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A digipack is a type of packaging for discs, like CDs and DVDs, that folds out like a book rather than opening like a conventional plastic case. It is made of card, not plastic, and holds a transparent disc tray. Digipacks are commonly used for special edition CDs and DVDs because they can hold multiple discs using fold-out panels. While digipack is a registered trademark, the term is now used generally for similar folding disc packaging styles.
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1) The music video was directed by VA$HTIE for Kanye West's song "Us Placers" and features child versions of Kanye, Lupe Fiasco, and Pharrell rapping.
2) It uses shaky camera movements and close-up shots of the children to portray them as dominant figures in the hip-hop industry while depicting the lyrics through visual imagery like luxury items.
3) While containing some conventions of hip-hop music videos like depictions of wealth and women, it also challenges the emphasis on materialism through its use of children and a message that money cannot buy happiness.
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- 2. 3743325805815A digipack is a type of packaging for discs which folds out like a book rather than open like a conventional case. It is made from card rather than plastic and the disc is held on a thin transparent tray. It is most commonly used to package special edition CDs or DVDs due to the packaging being easily modified to hold multiple discs by being made from more panels that will simply fold away – this makes the packaging more suited for multiple disc special edition releases.
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- 11. ContentGatefold
- 12. Bonus Features
- 13. CD/DVD Digipack Magazine Ad Conventions
- 14. Our advert will employ the conventions of a digipak magazine advert. So the image will be very important, the advert will include an image of the artist and it will be the main focus of the ad.
- 15. The other typical conventions of a digipak magazine advertisement are:
- 16. The name of the Artist
- 17. The name of the Album
- 18. The release date
- 19. Website and Myspace addresses
- 20. Reviews and ratings of the album
- 21. Record Label branding
- 22. Pictures of the band members or relevant visual imagery to sell the Digipak
- 23. Brand Identity
- 24. The magazine advert and the digipak will need to immediately attract attention and be eye-catching. So when someone is flicking through a magazine the advert needs to stand out on the page and catch the target audience’s attention. So the brand needs to be bold and make a clear statement about the artist and the genre of music. The genre being rap it needs to appeal to the audience by following certain conventions of the genre so the audience knows what the brand is all about. There will be a clear image of the artist so our artist will represent himself on the front cover. The colours that will be used are mainly red and blue as they are both bright and bold colours and the audience will become aware. The font used will be a bold vivid clearly stating the typical conventions of an advertisement or a CD and will follow the colour scheme. The presentation is very important and it needs to be clearly laid out so the layout needs to be simple but creative, it will focus on the image and the title.
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