1. +
2. How dos your media
product represent
particular social groups

2. +
Representations
 My product is aimed at young
adults who are rebellious and
enjoy life. Immediate
representations of people are
rebellious are those who do
drugs, smoke, vandalize and
thieve. However the
representation I am trying to
create is someone who is
edgy about their appearance,
someone who is wild in life
and lives it to the fullest.

3. +
My magazine
Another magazine with a rebellious
audience
I have tried to use a similar approach in my cover by using a
diegetic gaze and the red colour scheme as I think that it is quite
powerful and striking.

4. +
Gender
 My magazine is aimed to appeal to those aged
between 18-25 of both genders who enjoy the
modern rock genre.
 Both genders will enjoy:
 a variety of music/ sound
 different artists
 different style
 a variety of music information

5. +
Jicnars Scale
 On the Jicnars scale my audience would be a variety of all of
them, as it offers an affordable price with information that all
classes would like access to.
 Group A (professionals)
Upper middle class, e.g. Barristers
Group B (managerial)
Middle class, e.g. Bank Managers
Group C1 (non-manual)
Lower middle class, white collar workers, e.g. Office Workers
Group C2 (manual)
Skilled working class, Blue collar workers, e.g. Car Mechanic
Group D (partly skilled)
Semi or unskilled manual workers, e.g. Assembly line worker
Group E (unskilled)
Casual workers or dependent on state benefits

6. +
Connotations of the target social
group
Block writing- shows
that it is structured,
strong and
confident.
Face towards the
audience – this
connotes intensity
and power, as it
focusing the model
on the reader.
White
background –
this connotes
that everything
that contrasts
against it is
important.
The model – the
model has a serious
expression and also
her hair is pulled
away from the face
which allows the
reader to see more of
her expression.