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The document summarizes how a magazine represents its target audience of 14-19 year old males and females who are interested in indie music. The magazine features images of boys with swept hair and relaxed poses wearing band t-shirts to represent teenage boys into indie music. It also includes images of a female singer with wavy red hair to represent females with an indie style. The magazine aims to attract both genders using positive text and darker colors consistent with other indie magazines.
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This document summarizes the design choices made for an indie music magazine to represent different social groups. The magazine aims to attract all genders by including both male and female artists. On the cover, a male model holds a guitar in casual clothing to represent indie musicians without prioritizing gender. The contents page also includes a mix of male and female singers. The double page spread features a male singer, but the colors and location were chosen to appeal to mixed audiences. Throughout, care was taken to include a balance of genders and represent the casual styles of different social groups interested in indie music.
Question 2
This document discusses the design of an indie music magazine intended to represent different social groups equally. It describes choosing a male model for the cover to attract female readers while also including both male and female artists. The contents page includes a mix of male and female singers. The double page spread features a male singer but keeps colors and styling consistent with the front to attract both genders. Throughout, care was taken to represent the interests of different genders and social classes through the choice of artists, models, clothing, and backgrounds.
5. How did you attract/address your audience?
The document summarizes how the magazine addressed its audience through design elements. It used a simple purple and black color scheme that was visually appealing and neutral to attract both sexes. Eye-catching images of artists in dominant poses engaged readers. References to artists' songs kept the content timely and cheeky. Continuity across the cover, contents page, and spreads further attracted readers through a consistent style. Polaroid images made the magazine unique.
question 2
The document discusses a media publication and summarizes:
1) The author believes their publication is not gender biased, though they acknowledge the front cover image features a male and may appeal more to men.
2) They used a simple color scheme of red, white, and light brown based on feedback that these colors represent the indie genre.
3) All images portray the indie genre and colors fit the magazine and genre. The front cover male is depicted as relaxed to portray the indie look.
Question 2
This document discusses how a media product represents different social groups. It represents "pretty girls" in school through the image of a teenage girl on the front cover. The pink colors are meant to attract girl girls. It aims to be very mainstream to appeal to everyday girls. In contrast, the contents page has a more edgy black background that could attract girls with different styles who are into indie or hip hop scenes. The double page spread uses urban images that would attract girls interested in R&B, which stereotypically appeals more to working class girls, while the professional layout could also interest high class girls. Overall, it aims to represent a few different social groups.
Evaluation 5
The document discusses how the magazine cover and contents were designed to attract different audiences. The main cover photo appeals to both females interested in the artist's looks and males who find her attractive. Bright and bubbly design gives a fun, young feel. Limited cover lines draw attention to an impactful quote from the artist about not being perfect. A diverse color scheme and typical magazine content makes the publication appealing and relatable to various readers. Photos and articles provide insight into celebrities that readers might be curious about. Overall the magazine aims to attract a wide audience with designs and stories that reflect mainstream appeal and popularity.
Social groups
Social groups are defined by shared interests, opinions, styles of dress and music tastes. Different social groups represent different beliefs and identities through their fashion, music and lifestyle choices. Common stereotypical social groups include "emos" who dress in dark colors and like punk rock, "girly girls" who wear pink and like pop music, and "geeks" who dress smartly and enjoy classical music. The magazine represents the "indie" social group through its focus on original and individual music styles, discussion of folk/indie artists, and images of casually dressed youth embracing self-expression.
Q2 evaluation
The document summarizes how the media product, an indie music magazine, represents its target social group of 16-28 year old males and females interested in indie music. It does this through the choice of artists featured on the cover and in articles that would appeal to both males and females. The layout, color scheme, and styles portrayed are also meant to represent and attract this target indie audience. Feature articles focus on famous indie icons and bands. Images throughout aim to entice readers and represent the quirky, fun attitude associated with indie music fans.
