The combination of the artist's print production work and music video was mostly effective but could have been improved. The print production used consistent colors, fonts, and imagery to be recognizable as a package. However, the lighting and colors were not fully consistent between the polished print materials and homemade-looking video. Improvements could have included more consistent lighting in the video and filming some scenes in a studio to better match the print package.
The document summarizes how conventions were used and challenged in the design of a magazine advertisement and digipack for a music album. Key conventions included featuring large images of the artist, providing details on how to purchase the album, and including the track listing. Some conventions challenged included giving the artist an unusual pose and designing the CD to look like a pearl. The overall design kept a consistent style across formats to create familiarity and recognition for the audience.
The document provides an analysis of various album covers including Taylor Swift's "Speak Now", Coldplay's "Mylo Xyloto", Rihanna's "Loud", and Bruno Mars' "Doo-Wops & Hooligans". Key aspects analyzed include color schemes, graphics, images, fonts, and themes. The document concludes by stating that inspiration will be taken from the successful features of these covers to design a cover for a fictional artist Holly's first album release.
The document summarizes the conventions used in magazine advertisements and digipacks for a new female artist named Heidi. Some of the key conventions included featuring large images of the artist, details about purchasing the album, consistent branding across materials, and revealing outfits to appeal to audiences. The document also highlighted some ways conventions were challenged, such as using contrasting black and white colors and unusual poses of the artist.
The document provides information and inspiration for designing a digipak advert. It analyzes existing digipak advert designs from various artists such as Janet, Beyonce, Katy Perry, Avril Lavigne, and Taylor Swift. Key elements that are commonly included and should be considered for the new design are:
1) A strong image of the artist to draw attention.
2) Details on the album release date.
3) An image of the album design to promote recognition.
4) Bold text listing the artist name and album title.
5) An eye-catching layout that follows design principles.
6) Cohesive branding through colors and fonts that match the album style
The document discusses the evaluation of a music video project. It summarizes how the music video challenges conventions by using a nonlinear dream sequence narrative format. It also discusses how the cinematography, editing, and sound design follow technical conventions. Audience feedback indicated some confusion with the dream sequence but appreciation for the humor. The document also describes the use of new media technologies in researching, planning, constructing, and evaluating the project.
Ninthuja Saseetharan evaluated their media product which was a music video for the song "Move it 2 the drum" by DJ Chuckie featuring Hardwell. Some key points:
- The music video uses a non-linear dream sequence format which challenges conventions of typical music videos.
- Technical elements like camera work, editing and sound techniques follow conventions to maintain quality.
- The video drew inspiration from other music videos with similar club scene themes.
- Feedback was generally positive about the humorous elements and club atmosphere, but some found the dream sequence confusing.
- New media technologies like YouTube, Photoshop and social media were used in the research, planning, construction
This document summarizes how a music video uses and challenges conventions of the genre. It uses conventions like stereotypical "geek" clothing, depictions of bullying, lighting for an energetic atmosphere, and close-ups to build an identity. However, it also challenges conventions by using a dark mask from a horror film for the superhero, slow motion during fast scenes, and having the subject directly look at the camera to involve the audience. Overall the narrative of an underdog becoming a superhero is a strong convention in this genre of music videos.
The campaign to promote Matrix's album and single release consisted of a CD digipack, website, and music video. The website uses dark backgrounds and contrasting colors to create an unconventional brand image representing the alternative techno genre. It promotes Matrix as a mysterious DJ through images that reference artists like the Joker to appeal to fans of this niche music. The campaign effectively uses these products together across different platforms to market Matrix and the label to techno audiences online and in magazines.
The document summarizes how conventions were used and challenged in the design of a magazine advertisement and digipack for a music album. Key conventions included featuring large images of the artist, providing details on how to purchase the album, and including the track listing. Some conventions challenged included giving the artist an unusual pose and designing the CD to look like a pearl. The overall design kept a consistent style across formats to create familiarity and recognition for the audience.
