Thursday, 24 October 2013
Aim: to construct a health and safety assesment of one or more photo shoots i will be conducting for for my magazine considering all possible eventualities
Key Skills:
www.worksmart.org.uk/
NUJ: The National Union of Journalists
www.nuj.org.uk/rights/health-and-safety/
Risk: How great the chance will be for someone to get hurt
High
Medium
low
Hazard: Anything that can cause harm
1. Major:
2. Serious:
3. slight
Assessing the risks
Risk = severity of harm x likelihood of occurrence
This sum will give you a risk value between 1 and 9 allowing a comparison of risks
1 = high risk 9 = low risk
- Professional responsibility
- Applying my knowledge of professional practices
- Showing forethought and evidence of planning an event
- Using the opportunity to research independently for my individual situation
www.worksmart.org.uk/
NUJ: The National Union of Journalists
www.nuj.org.uk/rights/health-and-safety/
- Bullying
- Stress
- Repetitive Strain Injury
- Public Order Situations
- Conflict Zones
- Exiled Journalists
- Being exposed to Asbestos material
- Camera being a electric risk
- Exploding camera
- Lighting risks
- Fire hazards
- Tripping hazards
- Light sensitivity
Risk: How great the chance will be for someone to get hurt
High
Medium
low
Hazard: Anything that can cause harm
1. Major:
2. Serious:
3. slight
Assessing the risks
Risk = severity of harm x likelihood of occurrence
This sum will give you a risk value between 1 and 9 allowing a comparison of risks
1 = high risk 9 = low risk
Tuesday, 22 October 2013
Wednesday, 16 October 2013
Editorial Calendar
http://heartifb.com/2012/08/10/bigger-better-bolder-establish-your-editorial-calendar/
Aim: photographic evidence of other jazz musicians
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1I-XT7Olq4nMk9uaVFIR0gyeE0/edit?usp=sharing
Tuesday, 15 October 2013
Thursday, 10 October 2013
Aim: to set my self a realistsic time frame for completeing tasks within this project in order to motivate and organise myself in a proffesional nmanner
Tuesday, 8 October 2013
Aim: To identify those involved in the creation of print media, investigate + troubleshoot potential issues prior to production
I will need to be prepared like this because the shoot must go on, and we are able to acquire the best images we can possibly gather from doing this photo shoot in any conditions we are faced with.
Equipment:
Equipment:
Camera (Avoid damage to camera via rain, snow and other weather negatives) use umbrella or plastic bag to cover camera in the rain
SD card/ Backups (if memory begins to look scarce head off to an internet cafe and live the good life uploading your images to the world wide web and your skydrive)
Batteries, take extra
Tripod
Make Up
Costume
Props
Back drop
Laptop/cables
Photo Editing Software
Camera Lenses, make sure you have them with you before you set off
Location:
Outside (Weather Dependent)
Hove Park School
Parks and Public Locations
Private property
Facilities:
consumables will be accessible at all times through a packed lunch or a nearby consumable outlet such as a warm 'take away' business
In case of human respiratory failure inhalers and oxygen tanks will be at all times in easy access for all personnel and any members of public that in need of a lung capacity induction.
consumables will be accessible at all times through a packed lunch or a nearby consumable outlet such as a warm 'take away' business
In case of human respiratory failure inhalers and oxygen tanks will be at all times in easy access for all personnel and any members of public that in need of a lung capacity induction.
personnel
my lovely girlfriend will be doing the shoot as the model..and me of course taking the photos
my lovely girlfriend will be doing the shoot as the model..and me of course taking the photos
Monday, 7 October 2013
HOMEWORK - Due Mon 7th October 2013
National Union of Journalists (NUJ)
Equality: there is less chance for discrimination in a unionised workplace.
Equality: there is less chance for discrimination in a unionised workplace.
NUJ Extra: our registered charity helps members and their dependents in times of need.
Health and safety: union reps have powers to ensure the risks of injury or ill-health are reduced or eliminated at work.
Legal support: every year the NUJ helps hundreds of members win damages from employers and clients.
Legal support: every year the NUJ helps hundreds of members win damages from employers and clients.
More pay and holidays: the NUJ can help improve pay rates and in a unionised workplace you get more annual leave.
Press freedom: the union defends press freedom when it comes under threat.
Ethics: the NUJ has its own code of conduct and support services for members.
Training: the union provides training for members.
Source: http://www.nuj.org.uk/join/
Press freedom: the union defends press freedom when it comes under threat.
Ethics: the NUJ has its own code of conduct and support services for members.
Training: the union provides training for members.
Source: http://www.nuj.org.uk/join/
Saturday, 5 October 2013
Publishing sector in the UK
Publishing sector in the UK
The whole industry employs 50,000 in the newspaper sector
50,000 work in journals and magazines
33,000 work in the book industry
12,000 working in other information activities
www.creativeskillset.org
1. What differences in jobs can you see in two magazines?
2. What does the wording in the job titles mean to you?
3. What does it show about the publication?
We saw the video called - How to make it in journalism (theinternbook)
What do you think are the responsibilities of a chief editor?
