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Brand identity is important for artists to be recognizable across their works. The document discusses how the author created brand identity through linking elements between their music video, album packaging, and website for their piano-themed album "The Piano Man". Recurrent uses of the grand piano, consistent color schemes, matching fonts, and the same costume help establish continuity and clearly communicate that all the products are part of the same artistic brand.
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The digi-pak and music video were effectively connected through their shared color schemes. This helped audiences subconsciously link the two products. Additionally, the album advert and digi-pak followed conventions by using consistent branding, further connecting the ancillary texts. A grey scale color scheme was used across all three media products to convey themes of rebellion, simplicity, and raw music associated with indie rock. While most connections were strong, the album advert could have more directly linked to the music video by including band images, and inconsistency in the "download on iTunes" logo weakened the connection between the two ancillary texts. Overall, the main product and ancillary texts were largely effectively combined through shared visual elements, themes,
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a music video, CD digipak, and magazine poster to promote a song. It emphasizes establishing a consistent theme across the different products through matching visuals, fonts, colors, and logos. Screenshots and imagery from the music video are used in the digipak and poster to connect them. Borders, fonts, and colors are kept consistent to make the brand style recognizable. Including social media references and the artist's website in all products directs fans to learn more online. The goal is to create a memorable, unique theme that synergistically promotes the song across different media platforms.
Evaluation Question 2
The combination of the main music product and ancillary products was effective because consistent aesthetics and recognizable elements were used to create links between them. Specifically, the costume of the main character in the music video was featured in both the magazine advertisement and digipack through manipulated photographs. Additionally, the gritty and derelict locations shown in the music video were also portrayed through photographs in the ancillary products to reinforce the same themes. These linking elements across the different products helped appeal to the target audience while creating a cohesive promotional package.
Question 2 evaluation
1. The student created a CD digipack and album poster as ancillary texts for their music project. They used consistent imagery of a couple hugging on both the digipack cover and poster to create cohesion and represent the genre.
2. When creating the digipack and poster, the student researched other media products and drew inspiration from Ed Sheeran's "The A Team" music video by incorporating a black and white color scheme and monochrome style to add emotion.
3. Taken together, the student feels their ancillary texts and music video clearly go together as a cohesive work and successfully represent the love theme through location shots, narrative, and emotional tone.
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The document evaluates the effectiveness of combining a music video with ancillary texts like a digipak and advertisement. There are some links between the elements, including the artist wearing blue in the video to match the color palette of the ancillary works. Mid and close-up shots of the artist are used in the video and on the digipak cover to help identify them. For the digipak and advertisement, the same font, color palette, and album title style is used to provide consistency. Conventions of the house music genre are followed with stand out colors, clear fonts, and differentiation of the album title to help the target audience recognize them as being from the same artist.
Ancillary tasks analyse 2
The document discusses how various ancillary tasks for a music production project were linked together and to the main music video production. Key linking elements included using a red and black guitar that was featured prominently in the video and incorporated into the CD digipak and magazine advert. Logos and other visuals like photos were also reused across ancillary pieces and the video to create brand recognition and help audiences connect the different elements.
How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts
The document discusses the effectiveness of linking a music video to ancillary texts like a magazine advertisement and digipak. It emphasizes using consistent branding across all products through shared elements like colors, fonts, logos and imagery to clearly connect them. Research of conventions for each genre and product informed the creative choices. Feedback confirmed the clear links between the products and that they fit the target genre of pop-rock.
Editing Decisions for digipak
The document discusses the development of a digipak and magazine advertisement for a band called Polar. It describes how the creator researched typical digipak sizes, edited images from a music video shoot to use on the covers, and manipulated the designs in Photoshop. Different cover concepts were tried before settling on a silhouette image of the band. Design elements like track listings, gradients, and copyright info were added. Continuity was maintained across the digipak interior, back cover, and advert through consistent use of images, colors, and fonts.