The document provides an analysis of various album covers including Taylor Swift's "Speak Now", Coldplay's "Mylo Xyloto", Rihanna's "Loud", and Bruno Mars' "Doo-Wops & Hooligans". Key aspects analyzed include color schemes, graphics, images, fonts, and themes. The document concludes by stating that inspiration will be taken from the successful features of these covers to design a cover for a fictional artist Holly's first album release.
The document summarizes the conventions used in magazine advertisements and digipacks for a new female artist named Heidi. Some of the key conventions included featuring large images of the artist, details about purchasing the album, consistent branding across materials, and revealing outfits to appeal to audiences. The document also highlighted some ways conventions were challenged, such as using contrasting black and white colors and unusual poses of the artist.
The document provides information and inspiration for designing a digipak advert. It analyzes existing digipak advert designs from various artists such as Janet, Beyonce, Katy Perry, Avril Lavigne, and Taylor Swift. Key elements that are commonly included and should be considered for the new design are:
1) A strong image of the artist to draw attention.
2) Details on the album release date.
3) An image of the album design to promote recognition.
4) Bold text listing the artist name and album title.
5) An eye-catching layout that follows design principles.
6) Cohesive branding through colors and fonts that match the album style
The document discusses the evaluation of a music video project. It summarizes how the music video challenges conventions by using a nonlinear dream sequence narrative format. It also discusses how the cinematography, editing, and sound design follow technical conventions. Audience feedback indicated some confusion with the dream sequence but appreciation for the humor. The document also describes the use of new media technologies in researching, planning, constructing, and evaluating the project.
Ninthuja Saseetharan evaluated their media product which was a music video for the song "Move it 2 the drum" by DJ Chuckie featuring Hardwell. Some key points:
- The music video uses a non-linear dream sequence format which challenges conventions of typical music videos.
- Technical elements like camera work, editing and sound techniques follow conventions to maintain quality.
- The video drew inspiration from other music videos with similar club scene themes.
- Feedback was generally positive about the humorous elements and club atmosphere, but some found the dream sequence confusing.
- New media technologies like YouTube, Photoshop and social media were used in the research, planning, construction
This document summarizes how a music video uses and challenges conventions of the genre. It uses conventions like stereotypical "geek" clothing, depictions of bullying, lighting for an energetic atmosphere, and close-ups to build an identity. However, it also challenges conventions by using a dark mask from a horror film for the superhero, slow motion during fast scenes, and having the subject directly look at the camera to involve the audience. Overall the narrative of an underdog becoming a superhero is a strong convention in this genre of music videos.
The campaign to promote Matrix's album and single release consisted of a CD digipack, website, and music video. The website uses dark backgrounds and contrasting colors to create an unconventional brand image representing the alternative techno genre. It promotes Matrix as a mysterious DJ through images that reference artists like the Joker to appeal to fans of this niche music. The campaign effectively uses these products together across different platforms to market Matrix and the label to techno audiences online and in magazines.
My media product uses, develops, and challenges some conventions of real music videos, digipaks, and magazine ads.
It uses conventions like a variety of camera shots and angles in the music video, bright colors linked to the genre of pop music, singing and dancing, and costume changes. However, it challenges conventions by not making the dance sequence a major part of the video and by including images from the digipak in the music video.
The digipak uses conventions like fun, upbeat images and bright colors to represent the pop genre.
The magazine ad centers a large image of the lead singer looking to the side rather than straight on, similar to other ads that draw viewers' interest without direct
Rihanna's "California King Bed" music video depicts a love struggle between two former lovers trying to rekindle lost feelings. Scenes show Rihanna in a bedroom surrounded by nature with soft, natural lighting to create a dreamlike atmosphere. The video focuses solely on Rihanna and uses camera techniques like close-ups and profile shots to emphasize her.
