1. Photo-Shoot Planning
Product: Urban
Theme
● Cover 1 – Swag
● Cover 2 – Classy
● Cover 3 – Summer
● Cover 4 – Grunge/gritty
Models
● Cover 1 – Aiden Holden
● Cover 2 – Victoria Beavers
● Cover 3 – Victoria Beavers
● Cover 4 – Syril Drake
Props
● Cover 1 – Hat
● Cover 2 – Necklace
● Cover 3 – Sunglasses and hoop earrings
● Cover 4 – Hat (possibly umbrella)
Costume
● Cover 1 – Supreme hat, black Boy London jumper
● Cover 2 – Classy dress (preferably black)
● Cover 3 – Tropical/summery shorts onesie
● Cover 4 – Skinny jeans, converse/Vans, jumper and a jacket
Make-up
● Cover 1 – None
● Cover 2 – Tanned, red lipstick, big eyelashes and big eyeliner.
● Cover 3 – Tanned, pink lipstick, a bright eyeshadow (preferably orange)
● Cover 4 - None
Equipment required
● Digital SLR camera
● Tripod
Location Reece
● Cover 1 - Bedroom (my brother’s bedroom)
● Cover 2&3 -PA16
● Cover 4 - Outside (brick wall)

2. Schedule
Cover 1 – Saturday 11th
Jan 2014
Cover 2 – Monday 13th
Jan 2014
Cover 3 – Monday 13th
Jan 2014
Cover 4 – Friday 10th
Jan 2014
Contingency Plans
● Cover 1 - PA16
● Cover 2 - In a cafe
● Cover 3 - Outside when sunny
● Cove 4 - In the garden
Legal Considerations
Copyright
The Copyright law originated in the United Kingdom from a concept of common law; the Statute of
Anne 1709. It became statutory with the passing of the Copyright Act 1911. The current act is the
Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.
The law gives the creators of literary, dramatic, musical, artistic works, sound recordings, broadcasts,
films and typographical arrangement of published editions, rights to control the ways in which their
material may be used; so if a company was to use a product from Dr Dre, they would need to ask for
permission to use his product.
This doesn’t apply to my work as my work is my OWN work/creativity.
Discrimination
Discrimination means the unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people, especially
on the grounds of race, age, or sex.The Equality Act 2010 legally protects people from discrimination
in the workplace and in wider society.
This doesn’t apply to my work as I’ve used both male and female and also I’ve used a differentrace.
My model’s clothing does not discriminate anyone as they are simple clothing which fits the different
themes.
Obscenity
Obscene Publications Act 1959 is an Act to amend the law relating to the publication of obscene
matter; to provide for the protection of literature; and to strengthen the law concerning pornography.
The law makes it an offence to publish, whether for gain or not, any content whose effect will tend to

3. “deprave and corrupt” those likely to read, see or hear the matter contained or embodies in it. This
could include images of extreme sexual activity such as: bestiality, necrophilia, rape or torture.
This law also doesn’t apply to my work either as my front covers are clean; images of a teenager
dressed in a particular way (decent), no pornographic/explicit activities.
Trespass
Trespassing on to somebody else’s land without a lawful excuse is an offence itself and is one of the
rare forms of tort claims in which a claimant can bring a claim without having to prove any damage
has occurred. However, it is not a criminal offence and so property owners must bring their claim in
the civil courts
This somewhat applies to my work as one of my locations for my photo shoot is in-between 2 houses
that goes to both their back-gardens so I’ll need to ask for permission to use that space. However my
other 3 photo shoots are on public land (College) and in my own home.
Ethical Considerations
Representational Issues
My work rules out other races as I have only used the same raced people. My original plan was to use
someone from a different race; however they withdrew from the project.
My method of representing teenagers isn’t of any offence to the public as the poses and clothing the
model have/do are clean and appropriate.