Digipak Construction
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The document discusses editing a digipak and magazine advertisement in InDesign. It describes cropping an image of graffiti art to fit into a picture frame on three panels. The image was converted to black and white for a cleaner look. Text was added to the inner panels, including a message from the artist and website. A brick wall was initially used for the back cover but was replaced since the track list was not visible over it. Plans are described to reshoot images to include the main character from a music video across three frames.
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1. Resizing and transforming an uploaded photo to fit the template using shift to maintain proportions.
2. Using selection tools like rectangular marquee and polygon lasso to cut out excess areas and tightly cut around the CD shape.
3. Rotating an image 180 degrees to have the top row appear upside down as the digipack would be folded.
4. Adding text elements to the front cover and spine, and ensuring font consistency. Conventional elements like barcodes and copyright were also included.
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The document summarizes the process of designing the front cover and contents pages for a music magazine project. Key design decisions are explained, such as choosing images and fonts that fit the hip-hop theme. Various layouts are tried before settling on a design with four images on the contents page that contrast with the white background. The front cover features an edited main image with added colors to make it stand out against the black background.
Evaluation
The document discusses the extent to which the author's intentions for their fanzine were realized. It analyzes specific elements like articles, layout, and design choices. For articles, the author's topics were followed except one was adjusted for easier research. The layout stayed similar to the plan to be artistic but realistic. Color schemes mostly matched intentions but some pages used different colors. Overall, the author found their original ideas were largely realized in the finished fanzine.
Media evaluation
The feedback Jazz Kamara-Marsh received on their music magazine praised the photography, color scheme, and representation of the jazz genre. Some suggestions included making the contents page landscape, adjusting image sizes, and adding more color or photos. Jazz made improvements based on this feedback, such as adding a second page to the contents and correcting the barcode size. Overall, the feedback was positive and helped Jazz further refine their magazine to better represent the genre of jazz music.
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The document discusses various elements of the student's music video and accompanying digipak for their media production project. For the music video, the student used locations, costumes, lighting, and colors that both conformed to and broke conventions of the hip-hop genre. The locations featured urban areas and nature to provide contrast. Costumes featured popular branded clothing. Lighting was dim to provide grittiness. Colors sometimes featured unnatural tones like dark red for added visual interest. For the digipak, front and back covers featured the artist and necessary information. Inside panels included photos, tracklist, and messages in language appropriate for the genre. The magazine advertisement centered on promoting the artist through image, font, location, and draw attention
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Casting
The document discusses casting choices for a music video. Kyle Craig, an 18-year-old male, was selected because he enjoys hip-hop music and fits the stereotype for the genre in his style of dress. He also reliably participated in a previous project. Solenne Cabanis, an 18-year-old female, was chosen because she understands the importance as a student, knows Kyle which will aid their collaboration, and her appearance fits the hip-hop aesthetic of the video.
Production Treatment
The document provides details for a music video treatment for the song "Stars and Shards" by Loyle Carner. It describes filming primarily in outdoor locations like urban streets, housing estates, and a local park to depict the story of a boy going down the wrong path, as told in the song's lyrics. Scenes will show the boy in familiar areas doing the same negative activities to represent how he remains stuck. Muted colors and red lighting will set a gritty, dangerous tone, while also filming in woodlands for visual variety. The loose narrative and relatable settings aim to give viewers a sense of identity.
Evaluation question 5
The document discusses how the magazine addressed and attracted its target audience of young people. It used several design elements aimed at younger readers, including a bright pink color scheme, sans serif fonts, slang language, casual imagery of musicians, and short snippets of interviews. The contents page separated articles into clear sections and included social media logos. Overall, the magazine was designed with visuals, topics, and a style that would appeal specifically to and be easily understood by its youthful target demographic.
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This document discusses the conventions and forms used in the student's media magazine project. It begins by outlining the purpose and typical elements of magazines. It then examines the conventions used on the front cover, contents page, and double page spread of the student's magazine, comparing them to conventions in similar magazines. The student both conforms to and challenges some conventions - using a pink color on the front cover and including multiple pictures on the contents page to make their magazine stand out.
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- 1. EDITING IN INDESIGN EDITING MY DIGIPAK AND MAGAZINE ADVERT
- 2. Here I have set a photo of the graffiti wall across the three frames. I cropped this image down to only the art on the wall (not the surrounding background) and enhanced the exposure and contrast. To place my image, I created a picture frame and placed my image into it, then changed the fitting of the image so that it fit the frame proportionally. Once I had placed my image, I thought it looked too messy with all of the colour, so tried it out in black and white. I am much more pleased with this result as I think it looks more professional and fitting with the theme. I am still going to keep the rest of my digipak in colour though to tie in with my video and keep it consistent.
- 3. I have added text onto my inner three panels to make it more appealing. I have added a message from the artist to add a personal touch to the digipak. I had to keep this text in capital letters as when it’s in lowercase, the letters get lost in the background. I also included a handwritten font at the bottom to imitate the artist signing his name. On the right hand side, I have included a website for the record label which I have named ‘Highland Records’ with a small simple logo. Other than that, I want to keep the rest of these three panels relatively plain because I think the busy background speaks for itself.
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