The digipak uses conventional indie band imagery and designs to develop themes around life and death. The band is centered on the cover with a mixture of black and white and color in the background. Subsequent pages include heart imagery, medical equipment, and lyrics to connect the packaging to the songs' themes of saving lives. Broken glass and an out of focus image also link the digipak to the band's music videos. The advertisement follows conventions by prominently featuring the album cover and using consistent colors to tie the products together.
The video for "California King Bed" by Rihanna shows her struggling with a broken relationship. Scenes cut between Rihanna singing alone and interacting with her love interest. Nature imagery and soft lighting create a dreamlike atmosphere. The focus remains on Rihanna and establishing the song's theme of lost love.
This document analyzes the music video for Rihanna's song "California King Bed." The video tells a story of two former lovers trying to rekindle lost feelings. It features natural scenery and soft lighting to create a dreamlike atmosphere. Rihanna wears minimal, pure white clothing to portray the idea of a "perfect girl." The video focuses closely on Rihanna and uses camera techniques like close-ups and profile shots to emphasize her as the artist.
The digipak meets many conventions of real music products through consistent fonts, colors, and emphasis on the artist's name and album title. It challenges conventions by cutting off parts of images and including the artist's social media instead of producer details. While mostly conventional, elements like a handwritten font and messages from the artist aim to feel authentic yet distinctive. Overall, the design draws from typical digipak styles but incorporates some original elements.
The magazine cover uses design elements to attract its target audience of rap music fans. The dominant image of rapper Jay-Z directly engages the audience. Bold colors like red and black connote passion for music. Formal typefaces and layout in capital letters suggest the magazine is aimed at an older audience. Additional text provides the model credit and name of Jay-Z to further appeal to fans interested in both the artist's music and public image. High key lighting and a clean white background make the cover visually clear and appealing to the target demographic.
The student created a music video for the song "Rum and Redbull" in the dancehall genre. Their video challenged some conventions of typical dancehall videos by separating the male and female scenes and focusing more on the concept than large dance scenes. They received positive feedback on their video and print materials from audiences. The bright colors and Jamaican flag theme in the prints were well-received. The student learned they should have planned shoots better and had more faith in their team members. New media technologies like digital cameras and editing software helped at all stages of production but issues like broken equipment caused some difficulties.
Magazine cover analysis_worksheet rolling stonekruane95
The document analyzes the design of a magazine cover. It summarizes various elements of the design including the masthead font, main image featuring a model, model credit, main cover line, placement of elements according to the Guttenburg design principle, colors used, typefaces, photography lighting, coverlines of different sizes featuring various artists, and the overall informal yet professional house style. The design aims to attract fans of indie and rock music genres through prominent coverage of the band Arctic Monkeys and a retro-themed image of a model associated with that genre.
The document analyzes the layout and design features of contents pages from two music magazines, NME and Kerrang. Some key points made:
1) Both magazines use a consistent color scheme and branding to match the front cover and create a cohesive look. Images and brief summaries help highlight articles.
2) Subheadings, bold text sizes, and column formatting help organize information and make it easy for readers to find sections of interest.
3) The magazines employ techniques like editors' notes and highlighted interviews to pique readers' curiosity and encourage buying the issue.
The document examines promotional materials from several contrasting festivals to analyze their type, aims, programming, and target audiences. It provides a table analyzing the London Children's Film Festival, Ladyfest Ten, Thames Festival, and Eid Festival London. The London Children's Film Festival is a film showcase for families with workshops and films aimed at children 16 and under. Ladyfest Ten celebrates and promotes women's creativity through performances, workshops, and arts. The Thames Festival celebrates London and its river through markets, music, and competitions. The Eid Festival London allows people of all backgrounds to experience and enjoy the cultural diversity of the Islamic religion through performances, exhibitions, and prayers.
