Brandon HedgePlans for Photo-shootProduct Revolution Magazine

Theme the themes for my magazine title vary depending on each issue:Cover 1 Teenage lifeCover 2 College and school stressCover 3 New-years resolutionsCover 4 Band merchandise

Models: Cover 1 Chris FriscuoloCover 2 Bradley NewtonCover 3 Ellie HattonCover 4 Jackalyn West

Equipment needed DSLR camera, Tripod, Props (Jeans and T-Shirt Cover 1, Headphones Cover 2, Chocolate bars Cover 3, Band themed clothing Cover 4).

Location:Cover 1 PA-16Cover 2 sitting in a chair in LRC with computer screen behind themCover 3 PA-16Cover 4 PA-16

Schedule: Cover 1 9th January Cover 2 12th January Cover 3 12th January Cover 4 14th January

Contingency plan:Contingency locations:Cover 2 Sitting in a classroom with computer screen behind them.Contingency models:Cover 1 Nicole LyonsCover 2 Bradley Jinks Cover 3 Ed OgdenCover 4 Jess hatton

Legal considerations:Trespass lawThe law of trespass prevents anyone from entering an area of land that is solely owned by one person/institute, this however does not apply to my photo-shoot because all of my photos will be taken in college.Copyright Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988The law of copyright is a law that prevents any work from being copied, the use of this is prohibited unless the copyright holder gives permission usually for a fee. This will not apply to my photo because the photographs that I am taking will be my own intellectual property.Trademark Trademark act 1994Trademark is a law that protects a word or phrase, for example Googles motto Dont be evil will be trademarked to prevent anyone from copying their trademark. I will prevent prosecution for this by not using any material that could infringe upon a trademark without permission from the trademark holder.Defamation of CharacterDefamation of character is a statement that harms the recipients reputation, different forms of this are called slander, slander is a harmful statement that is spoken about a person. There is also libel which is a statement that harms someones reputation printed or image based media. I will avoid being prosecuted for defamation by not using any offensive images or cover lines, there would not really be any form of slander as there is no spoken element to a magazine.Obscene publications act 1959The obscene publications act is a series of laws that prevent obscene content from being used in written (Newspapers/Magazines) or broadcast (Television/Radio) forms of media. The laws prevent inappropriate language being used, this will not apply because I will not use any obscene language as this could damage the reputation of my magazine.

Equality Act 2010The equality act is an anti-discrimination law that protects anyone from being treated unfairly because of their: race, religion, sexual orientation, gender, age and disability. This act does not apply to my magazine because it is produced on a small scale however if it were to be made on a larger scale then this act would apply.Ethical Considerations:Representational IssuesI will avoid representational issues by showing teenagers in a positive light, I will do this by not using any articles that could harm the reputation of teenagers. I will also avoid representational issues by not using any photo manipulation software such as Photoshop, I will avoid photo manipulation to make the images more realistic which will appeal more to teenagers than magazines that do use photo enhancement.