Who would be the audience for your media product
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The target audience for the media product is a young, lower-middle to middle class male who enjoys action thrillers, music, video games, and social media. He wears casual, affordable clothing and has a less expensive LG phone and Apple headphones, reflecting that he consumes media and technology but is limited by his unemployed, part-time employment status.
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Trip-hop originated in 1989 in Bristol, England, combining elements of hip hop, world music, and R&B. The genre was popularized by artists from Bristol like Massive Attack, Tricky, and Portishead. Trip-hop tracks typically have a bass-heavy drumbeat between 80-110 bpm, feature sampled instruments and female vocals, and focus more on atmosphere than lyrics. The style aims for a more relaxed, psychedelic vibe compared to grittier gangsta rap.Who would be the audience for your media product
- 1. Who Would Be the Audience for Your Media Product? By Anthony Richards
- 2. My target audience wears casual clothes because he is not employed full-time. He wears a hoodie and jeans – branded but bought cheap in a sale. This shows he is young because the clothes he wears are aimed at young people but that he is not bothered by his appearance. He has an LG to reflect the technological prowess of the target audience and because he cannot afford the most expensive brand. He is male because action thrillers with an all-male cast will appeal mainly to men. He wears Apple headphones to show that the audience consumes music but cannot necessarily buy accessories. His other interests include music, video gaming (mainly offline) and interacting with friends on social media. Other films he would enjoy include Fight Club, Memento, The Usual Suspects and The Departed. He fits into groups C1 – B (lower middle to middle class).