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The document discusses location scouting for a photo shoot. It describes choosing three locations - Newcastle O2 Academy for its lively setting relatable to the target punk/rock audience; Sunderland University studio for more formal shots where lighting can be controlled; and under a tunnel in Newcastle which would make an interesting unprofessional background. The locations were selected to provide variety beyond just the studio but also be accessible and produce high quality, relatable images.
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Birmingham Ormiston Academy is located in Birmingham and has a TV studio that could be used for the photoshoot. The studio has 8-10 power sources and basic lighting that includes white, yellow, red, blue, and orange lights. There are no windows so outside lighting would not be an issue. Eastern Green Recreational Ground is a public park in Coventry that could provide natural scenery and sunset tones, but it has no power sources so lighting would need to be battery-powered, and the photoshoot could be affected by other park users or natural shadows.
Audience profile
The document profiles three individuals - James, Robbie, and Ellie. James enjoys some of the bands that would be featured in the magazine but not most, so he would be less likely to buy it. Robbie enjoys punk-rock music and most of the bands featured, regularly attends concerts, and is heavily involved in music, so he would buy the magazine. Ellie only listens to pop singles and has no interest in the bands featured, so she would not buy the magazine.
Inspirations research media
The document discusses various aspects of designing a music magazine, including inspiration, mastheads, fonts, color schemes, facial expressions, costumes, hair, and makeup. The author emphasizes the importance of researching the target genre and audience to inform design choices that accurately represent the music while attracting readers. Design elements can add symbolic meaning and the author proposes experimenting with unconventional techniques to make the magazine stand out from competitors.
Magazine analysis
This magazine is aimed at teenagers who enjoy rock music. The front cover features a close-up photo of the rock singer Olly Sykes and promotes an article about getting inside his mind. Other modern rock bands advertised will appeal to younger readers. Bold colors and text are used to attract attention. The contents page lists rock-focused articles next to photos of bands. A double-page spread promotes the annual rock festival Slam Dunk and photos of rock performers to interest readers.
Deconstruction reserach media
This document discusses magazine layout techniques through analyzing examples from music magazines. It examines front covers, content pages, and double page spreads from Kerrang and NME magazines.
Key points made include:
- Front covers use large prominent images, catchy headlines, and artist positioning to attract attention and convey themes. Content pages organize information and images to guide the eye without needing to read extensively.
- Double page spreads focus solely on featured artists through quotes and large central images, without distractions.
Symbolism and hidden meanings are suggested in artistic choices like color usage, positioning, and facial expressions to subtly engage the reader. Inspiration is drawn from successful examples to apply similar techniques for a target genre and audience.
Location scout
The document discusses potential locations for a photoshoot - Hylton Castle, the beach, and a studio. Hylton Castle could work for the rock genre due to its spooky atmosphere but weather could impact winter shoots. The beach has easy access but wouldn't suit rock and weather could also impact it. The studio is ideal as lighting can be controlled and it's not weather dependent, but permission and booking would be required.
Flat plans
This document discusses various design elements that could be included in a magazine layout, such as free posters, banners, dominant images, sell lines, subscription notes, editor's notes, contents lists, and main mastheads. It lists common visual components to engage readers and convey key information.
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Birmingham Ormiston Academy is located in Birmingham and has a TV studio that could be used for the photoshoot. The studio has 8-10 power sources and basic lighting that includes white, yellow, red, blue, and orange lights. There are no windows so outside lighting would not be an issue. Eastern Green Recreational Ground is a public park in Coventry that could provide natural scenery and sunset tones, but it has no power sources so lighting would need to be battery-powered, and the photoshoot could be affected by other park users or natural shadows.
Audience profile
The document profiles three individuals - James, Robbie, and Ellie. James enjoys some of the bands that would be featured in the magazine but not most, so he would be less likely to buy it. Robbie enjoys punk-rock music and most of the bands featured, regularly attends concerts, and is heavily involved in music, so he would buy the magazine. Ellie only listens to pop singles and has no interest in the bands featured, so she would not buy the magazine.
Inspirations research media
The document discusses various aspects of designing a music magazine, including inspiration, mastheads, fonts, color schemes, facial expressions, costumes, hair, and makeup. The author emphasizes the importance of researching the target genre and audience to inform design choices that accurately represent the music while attracting readers. Design elements can add symbolic meaning and the author proposes experimenting with unconventional techniques to make the magazine stand out from competitors.
