Digipak: Production Process
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I made several changes to improve the design and readability of my music digipak based on feedback from my target audience: 1. I cropped the main picture to focus attention on the artist and changed formatting to make the thank you message and track list clearer. 2. I added effects like vibrancy and blurring to enhance the emotions conveyed in the pictures while changing fonts and colors to draw attention. 3. Minor design elements like borders and bright colors were removed after testing as they distracted from the overall professional and cohesive theme.
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Website process first draft
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Song breakdown
The song describes a person who feels unable to communicate effectively but remains resilient in the face of criticism and attacks. Though people try to "shoot her down", she is "bulletproof" and refuses to fall. She compares herself to the strong metal titanium, implying an ability to withstand attacks and pressure without being damaged or defeated.
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Purpose of a music video
Music videos can help promote artists and sell their image to audiences. They allow audiences to connect with the artist and understand the song's storyline. Producing high quality music videos that audiences enjoy watching can also help artists make money through views on platforms like YouTube. An effective music video should represent the artist's intended image and complement the song's lyrics and meaning.
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