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Teenage girls aged 15-18 are interested in pop music and the music industry and would be interested in a monthly magazine focused on these topics that they would be willing to spend £2 to purchase.
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Audience profile
This document profiles the target audience for a pop music magazine. The audience is 13-15 year old white, Christian females from Britain who are still in school. They come from working class families with an income of C2. An example audience member, 14 year old Katie from Nottingham, buys the magazine each week for £1 using her £7 weekly allowance, and follows the magazine on social media to stay up to date on acts like One Direction and Cher Lloyd.
Target Audience Profile
The target audience of 'Pop It' magazine is girls aged 10-15 who are passionate about pop music and culture. She keeps up with the latest trends, artists, and pop news. Music is her main interest and she follows her favorite artists on social media. While still in school, she enjoys discussing pop music with friends and attends concerts whenever possible. The magazine contains exclusive content and activities that appeal to her dedication to the pop genre.
Magazine Audience profile
Mayla is a 19-year-old barista who enjoys going to gigs and festivals with her mother. She reads NME magazine occasionally, spending less than £2, as it provides articles on new and unsigned local artists to discover. While pop and indie music are her primary interests, she also explores rock and reggae through YouTube.
Pitch
Cordelia Langstaff is considering three magazine name options - "OUTRIGHT MUSIC", "2DAYS 2UNES", and "BEAT" - for her new music magazine. She plans to publish the magazine monthly to include more content and charge more, which surveys found readers would prefer over a weekly schedule. Her target readers are 16-21 year old music fans in Yorkshire who enjoy socializing, modern technology, festivals, and being informed of new music trends through pictures and short articles online.
4) Who would be the audience for your media product?
The target audience for the media product "Bootleg" magazine are 18-20 year old students who enjoy popular culture and social media. They have a strong interest in dance music genres like house, garage and grime. The audience wants to discover new artists, learn about music trends, fashion, and events related to electronic dance music culture. While most readers will be from the UK where these genres are popular, there is potential to market the magazine to a growing dance music audience in the US as well. The target readers typically fall into C1, C2, D, and E social classes as students or working class individuals.
Evaluation Question 4
The document introduces two potential audience members, Paige and Brad, for a new music magazine. Paige is an 18-year-old university student who enjoys socializing, festivals, gigs and indie music bands like Coldplay, Mumford & Sons and The Killers. Brad is a 21-year-old university student who enjoys fitness, acoustic guitar, travel, festivals and a variety of indie music artists. The document proposes that the target audience for the new music magazine would be 16-24 year olds interested in indie music, with content like interviews, reviews, competitions and posters. It aims to appeal to both male and female readers to expand its potential audience.
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This document profiles the target audience for a pop music magazine as 13-15 year old white Christian females of working class background who are still in school in the UK. The magazine aims to provide information about popular acts to this demographic and also appeal to their parents who may purchase the magazine for them due to their limited disposable income as students.
Target Audience Profile
This document provides information about an 18-year-old named Brooke. She enjoys clubbing and listening to artists like Calvin Harris, Example, and David Guetta. In her spare time, she goes to concerts with friends or watches music videos online. Brooke studies media in university and wants to work for a magazine company. She buys Mixmag magazine to stay updated on new music. Brooke works part-time at HMV on Sundays, earning £5 per hour. She spends most of her earnings on iTunes music and clothes to wear when clubbing.
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This document profiles the target audience for a pop music magazine. The audience is 13-15 year old white, Christian females from Britain who are still in school. They come from working class families with an income of C2. An example audience member, 14 year old Katie from Nottingham, buys the magazine each week for £1 using her £7 weekly allowance, and follows the magazine on social media to stay up to date on acts like One Direction and Cher Lloyd.
Target Audience Profile
The target audience of 'Pop It' magazine is girls aged 10-15 who are passionate about pop music and culture. She keeps up with the latest trends, artists, and pop news. Music is her main interest and she follows her favorite artists on social media. While still in school, she enjoys discussing pop music with friends and attends concerts whenever possible. The magazine contains exclusive content and activities that appeal to her dedication to the pop genre.
Magazine Audience profile
Mayla is a 19-year-old barista who enjoys going to gigs and festivals with her mother. She reads NME magazine occasionally, spending less than £2, as it provides articles on new and unsigned local artists to discover. While pop and indie music are her primary interests, she also explores rock and reggae through YouTube.
