The three media products of a promotional music video, digipak, and poster effectively introduce the artist Avocet. They portray her as a young gothic indie-rock artist with a mysterious public image. This is achieved through uniform dark coloring, black costumes, monstrous makeup, typography, and camera angles across all three products. Consistency in visual elements like a skull makeup motif and color scheme help audiences recognize the relationship between the products and establish Avocet's public image. Editing techniques, framing, and the use of symbols like birds are applied intentionally across the products to further develop the artist's image and narrative.
How effective is the combination of your main?melodymacarthy
The three media products of a promotional music video, poster, and album digipak were designed to introduce the artist 'Avocet' and establish a consistent public image. Uniform dark coloring, black costumes, monstrous makeup, typography, and camera angles were used across all three products to portray Avocet as a mysterious yet innocent gothic indie artist. Editing techniques like darkening effects, framing, and intertextual references to other artists were employed to emphasize the sinister themes and connect the products visually. Birds were featured as a motif to represent the artist's desire for freedom within the imposed 'monster' persona.
The three media products of a promotional video, digipak, and poster effectively establish the public image of the indie artist Avocet. The products portray Avocet as a young, gothic artist with an innocent yet mysterious persona. Visual elements like dark coloring, costumes, makeup, and camera angles create uniformity across the products to connect them and allow audiences to recognize Avocet's brand. The combination of the main video product and ancillary texts like the shared skull motif successfully promote the digipak and artist's image to target audiences.
How effective is the combination of your main?melodymacarthy
The document provides an analysis of three media products - a promotional video, digipak, and poster - created to introduce an indie rock artist named Avocet. The products utilize a consistent dark color scheme, makeup, and imagery to portray the artist as a mysterious yet innocent gothic figure. Editing techniques and intertextual references are used to connect the products and establish the artist's public image.
How effective is the combination of your main?melodymacarthy
The document summarizes and analyzes three media products - a promotional video, digipak, and poster - created to introduce an indie-rock artist named Avocet. Uniform design elements across the products help establish the artist's mysterious yet innocent public image. Techniques like makeup, framing, color palette, and intertextual references with other artists are used consistently to connect the products and develop the artist's brand. The combination of the main video and ancillary texts effectively promotes the digipak and markets the artist to their target young audience.
The document discusses the color scheme, imagery, typography, and context of text used across the creator's music video, digipak, and magazine advertisement to create synergy between the products. A consistent blue-grey color scheme represents sorrow and is featured in all products to tie them together. Imagery like silhouette profiles of the main character and flowers reference the music video's narrative. Matching fonts establish the band's identity and flow between products. Together these design elements make the products appear cohesive and further the band's brand.
The document discusses how synergy was created across a music video, digipak, and magazine advertisement. Synergy was achieved through consistent design elements like color schemes, motifs, and imagery. Location was also synergetic by featuring a dark stage setting. Showcasing the main actors created recognition across materials, though not all actors were equally represented. In conclusion, design elements were most synergetic, but representation of characters and themes could be improved.
Media technologies played an important role throughout the construction and evaluation of the music video project. Soundcloud was used to find the track, YouTube and Vimeo to research other music videos. Adobe Premier Pro was used to edit the video, altering colors, adding split screens, and syncing the music. A Canon camera filmed footage and a Lomokino was used to take photos with a softer focus. Photoshop edited prints, altering colors and layouts. Blogger hosted research, inspiration, and the final video, and feedback was gathered through YouTube comments, questionnaires, and social media.
1) The digipak and magazine advert effectively promote the music video through consistent visual references to the video's locations, colors, and themes. Drawings and stills from the video are featured throughout the digipak in different color variations, and the magazine advert also includes a drawing from the video.
2) These visual connections create a coherent promotional package that allows the audience to easily recognize motifs from the video. The drawings aim to reflect the video's narrative of a female protagonist's personal journey of self-discovery.
3) Cultural references to folk albums and artists further enhance the promotion by connecting it to the genre and adding layers of meaning relating to themes of finding identity and inspiration.
How effective is the combination of your main?melodymacarthy
The three media products of a promotional music video, poster, and album digipak were designed to introduce the artist 'Avocet' and establish a consistent public image. Uniform dark coloring, black costumes, monstrous makeup, typography, and camera angles were used across all three products to portray Avocet as a mysterious yet innocent gothic indie artist. Editing techniques like darkening effects, framing, and intertextual references to other artists were employed to emphasize the sinister themes and connect the products visually. Birds were featured as a motif to represent the artist's desire for freedom within the imposed 'monster' persona.
The three media products of a promotional video, digipak, and poster effectively establish the public image of the indie artist Avocet. The products portray Avocet as a young, gothic artist with an innocent yet mysterious persona. Visual elements like dark coloring, costumes, makeup, and camera angles create uniformity across the products to connect them and allow audiences to recognize Avocet's brand. The combination of the main video product and ancillary texts like the shared skull motif successfully promote the digipak and artist's image to target audiences.
How effective is the combination of your main?melodymacarthy
The document provides an analysis of three media products - a promotional video, digipak, and poster - created to introduce an indie rock artist named Avocet. The products utilize a consistent dark color scheme, makeup, and imagery to portray the artist as a mysterious yet innocent gothic figure. Editing techniques and intertextual references are used to connect the products and establish the artist's public image.
