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The document discusses different mise en scene ideas for photography inspired by alternative music magazines. It analyzes white backgrounds, outdoor/foliage backgrounds, and brick backgrounds. For white backgrounds, it notes how lighting affects the mood conveyed. For outdoor/foliage backgrounds, it suggests they look friendly while still being alternative. Bricks are proposed to give images a casual, cool vibe fitting the target market.
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- Pinks and whites will be used to portray the model as "flawless" and innocent, appropriate for the female target audience.
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The document discusses how the author's media product uses and develops conventions of real media products. It analyzes the author's magazine in comparison to Clash and Rocksound magazines. The front cover uses a close-up shot of a single model to draw attention, in contrast to Rocksound using a mid-shot of three models. The contents page includes more images than Clash but fewer than Rocksound to intrigue readers without overwhelming them.
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This document analyzes pictures of various musical artists and discusses what each picture connotes about the artist's personality and how the picture would be used.
The Michael Buble picture shows excitement and uniqueness in its unusual framing. The Cee Lo Green picture focuses closely on just him, conveying his straightforward personality. The Scissor Sisters photo introduces the eccentric band and shows closeness between the members that breaks from mainstream norms. The Take That black and white photo suggests reminiscing of past memories as a united yet individually expressive group.
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The document summarizes how the media product, a magazine called Libertie, uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real indie music magazines. It conforms to conventions such as having a large, bold masthead; minimal costumes; and a variety of shots. However, it challenges conventions by featuring new, unsigned artists on the cover instead of famous ones, and using a long shot on the double page spread. The color scheme is mainly monochrome but uses color in a muted, toned-down way to develop conventions rather than fully conforming or challenging them. Overall, the magazine aims to look professional while representing the alternative music genre through its design choices.
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The document outlines plans for a photoshoot for an indie music magazine. It discusses shots for the front cover including a close-up or medium shot of the model to allow for text overlays. Double page spreads will feature a model in a relaxed sitting position on a white background. Props like flowers and long shots establishing the setting will also be included. Makeup will have a fairy-like, soft tone look and costumes will reflect simple, flowery designs. The photoshoot will take place in the photographer's living room due to the white walls and control over lighting and placement of props like balloons, flowers and vintage decorations that symbolize the indie genre.
Location Ideas
The document discusses different locations and methods used to take photos for a magazine. Some photos were taken at the author's house and cousin's house, but lighting was not optimal. However, Photoshop was used to edit backgrounds and adjust colors/contrast. Additional photos were taken using a white screen provided by the media department, which produced clearer images and made editing backgrounds easier. The white screen also avoided drawing attention from clothes and allowed models to stand out more professionally. Examples of magazine covers using white screen backgrounds are shown.
Research
The interviews provided useful feedback on incorporating fashion and art, using a variety of styles, and highlighting diversity in models. All three interviewees felt that fashion and art go together well, especially for avant-garde or runway styles. They also preferred seeing a mixture of styles in the magazine rather than focusing on one style. Additionally, they thought highlighting a variety of models of different shapes and sizes through photos and articles would be important to draw attention to diversity and inclusion.
Evaluation
This document evaluates Ellie Thacker's media product, which appears to be a music magazine. The summary discusses how the magazine represents particular social groups and the type of media institution that might distribute it. Specifically, it represents a young, urban audience interested in music. While trying to emulate real music magazines, it has a more natural, unedited style in its photos compared to highly polished professional magazines. A company like Bauer Media might distribute it due to their experience with magazines for similar audiences.
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This document evaluates Ellie Thacker's media product, which appears to be a music magazine. The summary discusses how the magazine represents particular social groups and the type of media institution that might distribute it. Specifically, it represents a young, urban audience interested in music. While trying to emulate real music magazines, it has a more amateur, realistic style in its photos compared to highly polished professional magazines. A company like Bauer Media might distribute it due to their experience with magazines for a similar target audience.
Evaluation
This document evaluates Ellie Thacker's media product, which appears to be a music magazine. The summary discusses how the magazine represents particular social groups and the type of media institution that might distribute it. Specifically, it represents a young, urban audience interested in music. While trying to emulate real music magazines, it has a more amateur, realistic style in its photos compared to highly polished professional magazines. A company like Bauer Media might distribute it as they publish magazines for similar audiences across Europe and have a large established network for distribution.
