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The call sheet summarizes a planned photo shoot at a college location from 4:00pm to 5:55pm. It lists the location, contact details, planned shots including indoor and outdoor shots of models individually and together, the photographer, models, equipment needed, costumes, sets, and a detailed shoot plan and timeline.
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The document outlines a shooting schedule for a photography project taking place on January 29th at Nunnington Hall in Ryedale. Equipment including a DSLR camera, tripod, and memory cards have been booked. Models will be people taking photographs to document the hall and local farms/shops in a documentary style. Props will only include items found on site like tables and chairs. A risk assessment was completed. Contingency plans include photographing a football game the following week if needed. A second risk assessment was included for the football game location and hazards.
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2. Different fonts, sizes and placements are used throughout for headers, body text, images and ads.
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Flat plan
1. The document contains a magazine layout with various sections such as ads, articles, interviews and images.
2. Different fonts, sizes and placements are used throughout for headers, body text, images and ads.
3. The layout includes recurring sections like ads, interviews and articles separated by additional graphics and formatting.
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The document discusses different font options for a hip hop magazine masthead and articles. Several fonts are considered but deemed inappropriate for different reasons, such as being too 1920s art deco in style, inconsistent thickness of letters, or too childish for a hip hop audience. A few fonts are identified as possibly working for a masthead but not regular text due to always being in all capital letters. Draft masthead examples using different fonts are presented.
Contacting models for shoot
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2. Different fonts, sizes and placements are used throughout for headers, body text, images and ads.
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1. The document contains a magazine layout with various sections such as ads, articles, interviews and images.
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Contacting models for shoot
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Creating my contents page
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Uses and gratifications
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- Covers use prominent images of celebrities/artists and attention-grabbing headlines to attract readers interested in those people.
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- Double page spreads employ techniques like large central images, pull quotes as headers, and alternating text colors to make articles visually appealing and easy to read. Layouts aim to represent artists in a way that matches readers' interests.
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The document provides feedback on different font options for a magazine masthead called "Hip Hop Hub". It notes that the first font is very 1920s art deco style and would only work on a magazine cover in black and white. The second font is decent but the reviewer is unsure about it being all in bold. No feedback is given on the third option of simply repeating the magazine title in different lines.
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Creating my double page spread
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- 1. Call Sheet Location: College; Rotherfield Time on location: 4:00pm Time leaving location: 5:55pm Location Contact: 07881583103 Planned Images: Close-Mid Shot of Ishamel sitting and Toluwaloju standing indoors together. Individuals of Toluwaloju and Ishmael facing camera, brick wall background. Shot of both with backs to camera facing brick wall. Mid Shot of Thomas facing camera smiling in basketball attire, holding door. Photographer: Tom Goodyear Models:ToluwalojuAwojobi, Ishamel George-Kacou, Thomas Company Additional Personnel: Equipment: Camera Props: Snapback, Stool Costumes: Casual Wear, Hoodie/Jacket/Jeans/Shirt. Basketball Wear Sets: R1 Interior, R1 Exterior against brick wall, Sports All Door. Transport: Walking Shoot Plan: Inside R1 First, Then outside with brick wall. Finish with Sports Hall. 4:00 pm Meet in R2, Load Equipment Travel to R1 4:10pm Shoot at R1
- 2. 4:35pm Go outside R1 and Shoot 5:20pm Go to Sports Hall and Shoot 5:40pm Take Equipment back to R1 – Upload Pictures 5:55pm Travel home