Photo selection 1

The photo shows a group of people standing outside on a sunny day. There are 5 individuals, 3 women and 2 men, smiling and talking to each other. They appear to be enjoying each other's company on a pleasant afternoon.

Education

The document discusses photo selection for a project. It mentions that photos should be chosen carefully to effectively convey the desired message for the project. Only photos that directly relate to the goals and key points of the project without extraneous details should be selected. A variety of photo types, such as portraits, landscapes, and close-ups, may be needed to fully cover the project scope.

Model release form (1)

This document gives Priestley Sixth Form College permission to use video recordings, sound recordings, and photographs of an individual. It allows the college to use the materials for marketing, publicity, and other productions in electronic, web, or paper formats. The individual understands the college will solely use the materials to promote the college and may release them to external media organizations for this purpose. The copyright of the materials belongs to Priestley College, who may use or combine them as needed. The individual can request the college stop using their images in future publications, but already published materials cannot be recalled.

Location recce

The document provides location information for a photo shoot at a college studio. It notes that the studio location is suitable because it will provide a professional look. It details transport links, physical access, available amenities like power, catering, and toilets. Potential risks are identified as wires on the floor and hot lights. The location is described as having a plain background that is well-suited for fashion photography.

Location recce 2

Jack's house in Statham avenue, Lymm was chosen as a suitable location because dogs were needed for photos. Access is by car and then walking inside the house. The main risks identified are the dogs potentially knocking things over or messing with items, people falling down the stairs, and burns from cooking. Good camera shots can be obtained of the model sitting next to one of the dogs inside the house.

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Risk assessment 2

This risk assessment form summarizes potential hazards during a photoshoot at Jack's house. It identifies dogs, liquids, and wires as hazards and notes controls such as keeping dogs away, securing liquids and wires. The form also provides a risk rating scale for severity, likelihood and overall score to prioritize further risk reduction actions such as not having anything dogs could knock over and taping wires to the floor.

This risk assessment form summarizes potential hazards in a college photography studio for an upcoming photoshoot. It identifies hazards such as hot lamps that could burn someone, wires that could cause tripping, and liquid drinks that could damage equipment. Existing controls are noted such as informing people that lamps get hot and closing drink lids fully. Further actions proposed include putting tape on wires to avoid tripping and not allowing drinks in the studio. The form provides a risk rating scale and requires identification of responsible parties and completion dates for actions.

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Photograph selection process 3

This document discusses and analyzes several potential photographs that could be used for a selection process. The chosen photograph features a model not directly addressing the camera, in contrast to the direct gaze of the portrait in the background, creating visual conflict. The mise-en-scene uses red and yellow colors that suggest anger and conflict. This photograph was selected because it uses the contrasting gazes and symbolic colors to implicitly convey a sense of tension or unease.

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Answers for questionnaire

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- The majority of respondents to the survey were aged 14-17, from the North West of England, and identified as white. - Most popular genres of music among respondents were pop, indie/indie rock. The majority have listened to established rock bands. - Over half of respondents said they would like to see interviews and learn about new up-and-coming bands in a rock magazine. - Based on responses, the magazine will be aimed at ages 14-17, focus on interviews, and include free items like t-shirts or gig tickets in issues or competitions.

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This document discusses the selection process for choosing a photograph. It presents several potential photograph options and analyzes aspects like the model's expression, camera angles, use of color, and inclusion of background details. The chosen photograph is selected because it has a shallow focus on bars in front of the model, capturing her full outfit and the urban background, which aligns well with the theme.

Production process picnic

I created a new A3 landscape Photoshop file and added an image of an outfit, increasing its size and positioning it. I then added cost details for each item in bright yellow text in the top corner to indicate this was for a summer magazine. To emphasize the summer theme, I experimented with settings like decreasing contrast and increasing brightness to lighten the background and make the outfit and scene colors pop more. This is a screenshot of the final fashion spread.

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Production process Hot Tub

I opened Photoshop and selected portrait orientation for an international size paper fashion spread. I chose an image that fit the summer theme and enlarged and positioned it appropriately. Finally, I added clothing prices in small, bright yellow text in the top corner and adjusted the brightness and contrast slightly to improve the look of the colorful default image, completing the final fashion spread.

Production process scooter

First, the author opened Photoshop and selected a landscape format to create a fashion spread. Next, they inserted an image that well represented the genre and showed the clothing, adjusting its size and position. Finally, the author added pricing in a small lime green font, adjusted the brightness and contrast to enhance the greens in the image, and captured a screen grab of the final fashion spread.

