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Scott Carlin
Plans For Fashion spread
Theme
Skateboarding
Model
Joseph Banks
Props
Skateboard
Costumes
1Shirt (Purple Floral), black jeans, helmet, skateboard, vans
shoes
1Simple t-shirt, hoodie unzipped, jeans, vans shoes
3Coloured checked shirt, underneath blue jeans, DC shoes
4Checked jacket, t-shirt, jeans and vans styled shoes.
Equipment Required
Digital SLR Camera
Location
Skatepark
Contingency Plans
Runcorn Shopping Centre Car Park
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Legal Considerations
Copyright - The Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988
Copyright gives the author of certain types of material rights
to controlthe use or exploitation of the work that they have
created. This includes
rights to allow or disprove of the copying, issuing of copies,
renting or
lending, performing, showing, playing, broadcasting or
adaptation of the
copyright material.
I am going to avoid breaking the copyright law by using 100% my
own
work and material and cover up any brand logos.
Discrimination - The Equality Act 2010
It is against the law to discriminate against anyone because
of:
age being or becoming a transsexual person being married or in a
civil partnership being pregnant or having a child disability race
including colour, nationality, ethnic or national origin religion,
belief or lack of religion/belief sex sexual orientation
To avoid breaking this law I am not going to use anything
that
would offend anyone.
Obscenity - Obscene Publications Acts Since 1857
The Obscenity Law stopped the publishing of any material that
could
deprave or corrupt. In the UK, obscene material can be, for
example,
pornographic, violent, or can encourage drug taking. There is a
defence in
support of the public good if the defendant can produce expert
evidence
to show that publication was in the interest of, for example,
art, science,
or literature.
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I am going to avoid breaking the obscenity law by not using any
obscene
content in my work by making the models wear suitable clothes,
not do
any rude gestures, any alcohol consumption, drug use and also
make sure
the background is free of anything that could be offensive.
Defamation - Defamation Act 2013
The action of harming or damaging the reputation of someones
character using either Libel (Written) or Slander (Spoken).
I will avoid breaking this law by not using anything that could
harm the
anyonesreputation.
Ethical Considerations
As I will be taking photographs of teenagers I have to take in
other
peoples views on how to portray the teenager such as pose, dress
and
what meaning could be created due to that. I must give a
positive
attitude towards teenagers as they are my target audience and
also I
must not promote any stereotypes. And all of the models are
under 18 so
they will not do or wear anything sexually provocative.
