Tuesday, 17 November 2015

Mock FMP brief

Title:In the eyes of action sports
Project objectives: 
-To make people understand what goes on in urban based action sports. 
-To develop my photography skills (using exposure correctly, using natural light etc) 
-I also want to understand the different personalities with each rider I work with. 
-understand what motivates them. 
-how each rider sees things differently 
-I want to learn capture the frustration going into a photo. 
-show the importance of the lifestyle and not just the action
-to think outside of the box when taking photos (odd positions and angles)
-keep an open mindset through out so that my though process will have a wider range.
-to overall show everyone what goes into being a BMX/skateboarder in the UK
-to document key aspects of what we do
-understand the difference between a city and country lifestyle in BMX
-understand the BMX scene more thoroughly 

Reasoning behind my choice I project: 
I'm a bmxer and it's no secret that no one really understands what we do and why we do it. But we don't intend to go out and 'harm or vandalise' property, it's the fact we love the sport and its progression, creativity and freedom that in our minds there are no limitations and the laws don't even cross our mind. We are more focused on the trick we are trying to pull. 

Activities:
Take photos every time I go out even if they aren't of BMX or and action sports related activity. 
Go out as much as possible.
interpret the techniques I've found and use them in my own work. 
Take the leadership role when photographing so I can motivate the rider.
take lifestyle/behind the scenes photos
travel to interesting and different locations


Research!:
BMX and action sports photographers
documentary photographers
lifestyle photographers
BMX and action sports scene in general
what makes a successful photographer in general
the different mind sets between sponsored and non-sponsored riders
different photography techniques(golden ratio etc) 
the mental attitude of riders. 
the history of the sport and bicycles in general 
History of photography






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