How effective is the combination of your main?melodymacarthy
The document summarizes and analyzes three media products - a promotional video, digipak, and poster - created to introduce an indie-rock artist named Avocet. Uniform design elements across the products help establish the artist's mysterious yet innocent public image. Techniques like makeup, framing, color palette, and intertextual references with other artists are used consistently to connect the products and develop the artist's brand. The combination of the main video and ancillary texts effectively promotes the digipak and markets the artist to their target young audience.
The document discusses the color scheme, imagery, typography, and context of text used across the creator's music video, digipak, and magazine advertisement to create synergy between the products. A consistent blue-grey color scheme represents sorrow and is featured in all products to tie them together. Imagery like silhouette profiles of the main character and flowers reference the music video's narrative. Matching fonts establish the band's identity and flow between products. Together these design elements make the products appear cohesive and further the band's brand.
The document discusses how synergy was created across a music video, digipak, and magazine advertisement. Synergy was achieved through consistent design elements like color schemes, motifs, and imagery. Location was also synergetic by featuring a dark stage setting. Showcasing the main actors created recognition across materials, though not all actors were equally represented. In conclusion, design elements were most synergetic, but representation of characters and themes could be improved.
Media technologies played an important role throughout the construction and evaluation of the music video project. Soundcloud was used to find the track, YouTube and Vimeo to research other music videos. Adobe Premier Pro was used to edit the video, altering colors, adding split screens, and syncing the music. A Canon camera filmed footage and a Lomokino was used to take photos with a softer focus. Photoshop edited prints, altering colors and layouts. Blogger hosted research, inspiration, and the final video, and feedback was gathered through YouTube comments, questionnaires, and social media.
1) The digipak and magazine advert effectively promote the music video through consistent visual references to the video's locations, colors, and themes. Drawings and stills from the video are featured throughout the digipak in different color variations, and the magazine advert also includes a drawing from the video.
2) These visual connections create a coherent promotional package that allows the audience to easily recognize motifs from the video. The drawings aim to reflect the video's narrative of a female protagonist's personal journey of self-discovery.
3) Cultural references to folk albums and artists further enhance the promotion by connecting it to the genre and adding layers of meaning relating to themes of finding identity and inspiration.
The combination of the main product (music video) and ancillary texts (digipak and magazine ad) is highly effective in creating a coherent promotional package that references various elements of the music video.
The digipak panels use drawings, locations, and color schemes that directly reflect and reference scenes from the music video, telling the narrative and journey of the protagonist through the changing colors. The magazine ad also features the protagonist in a hand-drawn image of a scene from the video shot, tying it back to the overall package. While breaking some conventions, the promotional materials as a whole successfully engage the target audience by reflecting themes of finding identity and independence.
The document discusses how the creator used three products - a music video, poster, and digipak - to convey a repetitive theme of "rising to the top" and achieving greatness. Binary oppositions of dark vs light were used to represent failure and success. The name of the band and song were included in all products to promote the video. Key images like the singer Ben and a piano were featured prominently to create recognition and relationship between the products and band. The combination of the three products effectively promoted the video's message and the band.
According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way that a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyways. Because bees don't care what humans think is impossible.
This document discusses the design conventions used in creating print materials to promote a folk music album. It summarizes the design choices for each of the four panels of the digipak packaging as well as a magazine advertisement. Across all materials, minimal drawings and simple color schemes were used to reflect the naturalistic style of folk music. Specific conventions from other folk and rock album packaging were implemented, such as contrasting colors across panels and stretching an image over two panels, while some elements were rearranged or modified for visual interest. The overall goal was to connect the print materials to the folk genre and music video through consistent design elements.
The document discusses the conventions used in the creation of a music video for a folk/rock track. It follows conventions of the genre such as a focus on natural imagery and locations. It uses a lone female protagonist, colour alterations, and split screen/montage editing to challenge conventions while appealing to the target audience. The representation of the female character as independent also challenges typical music video gender representations. Overall, the video aims to balance following genre conventions with some unconventional techniques.
The combination of the main product and ancillary texts is highly effective in referencing the music video and reflecting the genre of folk. The digipak panels use drawings and stills from the video with consistent and changing colors to represent the protagonist's journey. Panel 1 uses blue to match the video, while panels 2-3 use yellow. Panel 4 features a green drawing and still. The magazine ad also references the video with a drawing of the protagonist in the museum from the shoot. The cohesive design across materials creates audience appeal and presents the narrative and genre.
The document discusses the use of typography, sets, costumes, lighting, editing, and synergy across various media products to advertise Rihanna's song and album "Stay". Serif and sans serif fonts were used in the minimalist music video logo to represent formality and simplicity. Black was used extensively to symbolize class, pain, and sadness. Minimalistic sets focused attention on the artist. Costumes like a black slip could be seen as objectifying but also conveyed emotion. Lighting used high and low key effects and spotlights. Editing drained color in older footage to contrast emotions. Potential synergy products included perfume, t-shirts, and using the song in a film.
The document discusses the development of a psychological thriller film opening and a band's digipak.
For the film opening, the student aimed to convey the psychological thriller genre through tense music and red font, while focusing on a high school student rather than adult characters. Research informed conventions used, like suspenseful music and lighting, while some conventions were broken, like the teenage protagonist. Editing software like iMovie was used to create the opening.
For the digipak, the student aimed to represent the indie band's image and interests. Research of other bands' digipaks informed design conventions incorporated, while some were adapted, like a contrasting color scheme. Photography equipment and software like Photoshop were
The document discusses the development of a psychological thriller film opening. It summarizes:
1) The film opening conveys the psychological thriller genre through tense music and red font, while focusing on a high school student rather than adult characters seen in other films.