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This document summarizes the design choices made for an indie music magazine to represent different social groups. The magazine aims to attract all genders by including both male and female artists. On the cover, a male model holds a guitar in casual clothing to represent indie musicians without prioritizing gender. The contents page also includes a mix of male and female singers. The double page spread features a male singer, but the colors and location were chosen to appeal to mixed audiences. Throughout, care was taken to include a balance of genders and represent the casual styles of different social groups interested in indie music.
Question 2
This document discusses the design of an indie music magazine intended to represent different social groups equally. It describes choosing a male model for the cover to attract female readers while also including both male and female artists. The contents page includes a mix of male and female singers. The double page spread features a male singer but keeps colors and styling consistent with the front to attract both genders. Throughout, care was taken to represent the interests of different genders and social classes through the choice of artists, models, clothing, and backgrounds.
5. How did you attract/address your audience?
The document summarizes how the magazine addressed its audience through design elements. It used a simple purple and black color scheme that was visually appealing and neutral to attract both sexes. Eye-catching images of artists in dominant poses engaged readers. References to artists' songs kept the content timely and cheeky. Continuity across the cover, contents page, and spreads further attracted readers through a consistent style. Polaroid images made the magazine unique.
question 2
The document discusses a media publication and summarizes:
1) The author believes their publication is not gender biased, though they acknowledge the front cover image features a male and may appeal more to men.
2) They used a simple color scheme of red, white, and light brown based on feedback that these colors represent the indie genre.
3) All images portray the indie genre and colors fit the magazine and genre. The front cover male is depicted as relaxed to portray the indie look.
Question 2
This document discusses how a media product represents different social groups. It represents "pretty girls" in school through the image of a teenage girl on the front cover. The pink colors are meant to attract girl girls. It aims to be very mainstream to appeal to everyday girls. In contrast, the contents page has a more edgy black background that could attract girls with different styles who are into indie or hip hop scenes. The double page spread uses urban images that would attract girls interested in R&B, which stereotypically appeals more to working class girls, while the professional layout could also interest high class girls. Overall, it aims to represent a few different social groups.
Evaluation 5
The document discusses how the magazine cover and contents were designed to attract different audiences. The main cover photo appeals to both females interested in the artist's looks and males who find her attractive. Bright and bubbly design gives a fun, young feel. Limited cover lines draw attention to an impactful quote from the artist about not being perfect. A diverse color scheme and typical magazine content makes the publication appealing and relatable to various readers. Photos and articles provide insight into celebrities that readers might be curious about. Overall the magazine aims to attract a wide audience with designs and stories that reflect mainstream appeal and popularity.
Social groups
Social groups are defined by shared interests, opinions, styles of dress and music tastes. Different social groups represent different beliefs and identities through their fashion, music and lifestyle choices. Common stereotypical social groups include "emos" who dress in dark colors and like punk rock, "girly girls" who wear pink and like pop music, and "geeks" who dress smartly and enjoy classical music. The magazine represents the "indie" social group through its focus on original and individual music styles, discussion of folk/indie artists, and images of casually dressed youth embracing self-expression.
Q2 evaluation
The document summarizes how the media product, an indie music magazine, represents its target social group of 16-28 year old males and females interested in indie music. It does this through the choice of artists featured on the cover and in articles that would appeal to both males and females. The layout, color scheme, and styles portrayed are also meant to represent and attract this target indie audience. Feature articles focus on famous indie icons and bands. Images throughout aim to entice readers and represent the quirky, fun attitude associated with indie music fans.
Question 2 : How does your media product represent particular social groups?
This document discusses how the media product, a pop music magazine, represents its target social group of young females aged 12-16. It does so through the use of an attractive young female cover star close in age and gender to the target audience. Bright colors like pink that appeal to young girls are also used. Popular mainstream artists like Justin Bieber and One Direction that the target audience follows are featured. Technologies like Twitter familiar to the audience are mentioned. Simple language makes the content easy to understand.
