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1) The document outlines a plan to create a magazine focused on men's fashion. Photos will be taken of the writer's classmate to showcase how teenagers dress nowadays. 2) Contingency plans include taking photos involving sports like football if needed, but the first idea of classmate photos is expected to work well. 3) A template trial layout was chosen in Photoshop to design the magazine cover and cut out images.
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The document provides details about a student's planned magazine project on men's fashion. The student will take photographs of a classmate to feature in the magazine, which will discuss how teenagers dress nowadays and changes in men's fashion. As a backup plan, the student may take photos involving sports like football. The student will produce the photos and cover page using selected software. Photos will be taken in the college photography room or at home, using a college camera. Lighting and weather may affect outdoor photos so sunny days will be targeted.
Photoshoot planning
The photographer wants photos that elicit pity for a lower class individual but also awe at their rise to success. They only need themselves and a model for the shoot. The model will wear dark clothes with one bright red article to represent their journey. High key lighting may be used with a plain white backdrop as the setting. The model will wear hoodies and tracksuits to look lower class urban for the shoot.
Photography proposal
The document outlines the writer's proposal for their Unit 57 Photography project. They plan to capture urban landscape photographs in Stockport to show the contrast between old and new areas. They also plan portrait photographs of their cousin in the college studio with a plain background, focusing on facial expressions and body language to convey emotion. The photographs will be edited professionally and shared online and in an exhibition.
Planning
Aaron Johnson has outlined his production schedule for creating a magazine. His plan includes completing pre-planning by Monday the 22nd so he can begin work on Tuesday the 23rd. He will gather his own images on Saturday the 20th at a football match to use for the cover photo. Aaron will also edit his article text, double check all aspects of the planning, and assemble the magazine to a high standard. He has selected a simple magazine cover layout design with contrasting images and text that has a nice balance. Aaron hopes to capture images of football matches or kick-ups for the cover during a match on Saturday or by asking a friend. His website for the magazine will feature sections for transfer rumors, match results, and
5. pre production
The document provides planning details for a magazine layout and photo shoot. It outlines two potential layout designs, with descriptions of where images, text, and other elements would appear. It also lists the equipment, locations, and models needed for the shoot. Potential issues are identified along with solutions, such as keeping backup copies of work and photos to avoid losing files. Health and safety precautions are also discussed, such as avoiding electric shocks, falling, and eye strain.
Media layout page
The document discusses two design concepts for the contents page of a school magazine. The first concept keeps the layout simple with no more than three colors and includes photographs of students. The second concept takes influence from a previous magazine, including scrolling film at the top with school images and a student photograph in the center, with contact information in the corner. Both aim to keep readers engaged with brief descriptions of each page and appealing visuals.
Task 1 cd
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.
Task 3 portrait photo shoot proposal form
The candidate proposes a portrait photography project shooting models for a music magazine. They will use a Nikon D3100 or Canon 7D camera with a zoom lens and prime lens to shoot 10 portraits using techniques like rule of thirds to draw attention to the subject. The shoot will take place either at the candidate's house, in Manchester, or a nearby forest, and they will perform a risk assessment.
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The document provides details about a student's planned magazine project on men's fashion. The student will take photographs of a classmate to feature in the magazine, which will discuss how teenagers dress nowadays and changes in men's fashion. As a backup plan, the student may take photos involving sports like football. The student will produce the photos and cover page using selected software. Photos will be taken in the college photography room or at home, using a college camera. Lighting and weather may affect outdoor photos so sunny days will be targeted.
Photoshoot planning
The photographer wants photos that elicit pity for a lower class individual but also awe at their rise to success. They only need themselves and a model for the shoot. The model will wear dark clothes with one bright red article to represent their journey. High key lighting may be used with a plain white backdrop as the setting. The model will wear hoodies and tracksuits to look lower class urban for the shoot.
Photography proposal
The document outlines the writer's proposal for their Unit 57 Photography project. They plan to capture urban landscape photographs in Stockport to show the contrast between old and new areas. They also plan portrait photographs of their cousin in the college studio with a plain background, focusing on facial expressions and body language to convey emotion. The photographs will be edited professionally and shared online and in an exhibition.
Planning
Aaron Johnson has outlined his production schedule for creating a magazine. His plan includes completing pre-planning by Monday the 22nd so he can begin work on Tuesday the 23rd. He will gather his own images on Saturday the 20th at a football match to use for the cover photo. Aaron will also edit his article text, double check all aspects of the planning, and assemble the magazine to a high standard. He has selected a simple magazine cover layout design with contrasting images and text that has a nice balance. Aaron hopes to capture images of football matches or kick-ups for the cover during a match on Saturday or by asking a friend. His website for the magazine will feature sections for transfer rumors, match results, and
5. pre production
The document provides planning details for a magazine layout and photo shoot. It outlines two potential layout designs, with descriptions of where images, text, and other elements would appear. It also lists the equipment, locations, and models needed for the shoot. Potential issues are identified along with solutions, such as keeping backup copies of work and photos to avoid losing files. Health and safety precautions are also discussed, such as avoiding electric shocks, falling, and eye strain.
