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The document discusses how Semble magazine represents different social groups in its content and design. It aims to represent both genders equally without sexualizing women or portraying men as overly serious. It also strives for diversity and equal representation of people from all ethnicities. While the first issue featured mainly young artists associated with rock music, the magazine's style and content are meant to appeal to younger audiences. It also represents various social groups like mods, hipsters and punks in a non-stereotypical way to reach a wider audience.
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The magazine Semble represents gender equality by portraying men and women in the same serious manner without sexualizing women. It aims to represent diversity among ethnic groups but the first issue only included white artists due to the rock genre's lack of diversity. Semble also represents younger audiences through its experimental music coverage, concert tickets, and energetic design while challenging social group stereotypes by portraying bands in non-traditional styles for their genres.
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The document discusses how the magazine Semble represents different social groups in its content and style. It strives for equality in representing gender and ethnicity. For gender, it aims to avoid sexualizing women and portray both genders equally. For ethnicity, it would represent non-white artists the same as white artists. The magazine also represents younger audiences through its experimental music coverage, design style, and focus on concerts. It portrays three main social groups - alternates, hipsters, and punks - in ways that challenge stereotypes about these groups.
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The document discusses how the magazine Semble represents different social groups in its content and style. It strives for equality in representing gender and ethnicity. For gender, it aims to avoid sexualizing women or portraying men as overly serious. It has not featured non-white artists yet but would represent them equally. The magazine mainly profiles young artists and has a style that appeals to younger audiences through its experimental music coverage and relaxed design. It represents several social groups including alternates, hipsters, and punks through the featured artists and styles.
Music Magazines
This document contains summaries of several music magazines aimed at different audiences. The magazines use various design elements like colors, fonts, and images of musicians to appeal to their target demographics. Red, black, and white are used to convey passion and rebellious attitudes in magazines for rock music fans. Grey and black with a touch of red signify sophistication for an audience of males in their early 20s. Overall the magazines' layouts, graphics, and contents are tailored to attract independent-minded music lovers of varying genres across age groups.
Music Magazines
The document discusses and analyzes several music magazines aimed at different audiences. It examines the layout, design choices, colors, fonts and images used in the magazines' covers and how these visual elements appeal to and represent the target demographics. The magazines discussed include rebellious rock magazines targeting inked, passionate young music fans, as well as more sophisticated magazines aimed at older male audiences seeking an alternative take on music coverage.
Evaluation pt 2
This document discusses how a magazine represents the social group of white teenagers/young adults. Specifically:
- The magazine's target audience is similar in age to readers of other music magazines like NME and Q.
- A female model is featured to break conventions of objectifying women and instead make her the subject of the magazine.
- Elements like her makeup, clothing, facial expression, and positioning are meant to appeal to and allow the target audience to relate to her representation of a "rebellious teen" stereotype.
Media evaluation 2
The document discusses how a magazine represents the social group of indie rock fans. It does this through conventions like the magazine's name "Riff", which references rock music. The front cover photo of a young man in a suit represents the age and masculinity of most fans. However, captions note the magazine covers the genre's origins in the 1980s to include older fans, and lists music festivals to engage younger fans. Overall the magazine targets the youth who make up most of the indie rock audience.
Representation Analysis (UPDATED)
The document analyzes representations of artists in magazine covers and photos. On the front cover, Miley Cyrus is represented as young, happy, and modest in jeans and a button-up shirt against a natural backdrop with her guitar, showing her musical talents. The magazine's masculine font and style position it as male-oriented. Images on the contents page portray artists differently: one group looks intimidating in black from a low angle, one woman looks innocent in soft lighting, and another band looks sophisticated in black and white. On the double page spread, artists are represented through hairstyles, facial expressions, lighting, outfits, and poses that suggest genres like rock or retro and qualities like aggression, confidence, and danger.
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The magazine Semble represents gender equality by portraying men and women in the same serious manner without sexualizing women. It aims to represent diversity among ethnic groups but the first issue only included white artists due to the rock genre's lack of diversity. Semble also represents younger audiences through its experimental music coverage, concert tickets, and energetic design while challenging social group stereotypes by portraying bands in non-traditional styles for their genres.
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The document discusses how the magazine Semble represents different social groups in its content and style. It strives for equality in representing gender and ethnicity. For gender, it aims to avoid sexualizing women and portray both genders equally. For ethnicity, it would represent non-white artists the same as white artists. The magazine also represents younger audiences through its experimental music coverage, design style, and focus on concerts. It portrays three main social groups - alternates, hipsters, and punks - in ways that challenge stereotypes about these groups.
