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Beth Cox took several photos for use in her music magazine, including a front cover shot of direct eye contact, a contents page photo with a less serious model pose, and a double page spread shot in medium close up. She also selected smaller images for the contents page to give readers a behind-the-scenes look and showcase articles about musicians collaborating.
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The document discusses photos taken by Beth Cox for use in a music magazine. For the front cover, she chose the first image as it shows direct eye contact. For the contents page, she selected the second photo as it has a less serious tone. The first photo of the double page spread was chosen as the model looks directly at the audience in a medium close up shot. Some photos will also be used as smaller images on the contents page to give readers a sneak peek behind the scenes.
Altered photos
The document discusses choosing photos for a music magazine. The author selects a photo for the contents page that features a band in an indie rock setting to appeal to the target audience. Another photo is chosen for the front cover due to its plain background, angled shot of the subject looking at the camera, and rebellious facial expression. A third photo is picked for a double-page spread for also having the subject look directly at the camera on a plain background to allow text, as desired by the audience.
Altered photos
The document discusses photo choices for different sections of a music magazine. A photo of a band in a location typical for indie rock photos will be used on the contents page to appeal to the target audience. Another photo featuring a plain background and direct eye contact will serve as the front cover to draw attention to the image. A third photo shot from a closer perspective in the same location but with direct eye contact is selected for the double page spread for its suitability for an accompanying article.
Media magazine analysis
- The document discusses the design choices made for a media magazine focused on alternative/indie rock music. This includes selecting a "Desolation" logo in a broken font to fit the theme, using photos of people with serious expressions holding props like guitars, and editing photos in black and white or high contrast to match the genre. QuarkXPress was used to lay out the front cover, contents page, and double page spread, applying these visual style elements across the magazine design.
Selection of pictures
This document discusses the selection and use of photos in a music magazine called Crossfire. It provides reasoning for why certain photos of artists were chosen for the cover, double page spread, and content page. Factors that influenced photo selection included eye contact and focus, simplicity that allows for text, reflecting the artist's appearance and passion for music, and using lighting and angles to draw attention. Photos that were not chosen did not have as strong eye contact or focus on the artist compared to props or did not allow the artist to stand out as clearly.
The election of photos
This document discusses the selection of photographs to feature in the magazine "Crossfire". It provides reasoning for the photos chosen to represent the main artist on the cover, double page, and content page. A photo of a female artist was also selected, using a red background and makeup to draw attention. Not all photos taken could be used, such as one of the main artist where his eyes were not focused and the guitar drew too much attention away from him. Another photo of the female artist was also passed over because the eye contact and lighting did not properly capture her intended presentation in the magazine.
shot planning
This document discusses the planning and selection of images for a music magazine. It describes three photos considered for the cover: 1) an artist not facing the camera, deemed unsuitable; 2) two artists with blank expressions, difficult to layout; 3) a single artist facing the camera fitting conventions. It also mentions an image used for a double page spread and contents page of a guitar against a white backdrop, chosen for its simplicity.
Portrait proposal form
The candidate proposes to produce 10 portrait photos suitable for a music magazine. They will photograph their friends to appear confident. The photos will be primarily faces and bodies in different poses. The candidate is inspired by photographers like Paul Harris, Callan Hammond, and Phil Sharp, who take portrait photos for magazines. The candidate will use their Canon 600D camera, possibly with a 50mm lens, and shoot manually outside at Princes Park to get clear shots with no other people. They will consider lighting, ISO, shutter speed, and f-stop settings and keep framing simple since the focus is on the foreground subjects. A risk assessment will be completed.
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The document discusses photos taken by Beth Cox for use in a music magazine. For the front cover, she chose the first image as it shows direct eye contact. For the contents page, she selected the second photo as it has a less serious tone. The first photo of the double page spread was chosen as the model looks directly at the audience in a medium close up shot. Some photos will also be used as smaller images on the contents page to give readers a sneak peek behind the scenes.
Altered photos
The document discusses choosing photos for a music magazine. The author selects a photo for the contents page that features a band in an indie rock setting to appeal to the target audience. Another photo is chosen for the front cover due to its plain background, angled shot of the subject looking at the camera, and rebellious facial expression. A third photo is picked for a double-page spread for also having the subject look directly at the camera on a plain background to allow text, as desired by the audience.