The magazine focuses on rock music through its use of red, black, and white colors; bold font; and photography of Hayley Williams in an intimidating pose. Short, bold writing uses language associated with rock fans. Overall, the design successfully represents the rock genre to appeal to its target audience.
This document compares and contrasts Digipaks and Jewel Cases as packaging formats for music albums. Digipaks are made of cardboard and are more environmentally friendly than plastic jewel cases. They allow for more content to be included through booklets and multiple disk storage. Jewel cases have a glossy finish but only hold one disk and limited additional materials. Both formats aim to provide information and aesthetics that appeal to audiences and promote the artist/album.
This presentation is a result of data anaylsis of the past 30 years on economic, political, social and cultural events. Our goal was to forecast a line of handbags for the company, Butler Bag, for their fall 2010 collection. I was judged by the Carlin group and my team was voted the winner.
The document analyzes conventions used in pop magazines. Key conventions discussed include using bright colors, bold fonts, and eye-catching elements to catch readers' attention. Images typically show artists smiling to convey a positive feel. Layouts follow design principles like the "route of the eye" and use of the left third of the page to emphasize important information. Both the real magazine and the student's mock magazine make use of similar conventions to engage readers and create a cohesive brand identity.
The student created a music video for the song "Rum and Redbull" in the dancehall genre. Their video challenged dancehall conventions by separating the male and female scenes rather than having them dance together. It also focused more on the concept than large dance scenes. They received positive feedback on the video and print materials, though some noted it was confusing. The student learned they should plan shoots better, have more faith in their team, and coordinate print design elements. New media technologies helped at all stages, from research to filming with a digital camera to editing with Final Cut Pro and designing print materials in Photoshop.
This 24 slide power point “Desert Adaptations” illustrates adaptations in behavior (being nocturnal, burrowing for shelter) and structure (such as camouflage, sharp talons, sharp spines, long roots) that God provided desert creatures. Discusses predator/prey and the definition of a desert with links to the dietary regulations given in Leviticus 11 to the Children of Israel. Illustrated throughout. Aligns with VA SOL's 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, 4.5.
#weightloss 2014 vs Old School #DietingCindy McAsey
This document summarizes the Shaklee 180 weight loss program. It promotes the program's high-nutrient calorie controlled meal replacements that help lose weight while preserving muscle mass unlike traditional dieting. Meal replacements include shakes and bars, with 1 prepared meal and 1-2 snacks per day. The program costs $9 per day which is lower than competitors, and offers additional benefits through a free app and membership program.
Thank you for your participation in this survey. The data collected will help understand consumer purchase experiences and behaviors in shopping malls.
The document traces the history and evolution of gangster films from early silent films in the 1910s to more recent films from the 2000s. It discusses key films that helped establish genres like mob films and film noir, as well as the influence of real-life events and censorship codes. Major films mentioned include The Godfather trilogy, Scarface, Bonnie and Clyde, and The Departed. Overall it examines how gangster films have changed in depicting criminals and crime over the decades from the 1920s prohibition era to the modern day.
Ringkasan dokumen tersebut adalah:
TPA merupakan lembaga pendidikan Islam nonformal yang berperan penting dalam melestarikan Al-Qur'an dan menumbuhkan kecintaan generasi muda terhadap Al-Qur'an dan masjid. Ustadz/ah TPA dihadapkan pada tantangan untuk mengembangkan kurikulum yang menarik agar santri tidak meninggalkan TPA.
The document discusses the state of the US economy following the recession and the Federal Reserve's monetary policy actions. It notes that the recession exacerbated job losses in manufacturing and that extended unemployment benefits do not address this structural problem. It also discusses high unemployment rates in Washington State, especially among manufacturing and construction workers. Finally, it summarizes the Federal Reserve's quantitative easing programs and interest rate policies, and debates the risks and benefits of further actions.
My media product uses, develops, and challenges some conventions of real music videos, digipaks, and magazine ads.