Magazine analysis
This magazine is aimed at teenagers who enjoy rock music. The front cover features a close-up photo of the rock singer Olly Sykes and promotes an article about getting inside his mind. Other modern rock bands advertised will appeal to younger readers. Bold colors and text are used to attract attention. The contents page lists rock-focused articles next to photos of bands. A double-page spread promotes the annual rock festival Slam Dunk and photos of rock performers to interest readers.
Deconstruction reserach media
This document discusses magazine layout techniques through analyzing examples from music magazines. It examines front covers, content pages, and double page spreads from Kerrang and NME magazines.
Key points made include:
- Front covers use large prominent images, catchy headlines, and artist positioning to attract attention and convey themes. Content pages organize information and images to guide the eye without needing to read extensively.
- Double page spreads focus solely on featured artists through quotes and large central images, without distractions.
Symbolism and hidden meanings are suggested in artistic choices like color usage, positioning, and facial expressions to subtly engage the reader. Inspiration is drawn from successful examples to apply similar techniques for a target genre and audience.
Location scout
The document discusses potential locations for a photoshoot - Hylton Castle, the beach, and a studio. Hylton Castle could work for the rock genre due to its spooky atmosphere but weather could impact winter shoots. The beach has easy access but wouldn't suit rock and weather could also impact it. The studio is ideal as lighting can be controlled and it's not weather dependent, but permission and booking would be required.
Flat plans
This document discusses various design elements that could be included in a magazine layout, such as free posters, banners, dominant images, sell lines, subscription notes, editor's notes, contents lists, and main mastheads. It lists common visual components to engage readers and convey key information.
Final costume, hair and make up.
The model will wear dark, skinny jeans and tops that represent alternative music in four photos, including a plaid shirt, ripped black shirt, and sweater. Old, worn Converse will be worn. No makeup will be used to show the artist is different and you don't need it to fit in. The model's hair will be messy and unstyled, possibly with a beanie or snapback, to portray the alternative genre.
Colour schemes
When choosing a colour scheme for your home, consider how colours make you feel and how they will be used in each room. Warm colours like yellows, oranges and reds tend to feel energizing and inviting, while cool colours like blues and greens often feel calming and relaxing. A balanced mix of warm and cool colours throughout the different areas of your home can help set the right mood for each space.
Front cover rationales
The document discusses the cover design for a magazine called "Lost in Stereo". It will feature:
1) The masthead positioned below the banner to be one of the first things seen. The dominant image will overlap the masthead and take up over 2/3 of the cover space.
2) Sub-images will frame the dominant image and headline to emphasize them. Only the masthead and dominant image will not be close together to keep the design structured.
3) Gothic, bold fonts will be used for the masthead and sell lines with smaller fonts for less important details. Colors will be dark with pops of bright color inspired by current rock magazines.
4) The model, sub-
Double page spread flat plan
This article discusses a dominant image with several sub images. It contains multiple paragraphs describing an overall topic but does not provide many details about the key points or conclusions. The high-level topic and inclusion of images is summarized, but specific information is limited due to the brevity of the document.
Reader profile
This document summarizes survey responses about music magazine preferences. 100% of respondents were female. Regarding content, 50% preferred information on bands/artists, while 25% liked free posters or downloads and images of bands. For layout, 75% preferred magazines that were neat and organized. Regarding extras, only 50% said free posters and downloads would influence a purchase. 75% cared about an editor's note in contents pages. To keep readers, 75% were interested in magazine contents while 25% preferred images.
evaluation question 1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products.
Question 7
The document discusses how the author has improved from their preliminary magazine task to their final products. For the preliminary task, the author's magazine lacked professionalism due to minimal research, messy layouts, dull colors and fonts. However, through additional research on magazine conventions, improved software skills, better planning and refined design choices, the author was able to create higher quality final products with clearer layouts, eye-catching colors and fonts, improved images, and more developed conventions. The author feels they have progressed significantly in transforming their magazine from a basic preliminary task to a polished final product.
