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The band created a cohesive marketing campaign that links their website, CD cover, music video, and branding. Common elements like a graffiti font, dark colors, and similar scenes were used across materials to visually connect them. QR codes on the website and CD cover allow users to easily navigate between the digital and physical components of the campaign. The campaign draws inspiration from the early career of N-Dubz, portraying the band members as struggling artists from a low-income neighborhood.
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Presentation1
A digipak is an elaborated CD cover with at least four panels that allows for information like the album, artist, and tracklist to be displayed. Extra panels can include images. Advertisements promote digipaks and artists, usually including the digipak image, album/artist name, ratings, and tour dates to inform audiences. The purpose of a digipak is to project the artist's image, package and sell the CD, and market the album through logos and thumbnails. Advertisements aim to project the artist image, provide information on availability, and promote release dates and tours.
media text
The document compares the media project to other media texts in three areas:
1) Websites - It compares the project website to Beyonce and Rihanna's websites and notes similarities in image placement and gallery styles.
2) Video - It describes similarities between the project video and Rihanna's "Unfaithful" video with characters walking through curtains, and a seductive scene by a piano.
3) CD covers - It outlines similarities in bold artist names, dark background images relating to song titles, and positioning of song lists and artist photos on front and back covers.
Digipak planning
This document discusses the design plans for a digipak album packaging. The front cover features the artist's name and album title in red text against a background photo of the artist posing next to an expensive sports car, following conventions in the rap genre. The back cover will show the artist posing in front of a brick wall, leaving space for the track listing. The spine will simply list the album and artist names along with the production logo. Inside, the CD disk will match the printed design and a medium shot of the artist posing will display his jewelry.
Analysis of Previous Student Work
This student analyzed previous work by other students, including a digipak and website for a musician named Haze.
The digipak followed conventions by featuring the artist's image and name prominently. It used consistent fonts and a pink color scheme. The website also used standard elements like menus, images, videos and social media links. It replicated the fonts and color scheme from the digipak. Both pieces featured graphics that were likely used in Haze's music videos for synergistic promotion.
Eval quest 2
This document discusses the effectiveness of combining a music album with ancillary texts such as album artwork, music videos, and advertisements. It analyzes the covers, panels, and advertisements created for a pop album. The front cover features a close-up photo of the artist conforming to pop music conventions. Corresponding imagery and fonts are consistently used across elements. Feedback indicates the elements represent a strong brand identity through visual continuity across the album packaging and music video. However, the brand identity could have been more recognizable with additional distinguishing characteristics.
Analysis of final products
The document summarizes design choices made for music promotion products including a poster and CD cover. Key points addressed include:
1) The font 'Display' was used for both the poster and CD cover to relate the two and symbolize the club style dance music genre.
2) Images from the music video were edited to pink and blue to represent the "primal girl boy situation" and "innocent immaturity" theme of the video.
3) Continuity of blue color was used to make the poster look more professional.
4) Retro fonts from the 80s were chosen to represent the dance music genre.
5) Elements like the beat pattern and blurred/double vision
Cd cover project
Maddie Le Riche created a CD cover project that went through multiple designs. The initial design featured Ellie Goulding faded into the background with glitter overlay. A second design used a casual long shot of the artist to suit an indie-pop genre. The final cover was edited in Photoshop and InDesign based on the second design, changing the genre from pop to indie-pop to match the casual photograph.
Digipak analysis 1
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A digipak is an elaborated CD cover with at least four panels that allows for information like the album, artist, and tracklist to be displayed. Extra panels can include images. Advertisements promote digipaks and artists, usually including the digipak image, album/artist name, ratings, and tour dates to inform audiences. The purpose of a digipak is to project the artist's image, package and sell the CD, and market the album through logos and thumbnails. Advertisements aim to project the artist image, provide information on availability, and promote release dates and tours.
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The document compares the media project to other media texts in three areas:
1) Websites - It compares the project website to Beyonce and Rihanna's websites and notes similarities in image placement and gallery styles.
2) Video - It describes similarities between the project video and Rihanna's "Unfaithful" video with characters walking through curtains, and a seductive scene by a piano.
3) CD covers - It outlines similarities in bold artist names, dark background images relating to song titles, and positioning of song lists and artist photos on front and back covers.
Digipak planning
This document discusses the design plans for a digipak album packaging. The front cover features the artist's name and album title in red text against a background photo of the artist posing next to an expensive sports car, following conventions in the rap genre. The back cover will show the artist posing in front of a brick wall, leaving space for the track listing. The spine will simply list the album and artist names along with the production logo. Inside, the CD disk will match the printed design and a medium shot of the artist posing will display his jewelry.
Analysis of Previous Student Work
This student analyzed previous work by other students, including a digipak and website for a musician named Haze.
The digipak followed conventions by featuring the artist's image and name prominently. It used consistent fonts and a pink color scheme. The website also used standard elements like menus, images, videos and social media links. It replicated the fonts and color scheme from the digipak. Both pieces featured graphics that were likely used in Haze's music videos for synergistic promotion.
