Arctic monkeys album advert annalysis
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The poster uses a simple black and white design to advertise an album by a band. The band's name is written in very large, bold letters at the top to ensure it is recognizable, as the album artwork does not feature the name. Below this, the album title is written in a slightly bolder font to make it stand out for fans to know what to look for. The prominent display of the album artwork is symbolic of the album and will allow fans to easily identify it for purchase. The overall simplistic, monochromatic aesthetic reflects both the band's genre and persona.
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The Neighbourhood's 'Wiped Out!' album cover has a black and white aesthetic with foggy street scenery. It features the band's logo prominently and uses their signature black and white style throughout. The inner artwork continues this theme with a pixelated photo and boat imagery possibly representing California, where the band is from. The back cover repeats the street photo in a hazier version and lists the songs in white text with black highlight. The album's artwork fits the band's alternative pop rock style and maintains a consistent mysterious atmospheric theme through its design.
Digipak (Album Cover) Analysis
The document provides an in-depth analysis of the design elements used across the album covers of The Kooks, Oasis, and Arctic Monkeys. It examines the imagery, typography, color schemes, and layouts employed on the front and back covers as well as inside panels. Key points analyzed include how the designs establish the bands' indie credentials, appeal to target audiences, create coherence across elements, and reinforce the bands' brands.
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The document describes an individual filming various shots for a project. It discusses using a shooting script and risk assessment to plan shots and ensure safety. Several shots are described, including filming an actor on a bed with headphones, an establishing outdoor shot panning to show memories, and setting up the camera to check lighting and settings.
Evidence editing
I have been editing video clips and voiceovers for my film but they were not fully in order. I moved some audio clips around and deleted some that did not fit well, and exported voiceover to Audition to fix playback issues in Premier Pro. After further rearranging voiceovers for better flow, I finally got all clips in the perfect place and selected the right export format to complete my film.
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Evidence editing real thing
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Script s.a.d. in the winter
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This document provides information about the target audience, title, and character profile for a short film about seasonal affective disorder (SAD).
The target audience is expected to be teenagers and people in their early twenties, as the main character is in her late teens and people of that age can relate to her experiences as a normal teenage girl. Those with SAD may also relate to aspects of the story.
The proposed title is "S.A.D. In the Winter" which is a play on words referring to the mental illness SAD and how the character gets sad and depressed in the winter.
The character, India, dresses in dark colors in the winter to reflect her sadness and depression compared to
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Script draft final submission
India suffers from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) which causes her to experience depression in the winter months. She dreads the cold, dark days of winter as they trigger memories of a traumatic event where her best friend was hit by a car. India isolates herself from friends and family as winter approaches each year. After reaching a low point on New Year's Eve, India decides to seek help from a doctor. She is referred to counseling and begins learning coping strategies. By the spring, India's mental state improves and she starts socializing with friends again, looking forward to the summer months.
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Script final submission
India suffers from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) which causes her to experience depression in the winter months. She dreads the onset of winter and the associated holidays as it brings back memories of a tragic accident that killed her best friend. India isolates herself from friends and family as her depression worsens. After hitting her lowest point on New Year's Eve, India decides to seek help. She begins counseling and learns coping strategies. By the spring, India is socializing with friends again and looking forward to the summer months when her depression lifts.
Script draft three
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- 1. The Bands name inverybig bold letters,thismaybe because the recognisable albumartworkdoes not have the Bandsname writtenon the front. The albumname is ina slightly bolderfontthanthe rest of the writingdownthe bottom,thismay be so that the albumname stands out more as the fansof the band will know whattolookout for. Thispicture issymbolicof the album,people will know whatto lookout forwhentheyare buying the albumas theywill recognise it fromthe poster.The fact thatthis takesup a lotof the poster,implies that thisisan importantpart of the advertsince itis verysymbolicof the album. The albumposterhas elementsof avery70’s vibe whichisverytypical of an Indie band.Thisreflectsthe genre andthe influences of the band’smusicwell. The simplisticdesign,isseentobe straightto the pointwhichisa good reflectionof the bandspersonaand image that theytendtogive.They are knowntobe verystraight talking. The black and white are symbolicof the Arctic Monkeysandthe album, makingitmore recognisabletofans, not onlythis,the white fontstands out well againstthe black background,makingimportant information,more eye-catchingand standsout to the audience more. The choice to have the coloursof the advertin blackand white, impliesthatthe albumismade for adultsas someone fromadifferent demographic,someone younger may see thisas slightly scaryasthe posterispredominantlyblackwhich connotesa scarierlookfora child. The use of Z patternadvertisingis usedhere as firstof all we are drawnto the name of the band so we are clearas to who isactually makingthe album,we are then drawnto the actual artwork of the albumand knowwhatto lookout for whenpurchasingthe album, the picture isalsovery intriguing and has a nice aesthetictoit, enticingpeopletobuythe album evenmore so,we are thendrawn to more importantinformation, such as whenitisout and the name of the album.We get a lotof informationfromaverysimplistic poster.