Question 3
The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a music magazine. It analyzes Bauer Media Group, IPC Media, Emap, and BBC Worldwide. Bauer Media Group publishes magazines like Kerrang!, Q, and Mojo, which are in the same genre as the author's magazine, so it would benefit distribution. IPC Media and Emap are established but don't focus on the music genre. BBC Worldwide only publishes one magazine genre, which isn't music. Therefore, Bauer Media Group would be the best option since it already publishes similar music magazines.
Calander media as
This document outlines the steps taken to create a magazine, including developing a mood board and cover inspirations, completing forms to propose the magazine, writing an introductory essay, analyzing sample magazines, creating a masthead and defining the target audience through surveys. It also lists tasks like organizing a photoshoot, practicing photo editing, starting the front page, getting peer feedback, and finishing the contents page and a double-page spread.
Draft one feedback improved
1) The document provides feedback from peers and a lecturer on a magazine cover design.
2) The dominant image and background were praised for looking professional, and the model was the main focus as intended. However, more content needs to be added.
3) Suggestions for improvement included adding more text, a barcode, sub-images, and changing the color of the bottom text to make it more readable.
Calender
The document outlines the planning and design process for a magazine, including creating moodboards, researching competitors and target audiences, drafting articles and cover designs, planning photo shoots, and iterating on page layouts through multiple drafts to arrive at a final magazine design. Research includes analyzing existing magazines, developing reader profiles, and determining color schemes, fonts, and other design elements. Drafting involves coming up with initial concepts, getting feedback, and refining multiple versions of covers, contents pages, and double page spreads.
Question 1
My rock magazine is similar to real-life magazines like Kerrang! and NME in format and conventions. The front cover features a large masthead and prominent image of an artist, as well as one competition plug to attract readers. Inside, a double-page article is laid out in three columns for easy reading. Like other magazines, issue dates and numbers are included to help readers keep track of editions.
Syndey calender
The document outlines the process for creating a magazine, including initial planning through mood boards, research on existing magazines and target audiences, drafting various elements like articles, covers, and spreads, and multiple rounds of revisions, evaluations, and finalizing the magazine. Key elements that will be designed and drafted include the cover, contents page, and double page spreads, with the goal of refining these core components through several iterations.
My calender jade
The document outlines the creator's calendar for making a media studies magazine, including creating a blog, developing proposals, researching languages and registers, creating mood boards for various elements like costumes and audiences, surveying readers, drafting and receiving feedback on articles and design elements like covers and spreads, and planning and conducting a photoshoot. It also involves iterative drafting, comparing, improving, and evaluating the magazine's contents, cover, and double page spreads.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product challenges conventions of real magazines. It summarizes how each design element was inspired by or different from real magazines. Key elements like the masthead, cover image, sell lines, and backgrounds were inspired by magazines like NME but made unique through altered colors, fonts, and sizing. The double page spread directly replicated elements from Kerrang but changed details to fit the publication's theme. Overall, the document shows how the media product was inspired by real magazines but made distinctive through original design choices.
Question 1
The document summarizes how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It describes replicating conventions like the masthead, dominant image, and essential information from inspiration magazines. However, it also challenges conventions by including more sub-images on the double page spread to make it more appealing, using swearing in the article title to appeal to teens, and not including an editor's note on the contents page to focus on content. The summary highlights how the media product borrows from real magazines but also adapts conventions for its target audience.
Question 6
The document discusses the various hardware, software, and processes used to construct a magazine coursework project. The author used cameras like the Canon EOS 1200D and Panasonic DMC-TZ7 to take photos, and an Apple iMac, Lenovo Yoga 510, and HTC One M9 for work. Software included Blogger, Prezi, Emaze, Powtoon, RawShorts, and Photoshop. The author found Blogger and Microsoft programs easiest to use, while Photoshop, Emaze, and iMovie took more time to learn. Various websites were used for fonts, sharing documents, and embedding media into the blog.
Question 2
The document discusses the target audience and design choices for a rock music magazine. The target audience is 15-25 year olds who enjoy rock music. Both genders are targeted as interests have become less gendered. Most survey respondents listened to punk rock and bought magazines monthly, so the magazine will focus on punk bands and be released monthly. The £2.99 price point was chosen to be affordable for the largely student and part-time worker target demographic. The front cover image features a white British model in line with rock music's stereotypical audience.
