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Star image
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- 2. What makes astar? What image are institutions trying to portray to their audiences about a certain star. Stars from different genre backgrounds will want to have different images. Pop – bright and colourful. Rock – Darker colours and more muted.
- 3. Examples - While releasingher first album Taylor Swift was made to be a ‘country star’ and this is shown in this album cover by having her in a rural background, her hair natural and her make up minimal. This is to represent her as a simplistic girl who doesn’t rely on anything other than her guitar. I don’t know what album release this is (as I’m not really a Marilyn fan. TAINTED LOVE ANYONE?) this is a perfect example of a star image created to scare. This album cover shows him covered in dark make up, leaning forward with a sinister look on his face and tinted green (this could be related to witches and witchcraft).
- 4. The purpose ofthe star image To appeal to a certain audience. As mentioned in the first slide most genres want a specific image. Rock/Indie would want a more rebellious image than that of Pop and R ‘n’ B as their audience would be predominantly made up of rebellious teenagers.
- 5. The end. *The carfrom grease flies up into the sky*