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This document discusses how the creator of a music magazine appealed to their target audience of 16-25 year olds interested in music. They created profiles of sample audience members to understand their demographics and interests. Throughout the magazine's development, they focused on appealing to both male and female readers by using gender-neutral colors and images. Article topics centered around music rather than gossip. Bold fonts and images of popular artists created a youthful, modern feel. Humor was also included to engage readers. The creator aimed to attract broad music fans rather than experts through easily digestible music news and stories.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses creating a magazine aimed at 17-21 year olds. It will portray women as strong, independent, and confident through photos and quotes. It also discusses the definition of "indie music" as independently produced music that is not defined by a single genre. Stereotypical representations of how people who enjoy indie music dress are shown. Photos used in the magazine are meant to attract audiences who relate to this indie look and represent typical indie styles and rebellious appearances. One target reader, 17 year old Gertrude, fits the stereotype of an indie girl through her style of dress and music interests.
Q2
The media product is an indie music magazine aimed at teenagers aged 15-21 who enjoy indie music. The creator chose images of casually dressed models with indie styles like nose piercings and big hair to appeal to the target audience. The front cover uses three main colors - black, white and red - common in similar magazines, and lists music festivals to attract younger readers. Feedback showed the magazine appeals to and represents its intended target audience of indie music fans aged 15-21, but may have limited appeal outside that niche group.
Question 2
The document summarizes how an artist is represented in different elements of a magazine spread for a POP magazine.
In the front cover image, the artist is represented as serious through their angled pose and distant gaze, fitting the serious article topic. Warm autumnal colors and a casual look represent the artist as warm and natural.
On the contents page, the artist is shown holding a tree in a wide shot, representing their love of nature. Casual clothing and a messy ponytail portray a casual lifestyle away from fame.
In the double page spread, a wide shot shows the artist happily surrounded by nature, represented as casual and carefree through their outfit and expression.
Eval 2 pp
The document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. It aims to target female students ages 16-22 by focusing on indie fashion trends. Photos use plain backgrounds so the subjects stand out and attract readers. Colors like blue and cherry red were chosen to portray an indie theme and appeal to the target demographic. Articles on up-and-coming indie artists aim to inspire students and relate to their experiences.
Eval 2 pp
The document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. It aims to target female students ages 16-22 by focusing on indie fashion trends. Photos use plain backgrounds so the subjects stand out and attract readers. Colors like blue and cherry red were chosen to portray an indie theme and appeal to the target demographic. Articles on up-and-coming female artists aim to inspire students and relate to their experiences.
Madeleine Ward Foundation Portfolio Evaluation
My media product challenges conventions by using pink writing aimed at both males and females. It copies the monochrome color scheme of Q magazine using red, black, and white. The target audience is pleasure seekers and rebels aged 17-21 interested in indie rock music. Imagery of a woman with a blindfold signals taking risks and inner strength appealing to this core audience. The magazine may be distributed by IPC, a large UK media company reaching many adults, benefiting the magazine's reach among young music fans.
Blog evaluation q2
The document discusses considerations for images and content in a magazine blog targeted towards 14-17 year old girls. For the front cover, a young girl was chosen to represent the target audience and her outfit and expression portray a "pop" element while maintaining a mature, indie style. Interior images include black and white photos to represent the indie style and show artists as approachable through casual poses and clothing. A collage format was used for content pages as it suits the target demographic. Photos for features aim to present the artists as normal people rather than just musicians.
Question 2
The document summarizes how the media product represents particular social groups. It represents a typical working/middle class British rocker or indie kid aged 16-21 who enjoys rock music, attending concerts, and spending time with friends. Images on the cover and in the magazine feature people dressed in rock/indie styles like Drop Dead clothing to attract this audience. Colors, fonts, featured concerts and artists also aim to represent and attract the rock/indie subculture. The price is affordable to most people in the target demographic.