2) Research found audiences enjoy being scared by horror/psychological films. The film aims to appeal to younger audiences by focusing on a student's psychological problems in high school.
3) The opening sequence leaves the audience in suspense about the main character's motives through the use of conventions like music, lighting, and character perspectives.
The document describes the development process for artwork and packaging for a music release. It details how the designer experimented with different designs, images, fonts and layouts based on feedback. Key elements included photos from the music video shoot location and of the artists. The final designs incorporated natural, earthy tones and textures across the front and back covers and inside panels to create cohesion and reference different scenes from the video.
Effectivness of main product and ancillary tasksalfie1995
The main product is a short film about a man with 24-hour memory loss to emphasize the importance of memory. The ancillary tasks were a radio trailer and film poster. The radio trailer used dramatic music and voice effects to promote the film. The poster was difficult to design but drew inspiration from other successful posters to intrigue audiences. While all three products promote the memory theme individually, they are most effective when viewed as a cohesive unit that reinforces the importance of memory through different mediums.
The document discusses how the creator of a soap opera trailer used, developed, and challenged conventions of real media through their project. They based their trailer on conventions of the genre, including shot types and lighting seen in the Skins trailer. Feedback was received on the draft trailer, noting the abrupt music changes were cheesy and background music should be removed. The creator learned to improve the audio quality by dipping dialogue volumes and adding dramatic title cards to provide context, as is conventional. They removed the opening music track as suggested.
The music video uses concepts from the film "They Live" to challenge conventions of the genre. Shots were recorded at night with minimal lighting to create a dark, mysterious atmosphere. The video amplifies the song lyrics to add layers of meaning about capitalist society. Intertextuality with "They Live" is clear through the sunglasses concept and black/white zombie-like vision.
The band's branding uses red and black colors that connote darkness and mystery, fitting for a doom metal genre. The album cover artwork was inspired by a video game and printed inside the CD case. Lyrics in the booklet use old-style fonts for mystery. Together the elements create a dark, demonic atmosphere across all marketing
Final helena lopez a2 research-planning_2010-11HelenaLopez21
This document contains a student's media studies portfolio project which focuses on creating a teaser trailer for an urban drama film called "One Shot". The student discusses their target audience, details of the film genre and title, and provides screenshots and explanations of shots from the teaser trailer. The student also discusses feedback received on the teaser trailer from their media studies class and online viewers. Additionally, the portfolio includes details on the student's two ancillary projects - a film magazine cover and film poster. Examples of professional film magazine covers are provided and analyzed, and one attempt at a magazine cover by the student is critiqued based on audience feedback.
- Don Lafontaine was known as the voiceover artist for over 4,000 movie trailers since 1963, often beginning with the phrase "In a world..."
- Music is an important part of movie trailers but often the film score is not complete, so trailer editors source music from other movies, popular songs, or specially composed library music to set the tone
- For example, the trailer for Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events used music from Edward Scissorhands to remind viewers of that Tim Burton film
How have I used, developed or challenged the language of music videos? Mise e...harriet spalding
The document discusses the filming techniques and locations used in a music video. It describes shooting scenes of the drummer at home and biking through villages to establish the narrative. Performance shots at gigs were included to show the drummer's role in the band. Memory scenes at beaches, arcades, and BBQs were used to create a nostalgic summer vibe. Close-up and wide shots were utilized to make the audience feel close to the drummer as the video's focus. An orange color palette and vintage camera effects aimed to achieve a nostalgic style.
The document discusses the use of color schemes and imagery across a music video, magazine advertisement, and digipak created by the author. A consistent color palette of greys, blacks, whites, and mustard was used throughout to relate the themes of mental health issues and alcoholism. Blues were also used in the music video to convey sadness and anguish. Imagery like the main character's face and a signet ring were replicated across materials to create visual links. Font choices also aimed to establish tone and relate to conventions of the indie/alternative genre. Overall, the author believes the combination of media was aesthetically pleasing and helped further the brand identity through recognizable design elements.
The document discusses how the student used media technologies in the construction, research, planning, and evaluation of a music video and ancillary texts for a rap song. Key technologies used included YouTube, Google, and social media for research; Photoshop and Illustrator for editing images and designing ancillary texts; and iMovie and Final Cut Express for editing the music video. Audience feedback was gathered through surveys on the student's blog and analytics from sharing the music video on YouTube and social media. The combination of the main music video and ancillary texts like the album cover effectively conveyed a consistent message and style through similarities in imagery, fonts, and colors.
This project evaluates the different settings, in which a single song has been used to promote different products/services from different companies. How a song can be interpreted differently and take a different role in various executions, and how it is employed differently in those settings.
This document summarizes how the music video production conforms to and challenges conventions of the genre. It discusses conventions related to locations, lighting, performers, sound, titles, narrative structure, and more. The music video uses natural settings and lighting to conform to indie folk conventions, while challenging conventions through its use of shadows, minimal costumes, and ambiguous narrative structure open to different interpretations. Overall, the production aims to engage audiences while promoting the artist and song within genre conventions.
כל סרוויס - הפורטל לעסקים קטנים ובינונייםyaeldulman
פורטל ייחודי לעסקים קטנים ובינוניים - כל עסק בעמוד אחד עם כל מה שצריך כדי לקדם את העסק, כחלק מאתר גדול אופטימלי עבור הגולשים והלקוחות הפוטנציאליים, המאפשר פרסום אפקטיבי בעלות נמוכה
http://kolservice.com/add-listing/
The combination of the main product (music video) and ancillary texts (digipak and magazine ad) is highly effective in creating a coherent promotional package that references various elements of the music video.