It uses conventions like a variety of camera shots and angles in the music video, bright colors linked to the genre of pop music, singing and dancing, and costume changes. However, it challenges conventions by not making the dance sequence a major part of the video and by including images from the digipak in the music video.
The digipak uses conventions like fun, upbeat images and bright colors to represent the pop genre.
The magazine ad centers a large image of the lead singer looking to the side rather than straight on, similar to other ads that draw viewers' interest without direct
Rihanna's "California King Bed" music video depicts a love struggle between two former lovers trying to rekindle lost feelings. Scenes show Rihanna in a bedroom surrounded by nature with soft, natural lighting to create a dreamlike atmosphere. The video focuses solely on Rihanna and uses camera techniques like close-ups and profile shots to emphasize her.
The digipak uses conventional indie band imagery and designs to develop themes around life and death. The band is centered on the cover with a mixture of black and white and color in the background. Subsequent pages include heart imagery, medical equipment, and lyrics to connect the packaging to the songs' themes of saving lives. Broken glass and an out of focus image also link the digipak to the band's music videos. The advertisement follows conventions by prominently featuring the album cover and using consistent colors to tie the products together.
The video for "California King Bed" by Rihanna shows her struggling with a broken relationship. Scenes cut between Rihanna singing alone and interacting with her love interest. Nature imagery and soft lighting create a dreamlike atmosphere. The focus remains on Rihanna and establishing the song's theme of lost love.
This document analyzes the music video for Rihanna's song "California King Bed." The video tells a story of two former lovers trying to rekindle lost feelings. It features natural scenery and soft lighting to create a dreamlike atmosphere. Rihanna wears minimal, pure white clothing to portray the idea of a "perfect girl." The video focuses closely on Rihanna and uses camera techniques like close-ups and profile shots to emphasize her as the artist.
The digipak meets many conventions of real music products through consistent fonts, colors, and emphasis on the artist's name and album title. It challenges conventions by cutting off parts of images and including the artist's social media instead of producer details. While mostly conventional, elements like a handwritten font and messages from the artist aim to feel authentic yet distinctive. Overall, the design draws from typical digipak styles but incorporates some original elements.
The magazine cover uses design elements to attract its target audience of rap music fans. The dominant image of rapper Jay-Z directly engages the audience. Bold colors like red and black connote passion for music. Formal typefaces and layout in capital letters suggest the magazine is aimed at an older audience. Additional text provides the model credit and name of Jay-Z to further appeal to fans interested in both the artist's music and public image. High key lighting and a clean white background make the cover visually clear and appealing to the target demographic.
The student created a music video for the song "Rum and Redbull" in the dancehall genre. Their video challenged some conventions of typical dancehall videos by separating the male and female scenes and focusing more on the concept than large dance scenes. They received positive feedback on their video and print materials from audiences. The bright colors and Jamaican flag theme in the prints were well-received. The student learned they should have planned shoots better and had more faith in their team members. New media technologies like digital cameras and editing software helped at all stages of production but issues like broken equipment caused some difficulties.
Magazine cover analysis_worksheet rolling stonekruane95
The document analyzes the design of a magazine cover. It summarizes various elements of the design including the masthead font, main image featuring a model, model credit, main cover line, placement of elements according to the Guttenburg design principle, colors used, typefaces, photography lighting, coverlines of different sizes featuring various artists, and the overall informal yet professional house style. The design aims to attract fans of indie and rock music genres through prominent coverage of the band Arctic Monkeys and a retro-themed image of a model associated with that genre.
The document analyzes the layout and design features of contents pages from two music magazines, NME and Kerrang. Some key points made:
1) Both magazines use a consistent color scheme and branding to match the front cover and create a cohesive look. Images and brief summaries help highlight articles.
2) Subheadings, bold text sizes, and column formatting help organize information and make it easy for readers to find sections of interest.
3) The magazines employ techniques like editors' notes and highlighted interviews to pique readers' curiosity and encourage buying the issue.
