The document discusses the process of creating a magazine cover focused on makeup. It describes taking practice photos with a high-quality iPhone camera to prepare for shooting the actual cover. Photos were taken of a model both close-up and from a mid-distance. The layout included a large central photo with a title and additional smaller photos. Risks like tripping hazards and spills were considered. Photos were saved as JPEGs and the content was checked for suitability by the ASA before publication.

1. TASK 1
PHOTOGRAPHY CD

2. For this unit I'm going to be making a magazine cover about
make-up. This magazine cover is going to be a for make-up
magazines.
The purpose of this magazine cover is to help people that use
make-up to understand more about make-up.

3. The products that I am going to be using are make-up products
for my model and a Iphone 6s camera which is a good high
quality. The target audience that I going to be aiming this at are
people ages 16-20 this is because I am around that age and I
can relate to them more. This is also for people with any
ethnicity.

4. Before I started taking pictures of the actual models I took some
practise pictures so I could get use to how to handle the camera
and to have an idea of how I am going to be taking my pictures.
When I took my practise pictures they turned out really good so I
decided to pick one picture for my main magazine cover.

5. LAYOUT
This was the layout of my magazine cover. The title at the top
and a big picture in the middle with some writing and
information.

6. These were also the pictures that I was going to add in my
magazine cover . This picture were going to be smaller than the
main picture in the corner or on both sides.

7. AVAILABILITY
The time frame that I was going to plan this was in an hour I
would do my models make-up then it would take me about 15
minutes to take pictures of my model and the make-up
products. Then it would take me maximum 2 days to edit my
magazine cover and by the end of the week I would have my
magazine cover.

8. BOOKINGS
For this unit I didn’t have to book a lot of things just book the
time I would be using the DSLR Camera and for that I had to
book an appointment to collect mt camera

9. TEST SHOTS

10. When taking these pictures it was already quite dark outside so
we decided to do it inside with the lights on so we are able to see
the highlighted places of the models face more clearly. My
model was positioned in front of me and I took pictures up close
and also mid shots.

11. RISK ASSESSMENT
Risk / Hazard identified People affected Existing controls
Tripping hazards Make-up artist and
client
Move all make-up from the floor
and put in the right places.
Floor space
Make-up artist and
client
Make sure there is space on the
floor.
Water
Photographer and
model
Make sure there is no water or
liquid around.
Risk Assessment
Production Title………………………………………Make-Up………………………………………………………………………………………
Crew: Director Bisi
Cinematographer: Bisi
Address of shoot: 20 Rowlandhill Avenue
Date:……28/05/16……………………………………………………….
The following potential risks / hazards might be present:

12. JPEG
• For my photos I saved my pictures as a JPEG because it would
be easier for me to upload when uploading onto my blog or
onto in design when creating my magazine cover.

13. ASA
• ASA stands for the American Standards Association which is a
company that checks if adverts are suitable to be published or
not, it could be any type of advert ,leaflet or on TV. This would
be part of my consideration when planning my magazine cover
to check if it is suitable to be published.