My Magazine: Mise En Scene

Mise En Scene: 

My actor for my photo should will be Tom Birtles, I have used Tom previously for other shoots. The location, preferably, will be against a brick wall. This will allow me to add in texts and other features for my magazine without any risk of distractions but it will also allow it not to be too basic. Ideally, Tom will be dressed in black and whites - this will create a gothic/punk look which is suitable for my magazine genre. He may also be wearing eyeliner and maybe a fedora. I don't think I will be using props for my cover, the focus will be only on the "Musician". For my magazine I will use a "Medium Shot" - this will allow the audience to portray Tom from his appearance as it will show enough body language and facial expressions. 

As shown: "Medium Shots" have been used for "Kerrang!" magazine, I intend to use ideas from magazines such as "Kerrang!". The layout for my magazine will also have a scattered and an unorganised effect, this will give the magazine an almost rebellious vibe/atmosphere similar to "Kerrang!" and "Rock Sound" as they cover the same music genre as I intend to cover when I create my music magazine..

My target audience for my magazine will be aged 14 to around 19, aiming towards people of all gender roles. The genre for my magazine will be multi-rock. This consists of: Rock, Punk, Pop-Rock, Heavy-Metal, Alternative and more.

 I will allow my magazine to be affordable to my target audience, aged 14+/19- won't usually have a job, per se. I will give my magazine a price of £2.80. Among my magazine cover I will have over famous bands/artists, because this will allow the audience to decide as to whether or not they're interested in the magazine or not. For example, if Paul Potts' or Andrea Bocelli were to be a feature, viewers would understand that the magazine will be a opera/classical magazine or have some association.