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The digi-pak and music video were effectively connected through their shared color schemes. This helped audiences subconsciously link the two products. Additionally, the album advert and digi-pak followed conventions by using consistent branding, further connecting the ancillary texts. A grey scale color scheme was used across all three media products to convey themes of rebellion, simplicity, and raw music associated with indie rock. While most connections were strong, the album advert could have more directly linked to the music video by including band images, and inconsistency in the "download on iTunes" logo weakened the connection between the two ancillary texts. Overall, the main product and ancillary texts were largely effectively combined through shared visual elements, themes,
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a music video, CD digipak, and magazine poster to promote a song. It emphasizes establishing a consistent theme across the different products through matching visuals, fonts, colors, and logos. Screenshots and imagery from the music video are used in the digipak and poster to connect them. Borders, fonts, and colors are kept consistent to make the brand style recognizable. Including social media references and the artist's website in all products directs fans to learn more online. The goal is to create a memorable, unique theme that synergistically promotes the song across different media platforms.
Evaluation Question 2
The combination of the main music product and ancillary products was effective because consistent aesthetics and recognizable elements were used to create links between them. Specifically, the costume of the main character in the music video was featured in both the magazine advertisement and digipack through manipulated photographs. Additionally, the gritty and derelict locations shown in the music video were also portrayed through photographs in the ancillary products to reinforce the same themes. These linking elements across the different products helped appeal to the target audience while creating a cohesive promotional package.
Question 2 evaluation
1. The student created a CD digipack and album poster as ancillary texts for their music project. They used consistent imagery of a couple hugging on both the digipack cover and poster to create cohesion and represent the genre.
2. When creating the digipack and poster, the student researched other media products and drew inspiration from Ed Sheeran's "The A Team" music video by incorporating a black and white color scheme and monochrome style to add emotion.
3. Taken together, the student feels their ancillary texts and music video clearly go together as a cohesive work and successfully represent the love theme through location shots, narrative, and emotional tone.
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The document evaluates the effectiveness of combining a music video with ancillary texts like a digipak and advertisement. There are some links between the elements, including the artist wearing blue in the video to match the color palette of the ancillary works. Mid and close-up shots of the artist are used in the video and on the digipak cover to help identify them. For the digipak and advertisement, the same font, color palette, and album title style is used to provide consistency. Conventions of the house music genre are followed with stand out colors, clear fonts, and differentiation of the album title to help the target audience recognize them as being from the same artist.
Ancillary tasks analyse 2
The document discusses how various ancillary tasks for a music production project were linked together and to the main music video production. Key linking elements included using a red and black guitar that was featured prominently in the video and incorporated into the CD digipak and magazine advert. Logos and other visuals like photos were also reused across ancillary pieces and the video to create brand recognition and help audiences connect the different elements.
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The document discusses the effectiveness of linking a music video to ancillary texts like a magazine advertisement and digipak. It emphasizes using consistent branding across all products through shared elements like colors, fonts, logos and imagery to clearly connect them. Research of conventions for each genre and product informed the creative choices. Feedback confirmed the clear links between the products and that they fit the target genre of pop-rock.
Editing Decisions for digipak
The document discusses the development of a digipak and magazine advertisement for a band called Polar. It describes how the creator researched typical digipak sizes, edited images from a music video shoot to use on the covers, and manipulated the designs in Photoshop. Different cover concepts were tried before settling on a silhouette image of the band. Design elements like track listings, gradients, and copyright info were added. Continuity was maintained across the digipak interior, back cover, and advert through consistent use of images, colors, and fonts.
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The student linked their main music video production to ancillary tasks like a CD digipak and magazine advert by consistently using visual elements from the video. Specifically, a red and black guitar and 3 Doors Down logo were featured in both the video and ancillary products to clearly connect them. Additional techniques like matching text and duplicating a drum photo further strengthened the links between the projects.
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The document discusses the design choices made for ancillary products related to a music video. Key points:
- The background of the music video was manipulated into a kaleidoscope effect and used as the background for the ancillary products to relate them to the music video.
- The same font used for the song title in the music video was used for the ancillary products to clearly link the two. The colors were changed to fit the design.
- The band's logo, which features a circle and text, was manipulated for the ancillary products by putting the album name inside a circle with a kaleidoscope pattern to reference the logo but customize it for this purpose.
