The document provides details for planning a photo shoot with a musician model. Key details include: - Contacting the model and scheduling a photo shoot for the weekend of February 25th. - Scouting the location, the model's bedroom, on February 21st and taking test photos. - Creating layout plans and choosing fonts between February 22nd-24th. - Conducting the photo shoot with the model on February 25th. - Writing an evaluation of the shoot and editing photos between February 26th-28th.

1. Planning

2. Day To Do
Mon 20th Feb Contact Model for Photo shoot times
Tue 21st Feb Visit location, take pictures of
location, props and planned outfit
Wed 22nd Feb Create Flat Plan
Thurs 23rd Feb Search for fonts and do a poll on
peoples favourite choice
Fri 24th Feb Create ideas for front cover and cover
line and description fonts
Sat 25th Feb Photo shoot with model
Sun 26th Feb Write up and evaluate on each slide

3. Contacting the model
Name: Patrick Fitzgerald
Instrument: Drums/Vocals/Guitar/Bass
Mobile number: 07853922731

4. Props
The bed relates to the
shoot as it’s intimate, so
shots capturing the model
laying on the bed, make
the photos more warm and
welcoming and make them
seem revealing, giving the
consumers a sense of
Personal Identity.
A prop that was used The model’s guitar was an
was a Line 6 amp that ideal prop to use as it was
was sat in the model’s a good show of the
bedroom, it’s quite big musician in action, and as
and made a good he’s busy playing he’s not
background from him to posing or looking at the
be against as it contrasts camera so the photos
and relates to the shoot were more relaxed.
musically.

5. Outfit
The model was wearing all of his own clothes, a black
t-shirt, a band shirt, for the metal band “Slipknot”,
good for consumers as it promotes to them the band
and again gives the a chance of Personal Identity with
the musician.
The model was also wearing a simple pair of
jogging bottoms, showing that the model is
comfortable and as these are very lounge-y and
home-y trousers for him, gives a relaxed vibe to
the consumers the socks and the trackies give a
welcoming and private look, like he’s leeting us in
to his life an trusting us more.

6. Photo shoot Story Board of Shots
Mid Shot Close Up Extreme Close Up
Long Shot Establishing Shot

7. Organisation of Location

8. Recce Form
ACTIVITY IS THE LOCATION SUITABLE FOR ADDITIONAL COMMENTS
PRODUCTION?
Look around the location. Yes -Personal to the model
-Model’s room
Talk to people there, organise filming permissions. Yes -Model gave permission
Identify the equipment you need to use. Yes -Digital Camera
-Models room, so models own items
as props (amp/drum kit/ bed etc)
Examine and identify any potential health and safety issues Yes -Model’s home so personal, so safe
(Both people and equipment related issues) environment and not masses of
people, just me and model.
Check the position of the sun and lighting conditions. N/A - Inside/Artificial Lighting
Look for interesting shots and camera angles. I used a variety of shots:
-Mid shot
-Close up
-High and Low Angle
-Long shot
-Establishing shot
Check the electricity supply. (For the majority of exterior locations you will Yes -House and no major electrical
be using battery power) props being used, can run on the
electricity
Do a test sound/video recording and check for potential noise problems Yes -No noise pollution, suburb area.
Confirm times and dates with technical crew/actors or anybody you are Yes -Confirmed times with the model
interviewing, etc. two week before, two days before
and two hours before.
Arrange car parking, access, loading, security, where possible. Yes Drive on the house, private location
and no attention so no need for
security.
Make sure everybody concerned with your video production knows what N/A -Just me at the home
is happening and what is expected of them when on location.

9. Location Images
As the location was the model’s own bedroom it
was very personal and very honest, it wasn’t staged
and was good for the style of article I wanted the
pictures to feature in, which is planned to be a very
honest and clear image from a music artist
providing insight and using the uses and
gratifications theory by saying that consumers need
Personal Identity and this can be gained through
relating to a person, so I wanted an intimate setting
to make the person more realistic and less fake.

10. Flat Plan
Text
Masthead/Title
Image

11. Note from editor
Contents title
contents
Ad
Written
images
Front Contents Feedback Cover Line Story
Ad Ad
News News Live Reviews Live Reviews
Ad Ad
Live Reviews Main Cover Line Main Cover Line Main Cover Line
Ad Ad
Cover Line Story Introducing Introducing Poster

12. Ad
Posters Posters Posters Poster
Ad
Cover Line Story Story Cover Line Story Story
In Magazine Adverts
Festival News New albums/reviews New albums/reviews
Ad Ad
Gig Guide Gig Guide Gig Guide

13. Small Ads:
clothing, Ad
help lines
etc.
Next week Back
Music Magazine:
Genre: Metal/Hard Rock
Target Audience: Male/Female 18-24
Mode of Address: Personal
Colour Scheme: Black, white and red
Country: UK

14. Title Font Planning

15. Brainstorming Names
• Ideas: • Pump Up
• Metal Madness • Pump Pulse
• Metal Mayhem • Pump Mayhem
• Pulse • Entity
• Mayhem • Metal Entity
• Madness • Electrify
• Mosh • Electric Mayhem
• Mosh Madness • Electric Pulse
• Mosh Mayhem • Pistols
• Moshers • Mosh pistols
• Fuse • Duality
• Fusion • Chaos

16. Magazine Masthead Planning
For my magazine title I have decided to use the title of
Pulse, it’s short, snappy, easy to remember and catchy, it
also relates to music by the beat (pulse). Out of the fonts I
looked at, I chose three fonts that I looked at and asked
for audience feedback on what they thought, and the
second choice was clear favourite. I agree that the second http://www.dafont.com/warning.font
font is best as it’s bold and clear, and very eye catching, it
would stand out against a background more so than the
other fonts and is most suitable for a title.
Font choice http://www.dafont.com/seedy-motel.font
1st Font
2nd Font http://www.dafont.com/pulse-sans.font
3rd Font

17. http://www.dafont.com/impact-label.font
http://www.dafont.com/theyre-coming-to-take-me-away.font
http://www.dafont.com/universal-accreditation.font
Possible Ideas for cover lines and description fonts
http://www.dafont.com/defatted-milk.font

18. Possible Layouts