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The document discusses the target audience for an online clothing line. The intended audience is women ages 16-25, to include students eligible for a student discount. Models and music used in promotional materials will also be targeted towards this younger demographic, featuring women in their late teens and early 20s, and using popular songs heard in clubs, to effectively appeal to and interest the intended audience.
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The target audience for the advertising is women ages 16-25, focusing on the student demographic. Models and influencers used in promotions and advertisements will be in the same age range to appeal to young women. Popular music and artists favored by this audience will be featured to engage potential customers and generate interest in the clothing line.
Question 2
The media product represents particular social groups through its models, clothing, and language. The main model is a 17-year-old African-Caribbean female, matching the target audience of 16-25 year olds, especially African-Caribbean youth. Male models are also included to appeal to both genders. Casual clothing on the models and contents page aims to relate to the target audience's style. The language uses a simple yet professional tone for all education levels within the target demographic to understand.
Attracting my target audience
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience of 16-18 year old females to their music magazine. Some of the key conventions used included:
1) A large, eye-catching masthead in white block capitals to stand out.
2) A pull quote containing gossip about celebrities to draw in young readers interested in celebrities' lifestyles.
3) A color scheme using bright colors like white, blue, and pink to appeal to the female target audience.
4) Promoting the magazine's social media presence to make it accessible anytime for the target audience who are constantly online.
5) Featuring a young female model around 16-18 years old on the
Evaluation 2
My magazine represents teenage girls aged 16-18 through fashion inspiration and popular R&B music focused on relationships. It depicts the stereotypes that teenage girls obsess over fashion, boys, and hair. The bright colors also appeal to how girls are seen as sweet and innocent. It represents the middle class through revealing costumes appropriate for their social norms but not upper class standards. The black model, urban location, and popular black R&B artists mean it appeals more to young black girls who can relate to the representation of their ethnicity.
My aim
I am creating an autumn fashion and beauty magazine targeted at girls aged 15-25. The timing of my photoshoot will relate well to the autumn season interests of my regional audience. I am inspired by Glamour Fashion magazine's masthead blended with a model and aim to use a similar design. A billboard showing autumn clothing and colors also inspires me to feature similar posed models with my own green and brown color scheme representing fall leaves. The simple, easy to use layout of the Next fashion website provides a good layout model for my magazine.
4. proposal (fmp)
My fashion brand called "Glam Gal" aims to educate and empower young women aged 16-18 through trendy clothing styles. The brand will be advertised through a magazine featuring a celebrity endorsement and website displaying outfits. While targeting young female "achievers", the content and designs will be original to avoid legal issues like copyright infringement. Appropriate sizing and avoidance of offensive material will make the brand accessible without restricting any audiences.
Question 2
The document discusses strategies for targeting a music magazine at males aged 17-25 from middle-class backgrounds. It describes using a cover model that matches the target demographic wearing stereotypical clothes. The layout and fonts aim to look sophisticated and intelligent to appeal to the target audience. Pricing the magazine at £3 positions it as slightly more expensive than others, targeting those able and willing to pay more from middle and upper classes.
Question 2
The document discusses strategies for targeting a music magazine at males aged 17-25 from middle-class backgrounds. It describes using a cover model that matches the target demographic wearing stereotypical clothes. The layout and fonts aim to look sophisticated and intelligent to appeal to the target audience. Pricing the magazine at £3, slightly more than others, positions it as targeting middle and upper classes who can afford the higher cost.
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The target audience for the advertising is women ages 16-25, focusing on the student demographic. Models and influencers used in promotions and advertisements will be in the same age range to appeal to young women. Popular music and artists favored by this audience will be featured to engage potential customers and generate interest in the clothing line.
Question 2
The media product represents particular social groups through its models, clothing, and language. The main model is a 17-year-old African-Caribbean female, matching the target audience of 16-25 year olds, especially African-Caribbean youth. Male models are also included to appeal to both genders. Casual clothing on the models and contents page aims to relate to the target audience's style. The language uses a simple yet professional tone for all education levels within the target demographic to understand.