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The combination of the music video, advertisement, and digipack is effective in promoting the artist and album. Key elements were carried over between the products to create consistency, including using the same shattered heart image on the advertisement and digipack front covers. Research into existing indie genre products informed the design choices to make the products recognizable within that style. While the synergy between the products helps promote the artist and album, featuring the artist more prominently could have further increased his recognition.
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Evaluation Question 2
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The magazine advert also uses an image from the shooting of the music video. It was chosen over a digipak image because it better conveys themes without showing faces. The first panel of the digipak is also included to link the two ancillary texts and aid recognition for consumers
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2) Fast editing in the video keeps time with the song, similar to quick cuts in a slideshow on the website.
3) Suits worn by the band in the video also appear in photos, reflecting 1960s norms and building brand recognition across media.
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3) The visual elements of the album cover and poster were directly taken from footage in the music video to clearly link the materials and attract an audience familiar with the song and video.
Evaluation Question 1
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1) The document discusses how the author created ancillary products including an advert, CD case, and album art to promote a music video they produced, and ensured these products were effectively cross-promotional.
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The document discusses the use of conventions in creating a promotional package for an artist that includes a music video, album digipak, and magazine advertisement. It describes how the creator referred to common conventions like lip syncing in music videos and using the artist's face in the digipak and advertisement to make the materials more recognizable and appealing to audiences. The creator also discusses how conventions were developed, like using bright colors in the digipak and including tour dates in the advertisement. Overall, the document explains how following and developing conventions helped promote the artist in a familiar, professional way.
Question two evaluation
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The combination of the main product (music) and ancillary texts (website, digipack) is effective through consistent use of branding elements like colors, fonts, locations, and the artist's name. Yellow and black were used as the brand colors on the website and digipack to represent the artist's personality and favorite colors. An urban font was chosen to match the style of the digipack and fit the urban theme across products. Photos from a music video shoot were reused to tie the visuals together with a realistic feel. The album and single title, as well as the artist name, connect all products to the same musician.
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The document discusses the design choices made for ancillary products related to a music video. Key points:
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- The band's logo, which features a circle and text, was manipulated for the ancillary products by putting the album name inside a circle with a kaleidoscope pattern to reference the logo but customize it for this purpose.
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Evaluation Q2
The combination of the music video, advertisement, and digipack is effective in promoting the artist and album. Key elements were carried over between the products to create consistency, including using the same shattered heart image on the advertisement and digipack front covers. Research into existing indie genre products informed the design choices to make the products recognizable within that style. While the synergy between the products helps promote the artist and album, featuring the artist more prominently could have further increased his recognition.
Media Studies Evaluation - Question 2
The document discusses how a band effectively combined their music video, album packaging, and website. A consistent black, white, and blue color scheme and logo were used across all products to create synergy and a strong brand identity. Photos for the album replicated the style and location of the music video. Interactivity between the products, like QR codes linking the album to the website, brought the elements together into a cohesive package that portrayed the band's genre.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main product (a music video) with ancillary products (a website and digipak) for a band. It finds that using consistent branding across all products, including logo, font, color scheme and themes effectively promotes the band's image and music. The website provides fan engagement through information pages, galleries and a tour schedule. Similarly, the digipak and music video feature the band's logo and performance elements. Together the coordinated products create a cohesive image and brand identity for the band.
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining ancillary texts like a digipak and magazine advert with a main music product.
The digipak uses images from the music video throughout its four panels to create coherence between the products. Panel 1 features a striking image of the performer to familiarize audiences. Panels 2-3 continue linking themes and locations from the video. Panel 4 includes a black and white image and track list.
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A2 Media Studies Evaluation: Question 2 (Callum Hind)
The document discusses continuity across different media products created by a band for their 1960s-inspired song. It summarizes:
1) The music video uses a black and white color scheme at first to evoke the 1960s era before transitioning to color to match the album artwork. Locations, outfits, and band members are also consistently depicted.
2) Fast editing in the video keeps time with the song, similar to quick cuts in a slideshow on the website.
3) Suits worn by the band in the video also appear in photos, reflecting 1960s norms and building brand recognition across media.
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1) The document discusses the production of ancillary texts including a 6-panel digipak and magazine advert to accompany a music video.
2) For the digipak, the author took inspiration from other R&B artists' packaging and utilized natural lighting and shots of graffiti from the music video location.
