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The document discusses different camera shots that could be used for a magazine image. It describes long shots, medium shots, close-ups, and extreme close-ups. Long shots show the full body but are mainly used when holding a prop. Medium shots show more detail while still giving context of the whole subject. Close-ups attract attention but may not be suitable for a cover. The document recommends using a medium shot for the magazine cover to focus on the model while providing context.
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Evaluation Question 1
This document discusses how the media product, a magazine, uses and develops conventions of real magazines. It describes using mastheads, cover lines, main images and fonts in conventional ways. While some elements initially aimed to challenge conventions, like cover line placement, they had to conform to conventions after photos were taken. Layouts follow conventions like interviews and a "from the editor" section. A two-page main image also conforms to conventions seen in reference magazines. Text placement makes it readable around photos, respecting conventions of leaving images prominent. Overall, the magazine respects many real magazine conventions while a few elements had to alter plans to better conform.
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The document discusses images chosen for different sections of a magazine. For the front cover, the author chose a medium close-up image of a model with direct address to fit magazine conventions. For the contents page, two images of the model in a medium close-up and close-up were selected with an unconventional background to make the magazine seem more indie. For the double page spread, an image showing a male model holding a guitar was selected to imply softer music and appeal to both female and indie audiences.
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The media product represents white British and African American teenagers and young adults, who make up the target audience. A male model is featured to attract female readers and encourage male readers to relate to the artists.
On the front cover, the model is sitting casually but importantly dressed fashionably rather than stereotypically, appealing to the target audience.
The contents page layout is simple with minimal text, clear structure, and a splash of color to attract readers' eyes without overwhelming them.
A variety of shots are used, including eye-level shots to create a direct connection, non-eye level shots to add mystery, and a mixture of long, mid, and close shots of the same model to enable connection
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This document discusses the conventions used in media products and how the author's media product both adheres to and challenges some of those conventions. It describes several common magazine conventions like mastheads, dates, images, pull quotes, and barcodes that the product follows. It also discusses some conventions it challenges, such as using social media integration and bigger, bolder artist names rather than smaller text found in other magazines. Overall, the document evaluates how the author's media product was informed by real magazine conventions but also aimed to engage its target audience.
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This document discusses different types of photography including advertising, fashion, photojournalism, portraiture, and high street studio photography. It provides examples and discusses elements like lenses used, lighting techniques, image control/manipulation, and contexts the images may appear in. The document also includes the photographer's opinions on various styles and examples of photographers known for specific types.
Magazine image ideas
The document discusses magazine image ideas for conveying a relaxed, unique tone through lighting, props, clothing, and poses. Several photos are presented and described as inspirations. The top images imitate a music video by using vibrant colors and intertwining poses. Other images emphasize youth through colors and a shouting expression. Some showcase movement and sophistication in the music industry. Simplicity and mid-movement shots convey relaxation. Posed images under red and blue lights aim for professionalism and elegance. Casual, messy attire and happy expressions further the relaxed mood. A location shot stands out by focusing on the model against faded surroundings.
Photography book
Photography Applications discusses various types of photography including advertising, fashion, photojournalism, portraiture, and high street photography. For each type, the document provides details on purposes, examples of photographers, equipment and techniques used such as lighting, lenses, environment, and post-production processes. Across all types, photographers aim to creatively capture compelling images in a controlled environment to effectively showcase their subject for the intended audience.
Photography Book
Photography Applications discusses different types of photography including advertising, fashion, and photojournalism. Advertising photography aims to promote products and is often highly produced using artificial lighting and post-production techniques. Fashion photography typically features models wearing designer clothing in a controlled studio setting with artificial lighting and post-production used to achieve perfection. Photojournalism documents real events using natural lighting to provide unbiased images that convey honest emotions.
Photography planning media
The document discusses the composition and style of images to be used in a magazine. It describes using the rule of thirds to compose shots. Images will be of models representing musicians. Medium and close-up shots will be used to show facial expressions. Studio backdrops and minimal props will create a calm, simplistic aesthetic. Outfits and lighting will enhance the feminine attributes of the models to engage the audience. Location shots may also be taken to give an urban feel while maintaining a relaxed, casual impression.
Evaluation of my fashion spreads
The document contains an evaluation of three photos taken for the front covers of a teenage lifestyle magazine. For each photo, the photographer outlines their initial intentions, how the final image fulfilled those intentions, how it is appropriate for the target audience, and the meanings created. The photographer intended to feature models in different poses and settings for each cover, showing outfits while drawing attention. The evaluations find that the final images matched the intentions by framing the models and outfits effectively and using color contrasts to guide the eye.
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Interview inspirations.
The document provides tips for conducting an interview that appears professional and well-constructed on camera. It recommends starting with an introduction of the interviewer and interviewee to establish their roles. Using two-shot angles during the interview presents both participants and gives the appearance of a structured discussion. Capturing the interviewee laughing or showing animated facial expressions makes the interview seem lively and engaging for viewers rather than dull.
