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This document summarizes feedback from a survey about a magazine. The survey results show that the magazine appeals most to teenagers interested in rock music. Respondents felt the magazine positively portrayed rock/punk culture and represented young people and girls in a positive, non-sexualized way. They commented that the clothes and bands discussed reflected their social group. Most said they would buy the magazine because it included their interests in rock music and seemed relatable.
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1. The document discusses various image editing techniques used to manipulate images for a contents page, including removing backgrounds, using spot healing and blur tools, adjusting hue, color balance and brightness.
2. Specific techniques mentioned include using the quick selection tool to remove backgrounds, spot healing to blend gaps, auto tone to lighten images, adjusting hue to make colors stronger, and applying strokes and blur to draw attention to focal points.
3. The final manipulated images have brighter tones, striking colors and less distracting backgrounds to draw the target audience's attention to the main article for the contents page.
Questioneir
- The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to create an audience profile for a rock magazine.
- The majority of respondents were white, female, aged 16-17, and preferred articles about new bands, interviews, and tour information.
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Prints screens for cover
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The document is a questionnaire for a pop music magazine targeted at females ages 12-16. The questionnaire asks about the target age group, gender, music genre, color scheme, effectiveness of cover lines, representation of models, and willingness to recommend the magazine. The responses show the magazine successfully targeted the correct demographics and was rated positively on design elements like colors. However, the summary notes some responses could be improved by targeting both male and female readers and gathering more specific feedback on desired article topics.
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- 1. 1. What genre doyou thinkthismagazine is? Pop:0/5 Rock: 5/5 rap: 0/5 soul:0/5 2. What age group? 8-11: 0/5 12-15: 1/5 16-18: 4/5 3. Do youthinkthismagazine representsrockandpunkculture? Yes: 5/5 no: 0/5 4. How/why not? Mentionsbandsinthe genre The clothslinkto the social group 5. Do youthinkthismagazine representsyoungpeopleinapositive light Yes:4/5 no: 1/5 6. Do youthinkthismagazine representsgirlsinapositive light? Yes:5/5 no:0/5 7. How/why? Notsexualised Talksabout them inappositive way Shownas successful Shownas strong 8. One of myaimswas to showthat rock and punkculture can be enjoyedbygirlswithout takingawayfrom theirfemininitydoyouthinkthishas beenportrayedwell? Yes because the imagesare notsexualised Yes because ittalksaboutwomen’srightscampaigns Yes because theyare notshownas overlygirly 9. How doyou feel aboutthe modelsinthe magazine,doyouthinktheyare interestingtoyou? Yes Yes theyare relate able Yes the imagesandcontentare interesting 10. Doesthe magazine include anyof yourhobbiesorinterests? Yes 3/5 no 2/5
- 2. 11.Wouldyou buythis magazine? Yes:5/5 no 0/5 12.why? It looksnice It include myinterests It includesbandsIlike Because I’minterestedinrockmusicandit looksrelate able 13.Is there anythingelse Icouldhave added? More editedimageslike the flames No More hobbiesmentioned 1. 0 5 0 0 genre Chart Title pop rock rap soul
- 3. 2. 3. 4. Most people commentedonthe mise enscene of the mainimage (eg.Cloths)andmost commentedonthe bands.Noone gave reasonswhynot thisshowsI didappeal tomy social group 8 to 11 0% 12 to 15 20% 16 to 18 80% target age 0 1 2 3 4 5 does it representpunk culture yes no
- 4. 5. 6. 7. the mainpointsof raisedabouthowin made mymagazine toshow girlsin a positive lightwas howthe womenwere noobjectifiedforexample all of themwhere fullyclothedandwhere not fragmentedinanyway. 80% 20% represntaion of young people possitive negative 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 yes no does it show girls in a possitivelight does it show girls in a possitive light
- 5. 8. for thisquestionIaskeddoyou thinkIhave showngirlsas bothfeminine andstrong everyone askedthoughtI haddone thisso I can say that I achievedmyaimof breakingawayfromstereotypes aboutwomen. 9. whenI askedaboutmy modelsmostpeople saidthattheywere relateable thisisbecause i did not editthemmuchand I putthemin morallyclothsthatdidnot conformto ideology,sotheywere lesslike goalsthe audiencehadtoachieve andmore like people. 10. does it inclued your hobbies yes no
- 6. 11. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 yes no would you buy this magzine would you buy this magzine