Question 7
The document discusses the progression of the author's skills from an initial preliminary task of creating a school/college magazine to their final product. For the preliminary task, the author did not consider camera angles or shots when taking photos and did not think about the target audience or use of language. However, for the final magazine, the author learned about these important elements and was able to apply them, such as considering camera techniques, target audience, font variation, layout, and adhering to a color scheme. The author feels their skills in areas like photography, magazine construction, and attention to detail have greatly improved from the initial task.
Location search
The document considers three potential locations for a photoshoot for a grunge/rock magazine: Sunderland University Media Centre, Ryhope Beach, and Sunderland College Bede Campus courtyard. The University Media Centre was ruled out due to its artificial lighting and need to book time slots. Ryhope Beach was unsuitable due to inconvenient tide times and difficulty for the model to travel there. The document concludes that Sunderland College Bede Campus courtyard would be the best location, as it provides convenient access for the photographer and model who both attend the college, natural lighting from the surrounding buildings, and flexibility to shoot whenever needed without appointments.
57proposal
Charlotte Bracken proposes a photography project documenting the architectural features of Salford Quays through 10 edited images. She plans to take 50-100 photos on a field trip with her college and choose the best 10 to post-process professionally in Adobe Photograph. She is inspired by landscape photographers Andrew Brooks and Simon Butterworth and hopes to capture the beauty of Salford Quays like they do. On January 22nd, she will use her DSLR camera to take photos around noon to get a variety of shots for her assignment.
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The model will wear dark, skinny jeans and tops that represent alternative music in four photos, including a plaid shirt, ripped black shirt, and sweater. Old, worn Converse will be worn. No makeup will be used to show the artist is different and you don't need it to fit in. The model's hair will be messy and unstyled, possibly with a beanie or snapback, to portray the alternative genre.
Colour schemes
When choosing a colour scheme for your home, consider how colours make you feel and how they will be used in each room. Warm colours like yellows, oranges and reds tend to feel energizing and inviting, while cool colours like blues and greens often feel calming and relaxing. A balanced mix of warm and cool colours throughout the different areas of your home can help set the right mood for each space.
Front cover rationales
The document discusses the cover design for a magazine called "Lost in Stereo". It will feature:
1) The masthead positioned below the banner to be one of the first things seen. The dominant image will overlap the masthead and take up over 2/3 of the cover space.
2) Sub-images will frame the dominant image and headline to emphasize them. Only the masthead and dominant image will not be close together to keep the design structured.
3) Gothic, bold fonts will be used for the masthead and sell lines with smaller fonts for less important details. Colors will be dark with pops of bright color inspired by current rock magazines.
4) The model, sub-
Double page spread flat plan
This article discusses a dominant image with several sub images. It contains multiple paragraphs describing an overall topic but does not provide many details about the key points or conclusions. The high-level topic and inclusion of images is summarized, but specific information is limited due to the brevity of the document.
Reader profile
This document summarizes survey responses about music magazine preferences. 100% of respondents were female. Regarding content, 50% preferred information on bands/artists, while 25% liked free posters or downloads and images of bands. For layout, 75% preferred magazines that were neat and organized. Regarding extras, only 50% said free posters and downloads would influence a purchase. 75% cared about an editor's note in contents pages. To keep readers, 75% were interested in magazine contents while 25% preferred images.
evaluation question 1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products.
Question 7
The document discusses how the author has improved from their preliminary magazine task to their final products. For the preliminary task, the author's magazine lacked professionalism due to minimal research, messy layouts, dull colors and fonts. However, through additional research on magazine conventions, improved software skills, better planning and refined design choices, the author was able to create higher quality final products with clearer layouts, eye-catching colors and fonts, improved images, and more developed conventions. The author feels they have progressed significantly in transforming their magazine from a basic preliminary task to a polished final product.
Question 3
The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a music magazine. It analyzes Bauer Media Group, IPC Media, Emap, and BBC Worldwide. Bauer Media Group publishes magazines like Kerrang!, Q, and Mojo, which are in the same genre as the author's magazine, so it would benefit distribution. IPC Media and Emap are established but don't focus on the music genre. BBC Worldwide only publishes one magazine genre, which isn't music. Therefore, Bauer Media Group would be the best option since it already publishes similar music magazines.
Calander media as
This document outlines the steps taken to create a magazine, including developing a mood board and cover inspirations, completing forms to propose the magazine, writing an introductory essay, analyzing sample magazines, creating a masthead and defining the target audience through surveys. It also lists tasks like organizing a photoshoot, practicing photo editing, starting the front page, getting peer feedback, and finishing the contents page and a double-page spread.
