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The document outlines initial plans for a short film project, including: 1) Brainstorming ways the phrase "that wasn't supposed to happen" could be incorporated, such as through an accidental event. 2) Keeping sound effects simple to make some more dramatic. An ongoing backing track will be used with sharp sound effects between. 3) Possible story ideas involving a generator, exploding light bulbs, and a horror creature jump scare at the end incorporating the phrase.
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The document outlines initial plans for a project involving the phrase "that wasn't supposed to happen". It includes:
1) Brainstorming ideas that could incorporate the phrase such as an accidental event, an incident gone wrong, or a horror story involving malfunctioning lights and a creature.
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Peter Saville is a renowned British graphic designer known for his album artwork for bands like Joy Division and New Order. His unique designs helped define the visual identity of Factory Records. Virgil Abloh is a fashion designer and artistic director of Louis Vuitton who founded the streetwear brand Off-White. He draws on ideas like readymades and modifying objects slightly in his designs. The target audience of the magazine is young adults interested in fashion, focusing on expensive streetwear brands and businesses. Research shows print magazines still outsell digital formats.
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Peter Saville is a renowned British graphic designer known for his album artwork for bands like Joy Division and New Order. His unique designs helped define the visual identity of Factory Records. Virgil Abloh is a fashion designer and artistic director of Louis Vuitton who founded the streetwear brand Off-White. He draws on ideas like "readymades" and subtle modifications in his design philosophy. The target audience of the magazine is young adults interested in fashion, focusing on expensive streetwear brands and businesses. Market research shows the effectiveness of limited releases and collaborations for generating demand in the streetwear industry.
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The document discusses research into target audiences and existing magazines for inspiration on designing a new streetwear magazine. It analyzes the target audiences and content of magazines like Proper Mag and MixMag. Proper Mag focuses on streetwear and unique clothing, using clean designs with a blend of images and text. MixMag follows a simple but effective style with large center images and single-color backgrounds. The document considers applying lessons from these magazines to its own new streetwear publication.
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Streetwear magazine that targets 16-40 year olds, predominantly male and middle to upper class. The magazine covers various streetwear businesses and brands and was created as part of an FMP. It aims to be released in cities where there is a larger potential audience. Social media presence on Instagram is seen as vital to showcase the product, build a brand following and demand similar to successful streetwear brands.
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Streetwear magazine that targets 16-40 year olds, predominantly male and middle to upper class. The magazine covers various streetwear businesses and brands that the author has researched. Social media presence on Instagram is important to build an audience and following for the magazine as it will help promote streetwear brands with limited supply.
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The document provides planning details for a fashion magazine photo shoot project. It outlines two photo locations - York city centre and Easingwold. York will provide urban and rural backdrops while Easingwold offers rural scenery. Models are listed from both locations. The project will have a very low budget since the photographer already owns equipment and can borrow a camera. Photos will focus on street style clothing. Article ideas and copy drafts are included for topics like Nike Air Max day, the clothing store Oi Polloi, and the relationship between football and fashion. Color schemes, fonts, and mock magazine layouts are presented.
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This weekly diary details a student's progress on a magazine production project over 6 weeks. In week 1, the student began writing articles. In week 2, the student designed the front page. In week 3, the student designed double page spreads reflecting different brands. In week 4, the student designed advertisements. In week 5, the student created a bold article using Virgil Abloh's color scheme. In week 6, the student felt the magazine was progressing well but was behind on writing articles.
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The document provides an evaluation of the author's FMP (Final Major Project) pre-production work. It summarizes the key sections of pre-production research and planning that were completed, including researching graphic designers, analyzing magazine layouts and techniques, identifying potential problems and solutions, planning photos, locations and the overall magazine format. The author reflects on what worked well and areas that could be improved if doing the project again, such as including more sources than just online for research, further exploring production techniques and target demographics.
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The student proposes creating a streetwear fashion magazine covering various clothing styles, trends, brands and influences. Over 15 weeks, they will conduct research, take photos, design pages, and write articles. They will create a mock magazine, then a final printed magazine to be presented at a show. Progress and feedback will be tracked in a weekly diary to evaluate and improve the project. The magazine aims to inform readers through images and design reflecting discussed topics in a unique yet comparable way to professional publications.
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Stefan Hughes is presenting his fashion magazine project on streetwear. He discusses different presentation options, including a visual presentation using interactive features on screen, a vocal presentation where he speaks to the audience, or a recorded presentation with audio descriptions. He also outlines his target audience as 16-40 year olds, predominantly male and from middle to upper class. Social media is important to promote the magazine and build an audience. He plans to get feedback through a class presentation and distributing free copies in local shops with surveys.
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This presentation describes a fashion magazine about streetwear created for a FMP. The magazine covers shops, brands, important figures and the history of streetwear. The target market includes 16-40 year olds from middle to upper class, predominantly male. The magazine will be targeted towards cities where there is a larger potential audience. Social media will be used to promote the magazine and build a following online as streetwear brands do.
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- 2. I think that the briefing is fairly open and has a lot of possibilities. The phrase that wasn’t supposed to happen can be used in quite a few ways so initial thoughts are some sort of accidental event or incident. I think the dialogue will be a challenge so its going to be hard to show the phrase.
- 3. My first thought with sound Is to keep at as simple as possible so by limiting the amount of sound effects I use it will make the others more dramatic and powerful. I will use an on going backing track and then sharp sound effects imbetween
- 4. Horror action location college home outdoor Bike chase Something gone wrong Comes in, powers not working heads down to garage flicks on first light of generator hears it first bulb explodes, scream. Flicks second on explodes and screams louder. Flicks third flashes on and stays on. ENDING: horror jump scare when turning around incorporating the phrase, bulb explodes at the end dimming horror creature with final loudest scream. Ways to say that wasn’t supposed to happen Text message Wrote in blood for horror Billboards posters note props bulbs Make up mask creature Mind map
- 6. Is there any repetition in the images you have collected? Repeated colours/images styles/fonts/tone/mood Horror, dark colours contrasting to light ones. Ideas of homeliness and a safe space and also fear and vulnerability. Basically a board full of contrasts of different areas and themes of dark vs light. How will your mood board influence your final product? Will be using ideas for props from the images on the mood board
Editor's Notes
- Log your initial thoughts regarding the set brief- What could you make? What are you good at? Your opinions? Can be a list of bullet points of reactions- does not have to be full prose. Can be hand drawn and scanned in.
- Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using college printers exploring 3 potential ideas
- Collection of images related to your product/inspirational/visually interesting At least 15 needed