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Showing posts with label audience. Show all posts
Showing posts with label audience. Show all posts
Monday, 25 January 2016
Monday, 18 January 2016
Audience profile - Female
Age -19
Job/occupation- A student that is also a part time DJ amongst her friends
Interests- In her spare time she likes to DJ with house music and other genres such as EDM, drum and bass and deep house. She also likes to go to local clubs with her friends and also attends the larger festivals such as Ibiza.
Favorate DJ's and artists- Calvin Harris, Nero, Skrillex
Favorate Magazines- Mixmag and Q
We see that this is a common type of women who would be interested in my genre of music and we see her interests relate to my genre. We see her mise en scene is very summery and relaxed.We also see that she like a variety of different artists from a pop like dj such as Calvin Harris to Skrillex who is rather indy.
Saturday, 16 January 2016
Audience profile- Male
Age- 23
Job/occupation- He works in a office and is always taking his breaks to research the next festival or concert.
Interests- He works all week to save money to spend on tickets to go to the latest concerts and festivals and likes to travel abroad to country's to experience house music festivals in that country with his mates.
Favourite music artists- deadmau5 , Eric Prydz, The Prodigy , Ministry Of Sound (in general)
Favorate magazine- MixMag
This is common example of what sort of people are interested within my genre and what sort of fashion they wear. We see he is dressed within summer wear as house music is linked to the summer and hot weather. I am pleased with my research and I have a clear example of what my target group would look like
Friday, 15 January 2016
Audience research
I am researching into what type of people and what sort of audience I need to make my magazine appeal to and what types of people I need to appeal to. I will be using the website called "UK tribes" which explains lots of types of people who have specific interests and it gives them a name. Another contributing factor to why I am researching this is because I want a clear understanding of who to appeal to and it will also better my knowledge of the age ranges and groups I need to aim to when I am preparing my pitch for the magazine.
After researching lots of different tribes and analysing the description given I have found a match to what I think is relevant to my genre of house music and what in my opinion this style of people like to get up to. The UK tribe that is relevant to my magazine was the "Chavers" the description of the "Chavers" is
Chavers are all about the big night out – drugs, booze, dancing and getting smashed with their mates!
With commercial EDM (Electronic Dance Music – think Calvin Harris) dominating the charts in recent years and festivals popping up in cities all over the UK and Europe; the Chavers are alive and one of the most familiar stereotypes of UK youth culture. A friendly, down to earth Tribe that will spend big on a holiday over everyday essentials, the Chavers (especially the live-for-the-weekend students compared to the music-junkies) are much more welcoming than the name suggests. However be warned – drug use rates in the UK have halved for 16-24s in the last decade, so the Chavers of today aren’t going as hard as they used to!
As we can see the photos represent a similar understanding to what my tribe is like but I do not feel as if these photos are accurate enough to match my audience type as we see that the two lads appear too young to go to clubbing but they may have a interest in house music so there is a small similarity. The tribe that is linked to my magazine is located in the mainstream category of all the tribes here is a description of the mainstream category. There’s a strong emphasis on conformity across all Tribes and ages. Siege mentality makes Mainstream Tribes wary of those standing out, anything that’s too ‘out there’ is sure to elicit disparaging remarks – nobody likes a show off! Yet, Mainstream Tribes are among the most loyal of all – both to their friends (often keeping the same group from school) and family. They’re also fiercely proud of their local area.
After researching lots of different tribes and analysing the description given I have found a match to what I think is relevant to my genre of house music and what in my opinion this style of people like to get up to. The UK tribe that is relevant to my magazine was the "Chavers" the description of the "Chavers" is
Chavers are all about the big night out – drugs, booze, dancing and getting smashed with their mates!
With commercial EDM (Electronic Dance Music – think Calvin Harris) dominating the charts in recent years and festivals popping up in cities all over the UK and Europe; the Chavers are alive and one of the most familiar stereotypes of UK youth culture. A friendly, down to earth Tribe that will spend big on a holiday over everyday essentials, the Chavers (especially the live-for-the-weekend students compared to the music-junkies) are much more welcoming than the name suggests. However be warned – drug use rates in the UK have halved for 16-24s in the last decade, so the Chavers of today aren’t going as hard as they used to!
As we can see this type of people like to listen to music similar to house music and like to go to clubs and parties at the weekend which I thought was relevant to my magazine. I am going to find photos of what this tribe of people look like and how there fashion is.
As we can see the photos represent a similar understanding to what my tribe is like but I do not feel as if these photos are accurate enough to match my audience type as we see that the two lads appear too young to go to clubbing but they may have a interest in house music so there is a small similarity. The tribe that is linked to my magazine is located in the mainstream category of all the tribes here is a description of the mainstream category. There’s a strong emphasis on conformity across all Tribes and ages. Siege mentality makes Mainstream Tribes wary of those standing out, anything that’s too ‘out there’ is sure to elicit disparaging remarks – nobody likes a show off! Yet, Mainstream Tribes are among the most loyal of all – both to their friends (often keeping the same group from school) and family. They’re also fiercely proud of their local area.
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