Media presentation
This document provides details on designing an R&B music magazine, including conventions, market research, a reader profile, and layout designs for the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread. Key elements include using 3 colors in the design, featuring artists prominently on the cover and masthead, including interviews, fashion, and relationships in articles, and targeting 16-17 year old fans of R&B and hip hop artists.
Evaluation q2
The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It summarizes that the magazine represents young people through images of young males and females on the cover and contents page. It mainly represents the indie rock genre through featuring mostly male bands associated with that genre. The people in the genre are presented as moody to fit stereotypes, though articles show them as friendly. Images are dark to match the color scheme and present bands seriously while still capturing their personalities. Overall, the representation fits conventions of indie rock magazines and presents the social groups in a positive rather than negative way.
Question 2
The document discusses representations of social groups in a magazine media product. It represents teenage girls through images on the cover and contents page that portray them in a positive light, dressed appropriately and looking innocent rather than stereotypically. The target audience is identified as middle class, white British teenagers. Creative decisions around the girls' clothing, makeup, poses and expressions are meant to portray them in a non-sexual, natural way that challenges stereotypes. The intended interpretation by the audience is a positive one based on the images and headlines.
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The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It represents young females aged 13-17 by using stereotypically feminine colors like pinks and purples in the design. It features a natural-looking "girl next door" model on the cover to portray women in a classy, realistic way. The informal language and lighthearted content in the articles also aims to represent and relate to teens. Additionally, it represents the working class by interviewing an artist from a working class background about her struggles, and using models dressed in high street rather than high fashion clothes.
How does your media product represent particular social groups?
The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups. It uses features like images and colors that are popular among indie music fans. A young male model is used on the cover to attract both male and female indie fans aged 16-20. The images throughout convey indie style and attitudes, using both male and female models to appeal to that audience.
Question 2
The document discusses how the media product, a magazine, represents particular social groups. It aims its content at Christians aged 16-30 by featuring fashionable young people on the cover and in articles. Color coordination and modern fonts and layouts are used throughout to appeal to this target audience. Representation of social groups is considered for the cover image, contents page, and articles within the magazine. Maintaining a consistent color scheme and style across pages helps tie the magazine's representation of fashionable youth culture together.
Evaluation - Question 2
The document analyzes how a magazine represents social groups. It aims its content at British teenagers/young adults. Only females are depicted to make it clearly oriented towards women. The front cover artist challenges stereotypes of teenage girls by looking fashionable rather than stereotypically teenage. A double page spread uses more conventional teenage fashion to seem relatable. Images use shots, layout, color, and reception theory to form personal relationships between readers and artists to encourage fan engagement and magazine sales. The magazine represents confident young women challenging typical gender representations in media.
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This document summarizes how the author addressed and attracted their target audience for their music magazine. They targeted a younger male audience interested in more mature topics by using a formal style similar to Kerrang! magazine. Images on the contents page featured mostly male artists but the cover story was on a female artist to appeal to both sexes. Fonts and a color scheme of blue, yellow, and black provided consistency. Artists featured included both up-and-coming young artists and older, established artists. The author attracted readers through a deliberately distorted cover image and gossip articles about artists' personal lives. Effects on images gave the magazine a dark, colorful look appealing to rock and emo subcultures.
Question 4
The target audience of the magazine is teenagers and young adults aged 15-29 who enjoy R&B music. Originally aimed at an urban audience, the target was changed to a more classy magazine appealing to maturity through language and images. The magazine contents include artist profiles and photos to attract both male and female readers, as well as a concert section and competition to appeal to the social, music-loving audience.
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This document discusses how the media product, a pop music magazine, represents its target social group of young females aged 12-16. It does so through the use of an attractive young female cover star close in age and gender to the target audience. Bright colors like pink that appeal to young girls are also used. Popular mainstream artists like Justin Bieber and One Direction that the target audience follows are featured. Technologies like Twitter familiar to the audience are mentioned. Simple language makes the content easy to understand.