Attracting my target audience
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience of 16-18 year old females to their music magazine. Some of the key conventions used included:
1) A large, eye-catching masthead in white block capitals to stand out.
2) A pull quote containing gossip about celebrities to draw in young readers interested in celebrities' lifestyles.
3) A color scheme using bright colors like white, blue, and pink to appeal to the female target audience.
4) Promoting the magazine's social media presence to make it accessible anytime for the target audience who are constantly online.
5) Featuring a young female model around 16-18 years old on the
Evaluation 2
My magazine represents teenage girls aged 16-18 through fashion inspiration and popular R&B music focused on relationships. It depicts the stereotypes that teenage girls obsess over fashion, boys, and hair. The bright colors also appeal to how girls are seen as sweet and innocent. It represents the middle class through revealing costumes appropriate for their social norms but not upper class standards. The black model, urban location, and popular black R&B artists mean it appeals more to young black girls who can relate to the representation of their ethnicity.
My aim
I am creating an autumn fashion and beauty magazine targeted at girls aged 15-25. The timing of my photoshoot will relate well to the autumn season interests of my regional audience. I am inspired by Glamour Fashion magazine's masthead blended with a model and aim to use a similar design. A billboard showing autumn clothing and colors also inspires me to feature similar posed models with my own green and brown color scheme representing fall leaves. The simple, easy to use layout of the Next fashion website provides a good layout model for my magazine.
4. proposal (fmp)
My fashion brand called "Glam Gal" aims to educate and empower young women aged 16-18 through trendy clothing styles. The brand will be advertised through a magazine featuring a celebrity endorsement and website displaying outfits. While targeting young female "achievers", the content and designs will be original to avoid legal issues like copyright infringement. Appropriate sizing and avoidance of offensive material will make the brand accessible without restricting any audiences.
Question 2
The document discusses strategies for targeting a music magazine at males aged 17-25 from middle-class backgrounds. It describes using a cover model that matches the target demographic wearing stereotypical clothes. The layout and fonts aim to look sophisticated and intelligent to appeal to the target audience. Pricing the magazine at £3 positions it as slightly more expensive than others, targeting those able and willing to pay more from middle and upper classes.
Question 2
The document discusses strategies for targeting a music magazine at males aged 17-25 from middle-class backgrounds. It describes using a cover model that matches the target demographic wearing stereotypical clothes. The layout and fonts aim to look sophisticated and intelligent to appeal to the target audience. Pricing the magazine at £3, slightly more than others, positions it as targeting middle and upper classes who can afford the higher cost.
reflection
The document discusses the design choices for the cover of a college magazine. It analyzes the clothing, facial expression, and posture of the model on the cover. The clothing is casual to convey a relaxed college environment. The model is smiling directly at the camera to create a friendly feel. Her relaxed posture further suggests an easygoing college. The representation aims to be gender neutral and not focus on any particular race to appeal to a wide college audience. The target audience is students aged 16-18 and the magazine location and language are casual to relate to this demographic.
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Final Reflection
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Evaluation part 2
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Model organisation
The document discusses choosing models for a magazine. It selects two models, Liam age 24 and Rhys age 11, who both play regional sports to represent the magazine's target audience. Liam plays for a regional sports team and Rhys plays football, including a variety of ages and sports. The document also notes the importance of getting the models' consent by sending a message to confirm participation and later providing more details in a formal contract outlining the photoshoot plans and where the images will be published.
Comparing magazines
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Evaluation 4
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Audience research grid
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How does your media product represent particular social groups
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This magazine is aimed at teenagers between 11-18 years old. The creator decided on this target age range before developing the magazine's content because these ages are most interested in the genre. Features like the color scheme, types of artists included, and relatable interviews are intended to appeal to both male and female readers in this age group. The magazine also aims to represent aspirational youth and provide inspiration and advice to help build confidence as readers navigate challenges like school, peer pressure, and pursuing their dreams.
