Wednesday, 24 February 2016
Monday, 22 February 2016
Costume/ location list
Costume:
The outfit that the model was wearing on the shoot was chosen due to the nature of the magazine and the type of artist that the model was supposed to be. Due to the alternative/ indie feel that the model way trying to portray, a slightly messy/ grungy look was chosen. The model wore slightly faded black jeans, a flower patterned netted t shirt with a blue checked shirt. This 'mix match' approach adds to the aesthetic of the magazine. The models hair was purposely made messy to again, add to the grungy effect.
Location:
The location of the magazine was at the Gorleston cliff tops. I preferred a location shoot to a studio shoot as it allows for natural lighting and extra effects, for example wind in the hair or natural props like twigs or benches. An out doors shoot ties in with the article as its about going back to the artists 'roots', therefore being out out side and using brick walls and the sky as the back ground was perfect.
The outfit that the model was wearing on the shoot was chosen due to the nature of the magazine and the type of artist that the model was supposed to be. Due to the alternative/ indie feel that the model way trying to portray, a slightly messy/ grungy look was chosen. The model wore slightly faded black jeans, a flower patterned netted t shirt with a blue checked shirt. This 'mix match' approach adds to the aesthetic of the magazine. The models hair was purposely made messy to again, add to the grungy effect.
Location:
The location of the magazine was at the Gorleston cliff tops. I preferred a location shoot to a studio shoot as it allows for natural lighting and extra effects, for example wind in the hair or natural props like twigs or benches. An out doors shoot ties in with the article as its about going back to the artists 'roots', therefore being out out side and using brick walls and the sky as the back ground was perfect.
Production Schedule
Week 1: Research magazines with similar genres and construct basic drafts of the front cover,contents page and the double page spread.
Week 2: Make further drafts that hold more detail of all three pages. (Consider fonts/ colours and other images)
Week 3: Take photographs for the front page, double page spread and contents page as well as extras. Select best ones for the 3 pages. Edit photos (airbrush/ Photoshop) to fit the magazine.
Week 4: Create the mast head/logo for the magazine and take note of any design patterns to take throughout the magazine.
Week 5: Construct the front cover. Create cover lines and extras such as bar codes and other text.
Week 6: Carry on with the front cover. Create the contents page. Consider layout using guidelines. Also create feature and regular article names along with a subscription box and edit another image.
Week 7: Carry on with the front cover and contents page. Create Double page spread layout. Edit the image for the DPS, Also add features such as pull quotes and page numbers.
Week 8: Carry on with double page spread. Write the DPS article featuring the artist.
Week 9 on wards : Continuing editing anything that needs to be changed when given feedback.
Week 2: Make further drafts that hold more detail of all three pages. (Consider fonts/ colours and other images)
Week 3: Take photographs for the front page, double page spread and contents page as well as extras. Select best ones for the 3 pages. Edit photos (airbrush/ Photoshop) to fit the magazine.
Week 4: Create the mast head/logo for the magazine and take note of any design patterns to take throughout the magazine.
Week 5: Construct the front cover. Create cover lines and extras such as bar codes and other text.
Week 6: Carry on with the front cover. Create the contents page. Consider layout using guidelines. Also create feature and regular article names along with a subscription box and edit another image.
Week 7: Carry on with the front cover and contents page. Create Double page spread layout. Edit the image for the DPS, Also add features such as pull quotes and page numbers.
Week 8: Carry on with double page spread. Write the DPS article featuring the artist.
Week 9 on wards : Continuing editing anything that needs to be changed when given feedback.
Sunday, 21 February 2016
Colour mood board
The colours I would like to use throughout my main products would be ones seen on the colour mood board. Although there are a variety of colours chosen, they are all quite muted and would not be described as bright. Because of the chosen target audience, its less important to use bold and bright colours as an attraction, but to used more plain colour and focus on the content more. The colours could also be described as gender neutral as there isn't a dominant gender in terms of target audience.
Friday, 12 February 2016
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