The proposal
For the magazine we want to
provide all movie lovers the content, direct facts, entertainment and reviews +
opinions that we feel our audience deserve.
The primary content shall be
provided by the director/actor that we interview to get the facts of their film
and what they’ve found interesting and not interesting about making the film.
Like places they’ve been to film, how they found that place for filming, the
struggle in filming for that location and any fun facts that will interest
people about what it was like making the film. For example, any funny
moments/stories that happened when working on the film.
Technical Considerations
We will need a camera and
tripod for taking a picture of the actor/director for the front cover and any
other images for the magazine.
We will also need a mic and
recorder so that we can record what the director/actor is saying so that we can
put it into text for our audience to read.
The costing for renting a
camera is as follows from HireAcamera.com
Contributors
The contributors needed for
making the magazine are as follows:
Magazine editors
Writer
Interviewer
Actor/Director
Image editors
Location
Locations needed for making
our magazine are just a quiet place for recording the interview to be then put
into text. That can either be arranged with the actor/director to meet in a
hotel room, on set or anything like that.
Then for that actual making
of the magazine you can really be anywhere as long as you have the equipment
for writing the magazine, editing the photos for the magazine and combining the
images and text to the magazine. So anywhere where you can use a laptop or
computer to do this is all you really need location wise.
The more important part in
the location is where you want to meet up with the actor/director you are
interviewing for the magazine.
Assets
The assets needed for the
magazine will be the photographer to take the photos of the director/actor that
we will be making the magazine issue on, an editor to edit the image(s)
together to blend them all in correctly with the magazine, a couple writers who
would like to write the reviews the magazine does or any of our secondary
content and a proof reader to check that the grammar, spelling and everything
else is written correctly.
Equipment
All the equipment that will
be needed for the creation of the magazine, is a camera, editing & writing
software, microphone and possibly a tripod for is any stable shots are needed
to be taken with the camera.
Scheduling & Planning
The schedule for the magazine
would be as follows.
For movie reviews:
For film reviews schedule it
will be planned as one day for example a Monday, the person writing the review
will go and watch the film he/she would like to review then right after
watching the review will record his/her thoughts on the film so that it is
fresh in her mind and can then be written up for the review.
Then the next day (or same
day depending on the time that he/she went to watch the film) will write up the
film review to then be edited along with any images wanted for the review.
Once the review is written it
will then be ready for the magazines next issue and then be edited the following
day(s) onto a magazine page that will include some images of the film that has
been reviewed.
For Director/Actor Interview:
The schedule & planning
for a film director/actor story will be similar to the film review planning.
First thing we’ll need to do
is watch the film we’re wanting to interview the director/actor on, after that we
need to find a way to contact the director/actor and make a proposal for
him/her to be interviewed, either in person, over phone, video chat or any
other communication we can use with him/her. Once you have the date for the communication
we will need to get the recording device suitable for the interview. And say
for example we interviewed the director/actor on a Monday, once finished the
interview writer for this issue will then on Tuesday write up the interview in the
best way possible over the span of two or three days depending on how in-depth
the interview was. Once finished writing up the story it will be sent off to
our proof readers to check for any grammar and spelling errors. Once the proof
reader has checked everything it can then be sent off to the magazine designers
to put into the magazine to then be either bought in digital or print version.
Legal & Ethical Considerations
For legal considerations we
will make sure to put any credit to photographers, writers under any of the
pieces that are made for the magazine issue. Or if we get anything online we will
put credit for where we gathered those images also. And if the images are
copyrighted we will try to get in contact with the creator of said image.
For ethical considerations we
will make sure that we try our best to not release any offensive content or content
that people will disagree with people ethically. If we think that any of our
content will cause a bad reaction to our audience, then we will make sure to
put into the magazine that some of our readers could get offended and that we
do not intend for it to be offensive and that it is an opinion not a fact. But
we will be trying our very best not to release any content that our audience
may find at al offensive.
Source & Log all secondary sources
When it comes to sourcing and
logging all of our secondary sources we will make sure to put all sources of
the information we use into the text we’re using. For example, “avenger’s
infinity war is the best film of the century as showed on “Best Film Voters.com
“”
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