Question 4 and 5:Who would be the audience for your media product and how did...
This document discusses how the creator of a music magazine appealed to their target audience of 16-25 year olds interested in music. They created profiles of sample audience members to understand their demographics and interests. Throughout the magazine's development, they focused on appealing to both male and female readers by using gender-neutral colors and images. Article topics centered around music rather than gossip. Bold fonts and images of popular artists created a youthful, modern feel. Humor was also included to engage readers. The creator aimed to attract broad music fans rather than experts through easily digestible music news and stories.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses creating a magazine aimed at 17-21 year olds. It will portray women as strong, independent, and confident through photos and quotes. It also discusses the definition of "indie music" as independently produced music that is not defined by a single genre. Stereotypical representations of how people who enjoy indie music dress are shown. Photos used in the magazine are meant to attract audiences who relate to this indie look and represent typical indie styles and rebellious appearances. One target reader, 17 year old Gertrude, fits the stereotype of an indie girl through her style of dress and music interests.
Q2
The media product is an indie music magazine aimed at teenagers aged 15-21 who enjoy indie music. The creator chose images of casually dressed models with indie styles like nose piercings and big hair to appeal to the target audience. The front cover uses three main colors - black, white and red - common in similar magazines, and lists music festivals to attract younger readers. Feedback showed the magazine appeals to and represents its intended target audience of indie music fans aged 15-21, but may have limited appeal outside that niche group.
Question 2
The document summarizes how an artist is represented in different elements of a magazine spread for a POP magazine.
In the front cover image, the artist is represented as serious through their angled pose and distant gaze, fitting the serious article topic. Warm autumnal colors and a casual look represent the artist as warm and natural.
On the contents page, the artist is shown holding a tree in a wide shot, representing their love of nature. Casual clothing and a messy ponytail portray a casual lifestyle away from fame.
In the double page spread, a wide shot shows the artist happily surrounded by nature, represented as casual and carefree through their outfit and expression.
Eval 2 pp
The document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. It aims to target female students ages 16-22 by focusing on indie fashion trends. Photos use plain backgrounds so the subjects stand out and attract readers. Colors like blue and cherry red were chosen to portray an indie theme and appeal to the target demographic. Articles on up-and-coming indie artists aim to inspire students and relate to their experiences.
Eval 2 pp
The document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. It aims to target female students ages 16-22 by focusing on indie fashion trends. Photos use plain backgrounds so the subjects stand out and attract readers. Colors like blue and cherry red were chosen to portray an indie theme and appeal to the target demographic. Articles on up-and-coming female artists aim to inspire students and relate to their experiences.
Madeleine Ward Foundation Portfolio Evaluation
My media product challenges conventions by using pink writing aimed at both males and females. It copies the monochrome color scheme of Q magazine using red, black, and white. The target audience is pleasure seekers and rebels aged 17-21 interested in indie rock music. Imagery of a woman with a blindfold signals taking risks and inner strength appealing to this core audience. The magazine may be distributed by IPC, a large UK media company reaching many adults, benefiting the magazine's reach among young music fans.
Blog evaluation q2
The document discusses considerations for images and content in a magazine blog targeted towards 14-17 year old girls. For the front cover, a young girl was chosen to represent the target audience and her outfit and expression portray a "pop" element while maintaining a mature, indie style. Interior images include black and white photos to represent the indie style and show artists as approachable through casual poses and clothing. A collage format was used for content pages as it suits the target demographic. Photos for features aim to present the artists as normal people rather than just musicians.
Question 2
The document summarizes how the media product represents particular social groups. It represents a typical working/middle class British rocker or indie kid aged 16-21 who enjoys rock music, attending concerts, and spending time with friends. Images on the cover and in the magazine feature people dressed in rock/indie styles like Drop Dead clothing to attract this audience. Colors, fonts, featured concerts and artists also aim to represent and attract the rock/indie subculture. The price is affordable to most people in the target demographic.
