How does your media product represent particular social groups?
The musicians in my magazine are
represented as care free, people who don’t think twice before they talk; like
to be controversial and don’t care what people assume/think about them. My
artists swear, like to be provocative not forgetting loud. This in matter of
fact represents my magazine genre of alternative music. The lyrics written in
alternative music is provocative, meaningful and more or less lyrics that have
no boundaries. Alternative artists aren’t afraid to write/say what they want;
which is what my magazine is illustrating through the main artist the issue is
written about. Xandria is a representation of the alternative genre and what
the target audience acts like/would like to be like. Xandria represents the
social group that doesn’t care what they look like, what they wear or how they
are represented. It’s a care free genre that doesn’t like to be conventional, meaning
they aren’t the ‘hipster’ generation and like to be individual.
The types of clothes my main artists is
wearing is clothes you would find in urban outfitters. Urban Outfitters is a
store my target audience would love to shop; Urban Outfitters offers
alternative clothing that you wouldn’t find in stores like new look. The clothes
are unique and eccentric...this matches with the genre perfectly. Using props
like an acoustic guitar and electric guitar relates to the target audience; the
magazine’s target audience is one that is so into their music they are likely
to play a musical instrument, write their own songs and even sing them.
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