images from the casting photo-shoot analysed

1. Effective photo-shoot images

2. I have chosen Shea to be my model for my magazine. I have chosen
this shot to be my front cover because it looks professional. Shea has
been caught in a very serious pose which will cause the audience to
interpret it in different ways. The quality of the shot makes it good
enough to go on the front cover of a magazine. She looks very natural
so it doesn’t look as if the shot has been forced.

3. This shot of Shaun is professional due to the way he is standing but the
audience may not like the way he is hiding his face. The audience may
interpret this as if he didn’t want to be doing the photo-shoot. The
positioning of his body would be suitable for a magazine cover but he
needs to lift his head up and to the left so more of his face is visible.

4. This photo of Shea looks extremely professional and looks as if it has
been done by a professional cameraman. Again Shea looks natural. The
pose is a very thoughtful one which will interpreted differently by the
audience. The clothing Shea has on in the magazine fits with the genre of
my magazine so this shot is perfect for the contents page of my
magazine. The background of the image is also effective as it makes the
image of Shea stand out.

5. The 3rd and final image of Shea is once again a professional shot. Shea
doesn’t look as serious in this shot as it looks like he is deep in thought.
The way Shea is looking to his right will make the audience wonder
what he is looking at. This shot isn’t as good as the other 2 so I wont be
using this photo even though it is good enough to feature on a
magazine.

6. This image of Regan isn’t as professional as Shea’s so that is why I wont be
using him as the model for my magazine. The audience might not be able to
take the face Regan is making seriously. The pose of his body looks serious and
professional but the face he is pulling lets him3elf and the shot down. Shea’s
shots will look better on a magazine than Regan's.