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The document discusses several potential photos for use in a magazine. The first photo of Shea is selected for the front cover due to its professional and serious pose. The second photo of Shaun could work except his face is hidden. The third photo of Shea is deemed perfect for the contents page due to its professional, natural pose and thoughtful interpretation along with fitting clothing and effective background. The last photo of Shea is considered but not selected despite being good enough for a magazine. The final photo of Regan is rejected in favor of Shea's shots due to Regan's unprofessional facial expression conflicting with his otherwise serious body pose.
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Rejected images
The document discusses reasons for rejecting several images for use on the front cover of a music magazine.
1. Some images were rejected because they were slightly blurry or had too many colors, which would not look professional or appeal to the target audience.
2. Other images showed the subject smiling and wearing a tiara, making the photos seem too nice and fashion-focused rather than appropriate for a music magazine genre.
3. Cutting off body parts like legs or hands in some photos also led to rejection for lack of professionalism.
Photoshoot - Photo Analysis
This document discusses photo selections for different pages of a magazine. A mid-shot photo will be used on the cover to fill most of the space and attract attention with a bold image of the artist. Additional photos show more of the artist in different poses to build an image of them without looking repetitive, including tilted poses, hair gestures, and a natural smile. Varied photos of the artist sitting and standing help make the magazine feel more interesting and real.
Photoshoot - Photo Analysis
This document discusses photos that will be used in a magazine. It explains that the front cover photo will be a mid-shot of the artist to fill most of the frame and attract attention. Internally, one photo shows the top of the artist's legs to feature her on one page while leaving space for text. Another internal photo shows the artist tilting her head and shaking her hair to provide a new perspective. Varied poses and angles between the photos are intended to sustain reader interest and prevent repetitiveness.
Evaluations question 1
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, uses and develops conventions from real music magazines. Specifically:
- Two magazines, i-D and another, were used as style models for layout, simplicity of design, soft colors, and minimal text.
- The title is prominently but not overwhelmingly displayed. Contents pages and spreads do not include the title based on one style model.
- Images are used as the main focal point, with cover lines and text intended to encourage reading the inside.
- A minimalist, black and white color scheme is used, with some important words highlighted for the contents page. Color is also matched from a photo to title text on a spread.
Evaluation
The document evaluates 4 photos for use in a magazine. Photo 1 is in focus with piercing eyes, portraying a hip-hop style. Photo 2 shows passion for music in a side medium shot. Photo 3 is too dark to see facial details clearly. Photo 4 is also too dark and not a close-up or medium shot that could work for a double-page spread, and does not relate to the theme.
Casting
This document discusses potential images for a magazine and provides critiques of each. It analyzes six photos, finding that the first image of Regan has an unprofessional look and stance and is therefore unsuitable. The second image of Shaun cannot clearly show his face and has an awkward positioning. The third image of Shea would be perfect except the background cannot be easily edited out. The fourth and sixth images of Shea are good except he is looking away from the camera in both. The fifth image of Shea will be too difficult to crop and edit the background and he is also looking away.
Re shoot of images
The document discusses re-shooting images for a music magazine. The first photo chosen for the front cover was re-shot due to bad lighting and inappropriate outfit in the original. The new front cover photo follows magazine conventions by having the model pose naturally and gaze at the reader. Additional photos were re-shot for the contents page and double-page spreads to better reflect the artist's personality, music genre, and avoid strictly portraying the "male gaze". The re-shot images aim to present the artist and instruments more naturally rather than posing stiffly.
Question 1
The document summarizes the creative decisions made in designing a music magazine called "Mix Mag." Key elements discussed include:
- Choosing the title "Mix Mag" to convey a musical element and changing from the previous title of "Rhythm House."
- Featuring a main image of a model with simple makeup and clothing in a clean, uncluttered setting to draw focus to her face and convey a high-class style.
- Selecting outfits of plain colors like black and white for the model and including props like headphones to look stylish yet professional in line with the house music genre.