The document examines promotional materials from several contrasting festivals to analyze their type, aims, programming, and target audiences. It provides a table analyzing the London Children's Film Festival, Ladyfest Ten, Thames Festival, and Eid Festival London. The London Children's Film Festival is a film showcase for families with workshops and films aimed at children 16 and under. Ladyfest Ten celebrates and promotes women's creativity through performances, workshops, and arts. The Thames Festival celebrates London and its river through markets, music, and competitions. The Eid Festival London allows people of all backgrounds to experience and enjoy the cultural diversity of the Islamic religion through performances, exhibitions, and prayers.
The magazine focuses on rock music through its use of red, black, and white colors; bold font; and photography of Hayley Williams in an intimidating pose. Short, bold writing uses language associated with rock fans. Overall, the design successfully represents the rock genre to appeal to its target audience.
This document compares and contrasts Digipaks and Jewel Cases as packaging formats for music albums. Digipaks are made of cardboard and are more environmentally friendly than plastic jewel cases. They allow for more content to be included through booklets and multiple disk storage. Jewel cases have a glossy finish but only hold one disk and limited additional materials. Both formats aim to provide information and aesthetics that appeal to audiences and promote the artist/album.
This presentation is a result of data anaylsis of the past 30 years on economic, political, social and cultural events. Our goal was to forecast a line of handbags for the company, Butler Bag, for their fall 2010 collection. I was judged by the Carlin group and my team was voted the winner.
The document analyzes conventions used in pop magazines. Key conventions discussed include using bright colors, bold fonts, and eye-catching elements to catch readers' attention. Images typically show artists smiling to convey a positive feel. Layouts follow design principles like the "route of the eye" and use of the left third of the page to emphasize important information. Both the real magazine and the student's mock magazine make use of similar conventions to engage readers and create a cohesive brand identity.
The student created a music video for the song "Rum and Redbull" in the dancehall genre. Their video challenged dancehall conventions by separating the male and female scenes rather than having them dance together. It also focused more on the concept than large dance scenes. They received positive feedback on the video and print materials, though some noted it was confusing. The student learned they should plan shoots better, have more faith in their team, and coordinate print design elements. New media technologies helped at all stages, from research to filming with a digital camera to editing with Final Cut Pro and designing print materials in Photoshop.
This 24 slide power point “Desert Adaptations” illustrates adaptations in behavior (being nocturnal, burrowing for shelter) and structure (such as camouflage, sharp talons, sharp spines, long roots) that God provided desert creatures. Discusses predator/prey and the definition of a desert with links to the dietary regulations given in Leviticus 11 to the Children of Israel. Illustrated throughout. Aligns with VA SOL's 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, 4.5.
#weightloss 2014 vs Old School #DietingCindy McAsey
This document summarizes the Shaklee 180 weight loss program. It promotes the program's high-nutrient calorie controlled meal replacements that help lose weight while preserving muscle mass unlike traditional dieting. Meal replacements include shakes and bars, with 1 prepared meal and 1-2 snacks per day. The program costs $9 per day which is lower than competitors, and offers additional benefits through a free app and membership program.
Thank you for your participation in this survey. The data collected will help understand consumer purchase experiences and behaviors in shopping malls.
The document traces the history and evolution of gangster films from early silent films in the 1910s to more recent films from the 2000s. It discusses key films that helped establish genres like mob films and film noir, as well as the influence of real-life events and censorship codes. Major films mentioned include The Godfather trilogy, Scarface, Bonnie and Clyde, and The Departed. Overall it examines how gangster films have changed in depicting criminals and crime over the decades from the 1920s prohibition era to the modern day.
Ringkasan dokumen tersebut adalah:
TPA merupakan lembaga pendidikan Islam nonformal yang berperan penting dalam melestarikan Al-Qur'an dan menumbuhkan kecintaan generasi muda terhadap Al-Qur'an dan masjid. Ustadz/ah TPA dihadapkan pada tantangan untuk mengembangkan kurikulum yang menarik agar santri tidak meninggalkan TPA.
