1. Question 2.
How does your media product represent different social groups?

2. How does your media product represent different social groups?
My media product represents young females aged 12-17, I think my media product
represents this in many different ways. For example on my front cover my house style is very
bold and simple and colourful which I think applies to teenage girls why because all they
want is the key gossip and they are not interest in all the writing. The colours I used which
are soft colours relate to my target audience because I believe they are very ‘girly’ colours.
My feature artist comes across as very ‘girly’, important and sexy. The way in which this
comes across is the type of shot I chose to take of her which is a shot I think this
shows the important side to her and the pose she is giving with her hand on her hip shows
the sexy side to the artist. The choice of clothing I decided the artist to wear also relates to
the social group my media product is aimed at, teenage girls would look up to her and look
at her as an icon which is what features in pop magazines. The language I have used is aimed
at my target audience, words such as ‘princess’ ‘new look’ and ‘topless’ are what would
interest them to read the magazine is why I have chosen to have these words bold so they
catch there eye. The language through out the media product is formal. I also believe that
the font I decided to use which was ‘ ‘ goes well with my house style, keeping it bold
and simple which is why I decided to keep this font through out my media product. I think
that the soft colours through out give a very ‘girly’ feel to the magazine and would interest
my readers. I feel like I haven’t used to many colours on the pages and I have kept the same
colour range the same for each individual page which I like the look of.