- A chief editor is in charge of the final product they must check everything before it goes out to the public
- A chief editor manages everyone and gives tasks to people, and makes sure everyone is meeting deadlines.
- The chief editor is the 'public face' of the story they represent the magazine in statements in all platforms of publication.
- They attend functions, events and award ceremony's
- Occasional column writing/ editorial piece
- Decided on a narrative or theme for each edition of the magazines for all staff to adhere to
- Leads meetings
- Budget control
- Publish and editorial calendar to highlight themes in appropriate months
- Strategic planning (overall direction of product)
- Overall decision on any change to deadlines set
- Manages careers of present and new staff, motivating team
- Legal decisions (following PCC guidelines)
- Liase with publisher, marketing depts, media sales team, PR agencies
- Build up contacts and connections
Codes of practice and regulation
Defamation
Defamation is a law that is used and strictly followed to protect said individual against inexcusable and unwarranted attacks that may cause ones reputation to be destroyed.
Libel:
Libel means it relates to the publication and permanent forms like magazines, newspapers and broadcasting. They do not have to prove they have suffered losses from the results of the publication.
Slander:
Slander is word of mouth communication, so a journalist may slate another individual by just talking about them in a third party, this does not need proof unless its a criminal action or said individual is being attacked on the basis of their profession
Copy Right Laws:
Copyright entails that you can not copy someone's work and pass it off as your own for free or sell it as your own and produce profit. If a piece of literature or any branded/non-branded companies etc have a 'c' symbol it will indicate that it is copy righted and therefore cannot be copied, if such boundaries where to be obscured there will be prosecution and most probable that a law suit wagered.
Data Protection Act:
The data protection act states that no one can use your personal information like your phone number, email, address, bank details etc. such as business and websites that you have given it to, these companies cannot pass your details on to third parties and this is because all the third parties are normally advertisers which will phone you and state your information and leave you wondering where they got it from.
Defamation is a law that is used and strictly followed to protect said individual against inexcusable and unwarranted attacks that may cause ones reputation to be destroyed.
Libel:
Libel means it relates to the publication and permanent forms like magazines, newspapers and broadcasting. They do not have to prove they have suffered losses from the results of the publication.
Slander:
Slander is word of mouth communication, so a journalist may slate another individual by just talking about them in a third party, this does not need proof unless its a criminal action or said individual is being attacked on the basis of their profession
Copy Right Laws:
Copyright entails that you can not copy someone's work and pass it off as your own for free or sell it as your own and produce profit. If a piece of literature or any branded/non-branded companies etc have a 'c' symbol it will indicate that it is copy righted and therefore cannot be copied, if such boundaries where to be obscured there will be prosecution and most probable that a law suit wagered.
Data Protection Act:
The data protection act states that no one can use your personal information like your phone number, email, address, bank details etc. such as business and websites that you have given it to, these companies cannot pass your details on to third parties and this is because all the third parties are normally advertisers which will phone you and state your information and leave you wondering where they got it from.
Thursday, 3 October 2013
Aim:To evaluate progress so far with decision making within this project
Primary Research = New investigations into something (Questionnaires etc)
Secondary Research = Investigations made by others that you refer to (Using information from magazines media packs found on the internet)
1. in order to research my chosen genre I have looked up Classical magazines online and found ones such as CM magazine, I also reviewed the types of music I listen to
2. in order to research existing magazines I have looked up 'classical magazine' in a well known search engine and visualise results
3. in order to investigate my target audiences needs and desires I have not done much on this question.
4. In order to conduct better primary research I have made my own and have looked at and completed other individuals questionnaires as well as listen to my chosen genres music
5. to be able to make more secure decisions about my magazines I need to
6. In order to do these things I need to
Secondary Research = Investigations made by others that you refer to (Using information from magazines media packs found on the internet)
1. in order to research my chosen genre I have looked up Classical magazines online and found ones such as CM magazine, I also reviewed the types of music I listen to
2. in order to research existing magazines I have looked up 'classical magazine' in a well known search engine and visualise results
3. in order to investigate my target audiences needs and desires I have not done much on this question.
4. In order to conduct better primary research I have made my own and have looked at and completed other individuals questionnaires as well as listen to my chosen genres music
5. to be able to make more secure decisions about my magazines I need to
6. In order to do these things I need to
Wednesday, 2 October 2013
Aim: to create a plan for your media document clearly defining key requirements in the creation of your final document
To choose who our target audience will be I pictured two separate individuals 1 male and 1 female and I wrote about their lifestyle.
Character profile (Male)
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1I-XT7Olq4neGxZZFNBdjlDeU0/edit?usp=sharing
Character Profile (Female)
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1I-XT7Olq4na2tPdnZqeXhVWWs/edit?usp=sharing
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1I-XT7Olq4nbndIOFk5alFNWlk/edit?usp=sharing
Character profile (Male)
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1I-XT7Olq4neGxZZFNBdjlDeU0/edit?usp=sharing
Character Profile (Female)
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1I-XT7Olq4na2tPdnZqeXhVWWs/edit?usp=sharing
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1I-XT7Olq4nbndIOFk5alFNWlk/edit?usp=sharing
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