The digipak panels use drawings, locations, and color schemes that directly reflect and reference scenes from the music video, telling the narrative and journey of the protagonist through the changing colors. The magazine ad also features the protagonist in a hand-drawn image of a scene from the video shot, tying it back to the overall package. While breaking some conventions, the promotional materials as a whole successfully engage the target audience by reflecting themes of finding identity and independence.
The document discusses how the creator used three products - a music video, poster, and digipak - to convey a repetitive theme of "rising to the top" and achieving greatness. Binary oppositions of dark vs light were used to represent failure and success. The name of the band and song were included in all products to promote the video. Key images like the singer Ben and a piano were featured prominently to create recognition and relationship between the products and band. The combination of the three products effectively promoted the video's message and the band.
According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way that a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyways. Because bees don't care what humans think is impossible.
This document discusses the design conventions used in creating print materials to promote a folk music album. It summarizes the design choices for each of the four panels of the digipak packaging as well as a magazine advertisement. Across all materials, minimal drawings and simple color schemes were used to reflect the naturalistic style of folk music. Specific conventions from other folk and rock album packaging were implemented, such as contrasting colors across panels and stretching an image over two panels, while some elements were rearranged or modified for visual interest. The overall goal was to connect the print materials to the folk genre and music video through consistent design elements.
The document discusses the conventions used in the creation of a music video for a folk/rock track. It follows conventions of the genre such as a focus on natural imagery and locations. It uses a lone female protagonist, colour alterations, and split screen/montage editing to challenge conventions while appealing to the target audience. The representation of the female character as independent also challenges typical music video gender representations. Overall, the video aims to balance following genre conventions with some unconventional techniques.
The combination of the main product and ancillary texts is highly effective in referencing the music video and reflecting the genre of folk. The digipak panels use drawings and stills from the video with consistent and changing colors to represent the protagonist's journey. Panel 1 uses blue to match the video, while panels 2-3 use yellow. Panel 4 features a green drawing and still. The magazine ad also references the video with a drawing of the protagonist in the museum from the shoot. The cohesive design across materials creates audience appeal and presents the narrative and genre.
The document discusses the use of typography, sets, costumes, lighting, editing, and synergy across various media products to advertise Rihanna's song and album "Stay". Serif and sans serif fonts were used in the minimalist music video logo to represent formality and simplicity. Black was used extensively to symbolize class, pain, and sadness. Minimalistic sets focused attention on the artist. Costumes like a black slip could be seen as objectifying but also conveyed emotion. Lighting used high and low key effects and spotlights. Editing drained color in older footage to contrast emotions. Potential synergy products included perfume, t-shirts, and using the song in a film.
The document discusses the development of a psychological thriller film opening and a band's digipak.
For the film opening, the student aimed to convey the psychological thriller genre through tense music and red font, while focusing on a high school student rather than adult characters. Research informed conventions used, like suspenseful music and lighting, while some conventions were broken, like the teenage protagonist. Editing software like iMovie was used to create the opening.
For the digipak, the student aimed to represent the indie band's image and interests. Research of other bands' digipaks informed design conventions incorporated, while some were adapted, like a contrasting color scheme. Photography equipment and software like Photoshop were
The document discusses the development of a psychological thriller film opening. It summarizes:
1) The film opening conveys the psychological thriller genre through tense music and red font, while focusing on a high school student rather than adult characters seen in other films.
2) Research found audiences enjoy being scared by horror/psychological films. The film aims to appeal to younger audiences by focusing on a student's psychological problems in high school.
3) The opening sequence leaves the audience in suspense about the main character's motives through the use of conventions like music, lighting, and character perspectives.
The document describes the development process for artwork and packaging for a music release. It details how the designer experimented with different designs, images, fonts and layouts based on feedback. Key elements included photos from the music video shoot location and of the artists. The final designs incorporated natural, earthy tones and textures across the front and back covers and inside panels to create cohesion and reference different scenes from the video.
Effectivness of main product and ancillary tasksalfie1995
The main product is a short film about a man with 24-hour memory loss to emphasize the importance of memory. The ancillary tasks were a radio trailer and film poster. The radio trailer used dramatic music and voice effects to promote the film. The poster was difficult to design but drew inspiration from other successful posters to intrigue audiences. While all three products promote the memory theme individually, they are most effective when viewed as a cohesive unit that reinforces the importance of memory through different mediums.
The document discusses how the creator of a soap opera trailer used, developed, and challenged conventions of real media through their project. They based their trailer on conventions of the genre, including shot types and lighting seen in the Skins trailer. Feedback was received on the draft trailer, noting the abrupt music changes were cheesy and background music should be removed. The creator learned to improve the audio quality by dipping dialogue volumes and adding dramatic title cards to provide context, as is conventional. They removed the opening music track as suggested.
The music video uses concepts from the film "They Live" to challenge conventions of the genre. Shots were recorded at night with minimal lighting to create a dark, mysterious atmosphere. The video amplifies the song lyrics to add layers of meaning about capitalist society. Intertextuality with "They Live" is clear through the sunglasses concept and black/white zombie-like vision.
