1) Identify the target audience
(demographics/psychographics) for this magazine. How is that particular
audience attracted?
2) Does the article do more than just entertain? How? (Think
of Uses and Gratifications theory)
3) Does this text allow the audience to
participate/contribute? (E.g. leave comments) How is this different to the
print version of the magazine?
4) What codes/conventions of print interviews can you find
in the article?
5) How is narrative used to tell a story in each interview?
Clue: what is it that keeps the reader interested in the article?
6) What synergy can you find between this text and the
broadcast examples we have studied?
Men’s Health interview
men health is aimed at 18-15 year old men who are driven and
life such as aspirer's and looking to be successful either in university,college and work.they
enjoy looking after their appearance and enjoy working.Also they might even be
huge fans of sport and support teams.The article is to entertain and to
entertain as plan b is a celebrity and they would like to read and get advise
of how he got to where he is and they want to aspire to be like him.This
article is a bit different as the article doesn't allow any comments
underneath.The interview pictures and quotes show us that its a article
interview.maybe because of personal identity,they are fan of plan b and want to
know and find out he keeps fit and they will put that regime towards
themselves.The synergy covers his soundtrack and his film.
NME Magazine interview
NME is a music magazine which primarily targets men aged
between 17-30, this target audience would be classed as BC1, lower middle
class, skilled working class and working class are all targets of this magazine
on Plan B. This article fulfils the gratifications of being informative as it
provides information about Plan B and his releases. It also informs about
current political affairs to some extent with the references to David Cameron
and the Conservatives party..The article consists of images relevant to the
content featured as well as a colour-scheme coherent with the NME Magazine
brand. The layout is also conventional to typical magazine articles. The
narrative exhibited in the article follows the bold headline: 'Plan B attacks
David Cameron over last year's riots' which progresses onto setting the
chronology of events leading to this unsettling disequilibrium bound to cause
socio-political controversy and media attention. The texts share the synergy of references to
Plan B's debut film ill Manors and the ideologies behind it, reinforced
throughout the broadcast platform aspect of Plan B's media activity.
Guardian interview
Males from ages 20-40 in particular, those who are quite
confident in achieving and succeeding in the political serious world the psycho
graphic group is succeeder's. In the demographic group, the readers would be
B/A.In link to the uses and gratification theory, it is okay to say that Drew
builds a back story and experience feel with emotions to the article, which
only enables the reader to build a personal relationship with him.
The article includes hyper links to more reviews articles on
the movie from different columnists but also social media on the side has been
interviewed into the article, places to leave comments or follow the social
sites to keep updated with any latest news of follow up features of the movie.A
picture of Drew himself is included within the narrative as well as of a shot
from the movie with Riz Ahmed facing a gun at his reflection in the mirror. The
all doubtfully suggest the amount of attention and love a child requires during
its childhood to really form a sane and what appears to be 'respectful and
successful' in society.
The main focus across the media platforms remains the same,
to help gain a little respect for what the society labels as gangsters. Also
focuses on the representations of the disadvantaged youths of today's day and
age.
GQ magazine article
GQ is a magazine that is targeted for young males. Its
magazine is filled with women, music, models and news. Its targeted for the
more younger adults like 18 - 30 this is because it is highly
stereotypical and is filled with music
like rap and rock. Also because it has many women inside it.This article is
targeted for the struggler's as it gives a sense of escapism, plan b explains
therights and wrongs and also tells people that are in a youth of crime and
anger that they can escape it and become successful.
This article allows comments via the social media platform
Facebook, this will help create the build to the film a lot more viral and will
help contribute to the success of the film.
This article promotes the film and soundtrack which is a
synergy for the article.
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