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3) The target audience is 13-18 year olds interested in various rock genres.
4) The student learned skills in Photoshop and other technologies to construct the magazine pages and enhance/edit images.
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Photo shoot plan template
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.
Photo shoot plan template
The document outlines a photo shoot plan for a magazine called "Riot" targeting a rock music audience. It will feature photos of people in their 20s modeling rock band styles through clothing, accessories, and hair/makeup. The photographer will use mid-shots and adjust lighting in editing to portray subjects as clearly rock artists. Models will be dressed similarly to rock celebrities in dark, casual clothes to look like fans could emulate their idols' styles. Outdoor photography in daylight will provide natural lighting.
Photo shoot plan template
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3) Locations will include a plain background for the front cover and either a graffiti wall or posh street for the double page spread. Permission has been granted by the models.
Shooting plan
This production schedule outlines 13 scenes for a paranormal film project over 8 days. It provides the date, time, director, location, crew, props, health and safety information, and other notes for each scene. The scenes include entering a house, house activities, waking up on the sofa, using a computer, having dinner, encountering a ghost in the attic, researching a woman, a midday scene, a bedroom scene, reviewing footage, late night activities, early morning events, and a final scene. Safety procedures include proper lifting, fire exits, electrical awareness, ladder safety, and ghost effect mechanics.
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The document summarizes the findings of a questionnaire given to a target audience of females aged 16-24. Key findings include:
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- 76% found a predominantly female cast appealing for the film.
- 92% found film posters important for persuading them to watch a film.
- 60% preferred Font 1 as the magazine font.
- People want lots of images, reviews, and interviews in magazines.
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The teaser poster for Evil Dead is intentionally vague, including only the title and symbol to create mystery and intrigue around the film. This builds anticipation among audiences to learn more. Subsequent posters provide more details to further convey the horror genre, such as showing an injured girl and using dark, bloody visuals and text. The posters employ various techniques to target different audiences and markets and build hype for the film's release.
Genre and sub genre
The document discusses a student group's genre and sub-genre for their film assignment. Their teacher assigned them the horror genre. From a list of sub-genres including psychological, thriller, and zombie, they chose supernatural. The document then lists examples of both historic and contemporary supernatural horror films such as The Exorcist, The Ring, and The Conjuring to aid in their research.
Evaluation
The document summarizes the student's media product, which is a magazine aimed at teenagers interested in rock music. Some key points:
1) The student aimed to use conventions of real magazines like logos/mastheads and layouts while also challenging conventions with aspects like diverse models.
2) The magazine represents groups like ethnic minorities and women by featuring them prominently.
3) The target audience is 13-18 year olds interested in various rock genres.
4) The student learned skills in Photoshop and other technologies to construct the magazine pages and enhance/edit images.
Magazine front cover feedback
The document provides feedback on three draft versions of a magazine front cover created by Evie Theodore. For the first draft, the feedback notes that the use of primary colors and black will create a bright yet balanced color scheme. It suggests considering the model's costume and specifying the background image. For the second draft, the feedback praises the font and color scheme choices, but recommends improving the eye flow by moving coverlines. It also suggests making the main image larger. For the final version, the feedback commends changes like replacing the footbar with a skyline and moving design elements to follow eye flow principles. Overall, the feedback aims to help refine the front cover design through suggestions on colors, images, layout and conforming with design
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The document provides feedback on three draft versions of a magazine front cover created by Evie Theodore. For the first draft, the feedback notes that the use of primary colors and black will create a bright yet balanced color scheme. It suggests considering the model's costume and specifying the background image. For the second draft, the feedback praises the font and color scheme choices, but recommends improving the eye flow by moving coverlines. It also suggests making the main image larger. For the final version, the feedback commends changes like replacing the footbar with a skyline and moving design elements to follow eye flow principles. Overall, the feedback aims to help refine the front cover design through suggestions on colors, images, layout, and conforming to
Evidence of editing and constructing front cover images
Evie Theodore documents the process of constructing the front cover for a project. Some key steps included:
1) Removing distractions like a silver surfer image from a graffiti background photo using content-aware fill.
2) Combining the background with a model photo by selecting the background with the magic wand tool and deleting it to place the model over the new background.