Eval quest 2
This document discusses the effectiveness of combining a music album with ancillary texts such as album artwork, music videos, and advertisements. It analyzes the covers, panels, and advertisements created for a pop album. The front cover features a close-up photo of the artist conforming to pop music conventions. Corresponding imagery and fonts are consistently used across elements. Feedback indicates the elements represent a strong brand identity through visual continuity across the album packaging and music video. However, the brand identity could have been more recognizable with additional distinguishing characteristics.
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1) The font 'Display' was used for both the poster and CD cover to relate the two and symbolize the club style dance music genre.
2) Images from the music video were edited to pink and blue to represent the "primal girl boy situation" and "innocent immaturity" theme of the video.
3) Continuity of blue color was used to make the poster look more professional.
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5) Elements like the beat pattern and blurred/double vision
Cd cover project
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Digipak analysis 1
This document describes the design elements of a digipak for a music album, noting that the front and back covers as well as the interior images use a consistent urban, street art theme with digitally created images, blocky text styles, and spray painted effects to represent the genre of music and create a cohesive design. Key details like the track listings and parental advisory labels are also included. The design aims to portray a dark, rock-inspired vibe throughout the packaging in a way that matches the music.
Question 2
The student created 3 media products - a music video and 2 ancillary texts - for a band. To ensure cohesion:
- The products used consistent fonts, colors, imagery and styles to clearly portray they were from the same band.
- On the digipak, a conceptual image from the music video filming location was edited red to connote danger fitting the genre.
- Across pieces, the same logo, font and text style created synergy without directly featuring the band to maintain mystery like influences.
- While harder for a music video, synergy was achieved through matching imagery and iconography rather than colors and text unlike conventions.
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The student created 3 media products for a band - a music video, digipak, and ancillary texts. To ensure cohesion:
- The same fonts, colors, imagery and styles were used across all products. This made it clear they were from the same band.
- For the digipak, a conceptual image from the music video filming location was used instead of a band photo, following conventions in indie rock.
- Synergy between ancillary pieces was achieved through a consistent color scheme, font, and logo on each page.
- For the music video, synergy with other products was difficult but the student tried to use similar imagery and icons.
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The combination of the main product and ancillary texts is effective. The artist looked to The Killers and Florence + The Machine for inspiration. For their own music video, digipak, and website, they incorporated consistent color schemes and fonts while drawing on elements from the inspiration artists' works, such as layout and inclusion of various elements. The products work well together to create a cohesive brand identity for the artist's band.
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- The digipak, website, and music video all maintain a black and white theme and use similar images to link the products together.
- The ancillary products promote the music video and artists, while staying simple in design to appeal to the target grime genre audience.
- Locations, fonts, and styles were chosen to conform to conventions of grime music and create realism across the products.
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.
Evaluation question 2
The combination of the main music video product and ancillary texts like the digi-pack and advert are quite effective in conveying the indie genre. Key aspects included using the song lyrics literally in the surreal and quirky music video. The digi-pack and advert were carefully customized to have a consistent black, white, and blue color scheme and theme. The same band photos, font, and logo were used to clearly link the products and create an effective brand identity. Overall, sticking to indie genre conventions across products created a highly effective combination.
Evaluation question 2
Our main music video and ancillary texts effectively capture the indie genre through their surreal, quirky style. The music video uses literal interpretations of the song lyrics and costumes stereotypical of indie. The digipak and advert continue this style with a monster-themed design, plain backgrounds, and consistency across products to clearly represent the band. Overall, the combination of products authentically represents indie conventions and will appeal to fans of the genre.
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Question 2
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2) The digipack and ancillary materials complement the music video by continuing its themes of a dark, urban atmosphere in Soho through use of similar colors, locations, and props depicted in the video.
3) The combination of the music video and ancillary texts is effective as they maintain a consistent brand and mood through visual continuity between the products.
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Evaluation Q2.
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- 2. Website: Our website links to our music video, its dark and quite simple, and the text we used is like the font on the CD Cover, it’s a graffiti type text. Also, with the CD cover, we have put a QPR code on it so that when you scan the code, it links you directly to the actual website.
- 3. CD Cover: Our CD Cover is also very similar to our website, you can see that the layout is also similar to the website as we are using a Graffiti font and more dark colours and The scene its based in is similar to the music video. Also, we’ve put a QPR code on the case so that you can scan it and and it takes you directly to the website.
- 4. Music Video: The music video is linking together the CD Cover and the Website, the scene you can see here is a low class council building, the same sort of place that N-Dubz was actually from.
- 5. Characters: The same characters are also featured in all of the work, our group is literally being N-Dubz and we are playing our characters as they would be like back when they first started out and didn’t have much money.
- 6. Ghetto Image: The Ghetto image actually comes from referencing the early years of N-Dubz. The tracksuits, and the other clothing we wear throughout our product is seen as low class and cheap.