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All my photos taken
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Making changes
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Image ideas
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Image Manipulations
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How i took my photos for my music
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Construction evidence
This document describes the process of creating a magazine front cover and poster from original images. For the magazine cover, the author cropped the background from an image to make it look like a cover and chose a font for the masthead. For the poster, the author cropped an image, added a dark background effect to relate to a horror genre, and included text to make the final product look like a poster.
Chosen Pictures
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Print Screens of contents page
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Planning the photo shoot
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Production process 2
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draft #1 - step by step
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Draft #3 - step by step
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I explain and show what photos I decided to use and discard from my inside magazine shoot.
Question 7
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Contact sheet
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Making changes
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Image ideas
The document discusses ideas for images to include in different sections of a music magazine. For the front cover, the author considers recreating black and white photos in color and adding gels to make them more vibrant. For the contents page, a range of close up and long shots are recommended, including possible gig shots and images of both men and women. Article images show diversity in poses, costumes, and shots including close ups and long shots that text could be curved around to give a unique look. Both male and female images are considered for feature articles.
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Construction evidence
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draft #1 - step by step
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2. Editing the cover image by changing colors and fixing hair to make it look more professional.
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Photos for unison
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Question 7
The student learned several new skills while progressing from the preliminary task to the final product of creating a blog. They became more proficient with software like Photoshop, InDesign, and Prezi. Having a more detailed plan led to better results. The student also feels they developed a deeper understanding of how media institutions work through this process.
Music magazine
- Future PLC is an international publishing company founded in 1985 in the UK that has grown to include over 200 print titles, apps, websites and events.
- It started with a single magazine and has expanded through acquisitions of other publishers and magazines over the years.
- Future PLC now operates across the UK, US and Australia, publishing magazines and websites focused on technology, games, music, photography and other topics.
- The company has won numerous awards for its digital publishing work and continues to grow through new magazine launches, acquisitions, and expanding into events and other areas.
Contacts sheet
The document discusses various photos being considered for inclusion in a music magazine. It provides reasoning for including some photos and not including others. Photos that are selected are said to suit the genre of the magazine, look good on double page spreads or contents pages, and effectively portray the model as "looking the part" or like a "thug". Photos that are not selected have issues like unwanted backgrounds, an unfavorable camera angle, or too many people making the photo unsuitable for the magazine.
Music magazine trans work.
1) Music Magazine Institutions research – Minimum of 2 companies, 1 large [Bauer, IPC] and 1 small [Future, BBC Worldwide]
Fonts 4
This document discusses different fonts that could be used for a rap/grime music magazine. Several fonts are liked because they suit the genre of music, are bold to represent the genres, or have a graffiti-like style. One font in particular is favored for a magazine cover because it is clear, stands out, has a thinner bubble writing style, and a cool graffiti look. Another font is suggested to be used for artist names because it looks handwritten like a signature and feels authentic.
Research into magazine companies
Bauer Media Group is Europe's largest privately owned magazine publishing company, offering over 600 magazines, 400 digital products, and 50 radio and TV media across 17 countries, with a workforce of over 11,000. Kerrang, launched in 2004, is Bauer's most successful music magazine to date, originally focused on rock and metal genres but now featuring a variety of artists. BBC Worldwide is a smaller magazine company owned by the BBC, used to promote BBC brands, generating £157 million in profits in 2013/14. BBC Music Magazine, launched in 1992, includes articles on classical music trends in addition to artist features.
Media studies transition work (1)
Bauer Media Group is a large European media company headquartered in Hamburg, Germany. It was founded in 1875 and has grown to include over 600 magazines, 4000 digital products, and 50 radio and TV stations across 17 countries. BBC Worldwide is the commercial subsidiary of the BBC, formed in 1995 to monetize and sell BBC programming internationally to supplement income from television licenses. It has expanded from a small department in 1979 to include divisions for video, audio, film, and merchandising.
