NEA Briefs 5

Audience Profile - My Audience

Learning Objectives:

K: about audience segmentation.
U: how audience segmentation effects media products.
BAT: conduct research and create an audience profile for your individual product.
CO: Use media terminology throughout.

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Task 2 - Answer the following questions about audience profiling:

Name 5 ways in which audiences can be categorised.
1) Age
2) Social class
3) Gender
4) Religion
5) Sexuality

Why do you think it's important for media producers to categorise audiences?
It is importantly for media producers to categorise audiences so they what they should be watching according top this category. For example children aged 10 and under should not be watching sexual movies.

What is the target audience as described in your chosen brief?
The target audience is for 10-13 year old's.

Give a short explanation as to your understanding of the target audience given in your chosen brief.
My target audience indicates what kind of magazine I need to make. I can't make a magazine that is inappropriate for 10-13 year old's.

Task 5 - Review your results and copy and paste any graphs or charts given by surveymonkey















Task 6 - DEFINE YOUR AUDIENCE
My audience is a for children of all social classes as I want all the children to experience what reading can do for you. It is also for children aged 10-12 as they must be able to read and understand what I am writing about.  It is for both genders and it is a gender neutral magazine. It is recommended for children who like reading but children who don't can also learn from this magazine as they can learn how fun reading can be. 






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