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The target audience for the media product is 16-22 year old male and female students who have an interest in indie and grunge music. They have an indie fashion sense and look to stand out from the crowd rather than blend in. This audience would be attracted to the magazine due to its simplistic grunge style house design with appealing colors, fonts, and covers for both men and women. The magazine gives off a cool, relaxed vibe focused on music that the target audience can relate to.
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Evaluation part 2
The document summarizes a magazine aimed at young females aged 9-18. It discusses how the magazine represents this social group through sections focused on celebrities, boys, fashion, and love. It also uses a pink and purple color scheme considered girly colors. The magazine would likely be distributed by a large media company like Bauer Media, which publishes 38 million magazines per week across 15 countries. The target audience is mass market females 9-18 from socioeconomic groups B, C, and D living with parents and in school with interests in boys, love, makeup, fashion, and gossip.
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Evaluation 4
The document discusses the target audience for a media product. It aims to attract both female and male readers aged 16-24 through images on the cover and throughout. Bright, bold colors and informal text are used to appeal to this age range. Photos taken in York allow readers to relate to the people featured. Free posters inside the magazine will attract readers in this demographic who enjoy decorating their rooms. The £3.50 price point, similar to other weekly magazines, is affordable for the target B-C2 social class who are still in education or just entering the workforce and do not have significant disposable income.
Audience research grid
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Evaluation question 2
My media product represents several social groups:
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- Working and middle classes through portrayal of ambitious younger models and affordable price.
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This document discusses strategies for attracting a target audience of 13-21 year olds to a pop music magazine. It suggests the magazine will attract this age group because pop music is commonly played and shared on social media where teens spend time. Both male and female teens like pop music artists of both genders. The magazine aims to attract teens in social classes D and E by using casual clothing in photos that does not appear high class. Images were edited to look darker and more saturated to appeal to teens wanting tanned skin. Headlines use informal language and puns to grab attention. Suggested campaigns include music festivals, merchandise, and clothing/makeup lines to build the fan base of artists featured in the magazine across the
Home learning Evaluation Stereotypes/Audiences
This document discusses strategies for attracting a target audience of 13-21 year olds to a pop music magazine. It suggests the magazine will attract this age range because teenagers have a strong interest in pop music that is commonly played and shared on social media. Both males and females of this age are interested in pop music. Images of an attractive female model were chosen for the magazine to inspire and attract female readers and attract male readers. Headlines and a double page story on an artist's career are intended to motivate and inspire younger readers. Suggested campaigns to promote an up-and-coming artist include merchandise, a clothing line, perfume or makeup line, and hosting a music festival.
Evaluation for magazine2
The document discusses how technology has helped improve the pop genre through auto-tune and online sharing of music. Pop has also mixed with other genres like R&B. In the 1950s, television helped make pop stars like ABBA very popular. During research into pop magazines, conventions like featuring trendy pop stars on the cover to appeal to readers were found. Pop magazines portray artists as happy and energetic to influence readers positively. They focus on topics like love, boys, and fashion that interest teenagers.
The response discusses how the magazine uses conventions of real pop magazines like cramming the front cover with gossip headlines. It features a well-known pop artist on the cover and uses one bold color to catch readers' eyes
Evaluation 2
My media product represents the social group of young girls interested in pop music and culture between 12-16 years old. The magazine focuses on topics within the pop world beyond just music, including fashion and the personal lives of pop artists. It uses pink branding and colloquial language to appeal to its target audience. The low price point of £1.99 and appropriate content and images aim to attract young readers within this social group without objection from parents or guardians.
Media evaluation part 2
1) The document discusses how a media product represents particular social groups. It focuses on a magazine targeted towards teenage girls ages 14-17 that is aimed at the middle-class.
2) The magazine represents females by featuring female artists on the cover and including tips about appearance. It aims to inspire and provide role models for readers.
3) Bright colors, stars, and fashion/makeup content are used to attract the target teenage audience. Artists from a variety of backgrounds are included to appeal to more readers.
Question 4
The target audience for the music magazine is working class males and females aged 16-25. The magazine is designed to be affordable and exciting for this age group, with a slightly larger focus on females to help promote women in the music industry. The primary genres covered will be hip-hop, which appeals most to this demographic. The intended readers would enjoy music and fashion content.