Location recce grundy

This document provides location information for a proposed photoshoot at Grundy Park Skatepark in Lymm, Warrington. The skatepark is suitable for the project's skateboarding theme. Transportation is by car or walking. Potential impacts on the general public using the skatepark will be minimized by shooting in isolated areas away from others. No power or catering is available on site, but there are shops nearby. Public toilets and a mobile phone are available. Shooting will occur during daylight hours between 3-5pm. Local police may need contacting. The crew will work at the bottom of a ramp and the cast on top of the ramp and in a back room. Identified risks include slippery ramps,

Location recce steps

This location recce details a photoshoot planned at the outdoor steps of the Lymm Hotel. The location is suitable as it is easily accessible, spacious, and will allow for a range of shots. Permission has been obtained from hotel staff, and precautions will be taken to minimize impacts on guests. Potential risks include slippery steps, interference from hotel guests, and falling branches. The location is described as portraying rebellious skateboarding aesthetics through its unconventional nature.

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This risk assessment form documents potential hazards for a photoshoot at the Lymm Hotel stairs. Hazards identified include slippery stairs, cars on the nearby road, falling branches from trees, and members of the public interfering. Controls already in place are being careful on the stairs if wet, walking on the pavement away from the road, keeping equipment concealed, and checking for hazards before shooting. Further actions planned are not going up wet stairs and changing locations if any hazards are found.

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This risk assessment form evaluates hazards for a photoshoot at a skatepark. Potential hazards identified include slippery ramps, dogs in the area, loose tree branches, and children playing with equipment. Existing controls to reduce risk include being careful on ramps, keeping dogs away from equipment, checking for loose branches, and preventing children from touching equipment. Further actions recommended are not using ramps if wet, waiting for dogs to pass, postponing the shoot if very windy, and waiting for children to leave the skatepark.

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This risk assessment form documents potential hazards at a photoshoot at Jack's house, including dogs that could bite or knock things over, liquids that could damage equipment, tripping over wires, and overheating of Jack's computer. It lists those who could be harmed, such as being bitten by dogs or burned by an overheating computer. Controls to reduce risk include keeping dogs and liquids away from equipment, taping down wires, and turning off the computer when close. The form recommends further actions like not having anything dogs could knock over and keeping liquids and the computer away from the shoot area.

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This risk assessment form summarizes potential hazards in a college photography studio for an upcoming photoshoot. It identifies hazards such as hot lamps, wires on the floor that could cause tripping, liquid spills that could damage equipment, and loose paper on the floor. For each hazard, it lists who may be harmed and how, existing controls to reduce risk, and additional actions that could further reduce risk such as not using the lamps if possible, taping wires down, not allowing drinks in the studio, and removing some loose paper. The form also provides a risk rating scale for severity, likelihood of harm occurring, and an overall risk score and priority level.

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Jack's house was used as a location because he has dogs and it was suitable for photos involving dogs. It also had drums that fit the target audience for one of the music videos better than a studio. The location provided plug sockets, shops nearby, a kitchen, and toilets. Potential risks included the dogs knocking over drinks, people falling down stairs, and burns from cooking. Camera shots from the back room could capture the homely feel which was appropriate for the dog-centered content.

Location recce

The document summarizes the location for a photo shoot project at a college studio. The studio provides a professional-looking plain background, located inside a building on the college campus. It has electricity, cafes, and bathrooms nearby. The primary risks identified are wires on the floor, hot lights, and potential slips. The space measures 4m by 5m and will accommodate both the crew and cast working inside the studio.

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Fashion spread evaluation

This document contains summaries of several fashion spreads for a skateboarding theme. Each spread aims to show the clothing in a relevant skate park setting and create a happy, relaxed mood. The intentions are to appeal to a teenage target audience by using teenage models and locations. Bright colors, smiles, and calm poses help convey positive meanings. Dark backgrounds in the images provide good contrast for colorful text that helps explain the theme and draws in the audience. [/SUMMARY]

Magazine front covers evaluation

The document discusses four magazine cover designs for a teenage lifestyle magazine. Each cover is intended to represent a different theme: skateboarding, nature, music, and fashion. For each cover, the photographer discusses their intentions, whether the image fulfilled those intentions, the meanings conveyed by the image, how well the image and text work together, and whether the cover is appropriate for the teenage target audience. Overall, the photographer feels the second cover, with the theme of nature, best achieved their goals of creating a professional yet relatable cover for teenagers.

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