Altered photos
The document discusses photo choices for different sections of a music magazine. A photo of a band in a location typical for indie rock photos will be used on the contents page to appeal to the target audience. Another photo featuring a plain background and direct eye contact will serve as the front cover to draw attention to the image. A third photo shot from a closer perspective in the same location but with direct eye contact is selected for the double page spread for its suitability for an accompanying article.
Media magazine analysis
- The document discusses the design choices made for a media magazine focused on alternative/indie rock music. This includes selecting a "Desolation" logo in a broken font to fit the theme, using photos of people with serious expressions holding props like guitars, and editing photos in black and white or high contrast to match the genre. QuarkXPress was used to lay out the front cover, contents page, and double page spread, applying these visual style elements across the magazine design.
Selection of pictures
This document discusses the selection and use of photos in a music magazine called Crossfire. It provides reasoning for why certain photos of artists were chosen for the cover, double page spread, and content page. Factors that influenced photo selection included eye contact and focus, simplicity that allows for text, reflecting the artist's appearance and passion for music, and using lighting and angles to draw attention. Photos that were not chosen did not have as strong eye contact or focus on the artist compared to props or did not allow the artist to stand out as clearly.
The election of photos
This document discusses the selection of photographs to feature in the magazine "Crossfire". It provides reasoning for the photos chosen to represent the main artist on the cover, double page, and content page. A photo of a female artist was also selected, using a red background and makeup to draw attention. Not all photos taken could be used, such as one of the main artist where his eyes were not focused and the guitar drew too much attention away from him. Another photo of the female artist was also passed over because the eye contact and lighting did not properly capture her intended presentation in the magazine.
shot planning
This document discusses the planning and selection of images for a music magazine. It describes three photos considered for the cover: 1) an artist not facing the camera, deemed unsuitable; 2) two artists with blank expressions, difficult to layout; 3) a single artist facing the camera fitting conventions. It also mentions an image used for a double page spread and contents page of a guitar against a white backdrop, chosen for its simplicity.
Portrait proposal form
The candidate proposes to produce 10 portrait photos suitable for a music magazine. They will photograph their friends to appear confident. The photos will be primarily faces and bodies in different poses. The candidate is inspired by photographers like Paul Harris, Callan Hammond, and Phil Sharp, who take portrait photos for magazines. The candidate will use their Canon 600D camera, possibly with a 50mm lens, and shoot manually outside at Princes Park to get clear shots with no other people. They will consider lighting, ISO, shutter speed, and f-stop settings and keep framing simple since the focus is on the foreground subjects. A risk assessment will be completed.
Planning production of images
The document discusses image plans for different sections of a music magazine. For the front cover, the plan is to use a long shot of a female model standing with a guitar in dark clothing. For the contents page, small images from an upcoming gig will be used to provide atmosphere and relevance to each page. Finally, for the double page spread feature article, a photo shoot was organized with the interviewed artist where different shots will be taken, including medium long shots, close ups, and low angles, showing the artist singing and playing guitar to depict their performance.
Final Images for Magazine
The document discusses image choices for different sections of a magazine. For the front cover, the author chose an image of a model giving direct address to allow space around it for coverlines. For the contents page, the author chose the first image because it could anchor to a page number and the models' positions fit better there than a double page spread. For the double page spread, the author chose four images that show the models having fun and reinforce the article's topic that musicians are just like regular people, subverting rock star stereotypes. All images reinforce the magazine's rock genre.
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The document discusses retaking images for a magazine article to provide more variety and better represent the subject's personality. The author retook pictures of the musician model playing piano and singing into a microphone. One image used shows the model smiling, going against the stereotype of serious R&B artists. The images were edited in Photoshop by cropping out backgrounds and airbrushing faces to look even on white or transparent backgrounds for use in the magazine layout.