Media layout page
The document discusses two design concepts for the contents page of a school magazine. The first concept keeps the layout simple with no more than three colors and includes photographs of students. The second concept takes influence from a previous magazine, including scrolling film at the top with school images and a student photograph in the center, with contact information in the corner. Both aim to keep readers engaged with brief descriptions of each page and appealing visuals.
Task 1 cd
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.
Task 3 portrait photo shoot proposal form
The candidate proposes a portrait photography project shooting models for a music magazine. They will use a Nikon D3100 or Canon 7D camera with a zoom lens and prime lens to shoot 10 portraits using techniques like rule of thirds to draw attention to the subject. The shoot will take place either at the candidate's house, in Manchester, or a nearby forest, and they will perform a risk assessment.
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This document outlines Jessica Crosland's pre-production plan for a summer clothing line targeted toward women. She will use bright pastel and saturated colors in the clothes and fonts to appeal to her target audience. Photos will feature a female model in natural lighting settings. Fonts from dafont.com and Photoshop will be used in the brand name, magazine mastheads, and headlines. The magazine layout includes a cover photo and interior spreads with photos, text, and definitions. The website layout focuses on photos and links social media. Props, a model, camera, and editing software are needed. Contingency plans address technical and scheduling issues. A schedule outlines photo shoots, editing, and completing the magazine,
Proposal for magazine
The document proposes a magazine called "The Vibe" about music and the music industry. The main cover image will feature a classmate posing as a music artist in a checkered shirt and jeans to represent the magazine. The magazine will have a simple blue and black color scheme with the title in yellow. Photos will be taken with a Canon 600D camera on a white background at the school and a local park to feature in the magazine. A production schedule is included, along with contingencies, equipment needs, and considerations around permissions and ethics.
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Hannah is creating a lifestyle magazine and has provided documentation of her pre-production planning. She outlines her colour scheme, font choices, and flat plans for various pages and sections of the magazine. Hannah also discusses the equipment, locations, and software she will use, including a phone or camera to take photos around York. She considers pros and cons of different technology and includes contingency plans for potential issues. Health and safety concerns like eye strain and headaches from extended computer use are also addressed.
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Hannah is creating a lifestyle magazine and has provided documentation of her pre-production planning. She outlines her colour scheme, font choices, and flat plans for various pages and sections of the magazine. Hannah also discusses the equipment, locations, and software she will use, including a phone or camera to take photos around York. She considers pros and cons of different technology and includes contingency plans for potential issues. Health and safety concerns like eye strain and headaches from extended computer use are also addressed.
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Planning
Tom Haase is planning a photography shoot for a film cover featuring a lumberjack character. He will shoot at two locations - a college studio and nearby Knavesmire Woods. At the studio, he will take close-ups and full body shots of the model against a white backdrop. The woods provide a dense, wooded backdrop but may be dangerous at night. He has booked time at the studio on March 14th and plans to shoot outdoors on March 16th-17th, depending on weather. Both locations are within a 15 minute walk of his home. He will use props including an axe, shirt, hat and boots to costume the model as a lumberjack.
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The document discusses the design process for a magazine, including:
- Choosing a color palette and fonts to match the indie genre and appeal to a younger audience.
- Selecting simple layouts and centered images with minimal color to differentiate from other magazines.
- Using Photoshop to edit photos, collect images from various sources, and incorporate the chosen colors and fonts.
- Creating a schedule over 8 days to design magazine pages covering topics like a concert review with photos and an article on skinhead culture.
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The document discusses how the author managed various aspects of creating a magazine project. They learned important time management skills for equipment like cameras. They also learned to effectively manage models by having backups in case the original models were unavailable. Managing deadlines and allocating shoots over multiple days were also challenges that required time management. Researching the target audience helped influence decisions like only featuring one person on the cover and including both up-and-coming and famous artists. Locations, costumes, props, and drafts were also discussed in terms of the management and creative choices made for the magazine.
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The document discusses potential problems the author may face during their photography project and proposes solutions. It addresses issues such as equipment malfunctions, storage and organization of photos, incorporating illustrations, working with models, weather disruptions, safety concerns when filming BMX, and facing unexpected challenges during scheduled photography sessions. The author plans to be prepared by bringing backup equipment, storing photos regularly, practicing techniques in advance, having backup models and locations, and taking alternative photos when needed to overcome issues and keep the project progressing.
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5. pre production(1) 2
The document provides guidance for a pre-production plan for a magazine project. It includes sections on style sheets, layouts, content, fonts, contingency planning, and health and safety. The style sheet section describes choosing camera angles and backgrounds that are easily readable and recognizable to consumers. The contingency planning section offers solutions for potential issues like poor image quality, damaged equipment, or computer malfunctions. Health and safety considerations include avoiding injuries during photography shoots and taking breaks while working at a computer.
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