The band's branding uses red and black colors that connote darkness and mystery, fitting for a doom metal genre. The album cover artwork was inspired by a video game and printed inside the CD case. Lyrics in the booklet use old-style fonts for mystery. Together the elements create a dark, demonic atmosphere across all marketing
Final helena lopez a2 research-planning_2010-11HelenaLopez21
This document contains a student's media studies portfolio project which focuses on creating a teaser trailer for an urban drama film called "One Shot". The student discusses their target audience, details of the film genre and title, and provides screenshots and explanations of shots from the teaser trailer. The student also discusses feedback received on the teaser trailer from their media studies class and online viewers. Additionally, the portfolio includes details on the student's two ancillary projects - a film magazine cover and film poster. Examples of professional film magazine covers are provided and analyzed, and one attempt at a magazine cover by the student is critiqued based on audience feedback.
- Don Lafontaine was known as the voiceover artist for over 4,000 movie trailers since 1963, often beginning with the phrase "In a world..."
- Music is an important part of movie trailers but often the film score is not complete, so trailer editors source music from other movies, popular songs, or specially composed library music to set the tone
- For example, the trailer for Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events used music from Edward Scissorhands to remind viewers of that Tim Burton film
How have I used, developed or challenged the language of music videos? Mise e...harriet spalding
The document discusses the filming techniques and locations used in a music video. It describes shooting scenes of the drummer at home and biking through villages to establish the narrative. Performance shots at gigs were included to show the drummer's role in the band. Memory scenes at beaches, arcades, and BBQs were used to create a nostalgic summer vibe. Close-up and wide shots were utilized to make the audience feel close to the drummer as the video's focus. An orange color palette and vintage camera effects aimed to achieve a nostalgic style.
The document discusses the use of color schemes and imagery across a music video, magazine advertisement, and digipak created by the author. A consistent color palette of greys, blacks, whites, and mustard was used throughout to relate the themes of mental health issues and alcoholism. Blues were also used in the music video to convey sadness and anguish. Imagery like the main character's face and a signet ring were replicated across materials to create visual links. Font choices also aimed to establish tone and relate to conventions of the indie/alternative genre. Overall, the author believes the combination of media was aesthetically pleasing and helped further the brand identity through recognizable design elements.
The document discusses how the student used media technologies in the construction, research, planning, and evaluation of a music video and ancillary texts for a rap song. Key technologies used included YouTube, Google, and social media for research; Photoshop and Illustrator for editing images and designing ancillary texts; and iMovie and Final Cut Express for editing the music video. Audience feedback was gathered through surveys on the student's blog and analytics from sharing the music video on YouTube and social media. The combination of the main music video and ancillary texts like the album cover effectively conveyed a consistent message and style through similarities in imagery, fonts, and colors.
This project evaluates the different settings, in which a single song has been used to promote different products/services from different companies. How a song can be interpreted differently and take a different role in various executions, and how it is employed differently in those settings.
This document summarizes how the music video production conforms to and challenges conventions of the genre. It discusses conventions related to locations, lighting, performers, sound, titles, narrative structure, and more. The music video uses natural settings and lighting to conform to indie folk conventions, while challenging conventions through its use of shadows, minimal costumes, and ambiguous narrative structure open to different interpretations. Overall, the production aims to engage audiences while promoting the artist and song within genre conventions.
כל סרוויס - הפורטל לעסקים קטנים ובינונייםyaeldulman
פורטל ייחודי לעסקים קטנים ובינוניים - כל עסק בעמוד אחד עם כל מה שצריך כדי לקדם את העסק, כחלק מאתר גדול אופטימלי עבור הגולשים והלקוחות הפוטנציאליים, המאפשר פרסום אפקטיבי בעלות נמוכה
http://kolservice.com/add-listing/
This document provides instructions on treating common injuries and ailments with items found in a first aid kit. It recommends having a first aid manual to instruct on treating wounds, sprains, bites and other issues. The kit should contain tweezers for removing debris from wounds, alcohol swabs for cleaning injuries, antibiotic ointment to aid healing and prevent infection, adhesive bandages in various sizes, gauze pads for absorbing blood or forming bandages, medical tape to secure dressings, elastic bandages to immobilize sprains, pain relievers, and instant cold packs to reduce swelling without refrigeration.
Hochi Chuang presented on the DevOps practices at Here2Shop. Here2Shop uses Agile development methods like Scrum and focuses on continuous testing, deployment, and monitoring. They deploy Java applications to AWS using Jenkins, Selenium, and the AWS CLI. Their goals include improving the deployment process, integrating monitoring tools, and addressing security issues like content delivery and cross-site scripting. Chuang shared experiences transitioning to microservices and optimizing performance through caching.
A short yet comprehensive article about cats nutrition and what should we check when we're choosing with what to feed our domestic cats and kittens. From http://mewings.com/
Posters are commonly used to promote upcoming music events and commercial products. They typically feature an image of the artist to help audiences recognize who the poster is related to. The design of posters is largely dependent on the artist's image and what they want to promote. Other factors like the target audience, poster location, information limits, and costs also influence the design.
The document discusses the ways in which the media product challenges conventions of real albums. It summarizes:
1. The front cover uses a close-up image of the artist to portray them as reserved on the surface but more intense underneath, conveying their identity journey.
2. Interior shots continue revealing the artist's intensity, contrasting with typical indie album stylization.
3. Lighting, composition and camerawork choices like close-ups were made to balance realism with the surrealist genre style while strengthening the narrative and audience connection.
The document discusses how brand identity and media conventions were effectively used across a promotional package including a music video, digipack, and magazine ad. Consistent branding elements like logo font, color palette, and props (animal masks) were applied. The music video incorporated house music conventions like surreal narrative/visuals and changing lighting. Ancillary texts also drew from the video's cinematography, editing, mise-en-scene, and props to maintain brand recognition while promoting the artist and music. Overall, carrying branding and style elements across formats created a cohesive promotional experience for the target audience.
