Props, Location and Costume
Location
The location for my photo shoot, was the studio room. I
decided to use the studio room as it was easily accessible in college, and it
was a plain back ground which I wanted to have on my magazine. I wanted to have
a plain background because, on existing products that I was looking at, they
had plain backgrounds and I liked how it looked so I wanted to copy this and
have it on my magazine. All of my images were taken in the studio, my main
cover image, my contents page main image and my double page spread image. I had
my model positioned in a way that represented the target audience I was aiming
my magazine at, as I wanted the model to be in a stance that the target
audience can relate to. If I had my model positioned in a way that didn’t
represent the target audience, then it would not be associated with them as
much.
Costume
I had my model dress in the stereotypical ‘gangster’ ‘chav’
way, with the Nike grey hoodie. The grey Nike hoodie is a typical thing that
you would associate with my target audience, as all brands such as Nike and
Adidas are the sorts of brands that my target audience wear. I wanted him to
dress in this way as I know that the target audience will want to read on as my
main cover image has the same dress sense as what they do so it will make them
have a connection of clothing brands. For my contents page I had my model
dressed in jeans and a black top with a black jacket, I used these dark colours
of clothing so that it would create a sense of darkness, also the lighting in
the studio room for this photo shoot was changed as I adapted the lights so
that they would have a darker effect on my model, creating a sense of power.
Props
The props that I used for my magazine, is everything that my
model is wearing. The clothes that my model is wearing are the only props that I
have used, I haven’t used anything in the background as I wanted to use the
plain background from my photoshoot. I didn’t decide to use any props in the
background for my magazine, as I wanted the background to be plain, because it
was how other magazines of my genre have there’s and I wanted to follow that
convention.
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