The document discusses different shot types for a magazine spread, including long shots for the contents page to show the cover model throughout, close up shots for the front cover to catch readers' eyes, and medium close up shots for a two-page spread to balance attention between the photo and article.

1. Shot types
Type Example Description
Long shot
I think I am going to
use a long shot on my
contents page and
have the text going
around the image, it
will be the same model
on contents page as it
is on the front cover to
show that she is the
feature story.
Close up shot
I am going to use a
close up shot for my
front cover, as I am
only going to have one
image on the front
which is not normal for
a standard looking
magazine so I need the
shot to be powerful
and need to make sure
that it catches the
readers eye and makes
them want to buy the
magazine.

2. Medium close up
I think medium close
up shots will be good
for my two paged
spread, I don’t want
the reader to have all
their concentration on
the picture I want them
to be interested in the
article as well as the
picture, however I do
want the picture to
capture the readers
eye a little bit as I want
them to know that
page is on the cover
model.