Our artist, Alex Soto, will wear a red Beats headphones, white t-shirt, black jeans, trainers, and a gold chain for his photoshoot. Pictures will be taken during daytime on a green bridge to utilize natural lighting. A variety of shots will be taken including low angles to show emotion, long shots of Alex from front and back, and mid shots of Alex in front of a wall or sitting on steps. The photoshoot will primarily use black and white colors and fonts including Oswald Medium, Georgia, and Helvetica.

1. Digipak: Shortlist
Sonali Narane

2. Mise-en-scene:
Decisions

3. Costume
Before finalising what our artist should wear on shoot day when taking pictures of him I decided
to conduct secondary research of famous DJ’s and what they wear, such as; Martin Garrix,
Skrillex, Calvin Harris and Deadmau5. From this research I found out DJ’s wear; casual t-shirts,
black jeans, headphones, chains and trainers.
We decided our artist should wear:
- Red beats headphones
- White t-shirt
- Black jeans
- Trainser
- Chain

4. Lighting: We’ll take pictures during daytime, so there's natural light to ensure there's good
lighting.
Facial expressions: When taking pictures of our DJ, Alex Soto. I would like him to express
number of facial expressions, such as; happy, sad, angry, worried. This is to allow the audience to
connect with him and understand his emotions.
Make-up: No makeup will be necessary when taking pictures.
Props: Alex Soto will be wearing red Beats headphones and a gold chain around his neck.
Location: Green bridge

5. Shortlist of images required:
Pictures I would like to take of Alex:
Low angle of Alex - To show his emotions.
Long shot of Alex standing towards the camera & backwards.
Mid shot of Alex standing in front of a wall
Alex sitting on steps
Pictures of our location (green bridge):
Picture of train tracks
Picture of train
Pull focus of the green bridge

6. Shortlist of fonts & colours
Colour: I’ll be following the main conventions of digipak , therefore will be using black and white
as my main colours .
Font: Below are the fonts I’ll be using, but they are subject to change over the course.
Oswald Medium
Georgia
Helvetica