- Photographing the model in ways that convey both confidence and energetic enthusiasm to engage
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1. Some images were rejected because they were slightly blurry or had too many colors, which would not look professional or appeal to the target audience.
2. Other images showed the subject smiling and wearing a tiara, making the photos seem too nice and fashion-focused rather than appropriate for a music magazine genre.
3. Cutting off body parts like legs or hands in some photos also led to rejection for lack of professionalism.
Photoshoot - Photo Analysis
This document discusses photo selections for different pages of a magazine. A mid-shot photo will be used on the cover to fill most of the space and attract attention with a bold image of the artist. Additional photos show more of the artist in different poses to build an image of them without looking repetitive, including tilted poses, hair gestures, and a natural smile. Varied photos of the artist sitting and standing help make the magazine feel more interesting and real.
Photoshoot - Photo Analysis
This document discusses photos that will be used in a magazine. It explains that the front cover photo will be a mid-shot of the artist to fill most of the frame and attract attention. Internally, one photo shows the top of the artist's legs to feature her on one page while leaving space for text. Another internal photo shows the artist tilting her head and shaking her hair to provide a new perspective. Varied poses and angles between the photos are intended to sustain reader interest and prevent repetitiveness.
Evaluations question 1
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, uses and develops conventions from real music magazines. Specifically:
- Two magazines, i-D and another, were used as style models for layout, simplicity of design, soft colors, and minimal text.
- The title is prominently but not overwhelmingly displayed. Contents pages and spreads do not include the title based on one style model.
- Images are used as the main focal point, with cover lines and text intended to encourage reading the inside.
- A minimalist, black and white color scheme is used, with some important words highlighted for the contents page. Color is also matched from a photo to title text on a spread.
Evaluation
The document evaluates 4 photos for use in a magazine. Photo 1 is in focus with piercing eyes, portraying a hip-hop style. Photo 2 shows passion for music in a side medium shot. Photo 3 is too dark to see facial details clearly. Photo 4 is also too dark and not a close-up or medium shot that could work for a double-page spread, and does not relate to the theme.
Casting
This document discusses potential images for a magazine and provides critiques of each. It analyzes six photos, finding that the first image of Regan has an unprofessional look and stance and is therefore unsuitable. The second image of Shaun cannot clearly show his face and has an awkward positioning. The third image of Shea would be perfect except the background cannot be easily edited out. The fourth and sixth images of Shea are good except he is looking away from the camera in both. The fifth image of Shea will be too difficult to crop and edit the background and he is also looking away.
Re shoot of images
The document discusses re-shooting images for a music magazine. The first photo chosen for the front cover was re-shot due to bad lighting and inappropriate outfit in the original. The new front cover photo follows magazine conventions by having the model pose naturally and gaze at the reader. Additional photos were re-shot for the contents page and double-page spreads to better reflect the artist's personality, music genre, and avoid strictly portraying the "male gaze". The re-shot images aim to present the artist and instruments more naturally rather than posing stiffly.
Question 1
The document summarizes the creative decisions made in designing a music magazine called "Mix Mag." Key elements discussed include:
- Choosing the title "Mix Mag" to convey a musical element and changing from the previous title of "Rhythm House."
- Featuring a main image of a model with simple makeup and clothing in a clean, uncluttered setting to draw focus to her face and convey a high-class style.
- Selecting outfits of plain colors like black and white for the model and including props like headphones to look stylish yet professional in line with the house music genre.
- Photographing the model in ways that convey both confidence and energetic enthusiasm to engage
Casting
The document discusses selecting a cover model for an RNB/Indie magazine. Model 1 was rejected because she had innocent features rather than the desired attitude. Model 2 was passed over for having long blonde hair rather than short, stylish hair that fit the RNB style. Model 3 had the right look but was female, and the author preferred a male model with a more stylish haircut. Therefore, Model 4 with his styled short bleached hair was chosen as being the perfect male model to represent the RNB look for the magazine cover.
