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This document discusses how the media product portrays jazz fans and particular social groups. It represents jazz fans as enthusiastic supporters of an unconventional music genre. The theme uses black and white colors to portray fans as elegant and sophisticated. Jazz fans are depicted as willing to pay for live performances and dress up for shows. The ethnicity of early jazz artists, including African Americans, is represented through stylistic choices that reference traditional jazz attire like suits. Feedback notes both positive portrayal of jazz as formal but also could improve diversity and inclusion of female artists. Research into jazz audiences informed the targeting of niche but dedicated fans.
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- 1. 2. How does your media product represent particular social groups? Kashif Jones
- 2. How do i portray my jazz fans ? I believe I portrayed my audience to be an enthusiastic audience who support there genre of music full heartedly, and are willing to support the genre of music as is a not commercial and does not get as many publicity as other genres.
- 3. How do i portray my jazz fans ? Part 2 I tried to portray my fans as being elegant and smart hence the reason, I made my theme black and white, black and white is the colour you would use to address someone in a formal manor, and also the colour you would dress up to a sophisticated event.
- 4. How do i portray my jazz fans ? Part 3 Jazz listeners are willing to pay money to see there artist perform live and dress up smart. jazz fans lifestyle is evolved around jazz and influence many of their lifes styles. The best way to experience Jazz is life and tickets are not cheap, and it usually a night out where there will be other prices included and to the average person this may be difficult to afford.
- 5. Jazz Listeners Ethnicity groups Afro-Caribbean's , Afro Americans is where Jazz began and many of these ethnic background still come and support there music, a stereotypical Jazz costume would be;
- 6. Jazz Listeners Ethnicity groups Part 2 The Jazz audience simulates what the performers would wear, so at a jazz night you would expect suits, ties and hats and the women would also dress elegantly with dresses. In my magazine I tried to portray this element with a twist of youthfulness, I made my theme black and white however, I used younger models due to me being in a college (Lack of older models ). This linked in well with features in the magazine as, I'm supporting the developmental stages of young artist through highlighting the career.
- 7. How Does My Black & White Theme Relate To the audience By making my colour theme black and white and using different types of mise en scene such as props instruments (on my front cover). This is to help set a tone throughout the magazine and to relate to my audience, which I used to further indicate my magazine as being a formal magazine
- 8. Feed Back on How have I represented Jazz fans How have I represented Jazz fans; By representing Jazz, you are able to attract Jazz fans. It is quite formal; this would be appreciated by the audience. This feedback suggest I connected well with my audience as my magazine had an formal layout
- 9. Is My portrayal positive or negative or both I had a few constructive feedbacks; Why did you use a white model instead of a black model I was looking for the ideal jazz look and my school was limited however, I agree the model I used does not fit the stereotypical American jazz artist. I do strongly believe we have moved up in time and jazz is open to talent from anywhere in the globe and that is one of the positive messages Im trying to portray about Jazz. .
- 10. Is My portrayal positive or negative or both Why did you only use male artist Jazz is gender non- specific in this issue he was my main focus, in future issues I would look to bring in female artist, Im a jazz listener and females artist are just as respected as men. I do agree I made a fundamental error and should have used a female model. When looking to improve my magazine I would add in a female model. My magazine may come across a bit male dominant and I believe thats a negative way of portraying jazz and fans.
- 11. Audience Feed back My main cover photo is a white English male is this the right ethnic group to represent jazz? I'm not very aware of your target audience, however I thought that Jazz artists generally were of afro/Caribbean descent, at least historically. However you do have another model fitting this ethnicity so this is quite representative, and the fact that you used a white male may reflect the contemporary nature of this magazine. - Yusuf Akhoon
- 12. How did I find my research Even at his most daring, Coltrane could still command a fervent audience response. Listen to the live version of A Love Supreme, recorded in 1965. At the conclusion of the suite, the audience applauds enthusiastically and is demonstratively upset that there is not more to follow. In this extract they speak about how enthusiastic the audience is, when doing research about the audience I found this useful as I based my masthead on John Coltrane and this backs up my point of how influential he was in the jazz scene, and also gives me an idea of way a Jazz crowd behaves.
- 13. Research Part 2 In this extract from online they talk about the jazz audience they say; Many people today argue that jazz is dead. Many people, who actively perform, listen to or support jazz scoff at this notion. But there is no denying that if not dead, the music that can be broadly considered I used this information to help target jazz occupies a far-removed, my audience as Im targeting a dual niche area in the current audience. I was careful as Im not trying landscape of popular art in to persuade people into listening to Jazz America. is for people who listen to Jazz and understand the culture behind Jazz from the AGES 16 + and 21+ Jazz is not commercial hence the reason, there audiences may come across more sophisticated or intelligent