Media presentation
This document provides details on designing an R&B music magazine, including conventions, market research, a reader profile, and layout designs for the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread. Key elements include using 3 colors in the design, featuring artists prominently on the cover and masthead, including interviews, fashion, and relationships in articles, and targeting 16-17 year old fans of R&B and hip hop artists.
Evaluation q2
The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It summarizes that the magazine represents young people through images of young males and females on the cover and contents page. It mainly represents the indie rock genre through featuring mostly male bands associated with that genre. The people in the genre are presented as moody to fit stereotypes, though articles show them as friendly. Images are dark to match the color scheme and present bands seriously while still capturing their personalities. Overall, the representation fits conventions of indie rock magazines and presents the social groups in a positive rather than negative way.
Question 2
The document discusses representations of social groups in a magazine media product. It represents teenage girls through images on the cover and contents page that portray them in a positive light, dressed appropriately and looking innocent rather than stereotypically. The target audience is identified as middle class, white British teenagers. Creative decisions around the girls' clothing, makeup, poses and expressions are meant to portray them in a non-sexual, natural way that challenges stereotypes. The intended interpretation by the audience is a positive one based on the images and headlines.
Question 2 comp
The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups. It represents young females aged 13-17 by using stereotypically feminine colors like pinks and purples in the design. It features a natural-looking "girl next door" model on the cover to portray women in a classy, realistic way. The informal language and lighthearted content in the articles also aims to represent and relate to teens. Additionally, it represents the working class by interviewing an artist from a working class background about her struggles, and using models dressed in high street rather than high fashion clothes.
How does your media product represent particular social groups?
The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups. It uses features like images and colors that are popular among indie music fans. A young male model is used on the cover to attract both male and female indie fans aged 16-20. The images throughout convey indie style and attitudes, using both male and female models to appeal to that audience.
Question 2
The document discusses how the media product, a magazine, represents particular social groups. It aims its content at Christians aged 16-30 by featuring fashionable young people on the cover and in articles. Color coordination and modern fonts and layouts are used throughout to appeal to this target audience. Representation of social groups is considered for the cover image, contents page, and articles within the magazine. Maintaining a consistent color scheme and style across pages helps tie the magazine's representation of fashionable youth culture together.
Evaluation - Question 2
The document analyzes how a magazine represents social groups. It aims its content at British teenagers/young adults. Only females are depicted to make it clearly oriented towards women. The front cover artist challenges stereotypes of teenage girls by looking fashionable rather than stereotypically teenage. A double page spread uses more conventional teenage fashion to seem relatable. Images use shots, layout, color, and reception theory to form personal relationships between readers and artists to encourage fan engagement and magazine sales. The magazine represents confident young women challenging typical gender representations in media.
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This document summarizes how the author addressed and attracted their target audience for their music magazine. They targeted a younger male audience interested in more mature topics by using a formal style similar to Kerrang! magazine. Images on the contents page featured mostly male artists but the cover story was on a female artist to appeal to both sexes. Fonts and a color scheme of blue, yellow, and black provided consistency. Artists featured included both up-and-coming young artists and older, established artists. The author attracted readers through a deliberately distorted cover image and gossip articles about artists' personal lives. Effects on images gave the magazine a dark, colorful look appealing to rock and emo subcultures.
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The target audience of the magazine is teenagers and young adults aged 15-29 who enjoy R&B music. Originally aimed at an urban audience, the target was changed to a more classy magazine appealing to maturity through language and images. The magazine contents include artist profiles and photos to attract both male and female readers, as well as a concert section and competition to appeal to the social, music-loving audience.