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The document discusses a media product targeted at boys aged 13-23. It will feature rock music and use an informal language to engage teenagers. The target audience will have disposable income from parental support and will likely spend it on entertainment. The magazine will use an edited photo of a female model to attract the male audience through male gaze theory while both conforming to and subverting genre stereotypes. A social media marketing campaign would be effective given teenage use of social media.
Who would be the audience for your media
The target audience of the indie music magazine is males and females aged 15-25 who follow indie music trends. They would mostly be students or working entry-level jobs. The magazine would attract this audience through its focus on indie music genres. Images of models wearing typical indie styles at eye-level would appeal to the audience's aesthetic. Marketing through social media platforms like Instagram and Tumblr as well as indie-focused shops would be effective ways to promote the magazine to this demographic.
Who would be the audience for your media
The target audience of the indie music magazine is males and females aged 15-25 who follow indie music trends. They would mostly be students or working entry-level jobs. The magazine would attract this audience through its focus on indie music genres. Images of models wearing typical indie styles at eye-level would appeal to the audience's aesthetic. Marketing through social media platforms and venues popular with this demographic, like Urban Outfitters and O2 Academies, would be effective ways to promote the magazine to its target audience.
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The document discusses what the author has learned from audience feedback during their campaign creation process. They used feedback to choose a campaign name by having audiences vote, and to select pink as the preferred color scheme over black for the logo. The author also distributed questionnaires to gather feedback on their adverts and tasks, finding that audiences rated the adverts an average of 8 for interest and correctly identified the target demographics. Creating a Facebook fan page provided free advertising and allowed the target audience to engage with the brand, increasing its visibility on an appropriate social media platform.
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The document discusses how the author's media products for a fashion course followed conventions of real advertising. The 30-second ads used shots, music, and a lighthearted tone common in fashion ads. A web pop-up replicated Missguided's use of model photos. The author's sponsorship sequence mirrored typical lengths but uniquely used photos rather than video. While respecting conventions, the author added original elements like experimental editing techniques. Influences included fun Boohoo and Missguided ads as well as Geordie Shore for the sponsorship. The media could appear on TV, websites, or as a web pop-up.
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This document provides a list of electronic portfolio items for Bethany Bouchareb, including two animated GIF files showing animation and makeup. The document introduces Bethany's top 20 electronic portfolio items.
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This document provides a list of electronic portfolio items for Bethany Bouchareb, including two animated GIF files showing animation and makeup. The document introduces Bethany's top 20 electronic portfolio items.
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This call sheet provides details for a photo shoot for Urban Mess productions. It lists Bethany Bouchareb as the producer, director, camera operator, sound, and lighting. The shoot will take place on January 26th at 9am at a photography studio in Harlow College. It details transportation, meeting point, and instructions for actors Amber Bush, Eleanor Oates, and Harmony Knight. It provides costume descriptions and makeup instructions for each part and actress. It also lists contact numbers for all involved.
Treatment
The document discusses strategies for creating an effective fashion advertisement. It will use fast-paced shots and action shots of models to portray a fun lifestyle and demonstrate how outfits can be worn comfortably in motion. Upbeat background music will help set a fun, party-like tone. The ad will include two different narratives: one where models play with balloons, chairs and ladders at a celebration, laughing and posing; the other depicts models having a mock food fight using props like whipped cream and chocolate sauce to promote a brand called "urban mess" and show the clothes can still be seen despite messiness.
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The location release form grants Urban Mess permission to enter and use the studio located at Harlow College for the purposes of producing an advert and photo shoot. It allows Urban Mess to bring personnel and equipment onto the property and use the name of the premises. Urban Mess agrees to hold the property owner harmless for any liability or loss, except those directly caused by the owner's negligence or misconduct. The form gives Urban Mess the right to copyright and distribute any images containing the premises without further approval.
