Planning for Fashion Spread

Product: I will be producing a fashion spread for a teenage lifestyle

magazine.
Theme: Vintage/Sixties
Model: Eve Billington
Locations:
1) Bedroom
2) Garden
3) Living Room
Outfits:
1) Red pinafore, black tights, and white polar neck jumper
2) Floral maxi dress, lots of jewellery, circle glasses and floppy hat
3) Black long sleeved t-shirt, black and white mini skirt, black tights and
Mary Janes
4) Leather Jacket, black long sleeved shirt, skinny jeans, doc martens and
sunglasses
Props: Guitar, Polaroid camera, vinyl records, record player, Beatles
memorabilia
Equipment Required: DSLR and tripod
Schedule: 27th February
Contingency Plans:
If for some reason my model were not able to attend the shoot then I
would use my backup model Amy Rutter.
If it were to rain then I have a backup location for each photoshoot.
Legal:
Copyright
This act give you the right as a creator to decide who can use your
literary, musical, dramatic and artistic works. It also gives you the right to
decide how your material is used by others. As the Copyright Designs and
Patents Act of 1988 is a civil law this mean if someone has taken your
material without your permission then it must be you who takes them to
court as opposed to it being a police matter.
To avoid breaking the copyright law I will make sure that all the content
used will be my own original work.

Trespass
Trespassing is to unlawfully interfere with someone elses property. The
Law of Trespassing make it so that you can only enter a certain location if
granted permission by the owner. If you are caught trespassing then you
could be taken to a civil court by the owner and possibly fined.
I will not be breaking the trespass law as I will not be venturing onto
private property to take my pictures. All images will be taken on my own
property therefore I dont need permission.
Intellectual Property Rights
The Intellectual Property Rights help you prevent people from stealing any
creations of the mind. This mean that people cannot take any original
ideas/work from you without your permission. The most common form of
intellectual Property Rights is patents, copyright and trademarks, which
enable people to earn recognition or financial benefit from what they
invent or create.
Source of information
All ideas will be of my own creation during every aspect of this project
therefore I will not be breaking the Intellectual Property Rights. If I were to
use anybody elses ideas then I would ask for permission first.
Discrimination (Equality Act)
The act of discrimination is to single out a minority (weather that be due
to their age, gender, sexuality, ethnicity etc.) in a negative light due to
prejudice.
I will be using both males and females in my magazine covers so as to not
to exclude one gender. If I were to take my magazine further then I would
be able to include a multitude of different races, ages, sexualities etc.
Trademark
A trademark is a recognisable sign or logo that easily identifies a brand.
As with Copyright if you are found using someone else's trademarks
without their permission you would be sued.
Obscene Publications
This is an act that stops people from publishing images (profit or nonprofit) that may be deemed obscene in the eyes of the law. This could
include images of extreme sexual activity such as bestiality, necrophilia,
rape or torture. If you break this act then you could again face a fine or a
custodial sentence.
Source of information

My pictures will not feature anything that could be seen as obscene and
offensive for my audience.

Ethical:
Representation
Representation is how different people, places and events are shown
through the media. In some media they may usually be represented as a
certain stereotype however in other media stereotypes can be challenged.