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The document discusses photos taken during a studio shoot for an indie genre project. Several photos will not be used for the cover because of issues with lighting, framing, or background colors. However, some photos could work as graphic features inside the project due to the poses and focus, while one photo in particular is highlighted as a potential choice for the cover based on its lighting, focus, and neutral pose.
Photographs good
The document discusses several photographs and provides feedback on their quality. One photograph is praised for having natural poses, good lighting, and decent framing, making it suitable for a magazine. Another photo has clearer lighting and space above the head to crop, fulfilling the role of portraying a smart student role model. However, most photos have dull lighting due to bad weather conditions during the shoot. The best photos have interesting angles and positioning despite the lighting challenges.
Photographs good
The document discusses several photographs and provides feedback on their quality. It praises one photo for having natural poses, good lighting, and decent framing, making it suitable for its intended magazine genre. Another photo is clearer with better lighting, allowing for cropping. A third photo is described as aesthetically pleasing and fulfilling the role of portraying a student role model. However, most photos are said to be dull due to bad weather conditions during the shoot. The best photos feature interesting angles and positioning despite the low lighting challenges.
Photographic evidence
The document discusses photos selected for use in a magazine layout. Photos were chosen for the front cover, contents page, and double page interview spread. For the front cover, photos were selected that showed models looking directly at the camera to connect with readers. Additional front cover photos depicted a girl band and celebrity. Interior photos showed models in unique poses that differed from other photos to highlight different stories and attract various audiences. The double page interview photo portrayed the subject looking partially away from the camera against a distinctive graffiti background.
Photo selection (night time shoot)
The document provides critiques of 5 nighttime photos that were not selected along with an explanation for the one photo that was selected. The photos were not chosen for reasons such as the background being unclear, the model not being framed properly, lighting that did not show the background, the location not matching plans, and the model or photo being at a canted angle. The selected photo showed off the background as planned, included leading lines, had the model in the perfect position on the right side, and matched the photographer's planned vision.
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- 1. IMG_4752.JPG IMG_4756.JPG IMG_4760.JPG IMG_4764.JPG IMG_4770.JPG IMG_4753.JPG IMG_4757.JPG IMG_4761.JPG IMG_4767.JPG IMG_4772.JPG IMG_4754.JPG IMG_4758.JPG IMG_4762.JPG IMG_4768.JPG IMG_4773.JPG IMG_4755.JPG IMG_4759.JPG IMG_4763.JPG IMG_4769.JPG IMG_4774.JPG I decided to use this photo, as the lighting is natural and it captures her whole body. This is similar to the following photo, however I will not use it because it is landscape. I am tempted to use this picture for my contents page, but the background is very distracting so the focus would not be on the text. I decided not to use this image, along with the pictures that are similar to it as it has a very busy background and the lighting is too light. This portrays the artist I came up with well and looks professional for my magazine. This image is too far away and does not look professional enough for my magazine. Also, it has a dark theme that would contrast against my magazine, which has a light colour scheme.
- 2. IMG_4775.JPG IMG_4779.JPG IMG_4783.JPG IMG_4787.JPG IMG_4791.JPG IMG_4776.JPG IMG_4780.JPG IMG_4784.JPG IMG_4788.JPG IMG_4792.JPG IMG_4777.JPG IMG_4781.JPG IMG_4785.JPG IMG_4789.JPG IMG_4793.JPG IMG_4778.JPG IMG_4782.JPG IMG_4786.JPG IMG_4790.JPG IMG_4794.JPG I will not use these pictures as my model was not ready and it does not look professional to be in my magazine. It also does not represent or link to my genre. In addition, I will not be using these pictures because it does not look like a photoshoot and does not portray an artist that I want. The background is very busy which will take away the focus of the model/artist. I have decided to use this image in my contents page, as the lighting is good and the focus is effective. These two images are some of my favourite photos I took during the shoot. However, the flower creates a young and very feminine theme, which I am not trying to achieve.
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