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'FrSh' Creation Process

Beginning of my Music Magazine 'FrSh', this is the front cover.

Music Magazine: Camera + Lighting

 

The photographs for my music magazine will be taken with Canon or Nikon DSLR camera's. I have had an induction on how to use the camera's and how to operate them properly.

This is a Softbox, Softboxes provide lighting when taking pictures and the mesh over the light prevents the light from being too bright which can hurt the model or photographers eyes. Softboxes are part of the 'Three Point Lighting' which is used to get the best lighting for photographs in the photography studio.

This is a Snoot. Snoot's is the third part to the 'Three Point Lighting' and provides a focused flash of light to the back of the model, this helps to prevent the model from appearing 2D and blending in with the backdrop.

'Three Point Lighting' is made up of two Softboxes and a Snoot, which are positioned in a triangle formation. This provides the best form of lighting needed to achieve good quality images.

Daniel Wilkinson-Maraj

Email: Danielwilkinsonmaraj@hotmail.com

Mobile Phone: 07956130900

Location:

• ·         Southbank Skate Park
• ·         South London
• ·         North London  
• ·         Shoreditch

Time:

• ·         Meet at 6:30pm begin shooting at 7:00pm
• ·         Finish shooting by 8:00pm
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Models:

• ·         Javaun – 07944 695967
• ·         Jay Kay - +44 7799 866645
• ·         Lewis - +44 7508676910

Equipment:

• ·         DSLR Camera
• ·         Tripod

Music Magazine Presentation: Frsh

Presentation music magazine 

Research Case Studies Of Real Music Magazine's

 

Front cover analysis of Kendrick Lamar XXL magazine.

Magazine Proposal: Colour Scheme

The colour scheme i will use for magazine will be Green and Black. I have decided to use green, because it connotes "Freshness" which ties in with the name of my magazine. The colour green also connotes "Growth" which could represent the growth of my magazine and how Grime has grown to become a genre that is well respected and recognised. Black is a colour that connotes strength and mystery and i want a element of mysteriousness about my magazine that the target audience experiences, instead of the common predictable magazines. 

Both green and black are associated with the grime scene and the colours date back to the origins of the genre. i want to continue that traditional theme on in my music magazine with the aid of Adobe Color. Adobe color allows me to mix the the colours i want to use for my magazine and also gives me recommendations of what colours to use.