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The document discusses how the magazine Semble represents different social groups in its content and style. It strives for equality in representing gender and ethnicity. For gender, it aims to avoid sexualizing women or portraying men as overly serious. It has not featured non-white artists yet but would represent them equally. The magazine mainly profiles young artists and has a style that appeals to younger audiences through its experimental music coverage and relaxed design. It represents several social groups including alternates, hipsters, and punks through the featured artists and styles.
Music Magazines
This document contains summaries of several music magazines aimed at different audiences. The magazines use various design elements like colors, fonts, and images of musicians to appeal to their target demographics. Red, black, and white are used to convey passion and rebellious attitudes in magazines for rock music fans. Grey and black with a touch of red signify sophistication for an audience of males in their early 20s. Overall the magazines' layouts, graphics, and contents are tailored to attract independent-minded music lovers of varying genres across age groups.
Music Magazines
The document discusses and analyzes several music magazines aimed at different audiences. It examines the layout, design choices, colors, fonts and images used in the magazines' covers and how these visual elements appeal to and represent the target demographics. The magazines discussed include rebellious rock magazines targeting inked, passionate young music fans, as well as more sophisticated magazines aimed at older male audiences seeking an alternative take on music coverage.
Evaluation pt 2
This document discusses how a magazine represents the social group of white teenagers/young adults. Specifically:
- The magazine's target audience is similar in age to readers of other music magazines like NME and Q.
- A female model is featured to break conventions of objectifying women and instead make her the subject of the magazine.
- Elements like her makeup, clothing, facial expression, and positioning are meant to appeal to and allow the target audience to relate to her representation of a "rebellious teen" stereotype.
Media evaluation 2
The document discusses how a magazine represents the social group of indie rock fans. It does this through conventions like the magazine's name "Riff", which references rock music. The front cover photo of a young man in a suit represents the age and masculinity of most fans. However, captions note the magazine covers the genre's origins in the 1980s to include older fans, and lists music festivals to engage younger fans. Overall the magazine targets the youth who make up most of the indie rock audience.
Representation Analysis (UPDATED)
The document analyzes representations of artists in magazine covers and photos. On the front cover, Miley Cyrus is represented as young, happy, and modest in jeans and a button-up shirt against a natural backdrop with her guitar, showing her musical talents. The magazine's masculine font and style position it as male-oriented. Images on the contents page portray artists differently: one group looks intimidating in black from a low angle, one woman looks innocent in soft lighting, and another band looks sophisticated in black and white. On the double page spread, artists are represented through hairstyles, facial expressions, lighting, outfits, and poses that suggest genres like rock or retro and qualities like aggression, confidence, and danger.
How does your media product represent particular social groups?
The document discusses how photos in magazines represent featured artists through elements like facial expressions, hair, shot type, lighting, and clothing. For the first photo, raised eyebrows and blank expressions convey a serious tone, while a smirk and curious looks in the second photo represent a rebellious attitude. Hairstyles also differ between styled dark hair suggesting vanity in the first, and long natural hair or a hat implying individuality in the second. Shot type and lighting further enhance these differences - an eye-level midshot creates connection in the first, while a low-angle medium-long shot in the second implies getting to know the band better inside. Shadows on faces in the second photo add mystery versus nothing hidden in
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This document analyzes how HUSTLE magazine represents the social group of its target demographic through various design elements. Key aspects analyzed include:
- The cover uses red color and blank facial expressions to represent the rebellious and "not caring" attitudes of its young, male, hip-hop fan audience.
- The contents page features only photos of white, young males to show the magazine's predominantly male demographic.
- Feature articles present subjects in typical attire of the target group like hoodies, but in a positive light that challenges stereotypes by portraying them as talented rather than criminal.
- Interview layouts and typography represent the audience's value of free speech and humility, contradicting
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How does your media product represent particular social groups?
The document summarizes the target audience and design choices for a magazine. The target audience is females aged 17-21, focused on the pop/chart music genre. Images in the magazine were chosen to represent this young, enthusiastic, and confident social group. Comparisons are made between images in the designed magazine and real media products to show how the images attract the target demographic.
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This document analyzes the mise-en-scene of indie musicians to replicate for a magazine feature. It will look at clothing, makeup, and mood of photo shoots from different indie bands like HAIM. The analysis of HAIM photos from Notion and NME magazines shows differing moods - Notion is dark and mysterious while NME is playful. Props like bikes and cameras depict a youthful, fun attitude. Clothing like band t-shirts is stereotypically indie.
