Deleted Scenes is a new quarterly magazine on graphics, fashion | photography, street culture. The publication is split in four main sections: Graphics, Fashion | Photography, Street Culture, And cut*
*And cut is a mix of creative industries.
Project based
Deleted Scenes works around a theme for each issue where carefully selected established practitioners and up-and-coming talents respond to a specific brief set by the editorial team. We build a strong and solid conceptual base from which contributors can express their own views on the subject matter by means of outstanding photography, original journalistic feature and pure visual delight. The theme for the launch issue is Silence.
Exclusivity
In each issue, Deleted Scenes aims at showcasing 90% exclusive/unpublished work, making each issue unique. Exclusive and unpublished works remain a top priority during the editing process.
Disruption
As the publication is set around a theme, we also designed certain features to disrupt the flow. For example Uninvited Guest is a feature where we ask talents to present their best piece of work, regardless of whether or not it has been published before. In addition, they don’t have to respond to the overall theme. As long as the work is original, we turn a blind eye.
On silence
For the launch issue, Silence was translated into Absence –absence from magazine shelves. It is published and distributed as a book (although it has a soft cover). It contains 148 beautiful pages printed on high quality satin paper. The last 16 pages are printed on offset paper. Perfect bound + stitched pages. Price is €36. The front and back cover are matte with gloss varnish. Magazine format is 230x300mm and you will find no advertising in it. Limited series of 1,000 copies.
Cinematic analogy
We make a certain number of analogies related to cinema. Starting with the title Deleted Scenes but also you will notice the sequencing order. Each issue is a time frame starting with the silent issue 00:00:00:24. you will find more inside...
Cross-media platform
Although we are a magazine, work produced for Deleted Scenes is not limited to the printed medium. For the launch issue, we have produced a short film, a video performance with French choreographers as well as soundtracks.
Benchmark
Our mission is to become a leader, a global creative and inspirational force and a benchmark in the field of ‘rare contents delivery’.
Roots
French designer Redouane Oumahi, a young graduate from the London College of Communication (2003) and a former graffiti writer, is the Founder, Editor and Creative Director of Deleted Scenes Magazine. Redouane has spent the past 11 years working and living in European capitals, London, Paris, Madrid, Oslo, Helsinki, Stockholm and Copenhagen. Today, Redouane lives & works in lovely Stockholm.
Attik
“We’ve been given a peek into the content that Redouane Oumahi is pulling together for the debut issue of Deleted Scenes Magazine. It feels like in and amongst all the creative publications available today on the global news-stands, that this will grab a lot of attention. The editorial focus – which is reportedly set to span the worlds of design, fashion, photography and art – has potential for reaching a unique mix of readers, with a blend of content that will inspire, educate and enlighten us all in what’s happening throughout the world of design.”
~
James Sommerville
Co-Founder and Group Creative Director
Nick Bell Design
If like me you think the future is all about collaboration then you’ll be wondering about who it is you would like to be working with. Well, Redouane seems to know them all. You can see who they are in Deleted Scenes Magazine.
~
Nick Bell
Creative Director
Nick Bell Design, Special consultant (and former Creative Director) to Eye, the international review of graphic design.
red design
With literally hundreds of thousands of creators out there vying for your attention how on earth do you choose who to work with? Redouane's creative talent, personal connections and international approach to living & working places put him in the perfect position to ‘filter’ the wheat from thechaff. Sign me up for a subscription!
~
Ed Templeton
Founder, Creative Director Red design.
ISBN
978-91-633-1993-8
Publisher
Deleted Scenes is published by 3md studio, an interactive design studio based in Paris.
Environment friendly policy
We love our planet therefore we do our best to protect it on a day to day basis. We recycle paper and avoid unnecessary use of energy. We work with printers who are committed to using environmentally friendly products and processes.
Copyright
Reproduction of editorial is strictly prohibited without prior permission. All rights reserved ©2008. 3md studio/Deleted Scenes Magazine.
Thank you
Deleted Scenes was started in September 2005 and I would like to thank everyone involved in the making of the launch issue. Thank you to anyone we might have forgotten in the credits in the printed version. Thank you to the talented people who contributed but did not appear in the publication. Thank you to my publishers, 3md studio, David Marsalone, François-Romain Dumont & Mathieu Maffre. Thank you for dropping by, stay tuned!