Draft one feedback improved
1) The document provides feedback from peers and a lecturer on a magazine cover design.
2) The dominant image and background were praised for looking professional, and the model was the main focus as intended. However, more content needs to be added.
3) Suggestions for improvement included adding more text, a barcode, sub-images, and changing the color of the bottom text to make it more readable.
Calender
The document outlines the planning and design process for a magazine, including creating moodboards, researching competitors and target audiences, drafting articles and cover designs, planning photo shoots, and iterating on page layouts through multiple drafts to arrive at a final magazine design. Research includes analyzing existing magazines, developing reader profiles, and determining color schemes, fonts, and other design elements. Drafting involves coming up with initial concepts, getting feedback, and refining multiple versions of covers, contents pages, and double page spreads.
Question 1
My rock magazine is similar to real-life magazines like Kerrang! and NME in format and conventions. The front cover features a large masthead and prominent image of an artist, as well as one competition plug to attract readers. Inside, a double-page article is laid out in three columns for easy reading. Like other magazines, issue dates and numbers are included to help readers keep track of editions.
Syndey calender
The document outlines the process for creating a magazine, including initial planning through mood boards, research on existing magazines and target audiences, drafting various elements like articles, covers, and spreads, and multiple rounds of revisions, evaluations, and finalizing the magazine. Key elements that will be designed and drafted include the cover, contents page, and double page spreads, with the goal of refining these core components through several iterations.
My calender jade
The document outlines the creator's calendar for making a media studies magazine, including creating a blog, developing proposals, researching languages and registers, creating mood boards for various elements like costumes and audiences, surveying readers, drafting and receiving feedback on articles and design elements like covers and spreads, and planning and conducting a photoshoot. It also involves iterative drafting, comparing, improving, and evaluating the magazine's contents, cover, and double page spreads.
Question 1
The document discusses how the media product challenges conventions of real magazines. It summarizes how each design element was inspired by or different from real magazines. Key elements like the masthead, cover image, sell lines, and backgrounds were inspired by magazines like NME but made unique through altered colors, fonts, and sizing. The double page spread directly replicated elements from Kerrang but changed details to fit the publication's theme. Overall, the document shows how the media product was inspired by real magazines but made distinctive through original design choices.
Question 1
The document summarizes how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real magazines. It describes replicating conventions like the masthead, dominant image, and essential information from inspiration magazines. However, it also challenges conventions by including more sub-images on the double page spread to make it more appealing, using swearing in the article title to appeal to teens, and not including an editor's note on the contents page to focus on content. The summary highlights how the media product borrows from real magazines but also adapts conventions for its target audience.
Question 6
The document discusses the various hardware, software, and processes used to construct a magazine coursework project. The author used cameras like the Canon EOS 1200D and Panasonic DMC-TZ7 to take photos, and an Apple iMac, Lenovo Yoga 510, and HTC One M9 for work. Software included Blogger, Prezi, Emaze, Powtoon, RawShorts, and Photoshop. The author found Blogger and Microsoft programs easiest to use, while Photoshop, Emaze, and iMovie took more time to learn. Various websites were used for fonts, sharing documents, and embedding media into the blog.
Question 2
The document discusses the target audience and design choices for a rock music magazine. The target audience is 15-25 year olds who enjoy rock music. Both genders are targeted as interests have become less gendered. Most survey respondents listened to punk rock and bought magazines monthly, so the magazine will focus on punk bands and be released monthly. The £2.99 price point was chosen to be affordable for the largely student and part-time worker target demographic. The front cover image features a white British model in line with rock music's stereotypical audience.
Question 7
The document discusses the progression of the author's skills from an initial preliminary task of creating a school/college magazine to their final product. For the preliminary task, the author did not consider camera angles or shots when taking photos and did not think about the target audience or use of language. However, for the final magazine, the author learned about these important elements and was able to apply them, such as considering camera techniques, target audience, font variation, layout, and adhering to a color scheme. The author feels their skills in areas like photography, magazine construction, and attention to detail have greatly improved from the initial task.
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57proposal
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Reece
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Location scout
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The document settles on using the university photo studio to take pictures of models. It notes the studio will make the images look more professional. Outdoor locations could draw attention away from the models. Permission must be obtained from the studio manager.