3) For the magazine advert, the author featured an image of themselves in the music video location to strengthen the consistent brand image across materials.
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The document discusses how ancillary materials like a CD cover and poster were created to complement a music video. The creator ensured the ancillary items featured imagery that matched the video, like including a picture of someone screaming to match a scene of the protagonist screaming. Later revisions made the CD cover and poster cohesive by using a dark red background and the same image of the band screaming. Connecting the ancillary materials in this way makes the overall product more successful for audiences.
Question 2
Rebecca Fry created a digipack, poster, and music video for her EDM album "High Tide" that are visually cohesive and genre-appropriate. She filmed all products at the beach to match the album and song titles. A consistent pink color tone and font ("Berlin Sans FB") were used across products. Shapes and bright colors conform to EDM album conventions. Links between the artist and products promote each other. Including real-world details like copyright information helps the products look authentic.
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The document summarizes a promotional package created for a band that includes a music video, digipak, and magazine advertisement. It discusses how the products are linked through a grayscale color scheme and similar photography style. While there is an effective overall connection between the products, the document notes one small inconsistency between the use of bright colors in the ad but not on the digipak. It also reflects on how the narrative of the music video and images in the digipak were designed to give fans a sense of accessing the band's personal lives and creative process.
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1) The document discusses how to effectively promote a song through various ancillary materials like a music video, album cover, and poster.
2) It describes the music video, album cover, and poster the author created to promote a song by The Saturdays.
3) The visual elements of the album cover and poster were directly taken from footage in the music video to clearly link the materials and attract an audience familiar with the song and video.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses a promotion package for a new album that includes a music video and two of the following: a website, CD/DVD package cover, or magazine advertisement. It focuses on researching conventions for the hip hop genre in magazine advertisements and CD/DVD covers. Specifically, it discusses using bright colors, focusing on the band name over images of band members, and abstract/symbolic images. The promotion package was created to match these hip hop conventions but could have been improved by focusing more on narrative, choosing a lighter location, and casting older band members.
Group pitch (music video) 2
The group wants to produce a music video for the grime song "Don't Worry About Me" by Arkitect featuring T. Dollars and Zeds. They like this song because it fits the grime genre they want to portray. Their target audience is 16-25 year old grime fans. The group plans to film in locations typical of grime videos like car parks and streets at night that represent the artists' local areas. They will need to edit out unsuitable lyrics when filming to lip sync.
How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary tasks?
1) The document discusses how the author created ancillary products including an advert, CD case, and album art to promote a music video they produced, and ensured these products were effectively cross-promotional.
2) Techniques used included maintaining a consistent color scheme, style, and fonts across products to reflect the folk genre of the music and strengthen connections. Imagery also suggested themes from the music video like travel.
3) While the products were largely successful in cross-promoting each other through shared visual elements, the author notes the advert could have more explicitly promoted the music video over the album. Overall consistency of style and genre cues helped tie the ancillary works back to the main music product.
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The combination of a music video, digipak, and website help promote a new artist in a professional way. The digipak was designed in Photoshop to match the music video's beach theme and establish the artist's brand. The website was created using Wix to share information about the artist and music across social media platforms. Elements like consistent colors and imagery tie the different elements together to effectively promote the artist and new album.
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The promotional package for a band's new album effectively links the music video, digipak, and magazine advert through repeated imagery and design elements. These include using the first shot from the video on all materials, along with matching fonts, colors, and central placement of the band's name. Hidden images of the band in the digipak packaging also provide an engaging surprise for audiences. Together, these interconnected visual and symbolic references communicate the band's identity and message across all components of the promotional campaign.
New evaluation question two
The combination of the main product (music video) and ancillary texts (digipak and website) are effective because they maintain a consistent brand identity through shared design elements. Specifically, all three products use a black and white color scheme with hints of red and blue, similar fonts, and incorporate inspiration drawn from researching The Killers and Florence and the Machine. This consistency across the different products helps create recognizable branding for the fictional band Paradox.
