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The photoshoot plan outlines the details for a magazine photoshoot to take place on Monday, February 14th, 2017. The shoot will feature model Georgia Lonie and require light/no makeup looks with street wear including jeans, a bright orange coat, and hoodie with Timberlands. Photos will be taken at Tudor Grange Park in Solihull from 9:30-11:30am capturing the model under and by a bridge, as well as leaning against a surrounding wall. Additional headshots of the model will be taken inside Solihull Sixth Form College from 12:45-1:15pm.
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My media product follows several conventions of real magazines:
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- Articles include a summary, quote, and photo credit anchored near images. Page numbers are included.
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