Photoshoot 3
This was the photographer's final photo shoot for their magazine. They drew on ideas from previous shoots and reused a model they felt suited the magazine's genre well. The photographer ensured the clothing was fashionable and eye-catching, and experimented with poses and spacing to best fill the page. They took multiple photos across different outfits to complete their final shoot.
Question 2
The document discusses photographs used in a magazine media product. It represents a social group of teenagers and young adults interested in dream/indie pop music. The photographs are presented in a vintage, retro style to match the dream pop theme. Models are portrayed in a non-sexual, classy manner unlike many magazines. Their poses and expressions convey a positive, approachable atmosphere for readers. Variation between portraits and landscapes helps avoid making the images repetitive. Overall, the photographs aim to authentically depict and engage the target dream pop music audience.
Question 2
This document discusses the choices made in designing a music magazine cover and content. The author chose images from Cosmopolitan and Vibe magazines to inspire their model's posing and costume, selecting bright colors and casual clothes. For the content pages, they took ideas from Q magazine's variety of features but added more images since their target audience enjoys visuals. A double page spread from Glamour featuring different expressions of Rita Ora also informed their layout of multiple photos of the model. Overall, the author aimed to portray women in their magazine as lively, fun figures enjoying music rather than sex objects.
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Photoshoot analysis henry
The document discusses photographs taken for a magazine cover and spread. A professional camera and tripod were used to reduce shaking. Additional lighting was used to define tones and create a professional look. Different shots including medium, close-up, and full-body were taken of male and female models wearing various clothing styles. Preferences are expressed for certain shots that best represent the informal music genre and allow a connection with the reader. Further photos may still be needed for the contents page. Experimentation with different models and shots was also discussed.
Evaluation question 2
The photo used for the magazine cover features a model looking directly at the camera with a visible, happy face, making her and the brand seem approachable. She holds a guitar, hinting at her career in music, and her clothes coordinate with the cover colors. For the double page spread, a full-body image was used and the article was placed over it, giving the impression that she is performing and fitting nicely into the empty space.
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The document summarizes the selection process for photos to include in a music magazine. The author chose a photo for the front cover that shows the model smiling and making direct eye contact with the reader. For interior pages, a mid-shot photo was selected that focuses on the model's face and shows a friendly expression. Additional photos included a mirror shot that captures the model's reflection and eye contact to represent glamour, and a photo with the model and her dog to provide a realistic glimpse into the celebrity's life.
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This document evaluates several photos for use in a music magazine. It discusses the suitability of each photo for the cover page, contents page, or double page spread. The best photo is the first one, which shows the model with direct eye contact making her seem confident. However, it needs further editing to look more professional. Other photos are deemed unsuitable due to unclear quality, improper angles, or not showing the model's face clearly. The last photo is deemed entirely unuseful for the media production.
Image choces for slickk pdf
The document discusses the process of choosing images for the front cover of a music magazine. It begins by discussing inspiration drawn from simplicity in Vibe magazine covers and use of black and white photography. Further inspiration is drawn from images in Vibe of Jay-Z representing the urban music genre. The final inspiration comes from Chris Brown's music video pose using a peace sign. Six potential cover images are then analyzed, with the sixth image chosen for its portrait orientation, space for the masthead, and intriguing model gaze away from the camera. Alternate model gazes from Esquire magazine are shown as further examples.
Effective images
This document discusses the effectiveness of several photos for a hip hop genre magazine. It analyzes each photo based on factors like posing, facial expression, angle, attire and how well it represents the serious tone of hip hop. Some photos are deemed highly suitable due to depicting serious looks that fit the genre through poses and clothing, while others could be improved by changing the outfit or adjusting the lighting in post-production. An engaging smile and eye contact in one photo makes the subject inviting and draws the reader in.
Failure Photography
The document discusses various photos taken for a magazine cover and article layout. It analyzes each photo, explaining why some were not chosen. Reasons include unfavorable facial expressions, lighting, quality, positioning cutting off heads, and lack of connection between models in photos meant to show a duet. The photographer took many photos from different angles to have options, but had to carefully test placements to see which images looked most realistic and conveyed the desired mood for the magazine.