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Evaluation Question 2
My media product primarily presents teenage girls interested in pop/mainstream music. Images of young pop artists and boy bands are featured on the front cover and in double page spreads. Both male and female artists are represented to appeal to girls and those similar to them. The people photographed are realistic and not photoshopped to promote natural appearances. The social group of white females in Western culture is also represented through the artists featured from America, the UK, and Europe. While initially only featuring white models available locally, diversity would be included in distribution to other countries enjoying pop music. Young girls are the primary social group presented through a feminine color palette, language, and references to platforms like Twitter and Instagram commonly used by this age group.
Question 2
My media product primarily presents the social group of teenage girls interested in pop/mainstream music. Images of young pop artists and boy bands are featured to appeal to this group. Both male and female artists are represented, and images are natural rather than photoshopped to promote realistic body images. The magazine also represents white females in Western cultures as the target audience is located in America, UK, and Europe. While content aims to appeal to these regions, the representation is meant to be diverse. Racial diversity is limited by the models available from the creator's local college in England. Young girls are the main social group presented through feminine colors, relatable language, and references to platforms like Twitter and Instagram popular with this demographic.
Evaluation q2
The magazine represents several social groups through its images, colors, and features. The images of the girl band on the cover would appeal to both male and female audiences interested in music. Additional concert photos represent the indie music genre. The mainly gray, black, and white color scheme with red and yellow accents appeals to indie music fans, while the feminine colors draw in female readers. Features like competitions attract those interested in entering contests. The interview article allows music lovers to learn about the featured girl band firsthand.
Evaluation new
The document evaluates the ways in which the author's media product, an R&B music magazine called "Sparkz", uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It discusses how the magazine mimics real magazines' color schemes, language use, artist appearances, and layouts based on research, but also challenges conventions with softer colors, a London-based artist, and lower price point. The target audience is described as 15-21 year olds, especially female fans of R&B/hip hop music and tattoos. Distribution through a company like IPC is proposed to reach the intended audience globally through both print and digital formats.
Question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. The target audience for a music magazine is identified as males and females aged 16-24, as this age group is most likely to listen to indie/rock music and purchase music magazines. Photographs of the creator and a male model are included to represent the genre. The model is dressed in a lumberjack shirt, sunglasses, and jacket to portray a confident but uniquely styled male image. The hairstyle, pose with a guitar, and use of slang language are intended to suggest the genre and present a modern yet traditional representation of men that will appeal to both male and female readers.
Representation
The document discusses representation in a magazine for an indie genre. It describes using images of young females and artists on the cover and inside spreads that represent youth and are relatable to the target audience. Stereotypical indie styles of modern, fashionable clothing and moody, melodramatic black and white imagery are used. Bold fonts and colors like red, white and black that represent courage and strength help brand the magazine as indie.
Evaluation of my music magazine
The document describes the process of creating a music magazine targeted at young teenage girls. It discusses research conducted on the target audience and similar existing magazines. Photographs were taken of a model to appear on the cover and inside pages. Fonts, colors, and language were chosen to appear informal and connect with readers. The finished magazine was planned to attract readers through giveaways and addressing them directly. Overall, the creator learned more advanced skills in photography, software, planning and research compared to a previous college magazine project.
Evaluation of my music magazine
The document discusses the student's music magazine project and how it compares to real music magazines.
The student used a medium close-up shot of a model for the front cover, similar to real magazines. Fonts, colors, and language were chosen to appeal to the target audience of young teen girls. Research was done on magazine publishers and target demographics.
Overall, the student learned more advanced photography, design, and planning skills compared to their initial college magazine. They were able to apply research on real magazines to make their music magazine more professional and authentic.
Media evaluation pdf
Fumiko Takeuchi created a fashionable indie music magazine called "Atmosphere" as her media product. She aimed to attract a young audience interested in both fashion and indie music. She used conventions like a masthead, cover lines, and photoshoots to make the magazine look stylish and modern. Fumiko challenged conventions by including both male and female models to represent different genders and social classes. Through creating this magazine, Fumiko learned skills in Photoshop, InDesign and how to produce a magazine that attracts a target audience.