Pitch
Cordelia Langstaff is considering three magazine name options - "OUTRIGHT MUSIC", "2DAYS 2UNES", and "BEAT" - for her new music magazine. She plans to publish the magazine monthly to include more content and charge more, which surveys found readers would prefer over a weekly schedule. Her target readers are 16-21 year old music fans in Yorkshire who enjoy socializing, modern technology, festivals, and being informed of new music trends through pictures and short articles online.
4) Who would be the audience for your media product?
The target audience for the media product "Bootleg" magazine are 18-20 year old students who enjoy popular culture and social media. They have a strong interest in dance music genres like house, garage and grime. The audience wants to discover new artists, learn about music trends, fashion, and events related to electronic dance music culture. While most readers will be from the UK where these genres are popular, there is potential to market the magazine to a growing dance music audience in the US as well. The target readers typically fall into C1, C2, D, and E social classes as students or working class individuals.
Evaluation Question 4
The document introduces two potential audience members, Paige and Brad, for a new music magazine. Paige is an 18-year-old university student who enjoys socializing, festivals, gigs and indie music bands like Coldplay, Mumford & Sons and The Killers. Brad is a 21-year-old university student who enjoys fitness, acoustic guitar, travel, festivals and a variety of indie music artists. The document proposes that the target audience for the new music magazine would be 16-24 year olds interested in indie music, with content like interviews, reviews, competitions and posters. It aims to appeal to both male and female readers to expand its potential audience.
Audience profile better
This document profiles the target audience for a pop music magazine as 13-15 year old white Christian females of working class background who are still in school in the UK. The magazine aims to provide information about popular acts to this demographic and also appeal to their parents who may purchase the magazine for them due to their limited disposable income as students.
Target Audience Profile
This document provides information about an 18-year-old named Brooke. She enjoys clubbing and listening to artists like Calvin Harris, Example, and David Guetta. In her spare time, she goes to concerts with friends or watches music videos online. Brooke studies media in university and wants to work for a magazine company. She buys Mixmag magazine to stay updated on new music. Brooke works part-time at HMV on Sundays, earning £5 per hour. She spends most of her earnings on iTunes music and clothes to wear when clubbing.
Audience target profile
The target audience is a 16-17 year old female who enjoys listening to pop music daily using Spotify, YouTube, and iTunes. She uses social media like Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook as her primary source for information on artists and new music. She prefers bright, colorful magazines and has no preference on the gender of people on the magazine covers.
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A 25-year-old male enjoys watching TV shows like Friends and Breaking Bad. He likes eating at Subway and Nando's on his way home from work. In his free time, he attends live music gigs to discover new artists and plays guitar in his own band. As he hasn't passed his driving test, he takes public transportation to his job at Starbucks where he helps pick the store's music. An 18-year-old girl plays guitar as a hobby and is interested in fashion, collecting magazines for inspiration. She uses social media to check music and fashion news.
Q4
This document describes the target audience for a music magazine that focuses on pop and R&B music. The magazine aims to appeal to a broad range of people interested in this genre of music, the fashion of artists, and celebrity gossip. Specifically, it describes the stereotypical reader as a 16-year-old girl who enjoys keeping up with current music, celebrity news and fashion trends.
Reader Profile
This document provides a profile of a potential reader for a deep house music magazine and pitches the concept for the magazine. It describes the reader, Wayne, as a 20-year-old who lives in London, listens to electronic music genres like house and garage, and keeps up with the music scene through online sources. The pitch then describes the proposed magazine as catering to ages 16-26 who enjoy house and electronic music and clubbing on weekends, and would provide exclusive interviews, opinions, music news, and sections on audio equipment for £2.50 per issue.
Question 4
The target audience for the media product are young adults aged 16-24 who enjoy music. They likely play a musical instrument, spend free time with friends attending concerts, and are interested in popular culture and different music genres. Specifically, the target audience is described as a young person who regularly listens to music, reads V magazine for music news and events, watches TV channels like E4 and Channel 4, and listens to radio stations like BBC Radio 1 and Capital FM.
Target audience
The target audience for the magazine is mainstream young people interested in popular music, fashion, celebrity gossip, and social networking. They want to be aware of the latest events, trends, music artists, and television programs. The magazine will cover popular chart music from artists like Rihanna, Foo Fighters, and One Direction that people can dance and sing along to at clubs and parties. It will also include some indie, alternative, and rap music that is hot at the time and popular with this mainstream audience.
Audience research
This document profiles two music fans, Mark and John. Mark is 29 and lives in Leeds. He enjoys discovering new music to stay ahead of trends and impress his friends. He spends a lot on music and attends concerts and festivals regularly. John is 37 and a passionate, long-time musician and record collector. He enjoys digging for hidden gems in his extensive collection and going to both major and boutique music festivals. Both Mark and John have a strong passion for music and enjoy discovering new artists.