Evaluation question pictures
This photographer summarized their attempts at a photo shoot for the front cover of their indie magazine. In the first shoot, they did not find an image that had the right lighting, facial expression, or background. In the second shoot, most images were too far away, had awkward poses or gestures, or dull backgrounds and outfits that did not match the magazine's style. Ultimately, they chose one image that conveyed the right indie attitude through facial expression and hand gestures, and they were able to edit it to improve the lighting and background.
My Unused Images
The document discusses reasons for not using certain shots of a photo shoot for a magazine. Shots 1-3 were rejected because shot 1 lacks eye contact, shot 2 features a costume unrelated to the genre, and shot 3 is not as strong as other images. Shots 4-5 were also rejected, with shot 4 showing the model looking uncomfortable and shot 5 being too far away and slightly out of focus. Shot 6 was half of the model laughing and not strong enough for the cover.
Images taken but not used
This document discusses several potential photos for the cover of a magazine. It analyzes each photo and provides critiques on the composition, angles, poses of the model, and whether they effectively portray the desired image of a "sex symbol" or "cheeky chappy" personality. While some shots have good eye contact or positioning of the model, none are quite right for the cover due to flaws like unattractive angles, poses that seem too intimidating or don't suit the genre, or backgrounds that are not professional looking.
Photos for our front cover
1) The document discusses photos taken of a male model for the front cover of a magazine.
2) Different poses, facial expressions, camera angles, and lighting conditions were experimented with to find the most appealing and professional-looking photo.
3) The photo ultimately selected features the model with his hands up in a more laid-back pose, a serious facial expression, and natural lighting from being taken outside. This photo was judged to have the right balance of elements for the magazine's front cover.
Suitable or not suitable
The document discusses several potential photographs for use in a regional film magazine. It analyzes each photo in 1-2 paragraphs. Photo 1 is deemed suitable as the main cover image due to its clear focus on the model's face and serious expression, which sticks to film magazine conventions. Photo 2 is deemed unsuitable due to the blurred male model not looking at the camera. Photo 3 shows the models interacting naturally and is selected for its realistic portrayal. Photo 4 also shows natural interaction and an unforced smile. Photo 5 is deemed unsuitable due to bottles obstructing the camera. Photo 6 is selected for its creative quirky style depicting local scenery. Photo 7 captures movement at a metro station. Photo 8 is too dark and lifeless for
Photoshoot (Media Studies AS Level)
Teddy Smith conducted a photo shoot for a Kpop magazine. The equipment used included a green screen, photography camera, studio lights and umbrellas, and a chair. Risks of the shoot included tripping over wires and getting burned by the hot lamps. Several test photos were taken of the model in different poses and lighting. Some photos were blurry or didn't fit the desired mysterious aesthetic. However, others showed the model's eye or with her hand covering her mouth, portraying her as shy but confident. These photos were edited and incorporated into the magazine design. Through this project, Teddy Smith learned photography skills and how to select the best images to represent their magazine concept.
Images
The document discusses retaking images for a magazine article to provide more variety and better represent the subject's personality. The author retook pictures of the musician model playing piano and singing into a microphone. One image used shows the model smiling, going against the stereotype of serious R&B artists. The images were edited in Photoshop by cropping out backgrounds and airbrushing faces to look even on white or transparent backgrounds for use in the magazine layout.
Images to use for the magazine
The document discusses photos that could be used for a magazine. It provides before and after edits and evaluations for 12 photos. Several photos are praised for looking professional and magazine-worthy. The favorite photo is said to be simple but effective with good color contrast for a cover. Another natural-looking photo is also considered for the cover. Most photos would be used inside the magazine, though some are deemed too unedited or not energetic enough. Locations mentioned include the interview page and contents page.
Images to use for the magazine
1) The document evaluates several photos being considered for use in a magazine.
2) The author's favorite photo depicts a woman in black and white that looks natural but professional, with minimal editing done to enhance colors and remove background lines.
3) Another well-edited photo shows a woman with brightened background and removed floor that looks like it would fit in a magazine.