Magazine pitch
This document outlines a magazine pitch targeting 18-30 year old males interested in health, fitness, nutrition, sports and fashion. The magazine will include features on health, nutrition, sports and fashion. Images will feature models in fitness clothing outdoors, and text will complement images while providing tips. The magazine will have a bold black, grey, white and red color scheme and focus on the North East region with locally taken images and regional vocabulary.
Evaluation Q6
The document discusses the technologies used during various stages of constructing a magazine product. It describes learning the basics of Photoshop while creating a preliminary magazine. Research involved using search engines like Google and Safari to find sources and images. Planning utilized social media like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to contact models. Photos were taken with an iPhone camera. Photoshop was used for post-production tasks like adding effects. Evaluation used software like Prezi, PowerPoint and Word that the author was familiar with, as well as iMovie which provided a learning challenge.
Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses using a similar style and layout to the successful magazine Mixmag for a new magazine. The author decided to use a similar style to Mixmag as their magazines have similar target audiences of 16-20 and 20+ year olds. By emulating Mixmag's style, the author aims to attract their chosen audience as Mixmag has proven successful in doing so. The author also chose similar colors and layout from Mixmag.
Evaluation
The document discusses how the media product, a house music magazine, uses and develops conventions from real magazines like Mixmag. It summarizes the key design elements and choices that were made to reflect the house music genre and follow genre conventions, including fonts, featured artists, cover layout, and interview style. Elements like costumes and additional sections were added to make the magazine more unique and appeal to the target audience. Overall, the magazine aims to have a professional look by following real magazine conventions while adding some original elements.
What makes a good photograph?
The document discusses four key elements that make a good photograph: effective lighting, facial expression theory, effective positioning, and the rule of thirds. Effective lighting is important for shaping how textures appear and setting the overall mood. Facial expressions can dramatically impact how an image is perceived. Positioning strategically places the focal point and includes background elements. Following the rule of thirds by aligning subjects with grid lines can improve visual balance and composition.
What makes a good photograph?
Effective lighting, facial expressions, positioning, and following the rule of thirds are key elements that make a good photograph according to the document. Effective lighting is important for conveying mood and atmosphere through direction, color, and softness of light. Facial expressions can change the perceived tone of a magazine cover depending on whether the model appears happy or angry. Proper positioning features the focal point and includes relevant background elements. Following the rule of thirds by aligning subjects with grid lines can improve compositional balance.
What makes a good photograph?
Effective lighting, facial expressions, positioning, and following the rule of thirds are key elements that make a good photograph according to the document. Effective lighting is important for conveying mood and atmosphere through direction, color, and softness of light. Facial expressions can change the perceived tone of a magazine cover depending on whether the model appears happy or angry. Proper positioning features the focal point and includes relevant background elements. Following the rule of thirds by aligning subjects with grid lines can improve compositional balance.
Reader profile
The target audience for HouseNation Reader is young people aged 16 on average, with slightly more males than females reading. Most readers own a variety of technology like mobile phones, computers, and music players. They identify as young socialites interested in their appearance and dance/EDM music. The majority have broadband access and like to adopt new technologies.
Media institutions
Bauer Media Group is a large European media company that owns magazines, radio and TV stations across the world. It started as a small printing house in Germany and now reaches over 22 million UK consumers each week through brands like Heat, Kiss and Grazia. Bauer Media also has a 50% stake in Box Television, which produces popular music TV channels. Bauer publishes magazines in genres like music, entertainment, football and gardening.
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- 1. Camera Shots What makes an effective image for a magazine? What are the different camera shots you could use?
- 2. What makes an effective image for a magazine? The image for the magazine has to be appropriate and specific to the magazines gender. The image also has to be sharp and clear in order to attract the readers attention and stand out from other magazines. The background of the image must also allow the main image to stand out and show the focus on the main image.
- 3. What are the different camera shots I could use? The different camera shots I could use are : Long shot, Medium shot, Close up and extreme close-up.
- 4. Long Shot A long shot is a photo that shows the whole persons body. Long shots are mainly used in magazines when someone is holding and/or with a prop. This shot is mainly used to show the importance of a figure in the shot, for example the image of Florence where she is shown taller than iconic global monuments to show the importance of herself. I may use this camera shot within my magazine as my model for my magazine will be holding a prop.
- 5. Medium Shot A medium shot shows some part of the subject in more detail while still giving an impression of the whole subject. The medium shot is effective as it shows the reader who and what the magazine is about and focused on in the most detail whilst still giving an insight into what the magazine also features as a whole. I will use this type of shot in my magazine as I want to focus the image on my model whilst still giving an insight into what the magazine is about.
- 6. Close Up A close up is a photograph taken at close range or with a long focal-length lens. These images are effective as it shows the importance of the model to the magazine and attracts the readers attention as you feel close to the subject. I wont use this shot on my magazine cover as I believe a medium shot is more effective as a cover image – however I do believe I will use this shot within my magazine at some point.
- 7. Extreme Close Up A photograph in which the subject is tightly framed and shown at a relatively large scale. These images are effective as it shows the importance of the model to the magazine and attracts the readers attention as you feel close to the subject. I wont use this specific camera shot within my magazine as I believe the medium and close up shots are more effective for my genre of magazine.