Redouane Oumahi
*And cut is a mix of creative industries.
Project based
Deleted Scenes works around a theme for each issue where carefully selected established practitioners and up-and-coming talents respond to a specific brief set by the editorial team. We build a strong and solid conceptual base from which contributors can express their own views on the subject matter by means of outstanding photography, original journalistic feature and pure visual delight. The theme for the launch issue is Silence.
Exclusivity
In each issue, Deleted Scenes aims at showcasing 90% exclusive/unpublished work, making each issue unique. Exclusive and unpublished works remain a top priority during the editing process.
Disruption
As the publication is set around a theme, we also designed certain features to disrupt the flow. For example Uninvited Guest is a feature where we ask talents to present their best piece of work, regardless of whether or not it has been published before. In addition, they don’t have to respond to the overall theme. As long as the work is original, we turn a blind eye.
On silence
For the launch issue, Silence was translated into Absence –absence from magazine shelves. It is published and distributed as a book (although it has a soft cover). It contains 148 beautiful pages printed on high quality satin paper. The last 16 pages are printed on offset paper. Perfect bound + stitched pages. Price is €36. The front and back cover are matte with gloss varnish. Magazine format is 230x300mm and you will find no advertising in it. Limited series of 1,000 copies.
Cinematic analogy
We make a certain number of analogies related to cinema. Starting with the title Deleted Scenes but also you will notice the sequencing order. Each issue is a time frame starting with the silent issue 00:00:00:24. you will find more inside...
Cross-media platform
Although we are a magazine, work produced for Deleted Scenes is not limited to the printed medium. For the launch issue, we have produced a short film, a video performance with French choreographers as well as soundtracks.
Benchmark
Our mission is to become a leader, a global creative and inspirational force and a benchmark in the field of ‘rare contents delivery’.
Roots
French designer Redouane Oumahi, a young graduate from the London College of Communication (2003) and a former graffiti writer, is the Founder, Editor and Creative Director of Deleted Scenes Magazine. Redouane has spent the past 11 years working and living in European capitals, London, Paris, Madrid, Oslo, Helsinki, Stockholm and Copenhagen. Today, Redouane lives & works in lovely Stockholm.
Attik
“We’ve been given a peek into the content that Redouane Oumahi is pulling together for the debut issue of Deleted Scenes Magazine. It feels like in and amongst all the creative publications available today on the global news-stands, that this will grab a lot of attention. The editorial focus – which is reportedly set to span the worlds of design, fashion, photography and art – has potential for reaching a unique mix of readers, with a blend of content that will inspire, educate and enlighten us all in what’s happening throughout the world of design.”
~
James Sommerville
Co-Founder and Group Creative Director
Nick Bell Design
If like me you think the future is all about collaboration then you’ll be wondering about who it is you would like to be working with. Well, Redouane seems to know them all. You can see who they are in Deleted Scenes Magazine.
~
Nick Bell
Creative Director
Nick Bell Design, Special consultant (and former Creative Director) to Eye, the international review of graphic design.
red design
With literally hundreds of thousands of creators out there vying for your attention how on earth do you choose who to work with? Redouane's creative talent, personal connections and international approach to living & working places put him in the perfect position to ‘filter’ the wheat from thechaff. Sign me up for a subscription!
~
Ed Templeton
Founder, Creative Director Red design.
ISBN
978-91-633-1993-8
Publisher
Deleted Scenes is published by 3md studio, an interactive design studio based in Paris.
Environment friendly policy
We love our planet therefore we do our best to protect it on a day to day basis. We recycle paper and avoid unnecessary use of energy. We work with printers who are committed to using environmentally friendly products and processes.
Copyright
Reproduction of editorial is strictly prohibited without prior permission. All rights reserved ©2008. 3md studio/Deleted Scenes Magazine.
Thank you
Deleted Scenes was started in September 2005 and I would like to thank everyone involved in the making of the launch issue. Thank you to anyone we might have forgotten in the credits in the printed version. Thank you to the talented people who contributed but did not appear in the publication. Thank you to my publishers, 3md studio, David Marsalone, François-Romain Dumont & Mathieu Maffre. Thank you for dropping by, stay tuned!
Redouane Oumahi
Magazine