The document discusses the state of the US economy following the recession and the Federal Reserve's monetary policy actions. It notes that the recession exacerbated job losses in manufacturing and that extended unemployment benefits do not address this structural problem. It also discusses high unemployment rates in Washington State, especially among manufacturing and construction workers. Finally, it summarizes the Federal Reserve's quantitative easing programs and interest rate policies, and debates the risks and benefits of further actions.
The document provides a summary of work experience and qualifications for an individual seeking a career in water and wastewater treatment projects. It outlines 10 years of experience in various roles with companies involved in water treatment equipment and services. It also lists skills and experience in areas such as design, project management, instrumentation, and electrical systems as relevant to water and wastewater treatment plants. Finally, it provides details on educational background and personal information.
Sps chicago suburbs outsourcing your share point hosting - the clouds fine ...SherWeb
This document discusses outsourcing SharePoint hosting to the cloud. It begins by outlining opportunities like faster upgrades and scalability as well as concerns around data security and availability. It then defines different hosting models like private, public, and hybrid clouds. The rest of the document provides advice on evaluating cloud providers, including looking at service level agreements, data security certifications, customer satisfaction metrics, business continuity policies, and licensing options and costs. It concludes by stressing the importance of understanding your needs before moving to the cloud and choosing a provider that meets your requirements.
The Millennial Shift: Financial Services and the Digial Generation Study PreviewCorporate Insight
With 80 million members, the Millennial generation is the largest in the history of the United States. The group's size, coupled with its increasing spending power and social influence, means that Millennials are a huge potential market for financial services firms. However, Millennials' skeptical view of financial institutions and unique digital preferences pose a clear challenge to the industry's traditional marketing strategies and business models.
CI's new study, The Millennial Shift: Financial Services and the Digital Generation will help financial services marketers, product managers and strategists to better understand Millennials and identify effective tactics for serving this demographic. Download the study preview now!
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#1 How do Millennial attitudes/behaviors differ from those of earlier generations?
#2 What financial product features do Millennials value?
#3 Which financial services firms seem to be effectively targeting this group and why?
#4 What are the most effective ways to use technology to market to and serve these consumers?
#5 How can financial firms use education, gamification, social media and other innovations to connect with Millennials?
A transformational approach to joint warfighting hinging on the leveraging of warfighting culture as a means of stimulating desired emergent behaviors, enhancing joint combat effectiveness.
How did you attract/address my target audienceJessRLeach
This document discusses strategies for attracting a target audience of teenagers and young adults interested in rock/metal music to a magazine called Distortion. It recommends using an memorable and relevant logo, bright colors, photos of famous bands, and price that is clear and affordable for teenagers. The layout and design emphasizes distorted colors and typography to attract rock fans and highlight exciting content like concert information, interviews with celebrities, and articles written in a dramatic style using language relevant to young people.
Este documento presenta la letra de la canción "Imagine" de John Lennon. La canción imagina un mundo sin países, religiones, posesiones, hambre o necesidad, donde toda la gente vive en paz como una hermandad y comparte el mundo.
Sarwan Singh offers soft skills training through three projects: Project Wisdom for industries, Project Campus to Corporate for educational institutes, and Project Smart English for English skills enhancement. The projects provide modular training on topics like communication, leadership, time management, and presentation skills to help professionals and students improve their employability. Sarwan Singh has over 10 years of experience as a trainer and 25 years of industrial experience.
The combination of the main product (music video) and ancillary texts (advert and digipak) have some coherence but also inconsistencies. Key points of coherence include using the same quirky font, costumes, poses, and props (guitars) across products. However, the lighting and colors used are very different between the bright, polished print materials and darker, dingier video. While some elements like costumes and poses translate between stills and motion, the intended enthusiasm is lost due to lighting issues in the video. Overall, the products share some recognizable house style elements but would benefit from addressing lighting inconsistencies to fully cohere the brand identity.