The document discusses the development and evaluation of cover designs, magazine advertisements, and inner panels for a music album. Key points:
- The initial cover draft featured illustrations from the music video against a dark background to portray reality vs. fiction. Feedback led to adding glow and color adjustments.
- A second cover draft added a "ripped paper" effect to feature the illustration and connote hidden stories behind outward appearances. Black and white was chosen over color to reference the video.
- Magazine advertisements were designed to incorporate the cover design. Reviews and social media logos were later added to provide context and expand the audience.
- Inner panel drafts featured close-up shots from the video to generate intimacy
The document discusses the development and evaluation of cover designs, magazine advertisements, and inner panels for a music album. Key points:
- The initial cover draft featured illustrations from the music video against a dark background to portray reality vs. fiction. Feedback led to adding glow and color adjustments.
- A second cover draft added a "ripped paper" effect to feature the illustration and connote hidden stories behind outward appearances. Black and white was chosen over color to reference the video.
- Magazine advertisements were designed to incorporate the cover design. Reviews and social media logos were later added to provide context and expand the audience.
- Inner panel drafts featured close-up shots from the video to generate intimacy
The document summarizes how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real media through techniques like camera shots, editing, sound, and mise-en-scene. It discusses using close-up shots of the artist and props to engage audiences and convey emotions. Feedback was gathered from audiences to understand how to improve the video and print products. A variety of media technologies were used in the research, planning, and evaluation stages.
The music video matches the conventions of the alternative rock genre through its lyrical references, slow pacing, and desaturated color scheme. Audience feedback found that most understood the theme of forbidden love and matched the video to the song. Suggested improvements included improving the lead singer's miming and stabilizing camera shots. New media technologies used included YouTube for research, Adobe software for editing and design, and online surveys for evaluation.
Music Video Evaluation (Demanding Eyes- Lips Like Braille)HarrisonPaulWheeler
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The combination of the music video and ancillary texts (digipak and magazine advert) is effective in promoting the artist's style and image. Motifs from the music video, like the jacket worn by the characters, are featured throughout the ancillary products to strengthen connections between the elements. Color schemes and designs are also carried over to maintain a consistent atmosphere and further develop the artist's star iconography across the entire promotional package.
1) The document discusses the promotion of a debut album and artist through various ancillary texts including a music video, magazine poster, and album digipak.
2) The poster and digipak utilize different imagery including Greek mythology and Renaissance art to portray a mystical theme and give clues to the artist's music.
3) Elements like repeated images, fonts, and symbols like the Greek statue create consistency that helps audiences recognize the artist across materials.
The combination of the main product with ancillary texts is very effective.
The panel designs and music video share identical themes that depict a fractured relationship. Consistent imagery of the beach and forest, along with similar color schemes and compositional techniques, create coherence across productions.
Generic conventions like natural lighting and landscapes are featured throughout to establish an indie-folk genre aesthetic. The relationship portrayed challenges heterosexual norms. Overall, connecting the ancillary texts to the lyrics and themes strengthens the promotional package.
The document discusses the links between a digipak, advertisement, and music video created to promote an album. Key elements were carried over between the materials to tie them together, like using graffiti from the music video throughout the digipak and having the artist photographed in the same location for the advertisement and digipak back cover. Dark lighting and themes of depression from the narrative music video were also reflected in the print materials. This was to help audiences connect the different elements and understand the full story being told across the promotional campaign.
The document discusses how the designer of a music album package effectively linked the ancillary texts (digipack panels, flyer, magazine ad) to the main product (music video).
The designer used consistent motifs and images across all materials, primarily focusing on the main female character from the video. On the album cover and panels, she is depicted holding a gun to represent empowerment and the video's message. Colors, fonts, and effects from the video like split screens are also replicated. The materials work together to tell the story and themes of the video in a coherent promotional package.
The document discusses how the creator's music video, website, and other products represent conventions of the electronic dance music genre while also challenging stereotypes. Elements like lighting, costumes, settings, and camera work are used to portray themes of isolation and existentialism among urban youth. Color, font, and imagery create a consistent branding and sense of connection across all the products. Shots that establish a sense of place or direct address are meant to engage the target audience of young electronic music fans. Research into other artists informed the use of genre conventions in a way that also presented something new.
Our media product follows many conventions of existing media such as music videos, album artwork, and advertisements. It includes shots of the band playing that are commonly found in rock/metal music videos. The narrative portion uses camerawork and editing techniques from horror films to create fear and suspense. The album design incorporates elements from the source artist Avenged Sevenfold, such as their logo and font, to make it recognizable to fans. Social media integration in the advertisement also reflects real media trends. Overall, the product aims to appear professional and realistic by adopting conventions from other real media products within the genre.
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The document provides an in-depth analysis of how the media producer's music video product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music videos and DVD covers. Some key points:
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2) Elements like mirrors, TVs, and candles enhance the punk genre's concept of rebellion against society and challenge audiences to look past superficial political messages.
3) Camera angles, lighting, and shots mimic those in the Three Days Grace video "Animal I Have Become" to create atmosphere and tension.
4) The DVD cover takes inspiration from albums like
The document provides an evaluation of a student's media product which included a music promo video, DVD cover, and advertisement. Based on audience feedback, the student learned that their target audience primarily listened to punk music and preferred horror-based narratives. Most of the audience downloaded music instead of buying CDs, and were aged 15-18 years old. The music promo video was well-received, achieving high ratings for its costume, lighting, story, camera work, effects, and continuity. The combination of the main and ancillary texts was effective as they shared a common gothic aesthetic and used similar images. The student used feedback to further develop their work and better appeal to their target audience.
