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This props brief lists the equipment and props needed for a photoshoot at St. Peters University's green room, including various musical instruments like acoustic guitars, an electric guitar, bongos, and a tambourine. It also assigns specific props to four people being photographed: Andrew, Tamsyn, Melynda, and Melyssa.
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This document provides costume details for four models - Andrew, Tamsyn, Melynda, and Melyssa - photographing at St. Peters University. Tamsyn will have three outfit changes including a pink prom dress, purple velvet dress, and casual indie look. Melynda will wear a black hat, jacket, and boots with rock jewelry. Melyssa will wear a cream leather jacket, black jeans and boots with a studded glove and rock necklaces.
evaluation question 1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products.
Model organisation
Becky Lindsay, a 17-year-old performing arts student, was chosen as the model for a photoshoot portraying an alternative music artist. She was selected due to her music tastes in indie, alternative genres and experience from acting roles, which would help her look the part. Her age also fits the target demographic of 15-21 year olds for alternative music magazines. Extensive text conversations were had to coordinate schedules and availability between the model, photographer, and studio during the upcoming October half term break.
Photoshoot Preparation
The document provides guidance for a model preparing for an upcoming photoshoot, including facial expressions, poses, and hair and makeup styles to practice. It notes that a variety of photos from different angles and expressions will be taken over the one hour session. Direct eye contact will be important. Props and clothing will be provided. Examples are given of practical, sexual, and carefree facial expressions as well as standing and sitting poses reflecting an alternative style. The goal is to achieve a punk/alternative look through the hair and makeup.
Question5
The document discusses how the magazine targeted its audience of 13-23 year olds interested in alternative music. It aimed to attract this audience through using genre conventions like dark colors, emotive language, and images of alternative musicians in the magazine's layout and design. The magazine also included common features like competitions, subscriber perks, and a free song download to engage readers. The price of £2 was chosen to be affordable for students while still undercutting competitors. Overall, the document explains how the magazine was tailored to attract its intended target audience through visuals, content, and pricing.
Eval2 (1)2
The document discusses how the author addressed their target audience of indie pop fans for a magazine. They used a red color scheme and exciting fonts on the front cover to attract attention. The price of £2.50 was affordable for the middle-class audience. Photos showed an exciting pose and model that appealed to both genders. Stories featured popular bands. Feedback from a target customer and focus group confirmed the magazine appealed to its intended audience.
Construction of magazine
The document summarizes the process of creating multiple drafts of a magazine front cover and contents page. Some key points:
1) The author experimented with different layouts, images, colors and fonts on five drafts of the front cover to improve the design and structure based on feedback.
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3) Three drafts of the contents page were also made, refining elements like boxes, fonts and filling empty spaces based on assessments.
4) The final drafts of both pages incorporated a variety of techniques to create a cohesive and visually appealing design for the magazine.
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This calendar shows the schedule for March 2017, including the completion of evaluation questions and presentations for a photography project. Key events include finishing evaluation questions 1 and 7, creating presentations on photos taken at a Unit and selecting final photos, and completing a presentation about taking photos and comparing a magazine to a classmate's magazine.
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In the session you will experience how preparing and reflecting on your conversation can help you be more influential at work. You will learn how to communicate more effectively with the people needed to achieve positive change. You will leave with a self-revised version of a difficult conversation and a practical model to use when you get back to work.
Come learn more on how to become a real influencer!
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