Contact sheets
The document contains contact sheets from photo shoots for a music magazine. The first contact sheet is from studio photos of Tyler wearing plain black and jeans under good lighting. The next is from photos taken of Tyler at a gig with existing stage lighting. Only 4 could be taken due to short sets. The third is from photos around Chester where the band The Jigsaws is from at their request. Earlier photos had lighting issues but improved. The band wore normal clothes. The fourth focuses on edited photos from the Jigsaws shoot, adjusted in Photoshop, with the first chosen as the magazine cover photo. The last contact sheet shows Polaroid-style edited images for variety on the contents page.
Mise en scene
The document discusses various elements that will be used for a photo shoot for a music magazine, including props, lighting, poses, costumes, and locations. Props like cameras, makeup brushes, and microphones will be used. Different lighting techniques like high key lighting, backlighting, and natural lighting will be employed to create different moods. Poses will be chosen that suit a girl band and convey a positive image. Casual yet fashionable high street clothing in neutral colors will be used for the band's costumes. A suitable location portraying the right characteristics for the music genre and band will be selected.
Evaluationq1
This document summarizes the creator's process for designing the front cover of a music magazine. It describes using two contrasting images of the featured artist to reflect the changing genre discussed in the interview article. While unusual to feature two solo artist images, the designer felt it fit well. Inspiration was drawn from magazine covers of Katherine Jenkins and Billboard but adapted to include additional elements. The final cover was deemed conventional in layout and colors while still challenging conventions slightly with the dual artist images.
Cover Process
This document outlines a plan for a music magazine cover photoshoot. It includes descriptions of the chosen cover photo, masthead font, price, date, captions, and main headline text. The cover photo was taken separately from the actual shoot because the compositions from the shoot were not suitable. The masthead font was chosen to match the magazine title "Red" and stand out to the target audience. Captions and text were designed based on research of similar magazines to appeal to fans of indie rock music.
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The document describes how the author developed their media product by analyzing real magazine covers and styles. They took inspiration from magazines like Q and NME, using a typical red look and neat, controlled style. On their contents page, they used multiple picture references and filled all available space with photos, text, barcodes, and other elements to leave strategic white space for impact. Their double page story spread was similarly conventional like magazines focusing on music culture.
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Lo 3 photo shoot plan template
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Evaluation
The combination of the main product and ancillary tasks are effective because they use a simplicity theme consistent with The Kooks' style. The digipack mimics The Kooks' album covers by using a plain background, all band members, and the same font. The magazine advertisement also mimics The Kooks' style by using the album cover photo and same font. Both ancillary tasks are appropriate for the target audience because they successfully mimic key aspects of The Kooks' design style.
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The photographer summarized the second photoshoot of their main model for a music magazine. Wide shots of the model by a guitar will likely be used for the front cover, while medium shots of her holding the guitar could feature inside. Some background editing may be needed using cloning tools to make settings like brick walls appear more appropriate for the genre. Final photos were taken between trees and on a bench holding the guitar to allow flexibility in layout.
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Other front cover images i could have used
The author considered using a different front cover image for their magazine but decided against it. They felt the alternative image looked odd with the magazine title on the right side and the text in the record would be backwards if flipped. Additionally, the carpet in the photo was distracting and the person was wearing clothes that did not fit the indie/rock genre of the magazine. Ultimately, the author chose the image they used because the model looked more natural and her clothes better represented the indie/rock genre.
Klashed Photo Shoot Plan
The photographer plans to take photos for the front cover and double page spread of their new rock magazine called "Klashed". The front cover photo will be a medium shot of the model to show their whole character. The double page spread photo will be landscape format. Both photos need to be bright to see the model's face and emotion. The photoshoot will take place on November 13, 2014 in the evening at a local school to capture the sunset lighting.
Pictures For Magazine
The document discusses potential pictures to use in a music magazine. It evaluates several pictures based on whether they focus enough on the main subject, the lighting, backgrounds, and other compositional elements. While some pictures are liked overall, issues like busy backgrounds, subjects cut off, or shadows could require cropping or editing before using in the magazine layout. The best picture is considered one with a landscape view, good lighting, and a less formal feel suiting the target audience.