A second location of the photographer's home is selected to photograph props and cultural items against a white wall or in flat lays. While not as advanced as the studio, the photographer aims to achieve a similar look. This location is very convenient with no travel or guests to coordinate.
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Task 3 photo shoot proposal form
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Tom Ross proposes to photograph architectural features around Salford Quays and Manchester for his photography project. He plans to take 50 landscape photos focusing on iconic locations like the Lowry, Media City, and Imperial War Museum. Using a Nikon D3100 or Canon 7D from the college, he will shoot photos emphasizing depth of field, shutter speed, and white balance to convey the lively and fun atmosphere of the area. Safety will be ensured by completing a risk assessment before photographing around Salford Quays and the Manchester town centre.
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Task 3 photo shoot proposal form (1)
(1) The document is a project proposal by Lydia Cooke to photograph the architectural exploration of Salford Quays.
(2) She plans to use a Nikon d3100 camera to take landscape photographs of buildings and sights at Salford Quays during both day and night, using different camera settings depending on lighting conditions.
(3) Her goal is to showcase the beauty and scenic views of Salford to change perceptions and highlight its importance as part of Manchester through high quality photographs.
Task 3 photo shoot proposal form (1)
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(2) The student aims to showcase the beauty and scenic views of Salford Quays using a Nikon d3100 camera and adjusting settings like shutter speed, F stop, and depth of field depending on lighting conditions.
(3) Different photographic techniques will be used to emphasize subjects and define images, including a low aperture and high shutter speed during the day and a high aperture and low shutter speed at night combined with a higher ISO.
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Task 3 portrait photo shoot proposal form
Daniel Hopkins proposes to complete a portrait photography shoot for a music magazine. He plans to take over 50 photos of a band and select the 10 best images. The photos will be striking and professionally done to suit the publication. He was inspired by other photographers who use varied backgrounds, angles, and poses. Hopkins will use a Canon EOS 1100D camera with an 18-55mm lens. He will take photos at indoor and outdoor locations like a woodland and college to experiment with different backgrounds. Health and safety risks will be assessed separately.
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Task 3 photo shoot proposal form
- The candidate will take 50 photos of buildings and landscapes at Salford Quays and Manchester's Chinatown, focusing on shots at night when lights are on.
- They aim to capture images like one by photographer Randy Scott Slavin of a continuous spiral shot, representing a downward spiral in life.
- A college Canon 7D or Nikon 3100 camera will be used along with a tripod, with manual settings adjusted for shutter speed, ISO and lighting to convey the visual message.
- A risk assessment will be completed before the photo shoots.
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The document discusses filtering photos from a photoshoot. The photographer took many images from different angles and heights to select the best ones, since another shoot would be rare. They separated the images into ones they will use and ones that are unsuitable. Suitable images have various camera angles and poses that look professional but inviting, and are all in focus. Unsuitable images are blurry, or the model was moving so the quality is poor.
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The document discusses choosing models for a magazine. It selects two models, Liam age 24 and Rhys age 11, who both play regional sports to represent the magazine's target audience. Liam plays for a regional sports team and Rhys plays football, including a variety of ages and sports. The document also notes the importance of getting the models' consent by sending a message to confirm participation and later providing more details in a formal contract outlining the photoshoot plans and where the images will be published.
Question 1
My media product was inspired by existing magazines like The Crack and INDIE. I took conventions from their designs like color schemes, target audiences, and styles to appeal to my own audience. However, I also made changes to make my product unique. For my magazine front cover, I took inspiration from The Crack's simplistic style but made subtle changes to attract my specific regional audience. I also challenged conventions from INDIE magazine by manipulating features and making it more focused. For my website, I was inspired by The Crack's navigation bar, pinboard layout, and social media inclusion. But I developed the design to be more contemporary and regional than The Crack or INDIE by adding my own features and imagery. Throughout
Evaluation question 4
The document describes the various media technologies used by Megan Sheraton during the construction, research, planning and evaluation of her coursework. This included a DSLR camera, Mac computer, iPhone, SD card, blogger, Photoshop, Emaze, Safari browser, Word, Facebook, Twitter, SurveyMonkey, Padlet, college Moodle site, and Wix for building her magazine website. These technologies helped with tasks like taking photos, accessing software, organizing work, collecting audience feedback, and creating professional end products.
