Planning for cd package
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The document discusses plans for designing a CD package for a band. It will feature a bird symbolizing freedom on the front cover to relate to the song lyrics. The back cover will be black and white with a song list, barcode, and promotional information. Two inner inserts will provide band information and messages from members. Studio photographs of the band will be used but altered in transparency to make text stand out given the black and white color scheme. A close-up of the vocalist will be used for advertising to emphasize the personal tone of the songs.
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Album Covers Comparrison
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Analysis of typical features on cd covers
The front cover of a CD typically contains the artist's face and the album title. The spine includes the album title and artist name. The back cover usually lists the tracklist, album name, and record label. Inlays provide a more detailed tracklist and production information. Based on these typical features, the author decided not to include their face on their independent album cover since they are not signed to a record label.
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Existing CD Covers
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For the music video, it suggests following a man who has recently lost his girlfriend in an accident, showing flashbacks of their relationship through the song.
For the album, it recommends taking artistic elements from The Script's album covers but making the band name larger.
For the digipak, it outlines using images of the band on the front and back with information about the songs, band members, and background on the inside panels.
Front cover:back cover research
The document discusses front and back cover design ideas for an album. For the front cover, it considers using a medium shot of the artist with a natural background to represent their expression, style, and the narrative of their music. Back cover ideas include incorporating elements that relate back to the front cover, music video, and artist identity, such as drawings, trees, or colors. Maintaining consistency between the front and back covers as well as including production details are important considerations.
Question 2
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2) Research showed that rock genre packaging commonly uses black and white themes with color text. Inspired by this, the digipack design used a black and white front cover.
3) Careful research ensured the packaging used proper codes and conventions. However, an initial design failed to connect the digipack sides cohesively, so it was redesigned to flow like a single image.
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Analysis of music posters
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1) Bring Me The Horizon's "Sempiternal" poster features the band's name in large white text on a black background for visibility. It also includes the album's unique "sempiternal" logo and positions the album title at the bottom in gold text for continuity.
2) Fall Out Boy's "From Under The Cork Tree" poster uses a theater theme commonly seen in 2000s pop punk posters. It features the band's tour van crash and contrasts monotone and vibrant colors to represent the band's old-school rock music.
3) Arctic Monkeys' "AM" poster positions the band's iconic white
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Ideas for a promotional package 2
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This document discusses how the media product uses and develops conventions of real media. It analyzes album covers, magazine advertisements, and music videos that were used for inspiration. For the album cover, colors and fonts were selected that aligned with conventions from examples. Handwritten text was used instead of computer fonts to match the loose style. The music video included shots of the singer and band performing that are common conventions, though additional shots could have improved it. Overall, the media product was informed by conventions but also challenged some through stylistic choices.
Group Idea
The document proposes ideas for a music video, album, and digipak for a fictional band. For the music video, it suggests following a man who has recently lost his girlfriend in an accident and showing flashbacks of their relationship through the song. For the album, it recommends taking artistic elements from The Script album covers but making the band name more prominent. For the digipak, it outlines using images of the band and information about their careers and songs on the inside panels with a plain background.
Group idea 2
The document proposes ideas for a music video, album, and digipak for a fictional band.
For the music video, it suggests following a man who has recently lost his girlfriend in an accident, showing flashbacks of their relationship through the song.
For the album, it recommends taking artistic elements from The Script's album covers but making the band name larger.
For the digipak, it outlines using images of the band on the front and back with information about the songs, band members, and background on the inside panels.
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The document discusses front and back cover design ideas for an album. For the front cover, it considers using a medium shot of the artist with a natural background to represent their expression, style, and the narrative of their music. Back cover ideas include incorporating elements that relate back to the front cover, music video, and artist identity, such as drawings, trees, or colors. Maintaining consistency between the front and back covers as well as including production details are important considerations.
Question 2
1) The document analyzes the effectiveness of a band's album packaging, including a digipack and magazine advertisement.
2) Research showed that rock genre packaging commonly uses black and white themes with color text. Inspired by this, the digipack design used a black and white front cover.
3) Careful research ensured the packaging used proper codes and conventions. However, an initial design failed to connect the digipack sides cohesively, so it was redesigned to flow like a single image.
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The document describes the various stages of creating a CD cover design for a musical artist. It details 6 stages of editing an image of the artist, including applying effects like cut-outs and lighting adjustments. In the final stage, a glow was removed from the artist's eye as it was deemed unnecessary. Gold font was added with the album name to convey prestige. Additional steps involved cropping the image to size, adding text at standard font, and testing a drop shadow to make the text more visible. Minor final tweaks included blurring the artist's face and repositioning elements to find the best composition. An evaluation of different design options is still ongoing.
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Analysis of music posters
The document analyzes and summarizes music posters for four different albums:
1) Bring Me The Horizon's "Sempiternal" poster features the band's name in large white text on a black background for visibility. It also includes the album's unique "sempiternal" logo and positions the album title at the bottom in gold text for continuity.
2) Fall Out Boy's "From Under The Cork Tree" poster uses a theater theme commonly seen in 2000s pop punk posters. It features the band's tour van crash and contrasts monotone and vibrant colors to represent the band's old-school rock music.
