines plans for a pop music magazine aimed at teenage girls, including genre, target audience, front page design, contents page, and double page interview spread. Photographs of models will be needed to portray artists in a glamorous, posed style suitable for the magazine.
Magazine proposals
1) The document discusses the design choices for an R&B magazine, including using a maximum of three complimentary colors, bold fonts, and striking images that portray confidence and swagger.
2) The target audience is ages 15-25, both male and female, though R&B appeals widely across ages.
3) A sample article will feature the author's sister trying to break into the music industry with a Q&A style piece.
Media magazine cover
The magazine cover is for Beano, a long-running British children's comic magazine known for characters like Dennis the Menace. The target audience is boys ages 4-7, though it also appeals to older collectors. The cover uses bright colors and recognizable characters like Dennis to attract children visually. It promotes a free iPad mini to incentivize purchases. The masthead title matches the color scheme and dominates the cover to clearly identify the magazine.
Questions 4 and 5
The document discusses the target audience for a media product focused on the hip-hop genre. The target audience is identified as teenagers and young adults aged 16-30, as this age group is most interested in hip-hop artists and music. Both male and female audiences are targeted, as well as all races and ethnicities. The target socio-economic group is identified as C2-E, which includes young adults and students. Psychographically, the target audience fits the "mainstream" category as they follow trends and value brands. Both the front cover and double page spread of the magazine are designed to address this target audience through the use of relevant artists, styles, and messages aimed at inspiring confidence and motivation.
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.
Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for a rock and pop punk music magazine. To attract readers, the author used attention-grabbing headlines, images of attractive musicians, and competitions. The language and tone used was informal to match the target demographic of teenage readers. Personal pronouns and a casual voice created a sense that the magazine was directly speaking to each reader individually.
Question 5
My target audience was young males and young people interested in rap or hip hop music. I addressed this audience through photography showing someone cool listening to music through headphones sitting on speakers, wearing stylish clothing like baggy pants and trainers. The article included a small Twitter section with music-related questions and answers to provide inside information. A larger questions and answers section was also included to be similar in size to other music magazines. Word analysis showed words like "play" and "like" and "music" were prominent to reach the target audience. A questionnaire provided feedback that helped price the magazine at £2.30, around what people said they would pay in shops. The fonts, colors, and cover image were bright,
Target market
The document discusses selecting a target market for a new music magazine. It decides on a teenage/young adult market as they are most likely to buy music magazines and be interested in music. Most popular music magazines already target this demographic. It considers whether to target more at males or females, as females may buy more music magazines, but decides to make the magazine appeal to both genders. Finally, it lists iconic music figures that would be relevant to the target teenage/young adult market and discusses including interviews and gossip about these figures in the magazine to attract readers.
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses a magazine aimed at young girls aged 10-14. It summarizes that the magazine targets this demographic and aims to appeal to them by featuring topics of interest like pop music, fashion, and celebrities. It also discusses using bright colors and images of idols like musicians to relate to and attract its intended audience of teenage girls. Market research was conducted on social media preferences of the target group to identify promotion strategies.
Question 4
The target audience for the magazine would be 15-25 year olds of both genders interested in small, unsigned bands. The magazine would focus on the alternative genre of grunge/punk featuring articles on lesser known artists and their style. It would have a messy, non-polished design to match the genre including black and white photos with jagged cutouts. Market research found potential readers would pay up to £5 and want to learn about the artists beyond just their music.
Audience demographics
The magazine will focus on hip hop music and culture, targeting teenagers ages 13-18 living in urban areas. It will not target a specific gender but aim to attract both male and female readers. The magazine will cost between £2-3 to be affordable for its target audience, which includes unemployed teenagers and those from lower socioeconomic classes. It will represent a diverse range of ethnic groups found in urban areas. While acknowledging criticisms of sexualized portrayals of women in hip hop, the magazine will feature artists dressed more appropriately while still reflecting hip hop fashion styles. The primary audience will be those seeking to emulate hip hop stars through designer brands and expensive accessories.
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The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of hip hop fans in their magazine design. They used broken English to relate to the audience and featured a young African male on the cover to match who is popular in the music industry. The large bubbly font on the cover also fits with conventions of hip hop magazines. Throughout the magazine, the author kept the audience's attention by using a variety of colors for the text and images to preview contents and using big titles to grab attention. The cover is mostly aimed at men as the genre and featured male model appeal more to men.