The document provides an in-depth analysis of how the student's media product challenges and develops conventions of real music videos and album covers.
For the music video, the student manipulated concepts from Green Day's "21 Guns" by using a chainsaw instead of guns. Camera angles, lighting, and shots from Three Days Grace's "Animal I Have Become" were also developed. Religious and Gothic imagery were incorporated to appeal to different audiences.
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Our media product follows many conventions of existing media such as music videos, album artwork, and advertisements. The music video for "Nightmare" by Avenged Sevenfold uses typical camerawork found in rock/metal videos such as wide shots of the band playing and close-ups of guitarists playing back-to-back. The video also includes a narrative storyline that builds fear and suspense through the use of lighting, editing techniques, and costumes/makeup inspired by horror films. The album digipak and magazine advertisement similarly implement recognizable design elements from Avenged Sevenfold and other bands to appear authentic.
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2. MAIN PRODUCT AND TWO ANCILLARY TASKS
Link to main product; the promotional
music video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0d607
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3. The three media products are effectively combined to introduce the artist ‘avocet’ as a young, gothic indie-rock artist with a
mysterious and ominous yet innocent public image. This is elucidated through the uniform dark colouring, black
costume, monstrous makeup, typography and camera angles. Uniformity in the production of media products is essential for
establishing the artist’s public image and allowing audience to recognise the relationship between the artist and the commercial
products. The construction and planning of the main product and ancillary texts utilised the visual and design conventions of
posters, digipaks and promotional videos in order to develop three individual products with distinctive characteristics that audience
will recognise as related through the use of mise en scene, effects and camera shots.
4. Colouring uniform is a typical convention used in indie rock music
videos.
The main product has a distinctive colour scheme. The colours black
and blue are predominant in the video, particularly the
performance aspects. However, there are scenes in which the
colour scheme is not utilised such as the opening sequence in
which a black and white effect has been applied to the visuals.
Nevertheless, the absence of the branded colour theme
emphasises the scene in which the selected colour scheme
dominates the visuals.
Alternatively, the album design utilises the generic colour scheme
but also incorporates a green colouring to advocate the album title
‘the monster experiment’. The green has a harsh, cold impression
which effectively communicates the dysfunctional emotional
concept which may be recognised in the leading single ‘into a
monster’.
5. The ancillary texts and the main product utilise Andrew Goodwin’s theory by using a common motif to
develop a strong connection between the three products. This technique ensures that the
audience will be able to recognise the relationship. The calavera makeup is present in all three
products. The sugar skull imagery elucidates the strong gothic theme which is incorporated into
each product. The focus on the peculiar and vivid makeup design effectively highlights the
bleak, intense, and nostalgic connotations in the music in addition to producing a strong visual
link between the products.
THEORY
6. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF A BLACK BACKGROUND
In this shot the performer is isolated by the
dark surroundings.
The shot informs the audience of the gothic and dark
concept as black is often associated with morose, death
and evil. The combination of the skull monster makeup
upon the artist’s face and the black connotations may
illuminate the supernatural features in the music video,
and digipak.
The contrast between the artist’s light physical
features and the deep black background
subsequently accentuates the detail of her facial
appearance.
7. THE BLACK CLOAK
The black cloak which is worn in the photographs used in the digipak, and the music video was inspired by
the music video ‘I’ll follow rivers ‘by Lykke li. The video displays the performer in a pure black cloak which
covers her face and body. The lack of exposure encourages the audience to continue to view the music
video as the viewer may feel inclined to witness the reveal of the performers true identity. This technique is
employed in the opening lyrics of the main product , the event poster and the back cover of the digipak in
order to promote the artists through mystery and ambiguity.
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The black cloak reinforces the supernatural
elements in the texts. Popular examples of black
cloaks include the infamous fictional character
‘Dracula’, and the well-known Harry Potter’s wizard
characters. The popularity of black cloaks as the
costume of supernatural characters effectively
depicts this concept in the three media texts.
8. CAMERA ANGLES
The close up shot creates a dramatic, detailed and intimate effect which reflects the
passion and intensity of the music. The front cover displays the ‘monster’ version of
Avocet, whereas the closeu p shot used in the early stage of the music video depicts
the singer’s natural appearance. This provides the audience with an opportunity to
compare the two presentations and recognise the artist’s multifaceted public image.
Moreover, the contrast supports the narrative as the difference illustrates the
development of Avocet becoming a ‘monster’.
The close up shot used for the front cover features the artist looking
upwards, this is to accentuate the feeling of being trapped by the monster
façade as facing skywards connotes the idea of the singer ‘wanting to be free
like a bird in the sky’. Alternatively, in the close up shot used in the music video
the performer engages in direct eye contact to depict the idea of this
presentation being her true identity. The contrasting poses builds an intimate
bond between the audience and artist because the viewer may feel sympathetic
towards the emotional turmoil presented in the front cover and will be engaged
9. BIRDS
The lyric analysis revealed that a need for freedom was an apparent connotation in the song ‘won’t
you just let me be?...you’ve stolen all my identity, a person that I don’t want to be’.
Therefore, using this idea, the theme of birds was employed in the construction of the media
products.
The singer is shown to be facing upwards in the
shot to communicate the idea of her wanting to be
free like a bird. This is reinforced by the two bird
wings projected onto her body.