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1) The BooHoo logo uses black as the predominant color with pink accents. It includes the brand name, ".com" designation, and slogan. Fonts and sizing are used to draw attention.
2) The Missguided logo solely uses black and includes the brand name in the largest font above the slogan. Capitalization and bolding make it stand out.
3) The OMG Fashion logo predominantly uses pink and includes the capitalized brand name with no slogan. Font and spacing unify the name as one word. All logos use sans serif, bold modern fonts.
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The document discusses various marketing techniques used in pop-up ads, sponsorship sequences, and advertisements for fashion brands. It notes elements like discounted prices, calls to action like "shop now" links, prominent display of the brand logo, showing outfits from multiple angles, inclusion of popular music and models of various looks to appeal to different audiences. Overall the document analyzes visual branding strategies across different digital marketing formats in the fashion industry.
Talent release form ancillary 2
This talent release form allows Urban Mess to use video, audio recordings, photographs, and written extracts of an individual, referred to as the Talent, for sponsorship and web content. The Talent consents to the use of their image, recordings, and performance for illustration, broadcast, and distribution. The form documents where and when the content was captured, and requires the Talent's signature as well as a guardian's if the Talent is a minor.
Talent release form ancillary
This talent release form allows Urban Mess to use video, audio, and images taken of the talent during a sponsorship sequence shoot at Harlow College Photography Studio. It gives Urban Mess permission to broadcast, distribute, or illustrate the recordings and performances in any manner. The talent and their legal guardian if a minor sign to consent to the use and distribution of the content without compensation.
Talent release form
This talent release form allows Urban Mess to use video, audio, and images taken of the talent at Harlow College Photography Studio on a specified date by Bethany Bouchareb. The talent consents to the use of recordings and performances for broadcast, distribution, or illustration purposes related to the Urban Mess project. If the talent is a minor, a legal guardian must also sign to consent.
Risk assessment
The document contains a risk assessment for a studio space. It identifies several potential hazards including wires on the floor that could cause tripping, backdrops falling off brackets, electrical equipment and liquids causing electrocution, large light stands that could cause tripping injuries, and flammable wood. For each hazard, it notes who may be harmed, additional actions needed to minimize the risks, and who is responsible for addressing the risks. The overall purpose is to highlight safety risks in the studio and identify ways to reduce dangers.
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The document discusses the main influences on a person's life. Key factors that shape who we are include our families, friends, teachers, mentors, and life experiences. These social and environmental influences interact in complex ways from a young age to ultimately determine the path our lives take.
Main influences main task
The document discusses main influences but provides little context or details. It mentions two broad topics - main influences and influence - but does not elaborate on either. Overall, the summary is high-level as the document itself is very brief and lacks substantive content to summarize.
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An electronic portfolio was created by Bethany Bouchareb to showcase her work and skills. The portfolio contains samples of her makeup and animation work through images and videos hosted on Photobucket. Visitors to her Photobucket profile can view examples of her makeup artistry and animated creations.
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- 1. + Target Audience By Bethany Bouchareb
- 2. + Intended Audience My target audience for my advert is women ages 16-25. From my personal opinion I feel that unisex online shops appeal more to women and that the adverts are targeted towards women more than men therefore I decided to not make my clothing line one for men and women, but just for women, this will also work out easier when it comes to creating my ancillary tasks. I made the age range from teenager to young woman so I can include the student discount scheme which is introduced from college/sixth form years throughout to university.
- 3. + Online stores like missguided influenced me with the idea of a student discount and this also allows me to achieve the intended audience as it attracts people of the student age.
- 4. + Appealing to the intended audience To appeal to my intended audience and to achieve their interest in my clothing line, within my ancillary tasks I will use models of the same age and I will use women. Also for the ancillary task of my sponsorship sequence I will use the beat or the song of a popular song which young people listen to, and one that may be heard within a club, this will allow my ancillary task to appeal to them as they will recognize it and like it and therefore there is a chance they will be interested in my clothing line.
- 5. + This is from missguided, they have used a young model who seems like they are 18- their young 20’ s. Many adverts use this like boohoo and asos, I will also do this.