LO3 Location Recce
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This document contains location recce information for planning and producing a print-based media product. It details two photo shoots - one in the drama corridor on October 17th at 10 AM to get natural lighting for a boy band image, and one in the photography studio on October 16th at 3:05 PM using studio lights for a coverline image of another band. Permission was obtained from the relevant parties for both locations. Potential hazards are noted such as keeping hallways clear and tripping hazards in the studio.
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The purpose of Top of the Pops magazine is to entertain young teenage girls with tips, advice, interviews, articles and posters of popular bands. The genre is clearly pop music based on the masthead "Top of the Pops". The magazine uses bright colors, fun fonts and informal language to appeal to its target audience of female teenagers.
We Love Pop magazine also focuses on pop music and stars, with content like interviews, fashion tips and free gifts. It is published monthly with a circulation of 115,000. Both magazines aim to attract their target
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The document contains details about a presentation analyzing a music magazine called "Top of the Pops" published by Immediate Media Company. It includes 33 slides covering various learning outcomes related to analyzing the product, target audience, advertising, and legal/ethical issues. The slides cover topics such as the publisher and history, ownership structure, brand ideology, competitors, product details, audience research findings, and compliance.
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- 1. Name: Candidate Number: 1 St. Andrew’s Catholic School – 64135 LocationRecce – Unit 13: Planning & Pitching a Print based media product and Unit 14: Producing a Print based media product Location Time Date Why? Drama Corridor October 17th at 10:00 AM The lighting will be perfect because the sun can be even brighter in the early mornings and I want a clear white backgroud which the walls in the hallway are. Photography studio Wednesday 16th October at 3:05 PM For these images I wanted to use the studio lights and the white background in the studio to get the best results. Picture Needed/Required Shot Type Props/Equipment Lighting Costume Person/People Why? - Main image for front cover and DPS - Full Length - Guitar, Microphone and Drum sticks - Will use natural lighting - No costume is required - Tom, Jack and Johny - I wanted a boy band for the main image so asked Tom, Jack and Johny to be my boy band. - Cover line image of band + Lizzie - Full length - No equipment will be needed - Will use studio lights - No costume is required - Lizzie, Genzler, Mark and Harrison - I also wanted a band for a coverline so asked Lizzie, Genzler, Mark and Harrison to be the band in my coverline. Permission Needed Contact needed to be made Evidence of this? I contacted Mr Kennedy asking for his permission to take the images in the drama corridor. I asked Mrs K in person if I could use her studio and she said yes. Potential Hazards/Risks Location specific Why? The hallways must be clear so that no one can trip and so we wont be in the way of the other students. Someone could trip over the tripod, the lights or any cabels from the lights in the studio.