Question 2
This document represents a particular social group of male, working class individuals aged 17+ who enjoy rock music.
The magazine cover features a young, white male dressed in rock style clothing to represent the target audience. Interior photos also depict young, white males engaging in stereotypical rock behaviors to connect with the social group.
The black background color, rebellious hand gestures, and intense staring were design choices meant to symbolize the independence and recklessness associated with the social group of rock music fans.
Evaluation q2
This document discusses how a media product represents social groups through its imagery. It analyzes the similarities and differences between an image from the author's magazine and one from "Kerrang" magazine. Both images represent the rock music genre and feature models wearing dark clothing with stern facial expressions, conveying the mood of rock. However, they differ in the angles of the shots - one is mid-shot while the other is low-angle, suggesting rock is powerful. The postures also differ, with one model resting on a guitar and the other standing straight.
Question 2
The media product represents teenagers in a non-stereotypical way. It shows black and white teenagers who are ordinary people not causing trouble in the streets. While the photos have the subjects with their hoods up, this is meant to represent their interest in music genres and image, not to hide criminal intent like stereotypical portrayals. The teenagers in the photos are portrayed positively as enjoying music and having goals to make something of their lives.
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Question 2
The document discusses how a magazine represents particular social groups through its content and imagery. The magazine's target demographic is females aged 16-30 who likely have jobs and interests in music festivals and new artists. Images used in the magazine, such as of artists performing with guitars, represent the laidback, carefree social group that enjoys folk music. Comparing the magazine's cover to those of other publications shows that a simple, serious style with female artists attracts audiences interested in softer, folk genres, while other magazines use different imagery to target different groups.
How does your media product represent particular social
Representation is how a social group is depicted in a particular way, such as in a magazine. The document shows an example magazine cover that represents the rock music genre conventionally with cover lines on the left side. However, the author's magazine cover depicts two models and places the cover lines at the bottom instead of the left to avoid covering up one of the models.
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The magazine targets working and middle class males and females aged 15-25. The front cover features a confident looking female artist prominently, implying she has more power than the male below who is looking down. The double page spread also features the female artist in conflicting poses, crossed arms and legs could represent not wanting her private life pried into, which is what the article is doing. It includes two posed male photos, one standing confidently and one sitting looking less confident.
Evaluation question 2
The document compares the representation of social groups on the media product's cover to Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine. Specifically, it notes that both have serious facial expressions in photos and similar fashion styles that appeal to the target audience of teenage/young adult indie rock/pop music fans. By mimicking Florence Welch's striking and noticeable style, the media product aims to catch readers' attention in a similar way.
Evaluation question 2
The document compares the representation of social groups on the media product's cover to Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine. Specifically, it notes that both have serious facial expressions in photos and similar fashion styles that appeal to the target audience of teenage/young adult indie rock/pop music fans. By mimicking Florence Welch's striking and noticeable style, the media product aims to grab attention and appeal to its target demographic.
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This document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups.
The front cover artist is styled similarly to Lana Del Rey, who appeals to mainstream younger magazine readers interested in her modern music genre. Females are generally more interested in her style and lyrics.
The contents page artist is also inspired by Lana Del Rey but in a more edgy style, appealing to a similar modern audience through heavy makeup and a leather jacket.
Overall the simple minimalist layout appeals to both genders interested in music, styling and popular trends. The social groups represented are similar to other magazines targeting younger audiences with popular chart artists portrayed simply.
How does your media product represent particular social groups?
The document discusses how a music magazine represents various social groups in terms of gender, age, class, ethnicity, and social groups. Regarding gender, the magazine features both male and female models portrayed equally. The target age group is 17-26 years old. A variety of social classes and ethnicities are featured to be multicultural, focusing on the music talents rather than attributes. The key social group represented is indie through the lifestyle, fashion, photography and music featured.
Q2 social group
The document discusses how the media product represents social groups. It targets 16-25 year olds of both genders by including a variety of artists and article topics. The main social group that would be interested in the magazine is rock and indie musicians. The magazine represents these musicians positively by highlighting their successes. However, it mainly conforms to stereotypes about rock artists through the magazine's style, imagery, and content choices.
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- Font choices like newspaper typeface to convey the artist may be in tabloids and target a rebellious demographic.
- Central images typically of the featured artist, which can establish the magazine's provocative attitude through images that challenge norms of appearance.