Evaluation question 5
Kate Carmichael created a magazine targeted at young girls ages 11-15. She did research and found the target audience was 87% female. This influenced her magazine design - she used pastel colors, images of teen models, and content she thought would appeal to younger girls and boys. To evaluate her magazine, Kate asked people questions. Responses showed the bright colors and models attracted attention and matched the genre. While the content and designs looked professional, the evaluators were not the target audience and would not buy the magazine. Kate annotated her magazine to explain design choices like colors, language, costumes, and photography locations used.
Question 5
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Target audience 4 and 5
This document provides research on the target audience for a pop magazine. It identifies the audience as primarily female aged 9-15, interested in music, beauty, celebrity and fashion. Research through surveys found the audience wants news, reviews, gossip and style tips. To appeal to this audience, the magazine will use bright colors like pink and blue, casual fonts, trending celebrity images and an informal chatty tone.
Target audience 4 and 5
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Evaluation Question 5
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Target audience 4 and 5
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- The document discusses possible genres for a new music magazine, including rock, R&B, and hip hop. It analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of targeting each genre.
- The author decides to target the pop genre because it is versatile and appeals to both genders, allowing for a wider target audience aged 16-24. Pop will allow for inclusion of various popular artists.
- Examples of existing music magazines like Blender are analyzed for effective cover designs, color schemes, fonts, and how they target younger audiences through celebrity images.
- The author selects a font for the magazine masthead that incorporates a bubble gum "O" to symbolize the pop genre and target audience. The masthead name "LO
Evaluation question 2
1) The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience of 16-26 year olds for their magazine.
2) They used a bold, simple font in black and yellow or black and white to make the text stand out on shelves.
3) Throughout the magazine, they used a color scheme of white, black and yellow which would appeal to younger audiences and help the magazine stand out from others.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed and attracted their target audience for a hip hop magazine.
Some key points:
1) The design uses a simple color scheme of white, black and yellow to appeal to the moderate, music and gossip-loving audience.
2) The front cover model is dressed in hip hop fashion to represent the genre and attract the fashion-conscious audience.
3) The language, font choices, and front cover image featuring a celebrity in trendy clothing were aimed to directly interest the hip hop fan audience.
Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience in their magazine. They used specific colors like red, white, black, and grey that were inspired by an existing magazine their focus group liked. These colors provided contrast and attracted readers to the magazine cover. The layout was also organized with cover lines in columns left of the main image to appear neat rather than cluttered based on audience research. Both male and female images were included to appeal to all parts of the target demographic.
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The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience for a new music magazine. They aimed to attract a young audience aged 16-25, with a main focus on females. To do this, they featured an attractive female model on the front cover similar in age to readers. They also included male models to not appear biased towards females. The color scheme of black, white and burgundy was chosen to appeal to both genders. While the front cover model was female, her costume was intended to attract male audiences as well. The magazine included various music genres popular with the target audience like RnB and pop.
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This is a presentation of half my second questions their is upto question number 5 i have included in here and i will answer the next 2 questions in a prezzi.
Question 2222222222
The magazine represents several social groups:
- The target audience is mainly working class white males ages 16+, as rap/hip-hop is stereotypically a genre preferred by this group. Research showed this age group and social class listened to this music.
- Ethnic minorities are represented with a photo of a Saudi man, aligning with stereotypes of the genre's diversity.
- While targeting working class males, the magazine portrays a lavish lifestyle contrasting with this class through images of wealth, motivating readers.
- Females are also represented on the contents page through an attractive pink-filtered photo, appealing to heterosexual readers' sexuality.
Question 5
The document discusses feedback received on a magazine created for a rap music audience. The respondent found that the colors and typography used were appropriate for the genre. The audience liked the front cover the most because it had the most detail and looked most like a rap magazine. To attract the target audience, the creator used big, bold fonts and writing; broad but subtle colors that conveyed masculinity; and large images of models to draw readers in.
