Location recce 1
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This document provides descriptions of potential background images for a student magazine. It describes 8 images, including a plain wall, an art drawing, a brick wall, a chill out area, a drama room, a theatre hall, and a library. For each image, it discusses elements like the level of background complexity, how a main image might stand out, and whether the theme would be suitable for a student magazine.
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Location recce 1
- 2. Plain Wall This picture doesn’t really have a shot type because it’s just a plain wall. The representation of this plain wall is to show simplicity. When my model stands in front of this the attention will mostly be on the model because the background is plain. It helps the model to stand out. When the picture is taken because it’s the main image it will stand out.
- 3. Art This is a picture I took in the art building. The background is really busy so I would fade it out so you can’t see it much. By doing this the main image will stand out more. The drawing is of guys 3 guys laughing and since the magazine is a student magazine I thought it would go in with the theme. The shot type is a medium close up. I think my target audience , who are teenagers will like this as a background because it’s creative and will look good and also its very eye catching.
- 4. Brick wall This is a picture of a brick wall. It doesn’t have a shot type because it’s just a plain picture. The brick wall is plain and it doesn’t look to much, so adding another image on top wouldn’t look bad. The main image will stand out on the brick wall background because it’s plain. My target audience, who are teenagers might like the simplicity of it.
- 5. Chill out area This is a picture of the chill out area. There is mise- en-scence in this as there are chairs and tables. The background is quiet busy so this might draw the attention away from the main image.
- 6. Drama room This picture was taken in one of the drama rooms. The sharp lighting in the back would put a sort of spotlight on the main image. There are chairs and two doors in the back which add to mise-en-scene.
- 7. Theatre hall This is a picture of the main theatre hall. This picture contains the lecturing stand and the all the seats. This lights in the picture will help to make the main image stand out a bit.
- 8. Library This is a picture of library books in the library. This picture represents knowledge. This would be good for a student magazine. Due to the fact that there are a lot of colours in the background I ould fade the image out a bit so that the main image would stand out more.