Media album cover evaluation
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The document provides an evaluation of a media album cover designed for a grime music artist named JVowlz. The summary is: The album cover meets the brief of representing the grime music genre through urban images edited to black and white, which hides some of the artist's identity in line with common practices in grime music. The work is original and credits all involved as required. It includes the artist name, tracklist, and social media links but lacks some legal information. The cover's strengths are representing the grime genre and conveying a blurred, indistinct style through motion blur, but its weaknesses are lack of color and similarity among photos, which could make it less attention-grabbing.
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1) The music video uses conventions of the rock genre, including live footage and close-ups of the band. It tells a narrative about domestic abuse that relates to the lyrics.
2) Feedback from an online survey informed major rewrites to the storyboard to include a stronger narrative and alternative interpretation of the lyrics.
3) Media technologies like YouTube, Premiere Pro, and Photoshop were used at different stages for research, production, and promotion. The final video was shared online and received generally positive feedback.
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A digipak is a paperboard packaging often used for CD singles or special editions that contains one or more trays to hold a CD. It promotes the artist's image through many photos rather than just one. Digipaks are less bulky than regular CD albums and help create a fan base through frequent store displays and images related to music videos. Key elements of an effective digipak include eye-catching cover images of the artist that represent their genre and style through elements like fonts, lighting, and relationships to music videos. Information on the backside typically includes legal details, while posters should prominently display the artist, album title, and release date with visuals that connect to the digipak design.
SB
The document discusses the feedback received on draft designs for a musician's album packaging and promotional materials.
The original designs received mixed feedback. Suggestions included making the artist's name bigger on the album cover, including more details on the promotional poster like where to purchase the album, and adding more context to images.
Revisions based on this feedback made improvements. The artist's name was enlarged, an information box was centered on the poster, and the album inlay was made more informative. However, feedback on further edits noted some footage in a music video draft was too dark and could include more outdoor shots to balance the darker themes. This feedback will help with additional improvements.
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The document summarizes design elements and information included on the back cover of a digital album package. It lists the songs in a linear format rather than a list, includes a barcode for purchase, logos for the record label and copyright, and social media links. The background image comes from a graffiti scene using quad bikes to relate to the target audience. The album title is displayed in a separate font with a line through the middle word.
Back cover of digi pack analysis
The document describes the design elements and conventions used on the back cover of a digital album package. It lists the songs in a linear format rather than a list, includes a barcode and logos for the record label and copyright, and social media links. The background image depicts a graffiti scene to represent the target audience. The album title is displayed in a crossed-out font over the background.
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.
research&planning
The document provides details on mock-ups created for a CD cover and website to promote a Rihanna music video. It includes images of the proposed CD cover (showing Rihanna's "good" and "bad" sides), back cover, and inside covers taken from the music video. The website mock-up incorporates an embedded song, photos that alternate between Rihanna's sides, and social media links. Market research via a questionnaire found Rihanna's target audience is mostly black females aged 16-25 who are drawn to her image as much as her music. Locations, costumes, and a shooting script are being planned to depict Rihanna's dual personality through a narrative and conceptual video split into two
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This album cover features DJ David Guetta in a close-up shot wearing sunglasses against a black background, conveying a club atmosphere. Gold lettering of the album title is the only other color, signifying Guetta's wealth and fame. The CD features a color scheme of black, pink, and gray splashes representing club lighting and graffiti signifying self-expression through dance music. The back cover includes Guetta's signature typography for track listing and logos of record labels involved in production, following conventions of digipak design. Overall the visuals relate the freedom and vibrancy of dance music experienced in nightclubs.
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The document provides feedback from an audience on various drafts of media products created by the author for a music video and band. The audience provides suggestions for improvements, such as removing textures that look random, making the band name more visible, and changing the color scheme used. The author reflects on how the audience feedback helped strengthen the products by making them look more professional and appealing to the target genre.
Evaluation Task 1
This document discusses how the media product challenges and develops conventions of real media products within the indie rock genre. It analyzes the conventions used in music videos by bands like The Killers and Bastille and how the documentary's music video challenges some conventions, such as showing the band clearly and including a love story, while developing others, such as using a minimalist website design. It also discusses how the conventions of album artwork and costumes are challenged to create a sense of mystery around the band.
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