Planning photographs
The document provides planning details for photographs, including descriptions of the actor as a girl with blonde hair, the date and time of Wednesday January 8th, 2014 at 1:40pm, and locations with a plain white, grey, or black background. It lists the costume as a jumper, jeans, and converse to tie in with a pop genre, and calls for subtle, natural makeup and shots that are either medium close up or close up.
Codes and Conventions of Interviews
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Focus group
Beth Cox conducted a focus group with 5 friends aged 16-17 to choose a title for her new pop music magazine. She sent them photos of 3 potential titles - Download, Pulse, and Repeat - and asked them which they preferred. Based on the feedback, Download was seen as the most eye-catching, professional, and music-related title. As the focus group matched her target audience, Beth decided to name the magazine Download to best attract readers, rather than the other less noticeable options.
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The document defines and describes various camera shot types used in interviews for documentaries, including extreme wide shots, very wide shots, wide shots, mid shots, medium close ups, close ups, extreme close ups, cut ins, cut aways, and over-the-shoulder shots. It explains that different shot types are used to convey different levels of detail, emphasis on subjects or their surroundings, and emotions. The document also discusses conventions for interview settings and mise-en-scene to make interviews look professional for documentaries.
Shot types and codes and conventions of interviews
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The document discusses image choices for different sections of a magazine. For the front cover, the author chose an image of a model giving direct address to allow space around it for coverlines. For the contents page, the author chose the first image because it could anchor to a page number and the models' positions fit better there than a double page spread. For the double page spread, the author chose four images that show the models having fun and reinforce the article's topic that musicians are just like regular people, subverting rock star stereotypes. All images reinforce the magazine's rock genre.
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The document discusses retaking images for a magazine article to provide more variety and better represent the subject's personality. The author retook pictures of the musician model playing piano and singing into a microphone. One image used shows the model smiling, going against the stereotype of serious R&B artists. The images were edited in Photoshop by cropping out backgrounds and airbrushing faces to look even on white or transparent backgrounds for use in the magazine layout.
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The document contains contact sheets from photo shoots for a music magazine. The first contact sheet is from studio photos of Tyler wearing plain black and jeans under good lighting. The next is from photos taken of Tyler at a gig with existing stage lighting. Only 4 could be taken due to short sets. The third is from photos around Chester where the band The Jigsaws is from at their request. Earlier photos had lighting issues but improved. The band wore normal clothes. The fourth focuses on edited photos from the Jigsaws shoot, adjusted in Photoshop, with the first chosen as the magazine cover photo. The last contact sheet shows Polaroid-style edited images for variety on the contents page.
Mise en scene
The document discusses various elements that will be used for a photo shoot for a music magazine, including props, lighting, poses, costumes, and locations. Props like cameras, makeup brushes, and microphones will be used. Different lighting techniques like high key lighting, backlighting, and natural lighting will be employed to create different moods. Poses will be chosen that suit a girl band and convey a positive image. Casual yet fashionable high street clothing in neutral colors will be used for the band's costumes. A suitable location portraying the right characteristics for the music genre and band will be selected.
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This document summarizes the creator's process for designing the front cover of a music magazine. It describes using two contrasting images of the featured artist to reflect the changing genre discussed in the interview article. While unusual to feature two solo artist images, the designer felt it fit well. Inspiration was drawn from magazine covers of Katherine Jenkins and Billboard but adapted to include additional elements. The final cover was deemed conventional in layout and colors while still challenging conventions slightly with the dual artist images.
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This document outlines a plan for a music magazine cover photoshoot. It includes descriptions of the chosen cover photo, masthead font, price, date, captions, and main headline text. The cover photo was taken separately from the actual shoot because the compositions from the shoot were not suitable. The masthead font was chosen to match the magazine title "Red" and stand out to the target audience. Captions and text were designed based on research of similar magazines to appeal to fans of indie rock music.
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The document describes how the author developed their media product by analyzing real magazine covers and styles. They took inspiration from magazines like Q and NME, using a typical red look and neat, controlled style. On their contents page, they used multiple picture references and filled all available space with photos, text, barcodes, and other elements to leave strategic white space for impact. Their double page story spread was similarly conventional like magazines focusing on music culture.