Q4
The target audience for the media product would be teenage girls ages 17-18 who enjoy listening to dance music, reading music magazines to learn about upcoming festivals, concerts and new songs, and following artist news and gossip. They take interest in what's popular in music and like to stay up-to-date on the music scene.
Question 2
The media product represents several social groups. Young people enjoy going out on weekends, listening to music, and watching TV. They also like to spend money on expensive brands as status symbols. Music admirers include those who enjoy mainstream music, keep up with music charts, and listen to various radio stations. The older generation sometimes buys expensive products to aspire to more money or a different life.
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Ben is a 20-year-old who lives in London and works in business but has a strong passion for music, arts, and culture. He regularly attends gigs and festivals with his girlfriend and keeps up with the latest artists, news, and gossip by subscribing to music magazines, following artists on social media, and watching MTV. Ben enjoys feeling part of a music-focused community and connecting with others who share his interests, including meeting his girlfriend, through online music sites.
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4) The fourth is a close-up of the lead singer looking at the camera to interact with viewers.
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The target audience is a 16-17 year old female who enjoys listening to pop music daily using Spotify, YouTube, and iTunes. She uses social media like Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook as her primary source for information on artists and new music. She prefers bright, colorful magazines and has no preference on the gender of people on the magazine covers.
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A 25-year-old male enjoys watching TV shows like Friends and Breaking Bad. He likes eating at Subway and Nando's on his way home from work. In his free time, he attends live music gigs to discover new artists and plays guitar in his own band. As he hasn't passed his driving test, he takes public transportation to his job at Starbucks where he helps pick the store's music. An 18-year-old girl plays guitar as a hobby and is interested in fashion, collecting magazines for inspiration. She uses social media to check music and fashion news.
Q4
This document describes the target audience for a music magazine that focuses on pop and R&B music. The magazine aims to appeal to a broad range of people interested in this genre of music, the fashion of artists, and celebrity gossip. Specifically, it describes the stereotypical reader as a 16-year-old girl who enjoys keeping up with current music, celebrity news and fashion trends.
Reader Profile
This document provides a profile of a potential reader for a deep house music magazine and pitches the concept for the magazine. It describes the reader, Wayne, as a 20-year-old who lives in London, listens to electronic music genres like house and garage, and keeps up with the music scene through online sources. The pitch then describes the proposed magazine as catering to ages 16-26 who enjoy house and electronic music and clubbing on weekends, and would provide exclusive interviews, opinions, music news, and sections on audio equipment for £2.50 per issue.
Question 4
The target audience for the media product are young adults aged 16-24 who enjoy music. They likely play a musical instrument, spend free time with friends attending concerts, and are interested in popular culture and different music genres. Specifically, the target audience is described as a young person who regularly listens to music, reads V magazine for music news and events, watches TV channels like E4 and Channel 4, and listens to radio stations like BBC Radio 1 and Capital FM.
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The target audience for the magazine is mainstream young people interested in popular music, fashion, celebrity gossip, and social networking. They want to be aware of the latest events, trends, music artists, and television programs. The magazine will cover popular chart music from artists like Rihanna, Foo Fighters, and One Direction that people can dance and sing along to at clubs and parties. It will also include some indie, alternative, and rap music that is hot at the time and popular with this mainstream audience.
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Q4
The target audience for the media product would be teenage girls ages 17-18 who enjoy listening to dance music, reading music magazines to learn about upcoming festivals, concerts and new songs, and following artist news and gossip. They take interest in what's popular in music and like to stay up-to-date on the music scene.
Question 2
The media product represents several social groups. Young people enjoy going out on weekends, listening to music, and watching TV. They also like to spend money on expensive brands as status symbols. Music admirers include those who enjoy mainstream music, keep up with music charts, and listen to various radio stations. The older generation sometimes buys expensive products to aspire to more money or a different life.
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Ben is a 20-year-old who lives in London and works in business but has a strong passion for music, arts, and culture. He regularly attends gigs and festivals with his girlfriend and keeps up with the latest artists, news, and gossip by subscribing to music magazines, following artists on social media, and watching MTV. Ben enjoys feeling part of a music-focused community and connecting with others who share his interests, including meeting his girlfriend, through online music sites.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey of 20 people about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. It found that most respondents were female between the ages of 16-21 who preferred pop music. They buy 1-2 magazines per week and would prefer a music magazine that publishes monthly with articles over 500 words. The most popular music magazines reported were NME and Billboard, so a new magazine should have a similar format to appeal to this target audience.
