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The document discusses planning images for a pop music magazine targeted at 8-13 year old girls (tweens). It will feature a model representing tweens posed happily with hands on hips and tilted head, wearing bright colors. Her hair will be down to convey freedom and makeup natural since the audience is too young for makeup. The front cover will use medium close-up and medium long shots of the model to clearly show her emotions while following magazine conventions.
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The document is an analysis of magazine covers and contents pages by a student. It discusses the use of bold mastheads and headers to attract readers on the front cover. A close-up shot of the model makes readers feel more involved. Key details like the date and price are included. On the contents page, a misty background creates intrigue and fits the style of the featured band. Red, black and white are used as theme colors, with red making important elements stand out. The lead singer is placed in the center to draw attention, while glasses add mystery. Dates are placed prominently for timely information. In conclusion, the student learned color, images, and design must fit the genre to engage the intended audience.
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This document analyzes magazine covers and contents pages. It discusses how the use of bold colors and text on the cover helps attract the target audience. A close-up photo of the model makes readers feel more involved. On the contents page, a misty background creates intrigue and fits the style of the band featured. Color themes are also important - red connotes danger and black connotes death, fitting the alternative/rock genre. Placing the lead singer in the center draws more attention to him. Date and price information is placed strategically for visibility. In conclusion, color, images, and design elements should fit the magazine's genre to effectively engage readers.
Evaluation: Question 1
The document discusses the design and layout of a Pop magazine created by the author. It summarizes:
- The masthead font and color scheme were chosen to convey an informal, youthful style suitable for a Pop genre magazine. Images make up most of the layout to engage readers.
- The $2 price point, placement of the barcode, and styles/poses of models in photos were designed with the target 16-23 year old audience in mind based on research of existing magazines.
- Consistent use of pink, blue, and white throughout the magazine along with smiling, fashionable photos aim to portray happiness and self-pride fitting the Pop genre. The magazine replicates conventions of popular magazines to appeal
Question 2
This document summarizes the design choices made for an indie music magazine to represent different social groups. The magazine aims to attract all genders by including both male and female artists. On the cover, a male model holds a guitar in casual clothing to represent indie musicians without prioritizing gender. The contents page also includes a mix of male and female singers. The double page spread features a male singer, but the colors and location were chosen to appeal to mixed audiences. Throughout, care was taken to include a balance of genders and represent the casual styles of different social groups interested in indie music.
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This document discusses the design of an indie music magazine intended to represent different social groups equally. It describes choosing a male model for the cover to attract female readers while also including both male and female artists. The contents page includes a mix of male and female singers. The double page spread features a male singer but keeps colors and styling consistent with the front to attract both genders. Throughout, care was taken to represent the interests of different genders and social classes through the choice of artists, models, clothing, and backgrounds.
Case study
Top of the Pops magazine is a monthly publication owned by the BBC that targets pre-teen girls interested in pop music, celebrities, fashion, and makeup. It features news, gossip and fashion tips about popular artists like One Direction and Justin Bieber. The magazine uses a casual, informal tone along with colorful visuals and fonts to appeal to its young, female readership.
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Evaluation: Question 1
The document discusses the design and layout of a Pop magazine created by the author. It summarizes:
- The masthead font and color scheme were chosen to convey an informal, youthful style suitable for a Pop genre magazine. Images make up most of the layout to engage readers.
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This document discusses the design of an indie music magazine intended to represent different social groups equally. It describes choosing a male model for the cover to attract female readers while also including both male and female artists. The contents page includes a mix of male and female singers. The double page spread features a male singer but keeps colors and styling consistent with the front to attract both genders. Throughout, care was taken to represent the interests of different genders and social classes through the choice of artists, models, clothing, and backgrounds.
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2) The language and images used represent the target age group. Colloquial language and loud, dark fashion in the photoshoot connect to the social group. Dark images also reflect insecurities and secrets of the audience.
3) Including the latest music charts and popular artists attracts the young audience who are interested in popular culture, celebrities, and staying up to date on music.
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The magazine represents a gothic genre targeted towards females ages 16-24 from middle-class backgrounds. This is shown through the black clothing and eye makeup on the front cover model. While primarily targeted towards females due to feminine artists featured, the inclusion of some boy bands means the magazine represents all social groups that enjoy indie music.
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Teenage girls are often interested in boy bands and male artists featured on pop magazine covers. Placing images of these artists on the left side catches readers' eyes first and instantly persuades them to buy the magazine. The magazine promises to reveal the artists' secrets, which intrigues readers and lures them into the purchase. Hiding the price until after drawing readers in with the cover prevents the cost from affecting their buying decision.
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The document represents that the media product targets young females interested in pop music. It uses pink colors, girly images of females, and references to popular artists like One Direction and Taylor Swift to appeal to this audience. The simple fonts, minimal color scheme, and abundance of pictures aim to entertain the target audience and make the magazine fun and easy to read.
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The magazine represents young females as its primary social group. It uses pink colors, girly imagery like flowers in hair, and references to pop artists like One Direction and Taylor Swift that would appeal to this target audience. The fun poses and emphasis on entertainment also aims to portray the target audience as wanting to have fun rather than be too serious.