- Other visual elements like subheaders in varied fonts to represent different genres and widen the audience, and reverse text styles to draw attention to the magazine's reputation.
D ouble page spread
The magazine features an interview with American singer Lana Del Rey ahead of an upcoming album or tour. A studio photo shows Del Rey with minimal makeup and a natural expression. The amount of text is less than the size of the photo, unlike other artist features, highlighting Del Rey's unique style. The background of the photo seems complex, possibly indicating it was not taken in a studio, with other objects blurred to draw attention to Del Rey's appearance.
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The document discusses how photos in magazines represent featured artists through elements like facial expressions, hair, shot type, lighting, and clothing. For the first photo, raised eyebrows and blank expressions convey a serious tone, while a smirk and curious looks in the second photo represent a rebellious attitude. Hairstyles also differ between styled dark hair suggesting vanity in the first, and long natural hair or a hat implying individuality in the second. Shot type and lighting further enhance these differences - an eye-level midshot creates connection in the first, while a low-angle medium-long shot in the second implies getting to know the band better inside. Shadows on faces in the second photo add mystery versus nothing hidden in
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This document analyzes how HUSTLE magazine represents the social group of its target demographic through various design elements. Key aspects analyzed include:
- The cover uses red color and blank facial expressions to represent the rebellious and "not caring" attitudes of its young, male, hip-hop fan audience.
- The contents page features only photos of white, young males to show the magazine's predominantly male demographic.
- Feature articles present subjects in typical attire of the target group like hoodies, but in a positive light that challenges stereotypes by portraying them as talented rather than criminal.
- Interview layouts and typography represent the audience's value of free speech and humility, contradicting
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This document summarizes and analyzes 4 different music magazines based on their covers. It examines the color schemes, fonts, images, and implied target audiences of each magazine. Key details about the magazines include their uses of black, blue, yellow and white; broken glass fonts; studio photos; and appeals to punk, indie, and alternative music fans ranging from late teens to early 20s.
How does your media product represent particular social groups?
The document summarizes the target audience and design choices for a magazine. The target audience is females aged 17-21, focused on the pop/chart music genre. Images in the magazine were chosen to represent this young, enthusiastic, and confident social group. Comparisons are made between images in the designed magazine and real media products to show how the images attract the target demographic.
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This document analyzes the mise-en-scene of indie musicians to replicate for a magazine feature. It will look at clothing, makeup, and mood of photo shoots from different indie bands like HAIM. The analysis of HAIM photos from Notion and NME magazines shows differing moods - Notion is dark and mysterious while NME is playful. Props like bikes and cameras depict a youthful, fun attitude. Clothing like band t-shirts is stereotypically indie.
Question 2
This document represents a particular social group of male, working class individuals aged 17+ who enjoy rock music.
The magazine cover features a young, white male dressed in rock style clothing to represent the target audience. Interior photos also depict young, white males engaging in stereotypical rock behaviors to connect with the social group.
The black background color, rebellious hand gestures, and intense staring were design choices meant to symbolize the independence and recklessness associated with the social group of rock music fans.
Evaluation q2
This document discusses how a media product represents social groups through its imagery. It analyzes the similarities and differences between an image from the author's magazine and one from "Kerrang" magazine. Both images represent the rock music genre and feature models wearing dark clothing with stern facial expressions, conveying the mood of rock. However, they differ in the angles of the shots - one is mid-shot while the other is low-angle, suggesting rock is powerful. The postures also differ, with one model resting on a guitar and the other standing straight.
Question 2
The media product represents teenagers in a non-stereotypical way. It shows black and white teenagers who are ordinary people not causing trouble in the streets. While the photos have the subjects with their hoods up, this is meant to represent their interest in music genres and image, not to hide criminal intent like stereotypical portrayals. The teenagers in the photos are portrayed positively as enjoying music and having goals to make something of their lives.
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Question 2
The document discusses how a magazine represents particular social groups through its content and imagery. The magazine's target demographic is females aged 16-30 who likely have jobs and interests in music festivals and new artists. Images used in the magazine, such as of artists performing with guitars, represent the laidback, carefree social group that enjoys folk music. Comparing the magazine's cover to those of other publications shows that a simple, serious style with female artists attracts audiences interested in softer, folk genres, while other magazines use different imagery to target different groups.
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Representation is how a social group is depicted in a particular way, such as in a magazine. The document shows an example magazine cover that represents the rock music genre conventionally with cover lines on the left side. However, the author's magazine cover depicts two models and places the cover lines at the bottom instead of the left to avoid covering up one of the models.
