Showing posts with label Production. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Production. Show all posts
Thursday, 14 March 2013
Wednesday, 13 March 2013
(AT1) Editing Digipack Based On Feedback
After receiving feedback on my final products, one recurring comment was that the band name was not present on the Digipack and people were unsure as to what the band was. Therefore I edited the Digipack to have the band name on the spine in a similar font to the signature logo and placed the logo on the front in the corner in white to contrast with the dark background. My intentions are that that logo will become a recognisable symbol for the band in itself aswell.
(AT2) Adding QR Code Based On Feedback
After receiving feedback on my magazine cover on useful comment that was made was that a QR code to the music video might be a good idea as they are being used more and more especially by a younger audience:
Using this website - http://qrcode.kaywa.com/dashboard/
I generated a QR Code using this website for my music video and then added it to my updated magazine cover
Using this website - http://qrcode.kaywa.com/dashboard/
I generated a QR Code using this website for my music video and then added it to my updated magazine cover
Editing Final Piece
Here are various screenshots of the editing that took place for my final music video, to edit my video I used iMovie:
Sunday, 3 February 2013
Branding
I believe based on the fact i have used similar images throughout my products I feel the products as a whole would have the potential to be a brand. Especially with the used of a unique logo that could be subtly applied to various potential merchandise to help it become a recognisable brand logo.
Thursday, 17 January 2013
(AT1) Disk Impression
I have recently designed using Photoshop what the disk of the album would look like based o the theme of the digipack cover and inside:
To make this disk, I cut our part of the various photos I had taken for my digipack cover, in a similar way to the actually digipack cover, I placed different sections of each picture into a big collage of different size and coloured images, here it is:
Once I had filled the whole of the shape, I used the tools on Photoshop to cut out a circle shape for the disk:
(AT1) The Making Of My Digipack
To gain a better perspective of what my digipack would look like, I decided to print off the digipack and make it along with a brief impression of how the inside would look and the components it would have:
Here on the inside of the digipack you can see there is a small pocket in the left of the disk, here is where a small booklet containing band information, song lyrics and a free poster would go. I decided this would be a good way to increase sales as many consumers now dont just buy CDs for the CD but for the whole thing as a package, they want the covers that come with it, the booklets and the sneak previews to information on the band.
Here is also a mock up of the poster that would be included in the digipack:
(AT1) iTunes Advert
I have produced a mock up of an iTunes advert I might use when advertising and distributing my Digi-pack, with the advance in technology and the increase of more and more music being downloaded than bought in store, I felt an iTunes Advertisement would be suitable:
Saturday, 10 November 2012
(AT1) Photos For My Digipack
Cover Photos:
For my Cover photos I set a camera up on a tripod in order to make sure each photo was in exactly the same position but with a different skyline and background of each photo. I did this by going as the sun was beginning to set and I took photos as it was beginning to get dark over a period of around 1 hour:
3:20PM
3:40PM3:46PM
3:52PM
3:58PM
4:12PM
4:24PM
Back Photos:
While waiting for the sun to set for my cover photos with a second camera I took various photos that I could use for the back of my digipack. With each of these photos I kept in mind that unlike my front cover images I needed to leave spaces within the image for things such as the barcode, track listing and record company information.
I Think I will probably use image 3 as it has the most useful space for the tracklisting etc. and has the most effective skyline in the background
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