Magazine practical task planning

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Planning

 1) Plan your main flash - this is the main cover story that links to your central image.

my magazine is a film magazine so im going to create a film concept photo for my central image. 
i want to use the James bond universe in my magazine but i want to create different representations so im going to use a complete female model set.
i would also like to incorporate animals into my final image   

 2) Plan the image you will need for the cover - model, costume, make-up, lighting etc. At this point, simply describe the image you need to capture.
  • model- 3 females (replicate charlies angels )and 2 dogs
  • costume- Black, white and red with smart/urban clothes-- almost femme fatal 
  • makeup- bold and strong - i dont want a heavy eye look so i think im going to focus on the lips 
  • lighting - due to the fact i want to create an urban yet chic look and also because its a film magazine im going to look for a gritty and grunge setting to contrast with the persona of my models 



Image result for femme fataleImage result for charlie's angels
Image result for bond girl silhouette
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3) Write the cover lines and any additional text you need for your magazine cover.


 empire magazine- may 2019

  • NEW EXCULSIVE INTERVIEW INSIDE
  • James Bond Revisited 
  • plus! : never before seen Speilberg, Extras on End Game,Sneek Peek at John Wick Chapter 3
  • RYAN REYNOLDS , what its like to voice pikachu!
  • her majesty's new secret service
  • Worlds First Look at TEARS RUN RED
  • Rober downey jr interview
  • price , barcode  etc...


 4) Sketch out your cover on plain A4 paper using your written planning. Take a photo of your sketch and embed it in your blogpost.

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