Photographical Analysis DPS
This document discusses and analyzes several potential images for use in a magazine focused on rock/metal music. It considers images of a band, evaluating factors like atmosphere, style, focus, and suitability for different pages. While one image is deemed too distracting for a cover, others are praised for their rebellious feel, alternative style, and potential to attract attention on a double page spread through an inspiring location and model positioning. Minor criticisms are also noted to improve future photoshoots.
Deconstruction
This document provides examples and analysis of magazine design conventions from various magazines. It deconstructs elements like front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads. The author notes conventions like using a single dominant image, color schemes, fonts, and layout of text and images. The goal is to understand how different magazines appeal to their target audiences and apply useful conventions to their own punk magazine. Key lessons include using images that represent the genre, bold colors and fonts, and featuring content clearly for the target readership.
Question 4 and 5
The document discusses the target audience for a magazine about rock music. It describes the audience as being aged 14-30, from working-middle class backgrounds in Britain, who play or listen to rock music and attend festivals. It provides examples of layouts for the magazine's front cover, contents page, and double-page spread, and shares feedback received which suggests making the small image on the front cover darker and changing the contents page background to black.
Evaluation #1
The document discusses how the author's media product challenges and develops conventions of real music magazines. It strives for a minimalist look but maintains traditional magazine elements. It is inspired by the style of "The Gentlewoman" magazine. The title, imagery, and content are designed to represent an indie genre target audience based on research. Details in the magazine like featured bands, articles, and color scheme aim to immerse readers in the indie culture and personalities portrayed.
Summer Assignment
The document summarizes Jemima Witt's summer assignment and self-review from her first year of study. It includes summaries of her initial research project looking at different portrait styles. It then discusses her experiments creating compositional sketches and small portrait paintings. The document concludes with reflections on her first year, plans to develop new skills, and goals for her future studies in set design.
Question 2 Presentation
Joe Trost's media product represents the social group of students. The magazine cover features a central image of a male model playing a guitar at a low angle shot, similar to covers of real music magazines. This intimidating shot represents iconic artists. The magazine's minimal pages and direct fonts appeal to busy students. The affordable price, technology-focused website, and rebellious graphic elements also aim to represent students. The primarily male target audience is reflected through masculine colors, imagery, and fonts.
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- 2. Finding Inspiration When researching magazines and looking into the genre of Indie Alternative I noticed the variety in mise en scene. I wanted to create my own photos that have very interesting and appropriate mise en scene. In order to effectively do this I have researched photoshoots and different locations that occur in the image of different alternative artists to ensure I can appeal to my target market.
- 3. White Plain Background Featuring: The 1975, Imagine Dragons, James Bay and Bjork. I think a white background is effective as it reflects the alternative genre of standing out just as the way a figure stands out on a white background. The lighting differs in the images, a high exposure high light gives a more thoughtful final image whereas the lower lighting reveals shadows and interprets a casual and relaxed feel to the photo. I like this minimal mise en scene and I will include it in my magazine, this will be effective for my front cover.
- 4. OUTDOORS/FOLIAGE Nina Nesbitt Oh Wonder Ben Howard St Vincent The 1975 Imagine Dragons Ben Howard
- 5. Outdoors/Foliage I really like the look that a photo with this type of mise en scene gives out. The foliage makes the image look friendly but also easily interprets the genre of alternative. I think the styling can be made to compliment the surroundings. This mise en scene is commonly used which confirms that it is appropriate for my target market and will appeal to them. Most of the images I have chosen have quite a pale exposure, I could edit my images effectively to get this type of look. However, I like the photo of St Vincent that looks quite bright, fresh and eye catching. I think that against a crisp which background in my magazine a photo taken with this mise en scene will stand out and look polished and very effective in my magazine. The foliage adds variety to the images without making them look chaotic and unappealing.
- 6. Bricks Featuring bricks in my photos will give my magazine a familiar edge leaning towards an alternative genre. The bricks ensure a very casual and ‘cool’ vibe that my target market would engage with. I think I can create a strong photo interpreting a brick background. I think an image like this would look appealing on my contents page.