How does your media product represent social groups?
My magazine targets male and females even though the main featured band for this particular magazine is females. Inside contains a wide range of rock bands which has a taste for every rock music fan.
The models on the front cover are young, teenage girls around 17-18 which is between the age range that my magazine is targeting. This should draw in and catch the eye of the intended audience as the age rage i have chosen is 13-19. As my target audience is young, my price is aimed at middle/lower class people at a price of £2.50 which i think is affordable for students.
This image is the main image for my front cover and this includes three young girls who clearly have attitudes as no sign of emotion is showing. I purposely done this so that the models come across as 'moody' which is an emotion usually associated with rock and the 13-19 teenager age range. During my research looking at style models, the models used in the professional magazines photoshoots such as 'Kerrang!' always use unusual poses which influenced my decision to make this main image straight forward with the actors showing no facial expressions. Here are some examples of what i mean:
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