The document discusses different shot types and where the author wants to use them in a magazine. It describes using close-ups for the contents page feature image and cover advertising, and in the main article to show the subject. A medium close-up is proposed for the cover to not be too intimate, and also possibly in the contents page and main article. Long shots show both people and their surroundings, and would work in the main article. A medium long shot also features people but less background, making it suitable for the cover, contents page, and main article.

1. Name of
Shot
Example Where I Want
This Shot To
Be
Close Up
I am planning
on using this
kind of shot in
my Contents
Page as a
feature image,
on my front
cover as
advertising for
one of my main
stories, and in
my Main Article
to show the
reader who the
main person in
the article is.
Medium
Close Up
This is the kind
of shot I want
to hopefully use
on my front
cover. I think a
Close Up for a
Cover is too off
putting for the
reader, but a
medium close
up features
more than just
a face. I may
also include a
Medium Close
Up in my
Contents Page
and in my Main
Article.

2. Long Shot
I really like this
style of shot
because not
only does it
show the
featured
people, but it
also shows
some of the
person’s
surroundings at
the same time. I
would like to
include a Long
Shot in my
Main Article.
Medium
Long Shot
Unlike a normal
long shot, a
Medium Long Shot
still shows all of
the people
featured, but not
as much
background can
be seen. This is a
good shot style to
use for my Cover
Page; I would like
to include a
Medium Long Shot
in my Contents
Page and my Main
Article.