Question 2 revised
The document summarizes how a media product represents particular social groups. Specifically, it discusses a magazine targeted towards men and women aged 17-20. The main cover features a fashionably dressed woman in a roll neck to attract both genders without being revealing. Throughout the magazine, images of both men and women are featured to avoid gender bias. The document also discusses how the magazine's presentation in terms of layout, images and color scheme are designed to have an "indie" feel and appeal to its target audience.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents a specific social group of teenage and young adult females aged 16-25 with interests in music, fashion, and celebrity news. Photographs were chosen to represent this group, including images of an attractive female model in on-trend clothing and poses. Color was also carefully selected, with pink and purple used throughout to appeal to the target demographic. The goal was to create a magazine that closely matched the interests of this social group.
Question 2 revised 3
The document discusses how a media product represents social groups. It describes targeting the product to men and women aged 17-20. The cover features an attractive woman in a roll-neck sweater to appeal to both genders without being overly revealing. Throughout the magazine, images of both men and women are featured to avoid gender bias. The product aims to represent the social groups of working/unemployed young adults, university/college students aged 17-20 through its content and references to social media.
Naomi how does your magazine represent particular social groups2
This magazine is targeted towards teenagers interested in indie music aged 13-19. The front cover features a stereotypical "indie guy" model in casual clothing and messy hair to appeal to this demographic. Photos were taken outdoors for good lighting and to convey an "air of attitude" fitting for indie teens. The double page article interviews an artist within the target age range, discussing both their music and personal life to help readers feel connected to artists on a personal level as well as through their songs. The interview is crafted to have an informal, casual feel like a conversation among friends.
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.
Representation
The document discusses representation in a magazine cover, spread, and contents page for an indie magazine targetting youth. It aims to appeal to its target audience by using images and designs that represent qualities stereotypically associated with indie culture and youth. On the cover, a moody black and white photo of a young female reader is used to make the target audience feel represented. Colors like red, white and black symbolize courage and strength in line with the magazine's indie genre. Images of fashionably dressed young artists are meant to capture the strength and modern style of indie artists and readers.
Media presentation of representations
The document discusses how a magazine represents social groups in its content and imagery. It focuses on representing teenage girls aged 16-21 as the target audience. To appeal to this group, the magazine uses a female model on the cover laughing in a casual, non-seductive pose. Feminine colors and topics like pop music artists and fashion pages are also used to attract the target female demographic. Images throughout the magazine similarly aim to represent teenage girls in a relatable way without relying on stereotypical portrayals.
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Question two
- 1. Magazine Evaluation How does your media product represent particular social groups?
- 2. For my magazine I decided that my target audience would be around 14-19 year olds of both genders. The genre of music I chose was indie as it has become increasingly popular around the world. I got this image from www.google.com which I think represents my target audience.
- 3. I wanted the boys hair to be down sweeping across their face as it represents a stereotypical teenage boy, especially one who is into indie music. I asked the boys to give direct eye contact, and to give quite straight facial expressions. Also for their body language to be quite relaxed and not to serious as I thought that represented a typical young boy band. I wanted the boys to wear t-shirts with other bands on them which were quite interesting, to then wear a plain grey cardigan which give off more of a modern, indie style.
- 4. I added images of a female singer with an indie style to my magazine as the magazine is for both genders. I wanted the model to have wavy red hair as that a modern representation on females with an indie style. I chose one of the boys of the cover to really focus on this model. The style and facial expression of the male would possibly attract female readers to the magazine. The text I have used in the magazine are very positive and interesting which creates a nice feeling for the reader. The colours and text used represent an indie look as they are darker and the writing is similar to other indie magazines such as NME.
- 5. I think these images show a really strong modern representation on males. As they are having fun and showing their true personalities, which makes the reader more interested. The quote used is a traditional view on males as a main focus they have talked about is girls. But it is light hearted which goes with the magazine.