Logo And Record Company Logo For My Band (Overexposed)
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The document discusses logos created by Connor Crosby for his group's record label and band. The record label logo "BCES Productions" was originally created for another school assignment and was reused here for continuity. The band logo takes inspiration from The 1975 band's simple rectangular logo by using an upside down triangle, representing the band's alternative/indie rock genre. Both logos were created in Adobe Photoshop CS6 and are consistently used across various marketing materials to help the audience identify the band.
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The group created a logo called BCES Productions for their band, with each letter representing a band member. They designed the logo in Photoshop with a glowing effect to look professional. They are proud to use this logo on their music video, magazine poster, and digipak to promote their alternative rock style. The simple yet unique logo helps audiences identify their band across different media.
Band logo and record company logo
The group created a logo called BCES Productions for their band, with each letter representing a band member. They designed the logo in Photoshop with a glowing effect to look professional. They are proud to use this logo on their music video, magazine poster, and digipak to promote their alternative rock style. The simple yet unique logo helps audiences identify their band across different media.
Question 2
The document discusses creating continuity and synergy across various music products for a band called Crystal Whites, including their magazine advert, digipak, CD, lyric booklet, and music video. Key elements that provide continuity include using the same images, fonts, color schemes, and representations of the band members across products. Social media logos on the magazine advert promote the music video and band profile pages allow audiences to learn more about Crystal Whites.
Magazine Advertisement Development Diary
The document summarizes the design process for a magazine advertisement for the album release of the band The Maccabees. Key details include:
- The font and layout of the advertisement matches the album cover to create recognition.
- Additional information like the band's website and record label are included to provide more information to interested viewers.
- The main image is manipulated in Photoshop to give it a vintage, sepia-toned look and make colors stand out more to attract attention.
- Elements like the magazine logo, star rating, and quirky graphic elements are used to make the ad look professional and appealing to the target audience.
Evaluationmusicvideoquestion1 spf
The media product uses and develops conventions of the indie/rock music genre. It presents the band performing and with their instruments throughout the music video, similar to other bands. It challenges conventions by using a studio setting rather than filming in front of an audience. Close-ups of the band members develop individual star personas while emphasizing the front man to create a central star to identify with. Shots and fading are used to represent the mood of the music. The album cover features the whole band and uses shots from the video to interlink the products and brand identity. Recurring logos and labeling the record label are used to achieve instant recognition typical of the genre.
Question 1 finalo
The document discusses how the media product was inspired by and develops conventions of real music videos and albums. It was inspired by videos from Rita Ora and Redlight that use intimate shots and party themes. It develops conventions by using only one location with changing backgrounds, focusing more on the female artist's lip syncing than the male DJing, and including the track list inside rather than on the back of the digipak. Overall, the media product was meant to have a fun, energetic vibe while also challenging conventions in its presentation.
A2 Media Evaluation Question 2 - 2016
1) The document discusses the creation of a music video and two ancillary tasks - a digipak and magazine advert - to promote the artist.
2) For the digipak, the author researched conventions, explored design ideas inspired by the album name "Animal", and prototyped a physical copy for feedback.
3) For the magazine advert, the author analyzed styles and included the album cover, band information, and a link to the website to promote the release.
Question 2
The document discusses the process of creating ancillary materials like logos, CD covers, and advertisements for an indie pop girl band called Sassy. It describes how they looked to other bands for inspiration and experimented with different fonts, layouts, and photos. Through feedback from focus groups and research, they realized their initial designs were unrealistic or unclear. They simplified the designs to be more professional, using larger fonts, portrait orientations, and photos that better represented the band's image and album concept of "pulling shapes." The final CD cover and advertisement designs were consistent in using photos from their music video shoot.
Evaluation - Question One
The document discusses conventions used in magazine advertisements, digipaks, and music videos based on research conducted. Some conventions that were followed include using bold fonts and logos, consistent color schemes, and including release dates and track lists. Some conventions that were challenged include adding social media icons, images under discs in the digipak, and combining a storyline with live performances in the music video. Overall, the document aims to develop an understanding of conventions in different media based on research, and how the created media products both follow and challenge established conventions.
A2 Media Studies - Evaluation
This document discusses the pre-production process for a music video project merging dubstep and hip-hop genres. It describes researching existing music videos in these genres. A storyboard and shooting schedule were created, and potential locations were scouted. Permission was sought from the artist who created the instrumental track to use it for the project.
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The document discusses conventions seen in grime music digipaks and magazine advertisements that were analyzed and researched. It notes that grime digipaks typically feature prominent images of the artist to promote recognition. The front covers focus most on the artist and have the artist name in the largest, boldest text. The digipak images are often edited for a filtered black-and-white effect for continuity. Magazine advertisements also aim to prominently feature the artist name in large text and use vibrant colors and images to catch attention, mirroring conventions of artists like Skepta and Wiley.