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Evaluation Ancillary Conventions
The document discusses conventions used in album packaging and promotion. It analyzes the layouts of album covers, magazine advertisements, CD covers, and album strips. Key conventions mentioned include displaying the band name and image prominently, using consistent colors and fonts across materials, and arranging elements in a straightforward manner to guide the viewer's eyes through the piece. Overall, the document examines how these packaging elements follow standard conventions to effectively promote the music and brand.
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This document describes a CD cover created for a band album. It uses conventions from real album covers, including a black and white split design with a checkered border similar to covers by the band The Specials. The cover depicts a character in two poses to represent lyrics from a song, with half showing him sleeping during the day and the other half at night. It was created as part of a class project to design an original album cover.
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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
Digipak
The document analyzes and compares the album packaging (digipaks) of several popular artists. It discusses design elements like images, colors, fonts and layouts used on the front and back covers as well as inside panels of the CDs. Specific elements that contribute to effective designs are highlighted, such as using bold images that represent the theme or genre of the album. Consistent use of colors, fonts and other stylistic elements helps create a cohesive look and reinforce the artist's brand. Imaginative or symbolic imagery can make an album more memorable compared to straightforward photos of the artist.
Ancillary
The document discusses the typography, mise-en-scene, and color choices for both a music video project and accompanying ancillary texts (album covers, advertisements, etc). For both, a simple white typography was used to relate to the jazz/soul genre. Natural lighting and positioning the actress in the center were employed to represent the genre authentically. Black and white was largely used throughout to reflect mood, with hints of color on covers to connect to an uplifting final scene in the video. Conventions from real jazz/soul artists were considered to achieve the closest representation of the genre across all elements.
Ancillary
The document discusses the typography, mise-en-scene, and color choices for both a music video project and accompanying ancillary texts designed to resemble jazz/soul genre conventions of the 1960s. For both, a simple white typography was used against backgrounds to look eye-catching but not complicated. Natural lighting and outfits were employed to seem realistic. Black and white was dominant with hints of color on album covers relating to an uplifting color scene at the video's end. Conventions from artists like John Coltrane informed the designs' old-fashioned aesthetic.
Analysis of final products
The three sentence summary is:
The font 'Display' was used for both the poster and CD cover to relate the two products and appeal to their target dance music audience. Images from the music video were edited pink and blue to symbolize a romantic theme and the use of dolls subtly conveyed a message of innocent immaturity. Key details like the artists' record label, track lists, and barcode were included to follow conventions and make the CD cover look realistic.
Ancillary planning
The document discusses plans for ancillary products to promote a band. It outlines layouts for an album cover and magazine advertisement that feature images of band members and follow conventions to catch the audience's eye. Color schemes of white, black, and red are selected to relate to the indie rock genre. Font styles are chosen to look indie rock with a futuristic feel matching the music's style.
Conventions
This document discusses the conventional elements used in the media product's album cover, poster, digipak, music video, and their relationship to conventions of the indie rock genre. Specifically, it notes the use of a minimalist black and white design on the album cover inspired by Royal Blood. Fonts, images, and information are consistently presented across materials. While many elements follow conventions like the band name, release date and barcode, the inside cover features a band member quote challenging conventions. Editing techniques in the music video like flash cuts and color schemes link to the lyrics and narrative in a way that expands on the story.
Conventions of pop rock album covers
This document summarizes some common conventions used on album covers across three examples - Paramore's self-titled album, McFly's "Room on the Third Floor", and Demi Lovato's "Don't Forget". It discusses elements like camerawork and shots, mise-en-scene including costumes and props, design elements like fonts and colors, and performance aspects like facial expressions and body language. Overall, the document analyzes how these different visual elements are used to convey messages about the artist, genre of music, and intended mood or theme for each album.
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Planning for cd package
- 2. We have seen a number of CD’s of our chosen band and decided to follow the convention and use a symbol which would relate to our song’s lyrics. We have decided to use a bird flying out of its cave to symbolise freedom. We have also decided to have the name of the band and the album title in plain font at the top of the page just above the object which will emphasise that the object is the focus point.
- 4. In one of my case studies I have seen that it is conventional for this band to divide the back cover into 2 parts where one would have a list of songs and the other would have the promotional information. In our back cover we will have a similar layout in that we will have black and white colour scheme with the logo of the band positioned at the top of the page in the white part. We will have a list of songs in the white part as well along with the duration of each song in minutes The barcode, QR code, price and the partners in the black part written in white font. Font used will be the same as in the front cover.
- 6. We have decided to have 2 inside inserts in our CD package They will look similar as we will include some general information about the band and maybe personal messages to the audience from each band member. For these we will use studio photography They will mainly be medium shots of the band together and the vocalist on his own but we may also use close-ups. Due to our colour scheme being mainly black and white we will use original/ unedited picture but with altered transparency in order to try and make the text the focus point.
- 7. We will use studio photography for the advert mainly because this is what I have learned from the case studies of similar style-low mood songs. Low key lighting will be used and a close-up shot of the vocalist will emphasise the personality of the songs well as giving a personal touch to the advert which is likely to attract. It will have all the text positioned in the lower quartile of the page as the aim is to make the photograph the main focus point There will be some of the titles listed as well as the release date for the album.