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PLANNING THE PHOTOSHOOT

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Page 1: Planning the photoshoot

PLANNING THE PHOTOSHOOT

Page 2: Planning the photoshoot

SHOTS

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Front Cover Page

I have decided that the main image in the front cover will be either a close-up or medium shot. This will make the cover lines a lot easier to put on the corners around of the image. The mast head will be also easy to locate at the back of the model’s face. Eye contact is very important as it creates a connection between the magazine and audience.  

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Double Spread PageI want to use a white background for my photo shoot as I think this will provide more focus on the artist. This background will also help the editing easier. I also think that staying simple also gives a professional and sophisticated look for the music magazine.  

This is one of the main poses I have found in Indie magazines. I have chosen to shot a sitting position as I wanted to portray a relax and carefree atmosphere for the artist that will be feature on my double spread page.  

Long shots are also very important as it

establish the setting of the photo shoot. In this shot, I will be able to show

the props and location that

symbolize the genre.

I will be using flowers as one of my main props and it is so important that I think it should be consider as one of

my main shots. Almost every image of indie models have flowers decorated on them. This emphasizes the genre of

the magazine as well as reflecting the artist’s music to the audience.

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Content Page

I will be adding album covers of artists/bands on the content page of my magazine. I think this is a good idea as it will make the page look more categorized as well as creating a sense of simplicity and minimalism.

I think that I should focus and take photos on nature. This is because these type of

pictures express the indie genre very well. This will emphasise and create a big impact on the identity of the magazine to

its audience.

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MAKE-UPAND

HAIR STYLES

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Braids Fairy-like

Soft Tones

Nylon Colours Messy

Nude make up

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COSTUMES

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These are some ideas and example of what my artist/model will be wearing for the photo shoot.  

I’ve chosen clothes that have simple designs and soft/warm

colours. I have included flowery patterns, pastel and

nude colours reflecting on my responses from my market

research.  

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PROPS

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I wanted to fill up the room with things that I think that are associated and symbolizes the genre. My props indicate an indie/bohemian/vintage setting.   List of

props Polaroid photos

fairy lights balloons flowers candles vintage

furniture and

interior design

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LOCATION

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I have decided to use my living room as the location of my photo shoot. This is because the wallpaper is white and is perfect to take photos. Photo shooting outside isn't also very wise as it is very cold outside. This location also helps as I can put more preparation and easier to move things around. I don't also have to worry about the weather and I have more control.  

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THINGS I NEED

Camera

Good Lighting

Camera Tripod Stand