I would contact the owner and do the shoot again. I would take a spare battery, use my phone and ensure the location is well-lit if I couldn't borrow a camera. I would save backups after every shoot to an USB drive to avoid losing images if the camera's memory was wiped. I would use alternative software and fonts or a different computer to complete my magazine if my preferred options weren't available. Having backup plans addresses possible issues that could come up and helps ensure tasks are completed efficiently.

1. Task What If. Back up plan
Photo shoot at a friends house. I don’t have permission to go or her
house is not in a condition to be
used such as someone else is going
over there.
I would have to organise a different
location such as using my own house.
My friend is unable to do the shoot
on the day or she does not have the
right clothes/make up/ prop.
I would contact her beforehand and
arrange a more suitable date for the shoot,
so that I would not waste my time.
Taking the camera (and lights) out for
the weekend.
The camera battery died out. I would take a spare battery to avoid this
scenario.
I was not able to borrow a camera
(and lights)
I would use my phone and make sure that
when I do the photo shoot the location is
well lit.
The images on the camera has been
wiped out.
I would save a back up after every shoot
(USB) to ensure that I would not lose my
images.
Equipment gets stolen. I would contact the owner and do the
shoot again.
Uploading images onto the blog The website does not allow me to
embed the link to my blog
Find another website that allows me to
embed the link.

2. Task What If. Back up plan
Making magazine I don’t have access to ‘InDesign’ or
‘Photoshop’.
I would use an alternative software that
allows me to make my magazine such as
‘Publisher’ and ‘Pixlr editor’
They don’t have the type face I
wanted on the software
I would use a different font that is similar
to the original idea that I had.
The images are incompatible with
the software.
I would make sure that I had saved the
images in JPEG beforehand and double
check the image format.
The ‘InDesign’ or ‘Photoshop’ cannot
be opened on a specific computer
Find a different computer that has both
software, or remember to save my work
that is in a compatible format that can be
opened.
By considering different situations, it opens up different possibilities that might happen, by
having this plan I would be able to evade these scenarios or do the tasks listed on the right.
This would help me avoid wasting time and using it effectively on completing my magazine.