Question 2 - How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts
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- Evaluation (4)
- Final Products (3)
- Planning (15)
- Research (15)
- Research and Planning: Advert (4)
- Research and Planning: Digipak (4)
Thursday, 25 February 2016
Wednesday, 24 February 2016
Evaluation: Question 4 - How do you use media technologies int the research, planning and production stages of your coursework?
Evaluation: Question 4 - How do you use media technologies int the research, planning and production stages of your coursework?
Final Product: M.D & SWEENEY Wavey Music Video
Final Product: M.D & SWEENEY Wavey Music Video
Wednesday, 10 February 2016
Final Product: Digipak
Final Digipak
Digipak layout:
Friday, 5 February 2016
Planning: Drafts of digipaks
Drafts of Digipaks
Before making
the digipak, drafting had to be done as we needed to make sure the digipak
looked conventional to what you would expect from a music album. Each time we made
a new draft, we asked people who liked the UK rap genre for feedback because
we knew their feedback would be helpful. Also, during this process we looked at
existing products online to help strengthen our ideas.
Draft 1:
Positives:
-colour scheme is very good
-clear consistency and style
-good images provided and used
Typography is good and suits the style
Improvements:
-Def Jam goes
on the back
-production
company details missing
-Inside panel
is not white
-CD looks a bit boring
Draft 2:
Positives:
-front and back complement each other very well
-good artistic style and theme to the product
Improvements:
-inside image
does need to be circular, distracts from the CD panel
-lyrics are
blurred and looks odd
-think about
what else you could put in the inside panel
Draft 3:
Positives:
-really good consistency across all panels
-layout and artist image is conventional to the genre
Improvements:
-album name
on front?
-some green
noticeable on MD’s face on the front
-instead of “Ying
X Yang” on the inside, can you think of other words to use?
Conclusion:
It is quite clear
that over the drafts that Josh and I created, our work got better and more
conventional/professional looking. Like all the drafting we have done, this
process has allowed us to make a product that we know will hopefully appeal to
our audience and reflect our genre. I will take into consideration the feedback
received in draft 3 to ensure that the final product is a desirable one.
Planning: Drafts of Adverts
Drafts of Advertisement
Before creating our final product, Josh and I had to go through various drafting to ensure we were creating a conventional product. Each time we developed a new idea or made changes, we received feedback from our teacher and peers that we knew liked the UK rap genre, as their feedback was beneficial for us in order to make improvements.
Draft 1:
Positives:
1) Clear consistent campaign relating to digipak.
2) Colour scheme compliments the eye.
3) Relevant/ key information on poster.
Improvements:
1) Cropping around artist 1 (SWEENEY) head to eliminate all green areas.
2) Looks like a movie poster, very similar.
3) Parental advisory symbol (Digipak only).
Draft 2:
Positives:
1) Photoshop is much better around the artists
2) Layout is complimentary to the theme of the advert
Improvements:
1) Try and crop even smoother around SWEENEY'S image
2) Where you write about where it is available to download from, change typography
3) The symbols of availability should be the same size
Conclusion:
This process has been crucial in order for us to ensure that we create a product that is complimentary to all our other products. Further, the feedback has been invaluable to allow us to make the appropriate changes needed to reflect our genre. As this is a product that will be on public display, we need to ensure it is eye catching and I believe that if we make the changes advised in our draft 2 'improvements', we can do this.
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