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This document outlines Lloyd Goddard's initial plans for a photography project, including three mood boards and key influences. The mood boards provide inspiration for three planned photo shoots - one capturing student life on film inspired by i-d magazine, another experimenting with color manipulation and effects like David Hockney, and a third taking influence from 1990s fashion, music and culture. Key influences mentioned are the Instagram account @toughluckuk showcasing student photographers, fashion influencer Danny Lomas known for classic British styles, and the brand Cold Archive which promotes young creatives through social media.
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Freddie plans to create an indie lifestyle magazine for teenagers that focuses on fashion, music, and interviews. As a former photography student, Freddie will take photos of friends modeling indie clothes and discuss their music tastes. Freddie is excited to have creative control over this project and bring out their potential through challenges. A mood board analysis showed repetition of reds, blues, and purples to create a mysterious vibe for the teenage target audience. A 5-week schedule was created including research, production tasks like photo shoots, and putting together the magazine layout.
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1. The student proposes a project called "Aylien's Castle" that will involve creating promotional video, graphic design, and photography content for an online fashion brand.
2. The project will feature videos showing different clothing styles worn by models set to music, as well as photos for social media posts and posters. Research will include analyzing fashion brands, music videos, and photographers for inspiration.
3. The target audience is males aged 16-24 who are interested in a wide range of clothing styles. Evaluation will involve self and peer reflections, audience feedback, and a final self-evaluation.
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- It will include one anonymous interview and have a 'scrapbook' style layout.
- Different graffiti styles in York will be discussed like tags, throwies, pieces.
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- It discusses researching fanzines and existing fanzines like Analog Delinquents and Fatcap Fanzine that focus on underground photography, youth subcultures, and graffiti artists. These will provide inspiration for layout, content, and aesthetic.
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Here are some suggestions for how you could improve your work in the future:
- For research, focus more on the technical aspects of game development rather than just gameplay. Look into engines, programming, animation tools etc. This will better prepare you for the production stage.
- Do more contingency planning upfront. Consider backup plans if your original idea can't be executed. Also plan for potential technical issues.
- Leave more time for testing, polishing and refinement. Don't rush to finish - take the time to improve small details.
- Get feedback earlier from others. Showing work-in-progress can help identify weaknesses to address.
- Consider diversifying your promotion materials. Things like social media campaigns
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Here is a summary of the key points from your evaluation:
Strengths:
- Thorough research informed design choices
- Comprehensive pre-production planning allowed smooth production
- Strong technical execution of animation, sound design, and graphics
- Cohesive aesthetic achieved visual and tonal goals
- Engaging soundtrack enhanced gameplay experience
- Promotional materials effectively targeted intended audience
Weaknesses:
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Here is a summary of the key points from your evaluation:
Strengths:
- Strong research informed the planning and design choices
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- 5. Mood Board #1 • This mood board inspires my project as they all capture candid moments of young people and student life. This includes the outfits, activities and places. All the photos in this mood board have been shot on film, I feel this adds a much more personal level to the photos as that image/memory has been captured in time forever, which is why I will shoot the majority of mine on film. I will take all these in to account when shooting my project as I will be interviewing two Leeds Arts students about what it’s like been a student as well as capture their fashion, and work throughout the day. The outfits, camera and location are the main influences of this project. These photos are shot and edited in a style very much similar to i-d magazine, another influence when it comes to creating this project.
- 7. Mood Board #2 • These selected photos will all massively inspire my second project as I aim to do a portrait shoot using different colours and effects to manipulate my photos. This will be done through various lenses and postproduction software. Some of the shots I take will be made into collages, in a similar style to artist David Hockney. Editing the colours on the photo makes the image more eye-catching for the viewer and draws in their attention to the photo. When it comes to testing out ideas I may try this ‘inverted’ colours technique to see if it works with my type of shots. A lot of these photos that have been manipulated give the shots a ’Dazed Magazine’ look and feel, an editing technique I could potentially use in my own magazine.
- 9. Mood Board #3 • All of these images will inspire my third photoshoot, whether that’s the clothing, type of shot, genre of music or decade. For example, this shoot will take massive influence from 90s. This includes the clothing and their brands, the artists behind the music of the 90s as well as the way my photos are shot. I aim to keep this shoot as British as possible including classic brands as well as classic British culture. These type of shots are typically edited in post-production and the saturation is increased giving the photo a more 90s summertime look. This is something I could replicate when doing a similar shoot.
- 10. Key Influences • One of my main influences is the Instagram account, @toughluckuk. They’re an account that showcases youth photographer's work. The majority of the photos are usually taken on a film camera by creative students from across the UK. A lot of the students capture things such as: student living, fashion and portraits or other peoples art work. These will influence my first photoshoot as I will use my film camera too capture candid moments within seconds. The people featured in my shoot are both Leeds arts uni students so will be able to give me an idea of student life etc. so my photos will be on a similar aesthetic level to the photos featured on toughluckuk.
- 11. Key Influences • Another of my key influencers is fashion influencer, Danny Lomas. Danny is a member of the YouTube collective, PAQ, a streetwear and fashion based channel. Danny describes his style as “classic British as I find inspiration through subcultures”. With over 200k followers Danny is always doing photoshoots for classic British heritage brands such as Fred Perry and Dr.Martens. With Danny being from Yorkshire he will Inspire one of my shoots as I aim to capture British culture within my shots. The brands that I want to be worn in this photoshoot will also be British heritage brands and worn in a similar style to Danny.
- 12. Key Influences • Another key influence of mine is the brand, Cold Archive. Cold archive is a UK based brand that’s goal is to promote themselves as well as other young artist work through their social media. They run two very popular Instagram accounts, @cold_archive and @coldarchive_youth, which both focus on highlighting and promoting young artists, photographers and designers. This brand was a huge influence on my idea as my goal is to creative a magazine that promotes the creative youth and their work.
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- Collection of images related to your product/inspirational/visually interesting At least 15 needed. These should not just be just existing products. Anything and everything that inspires this project should be here. Make the theme obvious – make it clear what you’re trying to get across Use a combination of images sizes – or build around a larger central image Incorporate text Look beyond the internet – use books, your own photos, etc Be a curator – create links between the content, the ‘thread’ will make it easier to understand Make more than one! If you want to examine different themes or cover different aspects of the possible outcomes of your project, create multiple boards to convey you thoughts and intentions
- Identify at least 3 key influences and discuss how and why they will influence your project.
- Identify at least 3 key influences and discuss how and why they will influence your project.
- Identify at least 3 key influences and discuss how and why they will influence your project.