4) The author considers their favorite photo, a simple yet effective black and white image, for the magazine cover.
Contact sheet- Outside
The photographer reviewed a series of photos taken for an indie magazine. While some captured the desired mood and focused on the model, most were too dark, blurry, or did not have the right lighting, angle, or focus to be suitable for the magazine. A few photos of trees were liked as fitting the genre but most were too dark. Some full body shots and images with better lighting were selected for providing variety to the magazine.
Evaluation 2
The document compares two magazine front covers, analyzing similarities and differences in the poses, gestures, shot types, lighting, costumes, and hair between the covers. Both covers feature a crouching pose looking down at the viewer, meant to portray the artist as superior. However, the document's cover uses natural lighting while Vibes uses studio lighting, and its subject wears a leather jacket and headphones rather than stereotypical rapper clothing, to portray a more raw, authentic urban style.
The making of my magazine front cover
this shows the thinking process I went through in order to create my front cover for my school based magazine
The making of my magazine front cover
Lucy Clarke created a magazine cover photograph featuring a student named Emily receiving an award from her teacher, Mr. Ali. She took several test photos from different angles before choosing one that fit everything in the frame nicely without looking messy. The chosen photo showed the "awards evening" words in the background and both subjects smiling happily. Though her original plan differed, her final cover followed conventions of school magazines by having a clear masthead, slogan, and main cover line over the photo in the magazine's color theme.
Presentation1
- The photo shoot took place in a school dance studio which had a green screen and appropriate lighting setup. This allowed for easy manipulation of the background images. However, some shots had increased shadows due to the lighting.
- The cover image features a model in a tight black outfit with a sparkly bra, looking directly at the camera to draw attention. Her hair is back in a ponytail to focus on her face.
- The first contents page image also features the main model looking directly at the camera with a cheeky smile and finger on her lips, suggesting she has a secret. The outfits are the same to recognize her throughout the magazine.
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The student is creating a 5-minute crime film for their A2 Media Studies coursework along with a poster and double page spread. They began by watching successful crime documentaries to identify conventions to incorporate into their own film, such as voiceovers, archive footage, interviews, and different shot types. While using the documentaries as a guideline, the student also added their own ideas and twists. They established their own production company, AOTV productions, which is included at the start of the film.
Dps&advert layouts
This article discusses a documentary featuring screenshots, pictures, and text from an unnamed documentary and article. It includes images and text from an institution and focuses on a main body of text about an unnamed topic. The article references and includes images from another documentary and institution but provides only a small body of text overall.
Costume
The document discusses planning the staging of a mock murder for a documentary. It suggests using a balaclava and leather gloves to conceal the identity and avoid leaving fingerprints of the "murderer." It recommends using a secluded location like woods, as they provide more opportunities to hide a crime than open spaces. Finally, it proposes using common murder weapons like knives and guns as props, noting they can be easily concealed and used to kill.
Survey analysis
The survey analyzed responses from participants on their gender, age, interests in documentaries, favorite documentary genres, last documentary watched, preferred channels and platforms for watching documentaries, and documentary length and viewing frequency preferences. Key findings included that most respondents were female, between 35-44 years old, enjoy watching documentaries, prefer crime documentaries, and frequently watch on streaming platforms.
Done final construction
Construction of the document is finalized. It includes a front cover, contents page, and a double page spread layout. The document is fully assembled with a title page, table of contents, and a two-page article or feature.
Evaluation
My indie music magazine uses the codes and conventions of real music magazines like Q Magazine in its design. It features indie artists on the cover and in articles to represent indie music fans and groups. A company like Bauer, which publishes Q Magazine, would be most likely to distribute my magazine since it focuses on indie rock bands they have covered before. The target audience is fans of indie music, as indicated by the choice of indie musician Shea on the cover, whose style would not appeal to fans of other genres. Potential readers are attracted by prominent cover images of indie artists and coverlines featuring bands from that genre. Creating the magazine taught me advanced skills in using Adobe Photoshop for image editing and magazine layout.
preliminary task
The school newsletter announced that John Fisher won house points, Anne Line won sports day, and Mr. McLintock is a new teacher. It also recognized students with perfect attendance and noted that the school installed new electric gates.
costume and prop research
Vans, Element clothing, cuffed skinny jeans, and Chelsea boots are typical choices for indie fashion. The document discusses getting a model to wear an outfit consisting of these items for a magazine depending on its style, including vans, an Element top, and cuffed skinny jeans. It also mentions Nike Janoski's as an alternative trainer and that black is a popular color with indie teenagers.
