Analysis of digipak adverts
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The document analyzes common elements found in digipak album advertisements. Most ads prominently feature the artist's name in large, bold text and a contrasting color. They also include the album name, image of the artist or album cover, songs on the album, release date and where to purchase. Reviews from media outlets are sometimes included to encourage audiences to buy the album. Consistent branding between the ad and album cover makes the album easily recognizable to potential buyers.
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This poster advertises Katy Perry's album. It uses bright pink colors and features a large image of Katy Perry in the garden setting from the album cover to target her core audience of "girly girls". It prominently displays the album name and release date, as well as the name of a hit single, to inform viewers about the album and attract their interest. The poster also includes Katy Perry's website to provide additional information and opportunities to purchase the album.
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The document contains magazine advertisements for albums by various artists. Each advertisement prominently features the album artwork and uses bold, contrasting colors and fonts for the album and artist names to stand out. They also include reviews, ratings, and release dates to promote the albums. Key similarities between the advertisements are their use of the original album artwork as the background, capitalized bold album/artist names in a contrasting color, white text, displayed reviews/ratings, and release dates.
Magazine advert analysis
The magazine advertisement analyzes features several elements to promote albums, including:
1) Placing the band/artist's name prominently in bold, capitalized letters to attract attention.
2) Including images of the singer/band to identify them and suggest leadership or popularity.
3) Providing information on album contents like tracks, DVD extras, and release date to engage fans.
4) Leveraging popular songs to appeal to new audiences beyond diehard fans. Color, font, and positioning are designed to maximize visibility of key details.
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Magazine Advert Analysis
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Plus digipak analysis
The front cover of Ed Sheeran's "+" album features a close-up image of his face to engage audiences on a personal level. It also hints at bonus content available online to incentivize purchases. The orange background and plus symbol as the album title reference his ginger hair and create a memorable symbol to associate with the album. The natural, unpolished photo style suggests the music is also natural and skillfully performed without digital alterations.
Album analysis
The front cover of the Slipknot album "All Hope Is Gone" shows the band standing together in a dark, dry field with dark clouds overhead, suggesting the album's dark and hopeless themes. The album's genre is heavy metal, so fans will understand its darker tone than previous works. The back cover lists the tracklist and DVD contents to help fans recognize songs they enjoy. As a heavy metal band signed to Roadrunner Records, fans will recognize the label. Inside photos show the band's new masks and lyrics relate to shattered, damaged settings reflecting political themes of war and loss.
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The album will have a minimalist design to focus on the music rather than marketing. The front will only include the artist and album name. The side will feature a suicide prevention hotline number. The back will have a faded photo taken by the artist representing the themes of the album. The insides will provide inspiration for the music through notes and lyrics written by the artist.
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The document provides details and analysis of several album covers:
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- Specific album covers summarized include albums by Tinie Tempah, Linkin Park, and Oasis. Differences in design approaches across the covers are highlighted, like the use of realistic vs. computer generated imagery.
- Conventions of album cover design are described, along with some unconventional design choices and their purpose. The goal is to effectively represent the artist and music genre while appealing to their
Conventions of CDs
The document discusses the typical elements found on an album cover, using Selena Gomez's album cover as an example. It explains that the artist's name is usually the largest text and appears prominently at the front to identify the artist. The main image takes up the whole front cover and aims to represent the music's style. The album name is also on the front in smaller text. Key information like the barcode, song list, record label, and copyright details are typically on the back cover.
Ancillary task - media - Josh Manley
The document provides an analysis of the digipak designs of three different albums: Arctic Monkeys' "Humbug", Oasis' "Time Flies", and The Script's "Science & Faith". For each album, key design elements of the front and back covers are described, including placement of text, images, color schemes, and inclusion of typical information. Across the three albums, design conventions are followed while also conveying aspects of each band's style and relating to the themes of the album titles.
Anclilary products
The document discusses conventions of magazine advertisements and album covers. It then analyzes two example album covers. For the first cover, it summarizes that the artist's name and album title are in large font to stand out, a long shot image of the artist is used to make them the focus, and red and white colors connote energy and quality. For the second cover, it notes the modern font appeals to a younger audience, plain images and text on a brick wall stand out, and light colors create a fun feel. Both covers follow conventions like clearly displaying the artist and album.
Album cover and poster analysis
The document analyzes conventions used in album covers and concert posters, including prominent images of the artist, their name, album/tour title, and other identifying logos and text. It discusses design elements like fonts, colors, lighting, and composition that help promote the artist's brand and draw attention to who and what is being advertised. Graphic elements are chosen to represent the artist's personality and appeal to target demographics, with the goal of making the artist seem like an important and appealing figure to stimulate audience interest.
Advertisment for album release
The document outlines the typical elements included in a magazine advertisement for a new album. These elements include large images and names of the artist and album to attract attention. Key information promoted includes the top songs, release date, and what is included. Color schemes are often used to match the album and tie all elements together visually. The purpose is to effectively promote the album and artist to audiences browsing magazine pages.
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Our website
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How did you attract/address your audience?
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What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
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- 1. ANALYSIS OF DIGIPAK ADVERTS Grace Walker
- 2. Artist name is largest text, bold lettering, bright colour Name of album, again stands out due to contrasting colour to background Star reviews by media outlets to encourage audience it is worth purchasing Album cover pictured so audience will know what it looks like Large image of the artist Website and record label in small print at the bottom
- 3. Artist name is largest text, bold lettering, contrasting colour to the backgroundLarge image of the band, also the album cover Album name in a slightly smaller font size than the artist name Songs included in the album so audience can recognise the name of a song and therefore be more likely to purchase an album based on liking a song Large image of the artist When the album is released Where album is available for purchase Artist’s website
- 4. Artist name is largest text, bold lettering, bright colour Name of album, again stands out due to contrasting colour to background Large image of artist, recognisable face from XFactor Artist’s website Album name, bold text, large font Release date of album Includes tracks included on the album, most likely ones people will have heard of, with other people featured on the album Advert in a similar format to the album cover, if the audience sees this, they will be able to recognise the album cover from it
- 5. From analysing digipak adverts, I have found the main things included are the artist’s name (usually largest text), the album name, a picture of the artist/album cover, the artist’s website, the release date, included songs and reviews.