2017 fonts
This document discusses font, masthead, and color ideas for a new regional sports magazine. It considers several font options that would be bold and attract readers' attention as headlines or for sections. It also evaluates potential magazine masthead names like "Batting Out!" and "Sports Mad!" and decides "Sporting Life!" has a friendlier tone and broader appeal. Finally, it proposes using the main regional colors of red, white, and black to identify the magazine's local focus, or alternatively brighter summer colors to match the sports season.
Evaluation question 4
Megan Sheraton used various media technologies in the construction, research, planning and evaluation stages of her project. She used a Nikon D5600 DSLR camera, Mac computer, iPhone 6s, SD card, Blogger, Photoshop, Emaze, Safari, Microsoft Word, Facebook, and Twitter. The Nikon camera allowed her to take high-quality photos. Her Mac computer gave her access to software like Photoshop and Blogger to create and organize her work. Blogger was the main tool she used to document her entire process. Photoshop allowed her to edit images and create professional products. Facebook and Twitter helped with audience research and promoting her brand.
Indie website
The document discusses deconstructing the website for INDIE, an American independent fashion magazine. Some key points made:
- The author likes the simplistic yet inviting design of the website and wants to incorporate a unique, regional approach for their own site.
- The heading is well-designed with the perfect size and balance between typography and header size.
- When scrolling, the masthead remains visible to continually remind viewers of the brand.
- The involvement of Vice Digital, a media company, demonstrates professionalism for INDIE.
- Images on the site can be hovered over to reveal article titles and dates without cluttering the page.
- Overall the author
The crack website
The website for The Crack magazine utilizes a clean and sophisticated design that draws inspiration from the magazine's print layout. Key features include a navigation bar across the top with hyperlinked categories, a grid of images and article summaries below, and social media links along the side. The typography matches the magazine and images are varied and colorful. Advertisements for local businesses are also included. The designer praised the Pinterest-like layout and white borders for drawing attention to the content.
Wix template research
The document evaluates three Wix templates for suitability for a sports website about a football fan club in Seaham: Football Fan Club Style, Jazz Musician, and Basketball Fan Style. The Football Fan Club Style template fits well with the sports genre but may need a color scheme change. The Jazz Musician template could work with image and tab replacements. The Basketball Fan Style template provides space for a large image and separate sections for each sport without requiring color changes.
Photoshoot recce
The document discusses the planning for an outdoor photoshoot at various sports grounds in Seaham. The photographer identifies potential health and safety risks like epilepsy and the weather. She will check the weather forecast daily and take photos between 12-3pm for best lighting. Using the sports grounds as the backdrop fits her sports magazine theme. Natural lighting may be an issue, but she can adjust camera settings. Permission is not needed as the locations are public, but she may ask others to step aside temporarily. Models and equipment could pose issues, but she will arrange transportation and backups. Overall, she feels prepared for most eventualities.
Region colour a
This document analyzes the colors associated with three major cities in the North East region of England - Sunderland, Newcastle, and Durham - in order to determine a color scheme that represents the region for a magazine. Sunderland is linked to the colors red, white, and black due to its football team. Newcastle is also associated with black and white from its football team, along with blue and grey. Durham's cricket team colors are blue, yellow, and white, and Google image searches of Durham show blues and greens due to nature scenes. Based on this research, the colors black, white, grey, blue, and red will be combined to create an overall regional color scheme for the magazine.
Male costume ideas
Male models will wear sporty, active wear including tracksuits or shorts to depict what athletes would typically wear. Trainers or sport-specific footwear will be worn. Optional jackets may be included if a specific team is being represented, but they are not essential to the costumes.
Survey results
The survey results show that:
- The majority (55.17%) of respondents were aged 41+ followed by 32-36 (10.34%)
- Most respondents (79.31%) never buy magazines
- The most popular expected price points for a regional magazine were £1 (27.59%) and £2 (31.03%)
- Articles (37.93%) and adverts (24.14%) were the most preferred magazine features
Lighting
The document discusses various lighting techniques used in photography. Key lighting is used to highlight the main subject and is usually part of a three point setup. Fill lighting is added at a different angle to reduce shadows around the subject. Back lighting illuminates the subject from behind. Three point lighting involves key, fill, and back lighting to produce a professional image without shadows on the face. High key lighting uses a single bright light, while low key lighting uses a low angle fill light to create shadows and contrast. Artificial lighting comes from sources like bulbs, while natural lighting can be manipulated based on the sun's position.