Social Groups Question
The magazine targets working and middle class males and females aged 15-25. The front cover features a confident looking female artist prominently, implying she has more power than the male below who is looking down. The double page spread also features the female artist in conflicting poses, crossed arms and legs could represent not wanting her private life pried into, which is what the article is doing. It includes two posed male photos, one standing confidently and one sitting looking less confident.
Evaluation question 2
The document compares the representation of social groups on the media product's cover to Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine. Specifically, it notes that both have serious facial expressions in photos and similar fashion styles that appeal to the target audience of teenage/young adult indie rock/pop music fans. By mimicking Florence Welch's striking and noticeable style, the media product aims to catch readers' attention in a similar way.
Evaluation question 2
The document compares the representation of social groups on the media product's cover to Florence Welch of Florence and the Machine. Specifically, it notes that both have serious facial expressions in photos and similar fashion styles that appeal to the target audience of teenage/young adult indie rock/pop music fans. By mimicking Florence Welch's striking and noticeable style, the media product aims to grab attention and appeal to its target demographic.
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This document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups.
The front cover artist is styled similarly to Lana Del Rey, who appeals to mainstream younger magazine readers interested in her modern music genre. Females are generally more interested in her style and lyrics.
The contents page artist is also inspired by Lana Del Rey but in a more edgy style, appealing to a similar modern audience through heavy makeup and a leather jacket.
Overall the simple minimalist layout appeals to both genders interested in music, styling and popular trends. The social groups represented are similar to other magazines targeting younger audiences with popular chart artists portrayed simply.
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The document discusses how a music magazine represents various social groups in terms of gender, age, class, ethnicity, and social groups. Regarding gender, the magazine features both male and female models portrayed equally. The target age group is 17-26 years old. A variety of social classes and ethnicities are featured to be multicultural, focusing on the music talents rather than attributes. The key social group represented is indie through the lifestyle, fashion, photography and music featured.
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The document discusses how the media product represents social groups. It targets 16-25 year olds of both genders by including a variety of artists and article topics. The main social group that would be interested in the magazine is rock and indie musicians. The magazine represents these musicians positively by highlighting their successes. However, it mainly conforms to stereotypes about rock artists through the magazine's style, imagery, and content choices.
Codes and conventions pres
This document outlines codes and conventions used in music magazines. It discusses elements like:
- The masthead using a striking color like red to draw attention and increase brand awareness.
- Font choices like newspaper typeface to convey the artist may be in tabloids and target a rebellious demographic.
- Central images typically of the featured artist, which can establish the magazine's provocative attitude through images that challenge norms of appearance.
- Other visual elements like subheaders in varied fonts to represent different genres and widen the audience, and reverse text styles to draw attention to the magazine's reputation.
D ouble page spread
The magazine features an interview with American singer Lana Del Rey ahead of an upcoming album or tour. A studio photo shows Del Rey with minimal makeup and a natural expression. The amount of text is less than the size of the photo, unlike other artist features, highlighting Del Rey's unique style. The background of the photo seems complex, possibly indicating it was not taken in a studio, with other objects blurred to draw attention to Del Rey's appearance.
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The magazine represents various social groups through its content, imagery, and design choices. It features a diverse range of musical genres and artists to appeal to different tastes. Imagery includes people of various ages, genders, and social classes portrayed equally and challenging stereotypes. Price and layout aim to be accessible to teenagers and working-class readers. Color scheme and competitions aim to include different social groups without alienating others. The magazine aims to represent diversity and challenge limiting perceptions of social groups.
Media question 2 1
The document summarizes how the media product represents various social groups. Women are represented frequently in a positive, non-sexualized manner that challenges stereotypes. Both sexes are depicted as successful based on their talents. Only one male is shown, with his face concealed to not be the main focus. Younger people are the target audience and are portrayed as dedicated professionals to challenge stereotypes, while older people are not included. There is a lack of representation of different ethnicities, sexualities, and disabilities. The genre of alternative music is represented through a minimalist layout that emulates the genre's laidback tone, as well as by featuring mainstream artists to introduce audiences to underground bands.
Q2
The document discusses how a magazine represents teenage girls and young women. It uses stereotypical representations of femininity, including girly colors like pinks and reds, images only of girls, and topics of interest focused on celebrity gossip. However, it also challenges some stereotypes, as the front cover features a girl with a piercing look that challenges expectations of shyness and innocence. Overall, the magazine provides both stereotypical and some non-stereotypical representations of its target demographic.
