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The document proposes a pop music video to promote an artistic duo called Agape. Key details include: - The artists' name, Agape, represents selfless love. - The song will be a pop genre to appeal to 15-25 year olds and explore themes of love and heartbreak. - The video's narrative will show the couple arguing in one scene and thinking of each other in split screens, with a dark, romantic theme. - The video aims to showcase diversity by featuring a Kurdish-Turkish/Irish acting couple and locations around London.
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The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a music video, digipak, and website for a pop music production. It describes how each ancillary text conforms to pop genre conventions while adding original elements. The music video features two artists and conveys codes and conventions. The six-panel digipak maintains a consistent theme and links the artists' social media. The website provides information about the artists and links to their social profiles, maintaining synergy between the music video and digipak. All elements were researched and applied codes and conventions appropriately to create an effective combination of ancillary texts.
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The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a music video, digipak, and website for a pop music production.
The music video conveyed pop codes/conventions with some originality. The digipak maintained a constant theme across its 6 panels and included credits and social media links.
The website also followed pop codes with information about the artists and linked to social media. All the ancillary products were connected through repeated imagery like lights, locations, and an orange color tone. This created synergy between the music video, digipak, and website.
Quesiton 2
The document discusses the design elements used across various ancillary products for a music project including a digipak, CD, album covers, and website. Repeated images from the music video are featured to create synergy, along with an orange color tone. Locations, lighting elements, and artist photos shown in the video and album covers are also replicated on website pages about the artists, gallery, tour, and video to link all parts of the project together visually.
Digipak process
The document describes the process for designing a digipak cover. Key steps include:
- Selecting an establishing shot of a sunset and positioning it, then adding an actor using selection tools and a mask layer.
- Adding credits and social media pages using the Arial font in bold, following a 'Z' pattern to attract the eye.
- Designing the CD by cropping the shape and replacing the inside with the sunset photo to convey the theme. Warping and spacing the logo font to fit along the bottom.
- Adding overlays and adjusting fonts and positioning on additional pages to create consistency while highlighting key information like the artist name.
Label
Sony Music was founded in 1887 and has become widely successful in recruiting and promoting artists across a range of genres. Some popular Sony artists include Beyoncé, Michael Jackson, Britney Spears, and Mariah Carey. Sony uses social media platforms and high quality audio equipment to connect with audiences. While Sony would suit an artist looking to enter the pop genre, its variety of genres may not provide as much focused attention as a label specializing in pop.
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- 1. Pitch Sapna, Renecia, Casey, Gulfidan
- 2. Artist name and why we chose this Agape (A-gap-pay) (Selfless love) Highest type of love Not to do with sex-obsessed culture tries to pass love Spiritual love Divine truth Buddhist “Metta” - “universal loving kindness” loves regardless of the flaws one may have. Deniz and Lalisa
- 3. Song and why we chose this ● Enjoy pop music ● Great narrative ● Meaningful lyrics ● Short catchy chorus ● Different interpretations
- 4. Genre and why we chose this Genre: Pop ● Links to our target audience (15- 25 years old) ● It’s a genre that we all enjoy ● Relate to themes e.g. heartbreak ● 6/10
- 5. Codes and conventions Codes and conventions ● Love/break up ● Artist is in the video ● Close ups ● Jump cuts ● Establishing shots ● Make up ● Link between lyrics and video
- 6. Basic idea.. Narrative and theme Narrative ● It is about them being with each other no matter what/ always being together ● Show the couple arguing in one scene ● Show artist in the same room but not at the same time. To show that they are thinking about each other. (split screen effect). Dark lighting Theme ● Realistic ● Romantic/heartbreak
- 7. Who will our actors be and why? SHOWING A DIFFERENT CULTURE THAT SUBVERTS THE CONVENTIONS OF A POP GENRE. GOOD LOOKING, YOUNG. WE TRIED TO MAKE SURE THAT THEIR APPEARANCE SUITED THE VOICE AS THEY WILL BE LIP SYNCING. ONLY TWO ACTORS. KURDISH HALF TURKISH HALF IRISH
- 8. How will we appeal to our target audience? ● 15-25 ● Diverse ● Good looking ● Casual clothing ● Location - show the many locations that represent london. ● Available on YouTube
- 9. Location
- 10. Fashion, media image Type of Clothing: Casual and urban clothing. The singers will be represented as being innocent.
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