media

1. Treatment-
I would like my magazine to have a very minimalistic look
by using monochrome and pastel colours such as white,
black, baby pink and baby blue. Within my magazine I will
have the main features of fashion trends in the popular
music industry, interviews of popular music artists and
reviews of popular music albums. As fashion plays a big
role in today’s generation I feel to have a feature of it in my
magazine will have a good appeal to my target audience
which are 17 year-olds.

2. Mood Board.

3. Name Ideas.
Ruthless.
Remix.
Spartan.

6. Masthead.
Main
Feature
Headline.
Cover line.
Cover line.
Price&
barcode.
Image.
tags
tags
tags
Website/social media/slogan.
Incentive.
Main
cover
image.
Flat
Plan.
I have put incentives
on the front cover
so my magazine will
me more appealing
to my audience and
draw their attention
to my magazine.

7. Contents Page.

9. Clothing & Props.

10. Equipment.
The three main photography equipment pieces I will need
for my photo-shoot, would be a professional camera as it
would give me a high definition image which would be a very
clear quality for the images in magazine. The professional
camera would also help for the types of shots I would like my
images to be, for example I would have the option to close-
up, medium close up, long shot or mid shot. The camera I
would use would most likely be a Nixon camera.
I would need a white background behind my
models for when I take the photos as having a
white background behind the image will make it
easier for me to edit on Photoshop for when I make
my final production, this will make my final
production have a more professional look and
finish.
I would also need to have a source of good lighting as it automatically brightens up
my images. It makes them look more professional and appealing. Light is the main
source for my images otherwise they will not make my final production look eye-
catching to my readers. If my final production looks amateur it can put my target
audience off reading my magazine.

11. Location.
I will be taking a majority of my photos in a photo-shoot room as
it will securely give it that glamorous and professional look. It
would also be the safest way to take my pictures as there is less
chance of lighting issues and interference. However I may take a
few photos with the background of a brick wall as it will give my
magazine a niche look as my magazine is based on artists who
have a niche themselves.
The photos that I take in front of a brick wall will be for my
contents page as there is less focus on the model and it gives
the image a chance to look more abstract, this will give the
reader a chance to appreciate the photography instead off the
fascination and glamour of the model on the main cover.

12. Meeting with my
models to discuss
outfits and poses
for the shoot.
12:00pm
Dress rehearsal for
the photo-shoot.
15:00pm
Have the photo-
shoot for my final
production at the
photo studio.
12:00pm