Website
The document discusses various conventions for website design, including navigation elements, layout, images, and content. It notes that websites should have clear navigation like menus and bars, use a grid system to segment information, and center main content while placing navigation on the sides. Images and visuals are important to add interest. Content and design depends on the website's genre and target audience. Common elements include headers, navigation bars, organized images, branded typography, and targeted advertisements.
Billboard
The document outlines several conventions commonly used in billboard design including:
- Using a large, bold masthead at the top to identify the product or brand.
- Employing bright, complementary colors that attract attention and link to the brand.
- Including a catchy strapline or slogan below the masthead that briefly summarizes the message.
- Providing essential contact details like a web address at the bottom.
- Centering a unique, creative image that dominates the page without clashing with the text.
- Positioning text at the top and bottom around the central image.
Front cover generic conventions
This document outlines various conventions for designing magazine front covers, including:
- Using a masthead that is unique, iconic, and positioned in the top third of the page.
- Including a strapline that briefly summarizes the magazine's genre or region.
- Featuring a dominant central image that represents the magazine's content and draws attention.
- Establishing a consistent color scheme that identifies the magazine's brand and appeals to its audience.
- Incorporating sell lines of varying sizes to highlight key stories and intrigue readers.
- Including essential identifying information like issue numbers and barcodes.
Contents page
The document discusses conventions for designing the contents page of a magazine. It provides guidance on elements like the masthead, images, color scheme, text/list of contents, contact information, and layout. Key recommendations include using a white background, organizing content by category or genre, bolding main headings, and including page numbers. The language should be informal, humorous, and appeal to the target audience. Images are to direct readers to specific pages and include photo credits.
Double page spread
This document outlines common conventions used in double page magazine spreads. These include using a short, intriguing headline; pull quotes from interviews or articles; large dominant images related to the topic; a stand first paragraph to introduce the topic; informal, audience-appropriate language; and multiple columns of text with mini cliffhangers between them. Other conventions are drop caps, bylines, endstops, and an essential information banner at the bottom of the page. The document notes which of these conventions will be included and how some may be challenged in a regional magazine seeking a modern, personalized style.
Regional genre research
The document discusses different magazine genres and subgenres that could be suitable for a regional magazine in the North East of England. It analyzes genres like music, fashion, culture/lifestyle and determines that a sports magazine would be the best fit. A sports magazine could incorporate subgenres like football and cricket which are popular in the region. It would fill a gap, as there are currently limited regional sports magazines for the North East. The conclusion is that a sports magazine focusing on local teams would attract the biggest audience while keeping content relevant to the region.
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- 2. Although, I was given the option to take all of my photographs at Sunderland University, I didn't want all of my photos to look the same or in the same area. I decided to use the studio for my formal images only, as I also felt using all studio images would put a wall between the readers and the magazine company, due to it them not really fitting my genre correctly. However, I still aim to produce high quality and professional looking images, therefore I have chosen three popular, well-known and unique locations for my Photoshoots. All of my locations are fun or well known by my target audience, therefore this makes these locations relatable for my specific audience.
- 3. Newcastle O2 Academy I have chosen to use this venue as one of my locations for my photoshoot because it has a lively and positive setting. This location would engage my target audience well, as it is quite a popular location and fits in well with my Punk/Rock genre. Also I feel I would be ale to produce high quality photos at this location because of the various different lighting options and the layout of this venue works quite well. Most of the concerts/ gigs that are held in this specific venue are mainly rock or alternative music based which fits my genre perfectly.
- 4. Sunderland University Studio The studio will make my photographs look more professional and high quality due to me being able to control the lighting equipment and camera angles better, than outside, which is why I feel it is the right choice for my more formal images to be taken here. The studio in Sunderland University is easily accessible for both me and my models.
- 5. Under A Tunnel –Newcastle) While this location is definitely more unprofessional, but the older brickwork and darker lighting would make a good background for my models, and it would be more interesting than the plain studio backgrounds. However, this location is not as accessible as Sunderland University due to the distance and travel costs for both my models and I.