Eval q 2
The document discusses how the media product represents various social groups. It uses a young female artist on the cover to counter the typical sexualization and underrepresentation of women in R&B magazines. It aims to depict the artist's talent rather than sexuality. It also uses a young person in their twenties on the cover to represent and inspire the target audience of 16-25 year olds. Within an article, it mentions the artist came from a poor background in London but pursued her career goals. The shots and layout are designed to create a direct connection between the audience and artist and represent the urban style of the magazine.
Media question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents various social groups. Women are represented frequently and are not sexualized. Both sexes are depicted positively for their musical talents. Only one male is shown, with his face concealed, suggesting he is not the main focus. Young people are mainly shown and portrayed as dedicated to their career, though different social groups are not well-represented. The genre of alternative music is represented through the magazine's minimalist layout and structure, as well as featuring mainstream artists to appeal to fans of the genre.
Question 2
The document discusses how a music magazine represents the social group of teenage indie rockers. It analyzes the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of the magazine in comparison to existing magazines like Kerrang and NME. These similarities in layout, images, and style show that the magazine appeals to and represents the subculture of 16-24 year old indie rockers, who are generally portrayed as white, middle class, and individual free spirits. The magazine aims to represent both male and female indie rockers.
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The document discusses how a music magazine represents the social group of teenage indie rockers. It analyzes the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of the magazine in comparison to existing magazines like Kerrang and NME. These similarities in layout, images, and style show that the magazine appeals to and represents the subculture of 16-24 year old indie rockers, who are generally portrayed as white, middle class, and individual free spirits. The magazine aims to represent both male and female indie rockers.
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The document discusses how a music magazine represents the social group of teenage indie rockers. It analyzes the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of the magazine in comparison to existing magazines like Kerrang and NME. These similarities in layout, images, and style show that the magazine appeals to and represents the subculture of 16-24 year old indie rockers, who are generally portrayed as white, middle class, and individual free spirits. The magazine aims to represent both male and female indie rockers.
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representation
- 1. Evaluation of Semble Magazine -How does your media product represent particular social groups? Gender Different genders are represented in the same way in semble magazine. It’s a common thing in magazines that females are sexualized in photos and men are more serious and masculine. When planning the photos for semble I thought it would express semble’s opinion on gender roles by not making the plan any different for a male or a female. In this photo from a kerrang cover you can see the flirtatious nature of the woman (winking) on the cover compared to the photo from another kerrang cover which portrays a man being very serious. Where in the 2 snapshots from semble you can see both genders are represented the same. This is a common example of what is done and has been done in magazines as you can see from the examples on the right. I don't think this is a fair representation of women I want to change that. The house style used by the magazine also represents equality of genders as it has a very neutral style and the colors used aren’t considered masculine or feminine as well as the fonts
- 2. Evaluation of Semble Magazine -How does your media product represent particular social groups? Ethnicity Semble has the same attitude towards different ethnicity as it did towards gender, and semble strives for equality when representing other groups and I want semble to be diverse. I haven’t got an example since the rock genre is dominated by white artists and there isn’t any ethnic groups represented in my first issue. Yet if there was any people from any other ethnicity they would be represented as if they were a white artist.
- 3. Evaluation of Semble Magazine -How does your media product represent particular social groups? Age In my magazine I have mainly covered young artists and have house styles and content suggests that the magazine represents a young age group. The magazine offers concert tickets, an out going experience, being out going is something commonly associated with a younger age group. The content offered within the magazine represents a experimental musical taste of a young social group.(classic rock as well as punky rock and indie rock) You can see very high energy levels from the main image on the double page spread with very cool hand jesters and bright colours all suggest a younger generation. The black and white imagery doesn’t fit the normal conventions of magazines and the anarchy of challenging conventions matches the anarchistic behaviour of younger generations.
- 4. Evaluation of Semble Magazine -How does your media product represent particular social groups? Social groups In Semble’s first issue there was 3 prominent social groups represented Mods, Hipsters and Punks. The clothing of the ‘Wicked Tricks’ lead singer is wearing clothes associated with Mods and is therefore represented as a Mod a group not normally associated with rock, this challenges a social group stereotype. The clothing of the two members of ‘The Crooked Sons’ are commonly associated with Indie music and Hipsters, Yet the band actually plays punk music, this again challenges the social construct of what it means to be Punk . The black, white and red color scheme represents colors normally associated with punks, and there image. In Semble magazine social groups aren’t represented in the stereotypical way so the magazine can reach a wider audience and not be just for Punks or just for Rockers.