Evidence of Photo Shoot
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This document contains three sections summarizing why certain photos from a photo shoot were not used. The first section discusses a photo where the model is playing with her hair, which was perceived as too posed. The second section analyzes a photo with lighting and camera angle issues. The third section describes the preparatory work done before the shoot, including setting up lighting and equipment and briefing the model.
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The magazine is called "THE LYRIC" with the word "the" in Bernard MT Condensed font and "lyric" in Poplar Std font with the "l" in lowercase. The color scheme is pink and black to focus on females in hip hop music. The masthead will take up 4/5 of the left page in a large size. The cover image will show three females holding a guitar, microphone, and drumsticks in a gray scale, long shot to portray female dominance in a typically male genre.
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3) Design choices like fonts, layouts, and color schemes help communicate the intended audience for different magazines. Masculine versus feminine styles, and genres like music and fashion, have distinguishing visual traits.
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The document discusses the inspiration and design choices for a music magazine front cover, contents page, and double page spread created by the author. The author was inspired by a Vogue magazine cover that used neutral colors and featured a sophisticated model. They aimed to create a magazine that was also sophisticated and aimed at young adults. Throughout the magazine, the author kept a consistent black and white color scheme and style to make it stand out from other colorful magazines. Feedback from test audiences validated that the model and image stood out as intended. The author acknowledged areas for potential improvement based on the feedback.
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1) The document discusses how the media producer developed their magazine product by following conventions from similar genres, such as layout and popular design elements, but also challenged conventions by using different fonts and adding boxes around images.
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Katrina Morton conducted a photo shoot for a music magazine. She aimed to capture images that represented music creatively while seeming candid. The shoot took place in a graffiti-covered area and music studio. Morton chose shots that highlighted the models and background elements like equipment to portray the magazine's focus on music. She selected images that told a story and drew attention without looking overly staged. Morton provided justification for her selected shots and why others were excluded from the magazine.
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The document discusses how the filmmaker collected audience feedback during the production of their short film. They conducted research to identify their target audience of 19-25 year olds of mixed gender, as this group most commonly watches short films. They created questionnaires and interviews to gather both quantitative and qualitative feedback from this audience. This feedback helped them identify strengths and weaknesses in the film, characters, and marketing materials. They made changes and improvements based on this feedback to better appeal to their target audience, such as modifying character traits and the film's color grading. Overall, the audience feedback process helped ensure the film effectively represented and appealed to its intended viewers.
Evaluation question 2
1) The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a film's main product (poster, short film) with ancillary tasks (magazine review).
2) Key elements like mise-en-scene, semiology, paradigm/syntagm, color scheme, shot types were considered to effectively represent the psychological thriller genre and story across products.
3) Feedback was that the poster and tasks portrayed the film's mood, characters, and narrative well while avoiding spoilers, through choices like Eve's vulnerable expression and white dress, Richard's worried look, and subtle narrative hints in still images.
Evaluation question 1
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Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the codes and conventions used in Lucy Clarke's short film. It addresses several key aspects of short films including narrative structure, duration, budget, characters, and promotional materials like posters and reviews. The short film uses many typical conventions of the genre, such as a simple plot understandable in 10-15 minutes, low budget constraints, few main characters, and a narrative with an initial equilibrium followed by conflict and resolution. Clarke also researched conventions for elements like character representation, locations, and visual symbols on the movie poster. Overall, the document shows how Clarke's film aligns with standard codes and conventions for a short psychological thriller.
Evaluation question 1
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Evaluation question 1
The document discusses the codes and conventions used in Lucy Clarke's short film. It addresses several key aspects:
1) The film uses conventions of short films like a clear narrative structure, small number of characters, and duration between 10-15 minutes.
2) Characters were developed based on research into character archetypes and stereotypes to make them easily understood.
3) Narrative theory was applied to structure the story with an initial equilibrium, disequilibrium/problem, and climax/resolution.
4) Film poster and magazine review conventions like imagery, layout, and stills from the film were employed to effectively promote the psychological thriller genre.
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- Common films people said the poster reminded them of included "Gone Girl" and "If I Stay".
- 14 people said they were drawn to the poster because of the image on it.
- The average rating for how professional the poster looked was 8.5 out of 10.
- 23 out of 25 people thought the main character
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Evidence of Photo Shoot
- 1. Lucy Clarke Evidence Of Photo Shoot
- 2. Some Pictures I Didn’t Use I didn’t use this picture, simply because I didn’t want the readers to confuse this shoot for a fashion magazine, which the thought may be perceived from the reader as my model is playing with her hair. I wanted this picture to look more genuine and though this picture looked to posed and unnatural. Also, I do not like the way she is stood as it looks forced and maybe a bit uncomfortable and her arm sticking out doesn’t look professional. I did like the thought of this idea but in the end, I had other pictures that may appeal more to the target audience, as I thought this photo looked too childish. The use of the guitar was a better match for my model as it made her look more of a music artist and made the genre pf magazine more clear. I liked this photo but there were some issues that raised. The first problem I had was the lighting in the sot. I did not like the lighting as I found it was too bright and struggled to see her facial expression. I could of changed the lighting on Photoshop, but there were other original images I took that I preferred over this any ay so it wasn’t much of a big issue. Also, I believe that the camera angle isn’t straight, which makes the picture look lopsided. This may confuse the reader. I wasn’t too keen on my models facial expression in this shot as I personally think, it makes her look clumsy, which a singer in the number one charts wouldn’t look. Her stance also doesn’t have the chic feminine look was wanting which changed my mind about using this picture, as I want to appeal my magazine to a female audience.
- 3. Before Shooting Before shooting the pictures, there were some small jobs I had to do, such as setting up both lights and finding the best lighting to use for my shoot. Having the right lighting means that the picture will look of a higher quality and you will b able to see the finer detail in photographs. I also had to reassure that Esther had the right equipment for the shoot. For example, make up and her costumes. I also went over all the notes I had made for the photo shoot to guarantee I was on the right track and knew my criteria. I reassured myself of what I wanted to achieve and how to get the result of the picture I set out to get. I then went to set up the camera and got the angle and type of shot to where I needed it. Once I did this, I could sit Esther down to give her a debrief on what I wanted to achieve from the shoot and what style she was representing and then talked about the types of poses she could do. We talked first, which helped as we could just get on and take the pictures as she understood what she had to do.