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This document outlines photography plans for a magazine cover and contents pages. It provides details on the shot, angle, models, costumes, props, and locations for four photos: 1) The front cover will be a medium close-up from a low angle of a young male musician in a dark blue jeans and black t-shirt in a photography studio. 2) The contents page will include a medium shot from a straight angle of a "pimp" male model in a suit with a female model kissing his cheek, set in a nightclub. 3) A second contents page photo will be a close-up of a pretty young female model with dark eye makeup and hair across her face in a photography studio.
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3) Contents page photos include shots of up-and-coming solo artists and bands in a studio or on location to showcase their style and rising celebrity status.
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Photography plans
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Photography Plans
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Planning and pitching finish
The document outlines plans for a music magazine targeted towards teenagers aged 16-19 who enjoy pop music. Key details include:
- The magazine will be called "Tunes" and focus on pop music and artists like Beyoncé and Macklemore.
- It will be published monthly and cost £2.50 per issue to be affordable for students.
- Draft designs are presented for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread featuring staged portrait photography of musicians.
- Additional documents include style sheets, flat plans, and contact sheets of photos taken for use in the magazine.
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- 2. Front Cover Shot – Medium Close-up Angle – Low Model – Young male, early twenties, dark hair (Reece Alqotaibi) Mise-en-scene – • Musician • Artistic • ‘Indie’ Costume – Dark blue jeans, plain black low cut t-shirt, dark denim jacket Props – Guitar Location – Photography studio This is the how the photograph on the front cover will fill the frame.The model will be male as this is what the majority of my readers will be according to my statistics. I will also use someone who is in their early teens as this is also what my statistics showed was most common.
- 3. Contents Page (1) Shot – Medium Angle – Straight Model – Young male, early twenties, dark hair (Reece Alqotaibi) Young female, late teens, long blonde hair (Unknown) Mise-en-scene – • ‘Pimp’ male • Obvious celebrity Costume – Woman in party outfit, male in suit and tie Props – None Location – Dark room made to look like a nightclub This is how the models will be positioned on the contents page of my magazine.There will be a male and a female with the male being the celebrity and the female being a girl that he has met in a club. She will be kissing him on the cheek.
- 4. Contents Page (2) Shot – Close up Angle – Straight Model – Female, early twenties, blonde (Unknown) Mise-en-scene – • Pretty girl Costume – Dark eye make up, dark wavy hair across face Props – None Location – Photography studio This is how this model will be positioned on the contents page. Only her face will be shown to show her importance. I will also use other small thumbnail photos on my contents page which I will plan around my models.
- 5. Double page spread Shot – Medium Close-up Angle – Low Model – Young male, early twenties, dark hair (Reece Alqotaibi) Mise-en-scene – • Recording studio • Musician • Singing Costume – Casual wear, t-shirt Props – Recording equipment (Headphones, Microphone, etc) Location – Recording studio This is the how the photograph on the double page spread will look. I will use the same male model as most of the other shots to show that he is the most important part of the magazine and it is based around him.