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This document contains hand drawn drafts for a main task. It includes a front cover with the candidate's name and number, Tom Spink and 2030. It also has a contents page listing the sections. One of the sections is labeled DPS, which may stand for design, planning, or strategy.
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Audience Profile
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5) Repeated proofreading and revisions to correct any errors before the final deadline
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This document outlines Tom Spink's plans for a photo shoot to create images for an R&B music magazine coursework project. It details that Tom will serve as both photographer and art director, and will take medium close-up shots of the model to emphasize their importance, as is common in the R&B genre. Low key lighting and minor post-production effects will be used. The model will be of mixed race with an afro hairstyle to suit the target R&B audience and genre conventions. Wardrobe will be trendy to appeal to young adult fans, and makeup may be used minimally if needed. The shoot will take place in Tom's school photography studio on November 20th from 3:10
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1. The document outlines the planning for a photo shoot to create images for a magazine cover and spreads. It details the timing, location, necessary shots, equipment, models, permissions, and risks.
2. Photos will be taken on November 20th from 3:10-4:20PM in the school's photoshoot studio. Various shot types are needed including close-ups, mid-shots, and more. Clothing, props, lighting, and models are discussed.
3. Permission has been obtained from the necessary people via text and email. Risks are minimal as the studio location poses few hazards. Everything is planned to be completed before starting the magazine design.
Masthead Font sStyles
The document discusses font style options for the masthead of a magazine called "Undiscovered" focused on rock music. Several fonts are considered, including "Rock it" and "84 Rock!". Ultimately, "84 Rock!" is selected for its bold, capital letters in a scruffy style that conveys an imperfect look suiting the stereotypical rock music reader. The masthead with this font will be placed at the top of the front cover in black font on a complimentary colored background.
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The document analyzes magazine contents pages and a double-page spread from 'Q' Magazine to inspire the design of the student's own magazine portfolio. Some key elements the student wants to emulate include 'Q's chronological ordering of stories with consistent color schemes and detail levels, its use of large images, and recurring monthly sections. For the double-page spread, the student admires 'Q's simplistic close-up image, its typewriter font style, and large drop capitals highlighting the subject's importance.
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Photo Shoot Plan
This document outlines Jonathan Sheehan's plans for a photo shoot to create images for the front cover and feature article of an alternative music magazine called "Majestic." The photos will be taken of a male model, James, who has the look and style that fits the magazine's aesthetic. Jonathan plans to take photos outdoors at two locations in autumn light for their vintage quality. He will use a professional camera and stylistic editing techniques to capture images of James in close-ups and medium shots that portray an alternative, mysterious style fitting for the magazine.
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- 1. Main Task Hand Drawn Drafts Candidate name: Tom Spink Candidate Number:2030
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