research audience and representation
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Analyse the Band/Artist Posters in your groups
• Using denotation/connotation.
• What does the poster connote regarding the representation of the artist?
• Who is the target audience? Include a full demographic profile.
• (You must all write at least one point. Put your name next to your point).
The Start of your Research• You now have 6 weeks to complete your research.
• Even though most of you are working in groups – research submitted must be individual.
• You devise an artist/brand together – you use this made up artist for the group and individual tasks. However, you cannot all use the same
photographs.
• The research goes towards your final grade, alongside the production and evaluation.
• You will each have a research page that you will need to upload work too. Ensure all your work is placed on the Wikispace.
Who is your artist?
TasksDecide on 4-6 artists you might analyse who are similar to yours.
• Task 1 Title: Research how similar artists to your own are represented.
• Analyse 2-3 similar artists on a word document. Copy images of the artists and annotate around the image.
You might want to use poster images, screen shots from music videos, website images etc.
• (Use your own words. Do not copy and paste. You will be caught for plagiarism by the exam board).
The gold hood connotes……
Rihanna is represented as…………………
Tasks
• Task 2 Title: Research who the target audience is for these artists. How do they target a more diverse audience?
• Take into consideration: psychographics, demographic profiles.
• Write your findings up in a word document. (again, do not copy & paste from the Internet).
• Extension – higher marks: Use Google books to find out more about audiences (e.g. psychographics). Again,
reference these books if you use quotes.
Referencing
• Any websites/books/magazines you use to help you must be sourced.
• Copy and paste and website links/books you use to help you into your word documents at
the bottom of the page.
• These will need to be put into a bibliography once research is completed.