Magazine masthead analysis
The document analyzes the mastheads of three music magazines: NME, Q Magazine, and Rolling Stone. For NME, the bright red color and bold capital letters of its masthead catch readers' attention. Q Magazine uses a simple yet original design with a large red letter Q that stands out against the white background. Rolling Stone also uses red but distinguishes itself with a fancy, unusual font for its masthead that appears bold with a black outline creating a shadow effect.
Magazine construction
This document outlines the basic structure of a magazine, including a front cover, contents page, and double page spread. The front cover introduces the magazine title and issue details. The contents page lists the articles and sections contained within. A double page spread allows articles or advertisements to span across two facing pages for visual impact.
Magazine survey
Most people surveyed preferred music magazines and would pay £2-3.99 for a magazine. Their favorite magazines were NME and Vibe. Most respondents said they never buy magazines, preferring bright color schemes and a monthly production schedule with more pictures than text in articles.
Analysis of focus group video
The focus group video went well according to the analysis. The PowerPoint presentation included detailed analysis which was shown through the clear and confident performance of the three presenters. Each presenter focused on a slide which shared the work equally and the video performance flowed well with no mistakes as the analysis was correctly conveyed in a clear voice.
Magazine analysis 4 mixed genre front covers
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Magazine name brainstorm
This magazine document discusses ideas for an indie magazine focusing on indie culture and music. It proposes magazine names like "The rise of Indie" and "Indie life" and sections that would profile indie rock music genres with playlists and explore the global indie scene and social movements.
Magazine genres mindmap
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Music magazine double page spreads
The document provides details about a magazine double page spread featuring the artist Jay-Z. It analyzes various aspects of the image and layout design choices. The main image of Jay-Z takes up one full page and shows him with an emotionless expression, reflecting his cool public image. The bold red text and colors used in the background indicate his power and influence in the music industry. Additional details like his sunglasses suggest he has something to hide and wants to keep parts of his identity concealed.
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- 2. I have chosen Shea to be my model for my magazine. I have chosen this shot to be my front cover because it looks professional. Shea has been caught in a very serious pose which will cause the audience to interpret it in different ways. The quality of the shot makes it good enough to go on the front cover of a magazine. She looks very natural so it doesn’t look as if the shot has been forced.
- 3. This shot of Shaun is professional due to the way he is standing but the audience may not like the way he is hiding his face. The audience may interpret this as if he didn’t want to be doing the photo-shoot. The positioning of his body would be suitable for a magazine cover but he needs to lift his head up and to the left so more of his face is visible.
- 4. This photo of Shea looks extremely professional and looks as if it has been done by a professional cameraman. Again Shea looks natural. The pose is a very thoughtful one which will interpreted differently by the audience. The clothing Shea has on in the magazine fits with the genre of my magazine so this shot is perfect for the contents page of my magazine. The background of the image is also effective as it makes the image of Shea stand out.
- 5. The 3rd and final image of Shea is once again a professional shot. Shea doesn’t look as serious in this shot as it looks like he is deep in thought. The way Shea is looking to his right will make the audience wonder what he is looking at. This shot isn’t as good as the other 2 so I wont be using this photo even though it is good enough to feature on a magazine.
- 6. This image of Regan isn’t as professional as Shea’s so that is why I wont be using him as the model for my magazine. The audience might not be able to take the face Regan is making seriously. The pose of his body looks serious and professional but the face he is pulling lets him3elf and the shot down. Shea’s shots will look better on a magazine than Regan's.