Q4
The target audience for the magazine is males aged 18-27 from middle to upper lower class backgrounds who enjoy indie/rock music, comedies, and horror films. Research into this audience included a questionnaire, focus group, and examining a similar magazine (NME). The questionnaire and focus group helped identify content and design preferences. Learning from NME, the magazine features band photos in black and white and masthead positioning that appeals to its mostly male under 35 audience. The magazine appeals to its target through strong masculine colors, modern plain fonts, and content aligned with indie/rock music.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their audience for their magazine. They used specific language tailored to young readers to keep them entertained and presented the magazine differently than a typical one. They included interesting topics and journalism that young readers would actually read. On the cover, they featured an upcoming music duet discussing their new album and tour to intrigue readers. The content focused on famous music acts to appeal to teenage and young readers.
Evaluation (5)
The document discusses how the author attracted and addressed their target audience for a music magazine. They used formal language and bold formatting for questions to draw attention. Secondary research of other magazines showed their target was likely 15-25 year olds. Conventions like headlines and colors were analyzed to meet audience expectations. The target audience for the author's hip hop magazine is teenagers aged 15-20 who would be interested in the genre. Primary research through questionnaires helped identify the target and gather feedback to inform decisions.
Evaluation: Question 1
The document discusses the design and layout of a Pop magazine created by the author. It summarizes:
- The masthead font and color scheme were chosen to convey an informal, youthful style suitable for a Pop genre magazine. Images make up most of the layout to engage readers.
- The $2 price point, placement of the barcode, and styles/poses of models in photos were designed with the target 16-23 year old audience in mind based on research of existing magazines.
- Consistent use of pink, blue, and white throughout the magazine along with smiling, fashionable photos aim to portray happiness and self-pride fitting the Pop genre. The magazine replicates conventions of popular magazines to appeal
How does my media product represent different social
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Question 4
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Evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the media product challenges and develops conventions of hip hop magazines. It challenges conventions by using a unique title "BaZe" instead of naming the genre, including multiple images on the content page rather than one, and placing the magazine name above the content title. Conventions that are developed include using a red, black, and white color scheme throughout, including the artist on the cover looking to the side rather than directly at the camera, and setting double page spreads on the streets to appeal to young audiences. Overall, the document argues that challenging, developing, and using conventions makes the magazine more appealing to its target audience.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the media product challenges and develops conventions of hip hop magazines. It analyzes magazines like Vibe and Wordplay to understand conventions in the genre. The media product uses some conventions like background color schemes and character attire. However, it challenges conventions by using a unique title font, including multiple images on pages, and having the character look to the side rather than directly at the camera. Overall, the document argues the product challenges and develops conventions to appeal to its target audience while also improving upon the magazine format.
Content page codes and conventions
The content page of a magazine lays out all page numbers and titles, and usually includes brief descriptions of sections. It aims to attract audiences by featuring the main artist, often in a long shot image using conventional colors like red and black that are masculine and allow artists to seem mysterious for hip-hop magazines.
Double page codes and conventions
The document discusses conventions for magazine double page spreads that feature rappers. Typically, these spreads include a large central image of the rapper spanning both pages along with additional photos. Colors schemes are often dark to match the mysterious persona rappers aim to portray through their fashion choices like jewelry. Headlines also usually reference the name of the featured artist.
Evaluation question 4
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Evaluation question 2
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Evaluation question 1
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The second magazine targets black males aged 16-30, particularly in the UK, Australia, USA and other English-speaking countries who are in education or early careers and fans of rap and hip-hop music.
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Question 6
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Question 3
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Content page
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Content page
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Presentation3
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Question 5
- 1. QUESTION 5 How did you attract/address your audience?
- 2. I chose to address the hip hop audience, I did this by typing in broken English. I did this because the audience would it more entertaining to read since they can relate to it. I tried to relate with my target audience through out the magazine, for example in my cover I used a young African male. I choose this because most of the star in the music industry are young African male, meaning they audience would feel more comfortable seeing a black male on the cover. Further, the font I used on my cover would be beneficial to my magazine because it applies to the genre since the large bubbly is usually used by hip hop magazines. Q5
- 3. masthead Colour scheme Jacket- Mise en scene Hair style Price Bar code Features Colour scheme-white chinos
- 4. Q5 Cover star Gender; My magazine is aimed at both genders but mostly aimed at men since the magazine is not very feminine. The cover is also another reason why the magazine is aimed more at males because the modal is a male, the colour red tend to also appeal more to men. Age: The modal I chose was perfect for my target audience since his the same age them and has a similar ethnicity. Genre: My magazine cover reflect on actual hip-hop starts since there is a fictional hip-hop artists.