In what ways does your media product use
The document describes how the author developed their media product by analyzing real magazine covers and styles. They took inspiration from magazines like Q and NME, using a typical red look and neat, controlled style. On their contents page, they used multiple picture references and filled all available space with photos, text, barcodes, and other elements to leave strategic white space for impact. Their double page story spread was similarly conventional like magazines focusing on music culture.
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The photo shoot plan is for a magazine featuring the indie rock band The Coasts. Photos will show the band members looking casual and happy on a tropical holiday to represent their relaxing, fun music. Male models will wear casual clothes and smile to appear relaxed. Backgrounds will include coastlines in blue, green and white to set the tone. The photographer will use an iPhone 5c. Photos are meant to transport readers to a calm, tropical scene reflective of the band's genre. One photo shows the photographer and a friend on the coast displaying the colors that will be used on the magazine cover.
Evaluation
The combination of the main product and ancillary tasks are effective because they use a simplicity theme consistent with The Kooks' style. The digipack mimics The Kooks' album covers by using a plain background, all band members, and the same font. The magazine advertisement also mimics The Kooks' style by using the album cover photo and same font. Both ancillary tasks are appropriate for the target audience because they successfully mimic key aspects of The Kooks' design style.
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Other front cover images i could have used
The author considered using a different front cover image for their magazine but decided against it. They felt the alternative image looked odd with the magazine title on the right side and the text in the record would be backwards if flipped. Additionally, the carpet in the photo was distracting and the person was wearing clothes that did not fit the indie/rock genre of the magazine. Ultimately, the author chose the image they used because the model looked more natural and her clothes better represented the indie/rock genre.
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The document discusses choosing photos for a music magazine. The author selects a photo for the contents page that features a band in an indie rock setting to appeal to the target audience. Another photo is chosen for the front cover due to its plain background, angled shot of the subject looking at the camera, and rebellious facial expression. A third photo is picked for a double-page spread for also having the subject look directly at the camera on a plain background to allow text, as desired by the audience.
Altered photos
The document discusses choosing photos for a music magazine. The author selects a photo for the contents page that features a band in an indie rock setting to appeal to the target audience. Another photo is chosen for the front cover due to its plain background, angled shot of the subject looking at the camera, and rebellious facial expression. A third photo is picked for a double-page spread for also having the subject look directly at the camera on a plain background to allow text, as desired by the audience.
Altered photos
The document discusses choosing photos for a music magazine. The author selects a photo for the contents page that features a band in an indie rock setting to appeal to the target audience. Another photo is chosen for the front cover due to its plain background, angled shot of the subject looking at the camera, and rebellious facial expression. A third photo is picked for a double-page spread for also having the subject look directly at the camera on a plain background to allow text, as desired by the audience.
Original photos
This document discusses photo selections for different sections of a metal music magazine. The first photo will be used for the magazine cover and features a model looking directly at the camera. A second photo of a musician holding a microphone will be used on the contents page. A third photo of drumsticks is also being considered for the cover. The final photo, showing a musician in a t-shirt and jeans, will be used as a double page spread due to its wide landscape orientation.
Photo plan for music magazine
The document outlines Zoe Hamilton's photo plan for a music magazine. It includes potential cover photo ideas mimicking poses from Jay-Z and Kanye West magazine covers to establish powerful artists. Interior photos of Drake, Obama, and others are also considered. Photos will be taken on a plain white or black canvas with lighting from below, behind, or above to define features or create shadows. Proper posing, angles, and composition from magazine covers will be replicated.
Photography plans
The document discusses photography plans and sketches for a magazine cover and contents page. For the cover, the plan is to have the model in the center of the image looking at the camera to draw the audience in. For the contents page, the plan is to take naturalistic images of artists at concerts, with some images having the artist in the center and others on the side to provide variety. The final section discusses selecting final images for the cover of the well-dressed model looking at the camera and for the contents page, images showing artists live at concerts to make the audience feel closer to them.
My evaluation
On the front cover of the magazine, the author uses a male model represented as a bit of a thug to appeal to the target male audience of late teens. Throughout the magazine, the author aims to represent the target audience of middle class teenagers through the casual clothing and appearances of the models. While trying to include diversity, the magazine unintentionally shows bias towards featuring only white British people due to limitations. The author considers publishers like IPC who distribute similar magazines as potential partners due to their large audience reach and expertise in marketing magazines across different platforms.
