Wednesday, 8 January 2014

Photoshoot Plan - Josh Woodcock 1


Photo shoot planning document


Date and time of photo shoot: TBC


Material to be shot: For this photoshoot, my model will be wearing a t-shirt and jeans for a casual look that represents the general public. Then I will entangle my model in blue rope and ask them to look surprised so that I can present grammar in a way shows my audience it can be incredibly stressful for beginner writers who feel obligated to write with “perfect” grammar, though struggle to do it “properly”. My aim to prove that grammar isn’t am absolute requirement for writing that needs to be complied with all of the time, though I can only do this by inducing or reigniting feelings of anxiety towards grammar in my imagery so that I can successfully set my readers’ minds at ease.


What personnel do you need?

Lighting assistant: Mark Dixon
Makeup assistant: N/A
Models: Josh Woodcock


What props will you need?

- Blue rope


Describe in detail your make-up & costume needs. (Include reference material to illustrate your needs)
For this shoot, a simple t-shirt and jeans would suffice for my needs, as this would provide more comfort for my model since they are entangling themselves in rope. My model will be entangling themselves in blue rope, and will be using a surprised/worried expression to illustrate how troubling  language can be to those who are not wise to the effects that rules can have on their writing.

Studio shoots: what kind of lighting?
(include reference material to illustrate your needs)
For this particular shoot, I will use spotlighting. The reason I will do this is because the spotlighting has connotations of interrogation, and this would fit aptly with my DPS’s  objective – to show how grammar can leave people feeling pressured to write “perfectly”, much in the way that interrogation leave people feeling pressured to answer difficult questions. 


Backdrop:
The backdrop colour would be grey, like my last backdrop, but this is only because I want it to correspond with the style on my cover. This is because the main story and focus of this edition of my magazine is the grammar article. Therefore, I absolutely need consistency when creating my cover if it is to match the article it mainly represents.

Lighting equipment needs:
For this studio session, I will need a spotlight to ensure that the spotlight illuminates my model. I would rather my lighting from the spotlight doesn’t flood into any other part of the studio (as I only want my model to soak the light), and so no reflectors will be used, and the ceiling lights will be switched off.






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