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Evaluation Question 4
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This document provides information about a proposed new magazine called "POPular". It will focus on pop music and be targeted towards teenage girls. The magazine will include articles on the latest chart music and celebrity profiles. As the target audience is teenage girls, the magazine will be affordably priced. Sample content is shown, including features on Beyoncé and pages promoting upcoming music events. Photos showcase the intended style with casual poses and fashionable looks.
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Creativity is using imagination and original ideas to create artistic works. A creative horror movie trailer can include developing an original soundtrack that builds tension and suspense. It can also feature realistic costumes and gore scenes to make the supernatural beings or criminals look authentic and scare viewers.
Digital investigation
Digital technology refers to on-demand access to content from any device anywhere and allows for interactive engagement and community formation around media. New media is often digital, with characteristics of manipulation, connectivity, density, compression and interactivity like the internet, websites and computer games. When creating a horror trailer, a variety of digital technologies must be used such as filming, editing in PremierePro, burning to disc, designing packaging in Photoshop, and uploading to YouTube for worldwide access.
Real media investigation
This document analyzes the codes and conventions found in three horror film trailers: The Devil Inside, The Woman In Black, and Paranormal Activity 3. It discusses how the trailers relate to typical horror conventions such as isolated settings, eerie music, tension, fast editing, and supernatural elements. While The Devil Inside and The Woman In Black follow many conventions, Paranormal Activity 3 goes against some with its lack of fast pacing and use of handheld camera footage. The document examines how the trailers relate to different film theories regarding narrative, genre, and audience motivation.
Research planning investigation
Research and planning is essential for developing successful products by conducting surveys, analyzing sales reports, and ensuring continuity and a well-thought-out plot. When creating a horror film, research and planning are needed to determine the plot, target audience, cinematography, editing, sound, and atmosphere through tension, suspense and darkness. Marketing and creating trailers must also be carefully planned.
Media language investigation
The document analyzes three horror movie trailers: The Devil Inside, The Woman In Black, and Paranormal Activity 3. It examines the use of cinematography, editing, sound, and mise-en-scene in each trailer to create tension and establish them as typical examples of the horror genre. Elements like dark lighting, quick cuts, ominous music, realistic settings, and frightening imagery work together to generate an atmosphere of terror and suspense meant to attract audiences to the films.
Audience investigation
The document discusses several theories of how audiences interact with and make sense of media texts:
- Uses and Gratification theory which suggests individuals choose media for purposes like entertainment, information, social relationships, and identity.
- Hypodermic Syringe Model which proposes that audiences passively absorb information without thought and are easily manipulated.
- Two Step Flow theory which argues information spreads from media to opinion leaders and then to less active associates.
- Reception Theory which finds that individuals' interpretations are shaped by their own circumstances and ideologies rather than just the text itself.
Representation investigation
Media representations are codified symbols that re-present reality to audiences. Representations often focus on social groups like women, minorities, and subcultures in ways that can lead to stereotyping, such as portraying black people as criminals. Representations categorize and evaluate groups through emphasized features that audiences easily recognize to draw conclusions about them, with evaluations often being negative. For example, horror films frequently represent women as vulnerable targets through the "male gaze," though some allow stereotypical views of women to be challenged as characters grow stronger.
Narrative investigation
Narrative refers to story structure and devices used in genres. There are linear narratives with a clear beginning, middle, and end, as identified by Aristotle. There are also circular narratives where the beginning and end are the same. Todorov's narrative theory states stories follow an equilibrium-disequilibrium-recognition-resolution-restoration structure. Propp analyzed folktales and identified 8 character roles and 31 functions that advance the story. Barthes identified codes within narratives, including the hermeneutic code of unexplained mysteries, the semantic code of additional meanings, the cultural code of assumed truths, the proairetic code of implied future actions, and the symbolic code of deeper meanings.
Genre investigation
Genre refers to categorizing media texts by content and style into categories like horror, comedy, and romance. Genres have recognizable characteristics that create expectations in audiences. There are also hybrid genres combining elements of multiple genres. Genre theorists debate how genres should be defined, with some focusing on semantic or narrative elements, conventions of content and form, or arguing no strict definition can fully capture a genre's complexity. Horror films commonly feature codes and conventions like isolated settings, low lighting, heroes versus villains or monsters.
Production Schedule
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