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This document outlines the pre-production process for a fashion magazine issue. It includes sections on style sheets, cover layout, double page layout, content planning, contingency planning, and health and safety. The style sheet establishes red accents in photos and on models. The cover layout shows the planned elements including the masthead, issue number, tag line, and photos of main and secondary models. The double page layout demonstrates pairing older and younger model photos with outfit details in different fonts and colors.
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- 2. Style sheet 444444 ffffff 000000 Something red in every picture, on every model. ff0000
- 3. Front Cover Layout Masthead Issue No. Tag line Picture of main model here Picture of secondary model here Cover Line Barcode
- 4. Double Page Layout Picture of older model, black background Details on the outfit, white text Picture of younger model, white background Details on the outfit, black text. Quote about young fashion Quote about old fashionPage no.
- 5. Content Content How You Could Get It Picture of main model Book the studio and a camera, take the picture Picture of secondary model Book the studio and a camera, take the picture Appropriate fonts Use a website like dafont to gather fonts Article Write about the article myself Cover line Think of a fancy cover line to go with the issue Title Something fashion related, think of myths.
- 6. Contingency Planning Potential Issue Solution Lose work Save frequently, save in more than one place. Forget to save Backup work on computer and USB. Computer crashes Save work as often as possible. Can’t come in Download work from home, do it at home. Models don’t show up Stand in as a model, be the model yourself.
- 7. Health and Safety Potential Issue How will the issue be avoided? Bear attack Make yourself look big. Don’t eat honey. Maybe carry a rifle with you. Spill a drink on the computer Don’t have drinks near the computer. Drop something on your toe Be careful when carrying items. Break equipment Hand equipment carefully. Trip over something Make sure there’s nothing obstructing your path.
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