3) Correcting flash mistakes on the model by painting over the affected area with eye-dropped skin color and blending it using opacity and blur tools.
4) Creating a masthead with text effects to look like damaged metal and standing out on the background.
Magazine double page spread feedback
The document provides feedback from Ezreen on Evie Theodore's draft designs for a magazine double page spread. In the first feedback, Ezreen suggests improving the camera angle of the model, including speech marks in the pull quote, and focusing on text style and color. After Evie makes changes to the layout and positioning of images, Ezreen praises the font and color scheme choices but recommends further improving the eye flow. Ezreen also comments positively on the model's costume and notes there are no spelling mistakes.
Magazine front cover feedback
The document provides feedback on magazine front cover drafts created by Evie Theodore. For the first draft, the feedback notes that the use of primary colors is appropriate and the model positioning shows thought. However, the feedback recommends considering the model's costume and specifying the background image. For the second draft, the feedback praises the font and color scheme choices but suggests improving the eye flow by moving the coverlines. Additional recommendations include making the main image larger and including the date and price. The document concludes by outlining changes Evie made in response to the feedback, such as modifying graphic elements and repositioning text blocks to better guide the eye across the cover.
Magazine table of contents feedback
The document provides feedback from Ezreen on multiple drafts of a magazine table of contents created by Evie Theodore. For the first draft, Ezreen praises the use of consistent colors and camera angles showing thought put into representation. Suggestions are made to add a band index and news section. For the second draft, Ezreen comments on font choices, color scheme, eye flow, and mise-en-scene of images. Minor text and positioning changes are recommended. For the third draft, Evie makes formatting changes to numbers and adds more subscription images. Ezreen approves while suggesting a differentiated graffiti background.
Evidence of editing and constructing dps images
The document provides instructions for editing a digital image in multiple steps. It describes removing flash from sunglasses by painting over them with the eyedropper tool and blurring. It also details enhancing a model's expression by adding frown lines with a new layer set to a darker skin tone and blurred. Finally, it outlines adding lipstick by painting lips and adjusting opacity and colors. The overall goal is to edit the image's expression and add lipstick to be consistent with the front cover and represent femininity.
Evidence of editing and constructing front cover images
Evie describes the steps taken to edit multiple images to create a composite front cover design. This included removing distractions from individual images, blending elements together, and adding effects like lighting adjustments and text overlays. The end result combines modeled elements, backgrounds, and lighting effects to establish a cohesive urban scene for the front cover.
Evidence of editing and constructing toc images
This document provides instructions for editing images in 4 steps:
1) Editing the model's hair by removing loose strands and blending the hair with the background.
2) Adding dip dye colors to the hair tips and streak using layers, brushes, and opacity.
3) Removing red-eye from the model's eyes.
4) Pixilating part of the image by selecting an area and applying pixelation filters.
The edits allow wider representation of audiences and make the image more appropriate while implying explicit content for the target age range.
Justification of double page spread images
This document analyzes and compares two potential double page spread images for representing a rock star holding a pink ukulele instead of an electric guitar. Image 1 uses a low angle shot but has distractions and does not clearly show the model's features. Image 2 uses a flat angle shot at the model's level, better showing her angry facial expression and body language as she points at the ukulele in frustration. The document concludes that Image 2 more clearly conveys the model's emotions and is selected for representing the stereotype-breaking concept.
Justification of table of contents images
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2. The author selected seven photos and identified the two best images for the front cover - one main image and one secondary image. Advantages and disadvantages of potential main images are discussed.
3. The selected main image shows a model holding a skateboard in front of graffiti-covered walls, representing influences on rock music like skateboarding and graffiti. Potential secondary images are also analyzed for advantages and disadvantages before one is chosen.
Justification of front cover images
1. The document discusses and justifies images selected for the front cover of a magazine. It analyzes 4 potential cover images of a model posing with an electric guitar.
2. For each image, the document outlines advantages and disadvantages, and references real rock star poses and performances to support the poses. It aims to portray the model as a rock star rehearsing or performing.
3. The fourth and final image is selected for the cover. It shows the model kicking her leg enthusiastically while playing guitar, representing strong female musicians. Details like facial expression and changed props make it the most dynamic option.
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