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The document discusses how the creator appealed to their target audience for an indie music magazine. They used red as the main color to attract attention without being gendered. Models were attractive but not overly sexualized to appeal to both genders. Costumes were casual outfits that teenagers and young adults would relate to. Poses showed action and confidence to engage different demographics. Stories featured popular indie bands. Free song downloads in the magazine would attract the middle class. Language was informal but not too casual to engage teenagers while still being appropriate for young adults. Feedback from a target consumer confirmed the magazine would appeal to its intended audience.
Evaluation - Question 2
This magazine targets a younger teenage audience. It represents this group stereotypically through the use of young models, slang language, and bold fonts that would appeal to teens. The models are dressed in stereotypical teenage clothing like hoodies and skinny jeans. Poses look hip and intimidating in a way that teens can relate to. The magazine subverts some stereotypes by featuring a female artist on the cover, rather than the typical male artist, to attract more readers while still maintaining the genre.
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This document discusses how the media product represents various social groups:
- Gender is represented equally with 2 male and 2 female models to reflect society. Females are portrayed stereotypically wearing revealing clothes. One male wears a powerful red color and the other wears casual clothes.
- Age is represented with 16-18 year old models to match the target readership. Girls are portrayed as caring about their looks and boys wear dark colors and have moody expressions reflecting teenage stereotypes.
- Ethnicity only includes white British models as alternative rock is dominated by white people.
- Class is mostly middle class as reflected by brands and accessories worn by the models, targeting the ABC1 readership of similar magazines. The
Question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents various social groups. The magazine targets teenagers and young adults aged 13-19, with a focus on females who make up 80% of the demographic. Throughout the magazine, this is represented by using a feminine pink and purple color scheme. The cover star is also a young female within the target age range. The magazine represents new affluent workers through the cover star who is still in education but also has a part-time job. The target demographic is primarily white British to match the regional identity of the UK.
Focus Group
The document describes the results of a focus group conducted to inform the development of a new music magazine targeting 16-25 year olds interested in indie pop/rock music. The focus group of 4 individuals provided feedback on elements like front cover images and language, contents page structure and articles, and double page spread layout and article topics. Their input highlighted preferences like a mix of male and female artists to appeal to both genders, informal yet sophisticated language, and a variety of music news, reviews and artist features. The document concludes the focus group provided useful guidance on how to design the magazine to engage the target readership.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents a particular social group. It summarizes:
1) The target audience is girls in early-to-late teens. It aims to attract this group through focusing on different music genres and female artists, while also using neutral colors that could appeal to males.
2) The language and images used represent the target age group. Colloquial language and loud, dark fashion in the photoshoot connect to the social group. Dark images also reflect insecurities and secrets of the audience.
3) Including the latest music charts and popular artists attracts the young audience who are interested in popular culture, celebrities, and staying up to date on music.
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These hip-hop magazines, including The Source, Vibe, and XXL, primarily target African American males ages 16-25. Their content focuses on the lifestyles, music, and issues relevant to rappers and their audiences. While some view the explicit content negatively, the magazines also aim to inspire young people and showcase success stories. However, they do not adequately represent the wider hip-hop audience in terms of age, gender, or ethnicity.
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Evaluation
This document evaluates the student's media product. It discusses how the product used conventions of real media products in its genre of pop music magazines. It summarizes the target audience as teenage girls aged 16-22 and how the product represented this group. The document also discusses the technologies learned in constructing the media product, including Photoshop, blog platforms, and font websites. It reflects on progress made from the preliminary task to the full product.
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Representation of social groups
The document discusses how the media product represents different social groups based on age and gender. To represent the older, predominantly female target audience, the magazine cover uses elegant minimalist design with monochrome colors, bold sans serif typography, and an older country artist model. To appeal to younger readers, the cover features a younger pop/R&B artist model, bright colors, fun swirling designs, and social media buttons. Darker colors and block typography represent masculinity to a lesser degree. The contents page layout uses a serene, minimalist style to appeal to older readers, while emphasizing the sole female image to represent that target gender.
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Home learning stereotypes
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Question 2
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Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses a magazine aimed at young girls aged 10-14. It summarizes that the magazine targets this demographic and aims to appeal to them by featuring topics of interest like pop music, fashion, and celebrities. It also discusses using bright colors and images of idols like musicians to relate to and attract its intended audience of teenage girls. Market research was conducted on social media preferences of the target group to identify promotion strategies.
Question 2
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.
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Question 2
The document discusses how a media product represents various social groups. It summarizes that the magazine represents:
- New affluent workers aged 13-19 through a friendly tone and informal, conversational style to appeal to its young demographic.
- Females, who make up 80% of the target audience, through its pink/purple color scheme and featuring female artists.
- Those interested in pop music and culture as a hobby through articles on music, fashion, and advice rather than focusing solely on music.
- Young adults with a carefree lifestyle through informal, chatty articles mirroring this type of relaxed approach.
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