The document discusses plans for three photo shoots - a studio shoot of Charlotte for the front cover, a shoot of Charlotte in her garden for a double page spread, and a shoot of Conor Baker and Daisy and Bethan in Caversham Court Gardens for the contents page. Details are provided on locations, costumes, props, and desired looks and feels for the shoots. The document also discusses considerations for the magazine name and font, desired color scheme, and style of writing. Reference is made to attaching call sheets to emails outlining shoot details.

4. Emails Concerning the three photo
shoots…

5. To Bethan and Daisy:

6. From Bethan and Daisy:

7. To Conor Baker:

8. From Conor Baker:

9. To Charlotte George:

10. From Charlotte George:

11. Call Sheet
I also attached a call sheet to each of my emails to give a run down of the days to the
artists…

12. Locations…

13. Studio
For my ‘front cover’ I decided to photograph
Charlotte in a studio in Caversham. I decided to use
a studio to get the best quality image as possible,
also to strip the image back to basics, just having
Charlotte sat on a stool without her guitar allows
the image to reflect to the audience that this
interview is really about Charlotte and the person
she is. I’m going to photograph charlotte laughing
naturally and giving eye contact to the camera. The
natural laugh will again reflect to the audience the
natural flow of the interview to come and that it’s
not fake at all and furthermore by giving eye
contact to the camera it allows the image to grab
the audiences attention more. I hope to create this
image and for it to look natural and flow nicely
whilst also capturing the audiences attention.
The studio in Emmer Green

14. Double Page Spread
When planning where to shoot my double page spread I
spoke to my artist Charlotte and asked where she
generally did her song writing, she said to me her
garden. Therefore I’ve chosen to shoot my double page
spread in Charlottes garden, I wanted to create a more
natural and normal image ensuring that Charlotte was
comfortable. Charlottes chooses to do her song writing
in her garden as she feels she can express her emotions
and be alone there whilst still being out side with the
rest of the world. Although the audience will not know
this is Charlottes garden I hope the image will connote
that natural, relaxed, comfortable feel about it and
hopefully the audience can connect with that rather
than a fake photo shoot with Charlotte really dolled up
the audience can’t really relate to that.
Charlotte’s garden

15. Contents
For my contents page I’ve decided to shoot Conor Baker
and Daisy and Bethan in the same location in Caversham
Court Gardens. Obviously I will shoot the Conor and the
Girls in different parts of the gardens but I chose to shoot
them both in this location as it gives off a very natural
vibe which I want my whole magazine to give off and I
hope this can achieve it. Furthermore the gardens is just
opposite Richfield Avenue where Reading Festival is held
so I’m hoping to give off that ‘festival vibe’ within the
photo shoot. The images I take will reflect the festival
vibe ensuring that I target the right audience with my
images.
Caversham Court Gardens

16. Costumes and Props…

17. Charlotte props/ costumes -
For Charlotte I wanted to give off a really
‘indie alternative’ vibe to really reflect to my
audience the theme of my magazine. With
the signature ‘Pete Doherty’ trilby and
guitar I feel I can really convey this to my
audience. Furthermore the use of skinny
jeans and army style shirt also reflects the
Glastonbury festival theme to the audience.
Finally I wanted to keep my magazine
looking as real as possible, I researched into
artists and lot of them of this genre wore
sunglasses in photo shoots, so to follow the
conventions I chose to include sunglasses in
my shoot too.

18. The image I’m going to take of
Conor is only of his top half. He will
be wearing a Lyle and Scott striped
t-shirt, I specifically chose Lyle and
Scott due to my research and
finding numerous ‘alternative/
indie’ artists wearing the brand.
Also I will have Conor holding a
signature black guitar reflecting the
genre of music to the audience and
hopefully grabbing their attention.
Conor props/ costumes -

19. With the two girls again like Conor it was only of
their top half. For Bethan I chose a plain
white/grey fluffy jumper and sunglasses to sit on
her head again connoting to the audience the
genre of music the girls make. Furthermore with
Daisy I chose I plain top for underneath and then
a denim jacket on top, I chose the denim jacket
as again they are very popular with ‘alternative/
indie’ artists and they have just come into
fashion reflecting to the audience that they are
fashionable young girls. I also will get the girls to
wear red lipstick to grab the audiences attention
and to draw attention to the girls.
Daisy /Bethan props/ costumes -

20. Thinking of names for my magazine…
• Flame
• Tune
• Note
• M
• Howl
• Fresh
• Focus
• Zest
• You
• Pulse
• Own Stunts
• Ask
• Awake my soul
• Basic Space
• Inside
• In Between Dreams
• Is this it
• Rush
• Forever and Ever
• What If
• Sway
• Towers
• The Sound
• Sahara
• Tonight’s Today
• Ultimate
• Young
• Blinding
• Bright
• Captain
• Crazy
• Wave
• Daylight
• Dreaming
• Echoes
• Expectations
• Fantasy
• Fix
• Flightless Bird
• Fluorescent
• Moon
• Wide Eyes
• Disposition
• Breeze
• Young Blood
• Future
• Stand Up
• Ghosting
• Hey
• Howl
• If You Wanna
• Infinity
• Intro
• Jamming
• Joy Ride
• Love is Noise
• Never Know
• Own Stunts
• Possibility
• Roll With It
• Soul
• Shine
• Shock
• Shuffle
• Situations
• Song Bird

21. I have chosen…
• Own Stunts
• I have chosen this to be the name of my music
magazine because although it isn’t anything to do
with music, it can be targeted at a very large
audience. Also when this is on the shelf no
magazine has a name like this so it will stand out
to the reader. Finally by using ‘Own’ in the title of
the magazine it uses synthetic personalisation
and makes the reader feel like it’s their ‘Own’
magazine.

23. • Out of the fonts that I have chosen some of
them don’t stand out to the reader enough or
are hard to read, e.g.
• So I have ruled out having these fonts
because I need my font to be bold and really
eye-catching to the reader and I don’t think
these fonts will be able to do that.

24. The font I have chosen to use...
• I have chosen to use this font because
although it is quite simple, it is very bold and
eye-catching for the reader hopefully grabbing
there attention. I’m going to keep the font in
black so it really stands out to the reader and
doesn’t look cheap it has a classic feel about
it.

25. Colour Scheme for all pages...
• Of course I won’t use all
these colours at once but I
have decided to use them
throughout my magazine
making it exciting and
bright for the reader
instead of it being plain.

26. Mode of Address
• Own Stunts will be written in an informal style of
writing to try and connect with the readers on a
certain level. I feel that if I use formal writing I
wouldn’t be able to connect with my readers very
well as my target audience is 16-22 year olds and
they should feel that they’re reading a cool new
music magazine not a formal newspaper.
Although my writing will be informal I won’t be
using any abbreviated words such as ‘cool’ to ‘kl’
or ‘you’ to ‘u’. I won’t be doing this because I feel
it will loose the classiness of the magazine even
though it is quite informal.

27. Shot types of Conor -

28. Main Image
Masthead

29. Main Image
Sub Headings
Sub Headings
Sub Headings
Sub Headings
Masthead

30. Masthead
Info
Info

31. Info
Masthead

32. Masthead
Main Image Body of Text

33. Body of TextMain Image
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