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Shoot - Planning Sheet
The music
magazine that I currently have in mind is one specializing in the rock/indie
genres.
I think my
house style should have complimentary colors, for example “blue and orange” to attract the potential audience. The color blue implies a cold, masculine
connotation, hinting at my primary target audience of teen-aged/young adult males.
The color orange will make the font stand out and compliment the blue
background.
It should
create the impression of being a moody but stylized magazine to re-enforce the indie/rock genre featured.
What to Photograph
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What techniques to use
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How I achieve this
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A character shot of the main band member to go on the front cover.
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No direct mode of address to make the band member seen mysterious/disinterested.
Mid shot
Low lighting to create atmosphere
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Appropriate model
Lighting correctly set up
Costume to fit genre
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A shot of all band members to feature in one the articles.
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Direct mode of address to engage the audience
Low angle shot to make the band members seem dominant and in control
A barren field or industrial building for the background to create
atmosphere and re-enforce connotations
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Appropriate model/s
Make sure weather/time of location is appropriate
Costumes to fit genre
Appropriate location
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A shot of one of the band members playing a musical instrument.
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No direct mode of address to show band member is fully engaged in
playing.
Low lighting to create atmosphere
Mid shot to show band member and instrument.
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Appropriate model
Appropriate pose
Appropriate prop
Lighting set up correctly
Costume to fit genre
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