Evaluation Question 2
The document discusses the marketing strategy for promoting a new artist's music video and album. The main product is the music video, which introduces the artist and their style. Ancillary products like the album digipak and advert work together with the video to promote each other. Shots from the video are used in ancillary products to familiarize audiences with the artist. The digipak and advert feature consistent fonts and themes, including the artist's picture and name, to clearly brand the artist. This integrated marketing strategy is intended to successfully promote the artist and sell their products.
Eval 1 presentation
The document discusses conventions seen in pop music digipaks and magazine advertisements. It notes that digipaks and ads typically focus prominently on the artist to promote them. Images are edited for a consistent style and continuity across products. Magazine ads similarly feature the artist name largest, along with the album name, production company, and images linking the ad to the digipak and music videos. The goal is to create a cohesive promotional campaign using real-world examples.
How effective is the combination of your main product and acillary texts
How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts? Second Evaluation Question for media studies
EVALUATION QUESTION 2
The student created a digipak, poster, and music video to promote a band. They used consistent themes, images, and styles across all products to create a cohesive identity for the band. The products all featured images of the band members and used dark colors and themes of romance and heartbreak to match the genre and theme of the music video. Imagery, fonts, and other design elements were carried over to link the products together and ensure the audience would recognize they were all promoting the same band.
Question two evaluation
The document discusses the relationship between the artist's music video and two ancillary texts: a digipak and magazine advert. There are clear themes that link all three products, including featuring the same location and protagonist as the music video. Images on the digipak and magazine advert depict the artist in a similar style as the music video, holding a guitar in an outdoor setting, reinforcing the song's theme. The products also share a dimensional editing style of the images to further strengthen their relationship and build the artist's brand identity.
Q2
The combination of the main product (a music video for the song "Dancing Shoes" by Arctic Monkeys) and ancillary texts (a digipak and promotional poster) were effective at appealing to the intended indie rock target audience. Conventions like a consistent black and white "house style" across all products helped create a professional brand identity matching the genre. Mise-en-scene choices in the video and on the digipak, like rough, casual clothing, portrayed the band as working-class and focused on the music rather than flashy appearances. The simple, low-budget designs of the poster and digipak met audience expectations of indie rock emphasizing the music over production values. Overall, the package
Q2 evaluation
The combination of the main music video product and ancillary texts like the magazine advert and digipack was effective and consistent. The digipack and magazine advert featured similar visual styles and information that linked back to the music video. This consistency across products allowed the audience to easily recognize the band. Feedback on the finished products was positive, showing that the ancillary texts and music video successfully portrayed the same message about the rock band to audiences.
AS Media Evaluation Q2
The artist used a black and white theme across their music video, website, and album digipak to represent the tone of their indie music genre. While the video itself could not be edited to black and white, the ancillary materials used this theme to link the elements together visually. Photos from the video shoot were also used on the digipak and website. The artist aimed to portray their fun personality seen joking with fans in the video also through more artistic and fun photos in the ancillary materials. Both the guitar and drum set featured prominently in the video are also pictured in the images on the digipak and website to maintain a direct connection between the elements representing the band's sound.
Digipak and video relation
The document discusses how the poster, digipak, and music video for a band's album are related. Images and shots are taken directly from the music video for use in the poster and digipak to clearly connect the products. Consistent lighting, effects, colors, text, and branding are used across all items to maintain a cohesive identity. Relating the various products allows users to recognize them as part of the same project and promotes the music video and album.
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How effective is the combination of your main product and acillary texts
How effective is the combination of your main product and acillary texts
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- 1. How effective is the combination of your main products and ancillary texts? Brand identity is a key way in which an artist or band becomes recognisable, because everything tends to link together. I think I managed to create a brand identity quite well, especially with my digipak and website. The crucial links between my music video and my digipak/website is the use of the grand piano, especially with the title of the album being The Piano Man.
- 2. The crucial links between my music video and my digipak/website is the use of the grand piano, especially with the title of the album being The Piano Man. It is a recurrent prop/instrument.
- 3. I also used the same colour scheme on my digipak and my website which kept the continuity. Many artists/bands when they release a new album customise the website to the same scheme so the audience know that it is all part of the same product. I have also used the same font on my digipak and my website and the same costume to show that it is all part of one whole product. I think overall there is a definite clear continuity between all of my products which help to create the brand identity for David Barton and make my artist a lot more recognisable to the audience.