Monday, 31 March 2014
Wednesday, 26 March 2014
Photo shoot for main task
These we're the first pictures I took of a model for my music magazine. However I didn't decide to use them as I didn't feel they screamed pop at me. They screamed Christmas at me but that shouldn't over shine the fact this model is appealing to a pop audience hense why I decided not to use this model or these pictures.
I decided to use these photos and this model because they are more authentic for a music magazine as the poses are cute and girly as well as quirky. The models costume is more pop related in terms of colour and general clothing more so than the clothing used in the above photo shoot of where the model is wearing a christmas jumper. These photos were also similar in comparison to real photos used on a music magazine again why i used these over the ones for my first photo shoot.
Evaluation Q4 and Q5
Who would be the audience for your media product?
How did you attract/address your audience?
Question 4:
This would be a typical teenage girl who would read my magazine. She is fun, silly and looking for a good time. She is interested in gossip, boys and fashion just like the typical teenager who reads my magazine. She has a favourite colour of pink. Other media this typical reader would consume would be phones, gossip magazines and more. Further more the typical reader of my magazine would be very much into Facebook and twitter as they are interested in other people's life's. She would typically spend her time out with her friends, on facebook getting gossip and focusing on her appearance. So basically this typical reader falls into the general stereotypes made of teenage girls they like the color pink, they like boys, there interested in gossip and they take pride in appearance.
I am basing my stereotype of a teenage girl aged 13-15 on my research into pop magazines, which have the same target audience as me. These pop magazines included contents of gossip and fashion, the colour pink and cute girly models. From this stereotype the media have created through typical pop magazines aimed at teenage girls, i have then decided to perpetuate these stereotypes although they have probably been exaggerated perhaps as not every teenage girl aged 13-15 is the same.
Question 5:
How did you attract/address your audience?
Question 4:
This would be a typical teenage girl who would read my magazine. She is fun, silly and looking for a good time. She is interested in gossip, boys and fashion just like the typical teenager who reads my magazine. She has a favourite colour of pink. Other media this typical reader would consume would be phones, gossip magazines and more. Further more the typical reader of my magazine would be very much into Facebook and twitter as they are interested in other people's life's. She would typically spend her time out with her friends, on facebook getting gossip and focusing on her appearance. So basically this typical reader falls into the general stereotypes made of teenage girls they like the color pink, they like boys, there interested in gossip and they take pride in appearance.
I am basing my stereotype of a teenage girl aged 13-15 on my research into pop magazines, which have the same target audience as me. These pop magazines included contents of gossip and fashion, the colour pink and cute girly models. From this stereotype the media have created through typical pop magazines aimed at teenage girls, i have then decided to perpetuate these stereotypes although they have probably been exaggerated perhaps as not every teenage girl aged 13-15 is the same.
Question 5:
Feedback from target audience video:
Evaluation Q3
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
IPC Bullet Point Case Study (basic introduction and key points specific to why they may choose my magazine to publish):
IPC Media is the UK's leading consumer magazine and digital publisher. It has 60 iconic media brands, IPC creates content for multiple platforms, across print, online, mobile, tablets and events. They engage with 26 million UK adults - almost two thirds of UK women and over 40% of UK men. Their websites reaches over 25 million global users every month.
- IPC was founded in 1958
- In the 1950's the upsurge in the music scene saw the arrival of New Musical Express in 1952.
- In the 1990's NME become the first major UK music title to get its own internet site nme.com.
-NME announces the launch of the Monster NME Radar Tour 2013, showcasing the most exciting new bands of 2013.
-NME music magazine has a magazine genre of rock, alternative music and indie.
-IPC only has one music magazine
-IPC also tries to appeal to teenagers (Teen Now)
IPC Bullet Point Case Study (basic introduction and key points specific to why they may choose my magazine to publish):
IPC Media is the UK's leading consumer magazine and digital publisher. It has 60 iconic media brands, IPC creates content for multiple platforms, across print, online, mobile, tablets and events. They engage with 26 million UK adults - almost two thirds of UK women and over 40% of UK men. Their websites reaches over 25 million global users every month.
- IPC was founded in 1958
- In the 1950's the upsurge in the music scene saw the arrival of New Musical Express in 1952.
- In the 1990's NME become the first major UK music title to get its own internet site nme.com.
-NME announces the launch of the Monster NME Radar Tour 2013, showcasing the most exciting new bands of 2013.
-NME music magazine has a magazine genre of rock, alternative music and indie.
-IPC only has one music magazine
-IPC also tries to appeal to teenagers (Teen Now)
Why IPC would distribute my magazine
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