Evaluation sarine
The document discusses a promotional package created by the author's group for a club/bassline music album. It includes a music video, CD cover, and magazine advertisement. The CD cover created by the author uses layered images of the artists in revealing costumes against colorful backgrounds and patterns to attract their target 18+ audience interested in dancing and partying. Elements of the cover draw from conventions while also challenging norms through the revealing imagery meant to intrigue the niche market audience.
Question 2
The combination of the music video, digipak, and website are effective for promoting the band's house music genre. The digipak and website complement the music video by continuing its themes of fun, enjoyment, and mystery through their simple designs and focus on the audience experience. Researching other house music artists helped ensure the ancillary products matched the codes and conventions of the genre portrayed in the music video.
Question 2
This document discusses the process of creating ancillary materials like a CD cover and advertisement for an indie pop girl band called Sassy. It describes researching other bands for inspiration, experimenting with different fonts and layouts, taking professional photos, and making revisions based on feedback. The key aspects are choosing a recognizable logo, representing the band's style and personalities visually, and creating a simple yet eye-catching design for the target audience.
Question 2
The band created ancillary materials to promote their indie-pop music. They looked to other girl bands for inspiration on conveying their girly image through colorful logos and photos. After feedback, they simplified their advertisement to a close-up photo of the band pulling shapes with their large logo. For the CD cover, they similarly used a consistent photo from their music video on the front and back, with individual band photos inside and balloons for the track list.
Question 2
The document discusses the process of creating ancillary materials like logos, advertisements, and CD covers for an indie pop girl band called Sassy. It describes how they experimented with different fonts, layouts, photos and designs based on research of other pop artists. They received feedback that their initial designs were unrealistic and didn't represent the band's image well. So they simplified the designs, choosing cleaner fonts and a photo that showed the band literally "pulling shapes" as their album is called. For the final CD cover, they also changed to using the advertisement design for consistency across their materials.
A2 Media Evaluation Proper
The group produced a music video and print materials for a pop/punk band. They drew inspiration from comedy music videos like one by Smosh. The video featured band performance shots and the group messing around to create a fun atmosphere. For the print materials, they developed a strong brand identity centered around the band's logo, name, and colors of green and pink. Audience testing showed the video and materials successfully captured the genre and were well-received.
Question 1
This document summarizes the key ways in which the media product uses and develops conventions of real music videos and media products. It discusses conventions of music videos such as demonstrating genre characteristics and relationships between lyrics, music, and visuals. It then describes how the media product incorporates these conventions, such as through shots that reference other music videos and the use of close-ups, angles, and imagery that establish the indie/rock genre. Overall, the document conveys how the media product was influenced by real examples but adapted them in an original way.
2. How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?
The combination of the main product (music video) and ancillary texts (digipak and website) was effective as they conformed to the codes and conventions of the grime genre. Similar images, fonts, and a black and white color scheme were used across all products to create synergy and clearly link them together. While keeping the style simple, as is common in grime genre products, the ancillary texts helped promote the artists and provided additional content about their music and careers.
Risk assessment
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a music video with ancillary texts such as album artwork and advertisements. It describes how the student group created a CD digipak, advertisement, and inserts that complemented their drum and bass music video for the song "Innocence" by Nero. The ancillary materials use similar black and white coloring, costumes, locations, and characters as seen in the music video to create synergy across platforms and clearly promote the ideas in the video. The document analyzes how elements like images, fonts, and styles were chosen to appeal to the target teenage/young adult audience and effectively sell the dark storyline of the song.
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Logo And Record Company Logo For My Band (Overexposed)
- 2. Our group decided that for our ‘record label’ we would use the same company and logo from our AS Work – we would stick with what we know and keep to continuity. Originally I was the one who created the ‘BCES Productions’ logo and because people who saw our AS work also saw this logo we thought it would be ideal to use since the audience can identify with it. I created the logo on Adobe Photoshop CS6 and my group and I really liked how it turned out. With the outer glow effect around the text we thought that it would effectively stand out on the Magazine Poster.
- 3. Again, like the previous Production Company Logo I also created our band’s logo this year as well – this was done on Adobe Photoshop CS6 also. We took inspiration from The 1975 because their logo is simply a rectangle, so we decided to use an upside down triangle. I think this connotes the genre of music we are using, which is ‘Alternative Rock/Indie Rock’ – it leaves a sense of enigma, like the band and the music itself is quite unique. This logo is consistent across our Magazine Poster and the Digipak, and it is even featured at the end of our Music video; this enables the audience to identify the logo and associate it with us.