Q4.WHO WOULD BE YOUR AUDIENCE FOR THIS MEDIA PRODUCT

'GRIND' is not your typical R & B magazine as it isn't centered around negative stereotypes associated with teenagers/young adults. The main artist is a successful,well-educated young man, the suit helps portray this.

NO                                                                                   YES

People who aspire to be musicians may read my magazine to gain inspiration and read about the key to R & B stardom. The readers range from lower to upper class, the magazine appeals to all classes as it inspires those of deprived backgrounds to dream big and encourages those of the upper class to branch out and not conform to stereotypes e.g. oxford graduates should only listen to classical music etc.




Teenage girls are a possible audience because girls are often infatuated by the latest singing sensations who are stereotypical  'hotties'. My front cover is of an 'attractive' male, who girls would be drawn to. 




People in the music magazine may also be interested in the magazine as they can scout for potential talent

PROFILES OF TYPICAL 'GRIND' READERS

Name: Tom Smith
Occupation: Oxford Student
Age: 21
Nationality: Caucasian 
Interests: Admirer of poetry, croquet and physics but to his parents surprise wants to work in the hip-hop music industry

Name: Tyrone Black
Occupation: currently unemployed
Age: 18
Nationality: Black-African
Interests: Dreams of going to University to study medicine, 'GRIND' encourages him to think big 

Name: Lizzie Jacobs
Occupation: Health & Beauty student
Age: 19
Nationality: Mixed ethnicity
Interests: Celebrity admire, very interested in the celebrity world, groupie