Mojo magazine case study



















Explain how media language has been used to attract the target audience
Mojo has used a range of genre conventions to attract their
target audience. 
They have used a monochrome colour pallet to show the music is for an older audience 30-50s. This is represented, because it what they grew up with. The cover is not bright and vibrant because it appels to the older audience and what like and what they had when they where young.They use san serif font throughout the magazine which gives the the cover a formal less cluttered look

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  1. Ms Stott21 September 2019 at 05:06

    Great start - you are starting to use media terminology and are linking points to audience.
    Targets:
    1) LL: Make sure titles of magazines always start with the a capital letter.
    2) Finish you essay covering all aspects of Media language.

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