Date post: | 01-Jul-2015 |
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Shot types. Kerrang, the magazine that will influence my magazine most as its similar in areas such as audience and genre, uses either close up or medium close up shot photographs for their front covers. This is to display their feature artist or band to the viewer clearly and affectively. They have done this with regards to situations in shops for example. In a circumstance where the viewer is at a distance from the magazine, the image has to be clear and enlarged to be seen by the viewer to affectively attract them towards it, especially when the target audience is young people and teenagers as their attention, typically, is hard to grasp for a period of time. Also, the reader experiences ease when viewing the image as its ‘in-‐your-‐face’ meaning the viewer doesn’t have to focus on a small object within the image. My magazine will feature a medium close up shot on the front cover page, as this is what is expected. In the magazine I will have a variety of shot types both on my content page and double page spread. On my content page I will feature a focal image on the page with other images similar in size but noticeably smaller. This will draw attention to the most important I image which will be of the artist on the front and double page. By having a clear dominator in throughout the magazine I am showing that this is the most important story. For my double page spread, I will feature either a mid-‐shot or a wide shot as I plan to feature a band as my focus of this issue of the magazine. A mid or wide shot is ideal for a photograph with more than one subject as it gives a perspective of setting and also a placement for all (approximately four) members of the band. I will also feature shots for advertisement such as instruments. Additionally, I will feature thumbnail style images throughout my magazine which need to have basic shot types as they won’t have a lot of space to express themselves.
This medium close-‐up dominates the page to draw the audience in.
The image puts focus on the artists from the rest of the page.
A close up brings detail and focus to a particular photograph on the page.