Codes and Conventions

I did not break the rules of regulatory bodies such as ASA & OFCOM as while I was creating the website and posters for my client I did not use any offensive content E.G:
- Racist images
- Nudity images
- Swearing
- Explicit language
- Violent acts
- Voilent gestures
These are all things designers have to take in white creating graphics/pieces for clients as they will fail to real any audience and it can also be taken to court, this will make both me and my client look very unprofessional and put them out of business if any weren't taken into account.

This magazine is by a company under the name of ADER, and below is the poster I have created for my client, however, being very different to the ADER poster my magazine is still following the codes and conventions of a poster for a clothing brand, reasons being they both involve:
- A Model
- The Clothing
- The Brand
- The Clothes Being Worn & Shown
This means I am following the codes and conventions of a real magazine as I am still linking my work to these magazines through the content, layout and display of representing the company/brand of 'Nostalgia' to make the company stand out in the industry.

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Call Sheet

Date: 08/01/19

Project: Nostalgia Shoot

Location: Manchester

Description of Shoot: This shoot will be in a small independent dry cleaners in Manchester with the model sat on vintage/retro looking washing machine for the whole aesthetic look towards the brand, it also makes the clothes look as if they were from the 90s which is the look they are going for with the clothes.

Location Address: Sammy's Cleaners,  84 Tags Road, Manchester


Crew:

Photographer: Oscar Morris Blakey

Wardrobe: Josh (Nostalgia)

Lighting: Oscar Morris Blakey


Schedule: 

11th January 9pm-10pm

Equipment List

Equipment:

Lights - For a warm lighting and so that the post production isn't over produced

Camera - This is to take the images during the photoshoot for Nostalgia (Client)

Tripod - So that all the photographs taken are levels out and aren't angled wrong

Lenses - Preferably portrait as they are going to be portrait photographs of the models

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