Homework 3 - Test Shots
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The photographer took test shots of the costumes that will be worn by Jamie, the lead singer of the band Mirage, for an upcoming magazine cover and spread. The costumes include a black v-neck top, skinny jeans, denim jacket, and aviator sunglasses to portray Jamie as modern yet retro. The cover shot will show Jamie's top half while the spread will show his full outfit. Additional test shots were taken of a female soul singer wearing long black clothes to portray sophistication and emotion, resembling the style of Adele. Both shoots were done against a white wooden wall to provide a neutral background focusing on the artists.
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This document analyzes the conventions and design elements used in magazine covers and layouts. It discusses how the front covers typically feature a headshot of the artist in the foreground with the magazine title in the background. The covers also break the image into thirds and keep the text minimal to focus on the photo. The contents pages also use a three-column layout with photos and the table of contents. Double page spreads typically feature a large image on one page and the artist's name or a quote on the opposing page in a large font. Captions are also included to provide context for photos.
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The album cover features the singer in a vintage, artistic pose with flowing hair and clothing, intended to attract a young female audience. The dim, blended color tones and natural, floral background create a vintage aesthetic. On the CD artwork, the singer is shown connecting with fans, presented positively. The lungs diagram on the back and a song titled "Lungs" reinforce the album's theme. Throughout, a simple, vintage style and the singer's representation aim to appeal to a creative, appreciative audience.
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The document provides details on the planned photography for a magazine cover and contents pages focusing on a rock music genre. For the cover, a male model will be shot in medium close-up looking directly at the camera in a studio setting wearing rock band-style clothing and holding a guitar to portray a rock genre. Sub-images inside will feature rock merchandise and instruments. The contents pages will feature a female model singing into a microphone wearing band merchandise to portray the rock genre in a rebellious way. A double-page spread will feature three band members in a long shot outdoor setting holding instruments with smaller concert images to connect readers to the band.
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The document analyzes several CD covers for albums by the same artist. The covers use consistent design elements like font and colors to brand the artist. They feature photos of the artist posing casually in outfits tied to the album's genre. The covers also use bright colors, images and fonts that would appeal to the target audience of teenagers and young adults. Overall the covers are designed to stand out visually and connect each album to the artist's informal style and fun-loving personality.
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The document provides details on the planned photography for a magazine cover and contents pages focusing on a rock music genre. For the cover, a male character will be shot in a studio in medium close-up looking directly at the camera, wearing clothes representing a rock band to draw in the target audience. Sub-images inside will feature band merchandise and instruments. The contents pages will feature a female singing into a microphone in a studio shot to represent both genders of the audience. A double-page spread will use a long shot of three characters with instruments to look like a band, with smaller live performance images to connect readers to the band.
Example Presentation
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3) Conventions like track listings and production details are included while following the unique graphic style of each cover.
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This document analyzes and summarizes several band promotional images. It discusses how elements like composition, lighting, mise en scene, balance and symmetry are used to convey different feels and genres. These elements include a country singer with a wood cabin, an indie rock band giving a nervous look, a Latin pop artist with an upbeat feel, a rock band with a rugged look, and an image of Amy Winehouse standing out with high key lighting.
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