The theme of birds has been applied to the logo which is
present on the poster and the back cover of the digipak. The
design was inspired by the black and white colouring of an
avocet as well as the bird’s long beak. The similarity between
the logo and the appearance of an avocet is used to accentuate
the idea of freedom which is associated with birds.
Below are examples of birds which inspired or appear in the music video. The avocet’s black and white features, the
fragility and elegance of the swan and the shot of several birds flying away into the distance, is used to communicate the
singer’s delicate and innocence image to the audience.
10. EDITINGUsing a range of editing technologies including Adobe premier pro, Pixlr.com and
Adobe Photoshop, the visuals used in the digipak and music video were
manipulated to produce a powerful and stimulating image. For example, the front
cover conveys a close up shot of the performer looking upwards to symbolise her
need for freedom . However, a whitening effect is applied to the iris of the eyes to
illuminate the supernatural and gothic elements in the text. Moreover, a darkening
effect is used to intensify the deep colours and add a harsh, poignant and vibrant
effect.
A different range of effects were employed in the
production of the music video. Similarly to the
digipak, a darkening effect was applied to the
majority of clips. For example, using the ‘Levels’
video effect, the dark colours in the below screen
shots were increased to highlight the sinister
themes and conform to the rock genre convention of
dark imagery. As inspired by alternative/indie
promotional videos such as ‘little talks’ and ‘Young
folks’, a gradient effect was applied to two of the
below images . The function produces cartoon-like
graphics which effectively demonstrates the surreal
and supernatural concept. These editing techniques
are combined to successfully communicate the
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11. FRAMING
The image used for the front cover of the digipak is
also present on the inside cover. The framing of
the photograph was transformed into an
extreme close up shot. The effect used on the
image depicts three cropped versions of the
image which are combined to emphasises and
isolates the presence of the performer’s eyes to
further elucidate the significance of the pose.
The monster image is also advocated by the
repetition; the unusual makeup used on the
performer’s oral area in addition to the close
shot ,stresses the sinister and monstrous artist
image. The framing design in the music video
changed in correspondence with the
conceptual idea present in the shot.
A zoom in effect was applied to the shot
which initially presents the singer from
a far distance in order to depict her
isolation and emphasise the idea of
her being imprisoned by the monster
persona
The below shot was changed into a mid shot
to illuminate the passion in the singer’s
facial expression.
The above midshot was altered into a close
up shot in order to engage the
audience through the clear and direct
eye contact in addition to increasing the
intimacy between the viewer and
performer
12. TYPOGRAPHY
The use of fonts is consistent in
the digipak and poster. A ‘wood
cutterfence’ and’ impact label
reverse’ font is apparent on both
products and is utilised to produce
differing effects.
Similarly to the front cover image and the
below shot of the performer in a small
space, the artist’s title is centrally positioned to
emphasise the singer’s importance as the
conventional central placement attracts the
audience’s attention and connotes the idea of
power and eminence which is essential for
establishing an artist’s image and status in the
industry.
The ‘Woodcutter fence’ font used for the album title on the digipak and poster is employed to resemble the wood scene in the
music video. The design resembles the harsh and coarse twigs and branches on the trees. The performer is shown to be walking
in the woods during the second verse of the music video and the scene portrays the performer discovering the cursed flower which
turns her into a monster. A linear narrative is present in the music video and the scene signifies the beginning of the developed
gothic and monstrous artist image. Similarly, the performer’s title is placed at the top of the poster to reflect the idea of the wood
scene being the beginning of the transformation.
The ‘impact label reverse’ font
style adds a powerful effect to the
information. The title is eye-
capturing through the bold
colouring, large size and unusual
design. The reviews for the album
use the font to accentuate the
information and convey the rock
genre as rock posters typically
use capitalised lettering to mirror
the raucous and boisterous music.
13. MARKETING AND BRANDING: USP
Branding the artist is an important process for promoting a new artist. Creating an artist brand uses
an appealing platform to summarise the artist and displays their appealing qualities to the target
demographic. A unique selling point is vital for publicising a new artist in the music
industry, Avocet is a young , white female who is also a trained ballet dancer. The debut single
features the typical ‘girl next door’ appearance turning into a gothic monster creature. The
performer may be viewed as an unconventional adaptation of the generic ‘good girl gone bad’
presentation which is famed by artists such as Rihanna.
A typical artist branding technique includes logos, the Avocet logo conforms to the multifaceted
artist image and employed in various products in order to build a consistent visual style and
reputation for the artist. The innocent young girl presentation is a typical singer archetype
which is presented in the logo (the bird-like design accentuates her fragility and elegance) and
the music video (white dress to represent purity and vulnerability). The modern feminine
youthful representation provides fans with an identity that is recognisable and relatable.
Alternatively, the monster characterisation embodies adolescent angst and rebellion.
Thus, providing an outlandish, outcast role model image which numerous young people will be
able to identify with. The capital A in the centre of the logo elucidates this representation through
14. HOW EFFECTIVE IS THE COMBINATION OF YOUR
MAIN PRODUCT AND ANCILLARY TEXTS?
In conclusion, the music video, digipak and poster are effectively combined to promote
market the purchasable digipak and the artist’s multifaceted image and to appeal to
the target audience of young people with a preference for rock and indie/alternative.
The consistent use of makeup, framing and colour imagery distinguishes the artist’s
public image. The consistent presentational design enables the niche audience to
identify the performer and recognise the singer’s relatable and appealing elements
such as youth, modern fashion sense and eccentric music style.