Taking pictures
The document discusses photographs taken by the author for their magazine cover and double page spread. They took photos of the artist Kerry Glaysher, who was the focus, as well as other people to include in the magazine. The author evaluates four photos of Kerry Glaysher and explains why they chose one photo for the cover - they felt it had the best eye contact, background colors, and tone for the magazine.
Original and final photos
The document discusses the selection of photos for the front cover and spreads of a rock music magazine. Several photos are evaluated based on their suitability for the genre, composition, lighting, and whether they effectively convey the mood and themes of rock music. In the end, one photo is selected for the cover based on the model's clothing representing the genre and her moody facial expression appealing to the target audience.
Photo analysis for my music magazine
This document summarizes the photo analysis for the student's music magazine project. It describes the front cover image featuring Eminem and Dr. Dre which was meant to portray famous rappers as serious and intimidating. It also discusses changes made to the front cover background and title. Additionally, it provides details on the double page spread photo based on an image of Rihanna and contents page images of Eminem portraying his typical serious stare.
Photo analysis for my music magazine
This document summarizes the photo analysis for the student's music magazine project. It describes the front cover image featuring Eminem and Dr. Dre which was meant to portray famous rappers as serious and intimidating. It also discusses changes made to the background and title. Additionally, it provides details on the double page spread photo based on an image of Rihanna and contents page images of Eminem portraying a serious stare.
Photos i have used
This document discusses the use of photos in an indie magazine. Several photos are selected to illustrate articles and layouts because they fit the magazine's style, show musicians appropriately, and depict subjects like festival fashion clearly. Other photos are rejected for being unfocused, having hand gestures that don't fit the genre, or not looking positive enough. One photo works well once edited to be brighter and show the model smiling confidently.
Evaluation
- The document discusses the student's music magazine project and how it uses and develops conventions of real music magazines.
- The magazine follows conventions of magazines like Vibe and Blender in its bold masthead font, white background, and placement of the artist in front of the masthead on the cover.
- The contents page also follows conventions through its use of headings, website listing, and fonts/colors that match the cover.
- The double page spread layout similarly places the main image and follows conventions used in magazines like Top of the Pops.
- The student feels they have progressed from their preliminary school magazine task by using more effects, fitting content to their genre/audience, and making the music magazine
Q1. evaluation
The document discusses how the media product, a music magazine, uses and develops conventions of real music magazines. It provides examples of conventions for the front cover, contents page, and two-page article spread. For the front cover, conventions included a bold masthead, featured artist image, and subheadings of magazine contents. However, the magazine stands out by using a full-body image of the artist rather than a close-up. The contents page includes the artist image as the background but lacks other artist images. The two-page spread features the artist through an image and quote, with columned text, continuing the magazine's unique photographic theme.
Produce Raw Images
The document discusses images chosen for different sections of a magazine. For the front cover, a young male model was used with a relaxed expression to appeal to the target audience. Contents page images included a band wearing bright masks to stand out. A double page spread used an image of the cover star doing graffiti to relate to the urban theme. Images were selected to follow conventions but also make the magazine appealing to a young audience.
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Photos
- 1. Beth Cox These are some of the photos I took which I was considering using for my front cover. I went for a medium shot, as this is a convention in magazine main images. I decided to go with the first image seen as she is looking directly at the audience, giving eye contact and the shot is nicely proportioned. I took these for my contents page. I asked my
- 2. Beth Cox model not to be so serious as a convention in music magazine contents pages is that it's not as serious as the front cover and double page spread image. I've decided to use the second one as my contents page image. I took these photos to use for my double page spread. I decided to use the first one as she is looking directly to the audience and the shot type is the type I wanted, a medium close up.
- 3. Beth Cox I am putting some of these photos on the contents page as smaller images as like a behind the scenes sneak peek to the reader. And also images relating to articles featuring in the magazine, such as a collaboration between 2 musicians. This is going to be a photo of the editor of the magazine that I might use.