The combination of the main product (music video) and ancillary texts (print production) is very effective.
The music video and print production use similar lighting, color palettes, camera angles, and stylistic elements to represent a coherent and consistent "house style." Key elements like George's posture, clothing, and the use of his guitar as a prop are depicted consistently across formats. Close-ups are a linking visual technique. The narrative and emotions are also represented coherently through both video editing and facial expressions.
Evaluation 2 how effective is the combinationSamir Jan
The combination of the main product (digipack) and ancillary texts (music video, magazine advert) is highly effective. [1] Images, fonts, and themes are consistent across products to create a cohesive brand identity. [2] Related images and content from the music video are featured on the digipack, directly linking the two. [3] The magazine advert promotes the album using the artist's image, album cover, and conventions like ratings to engage viewers.
The document analyzes the coherence of visual elements like color, font, posture, props, costumes, lighting, and themes between a music video and accompanying digipak. It finds some elements like dark color schemes and fonts are coherent, while others like daylight shots, costumes, and props differ between the pieces. Overall, the document argues planning the digipak after the video may have improved coherence and branding, though some conventions are still similar enough for recognition.
In what ways does your media product usemeganemilie
The document summarizes the codes and conventions used in editing a music video for Kate Nash and related promotional materials. Quick cuts were used at the beginning of the video to create an energetic feel, mirroring one of Nash's other videos. Stop-motion images created a sense of continuous movement, replicating a technique from another Nash video. Close-ups and two-shots were used to make the audience feel closer to Nash and see her relationship with another character. Throughout, the goal was to reference Nash's style while putting a unique spin on it. Similar conventions were applied to designs for the album digipak and magazine advertisement to achieve continuity across formats.
The document provides an evaluation of a media project creating a music promotion package. It summarizes the main tasks of creating a music video, CD cover, and magazine advertisement. It discusses genre conventions used, branding, and feedback from audience testing. The evaluation finds that while the projects adhered to genre conventions, some elements could have been more coherent. Overall, the projects fit the intended brand image of a modern, dark rock/punk band.
When creating media for a music single, it is important to establish a consistent house style across all elements. This document discusses the house style developed for the single, which included matching colors, designs, photos and backgrounds on the digipak and poster. Key aspects of the house style were the image of two people holding hands, a soft cloud background effect, and a simple font suited for the pop rock genre. These visual elements were meant to be memorable and relate to the themes and story portrayed in the music video.
I used an AI assistant to help me evaluate my work
and provide feedback on how I could improve. It was helpful to
get an objective perspective.
Blogger: I used my blog to display all of my work and
evaluations. This allowed me to look back on my initial plans
and see how my work developed. It was also useful for getting
feedback from others.
Video camera: I filmed myself evaluating my work and posted
the videos to my blog. This allowed me to verbally explain my
thought process and get feedback from viewers.
Survey monkey: I created online surveys using Survey Monkey
to gather feedback from my target audiences on my final
products. This gave me valuable insights.
In what ways does your media product useEmilyBaldwin
This document discusses how an indie music media product uses and develops conventions of real indie media. It focuses on live music performance, natural color schemes, and entropic elements inspired by bands like Arctic Monkeys and Beady Eye. Audience research guided color scheme choices. While focusing on the music and band to follow indie conventions, the product also slightly challenges conventions by mixing an indie lifestyle with a love story. The document considers how indie fans may appreciate following and challenging conventions, while others could find it boring.
The document compares the components of an advertisement and digital packaging for an album to footage from a music video in order to match the ancillary tasks to the video. Key points of comparison include using the artist's red jumper and positioning his body in a slouched, inverted manner in both to enhance his character of feeling like a stranger in London. Editing techniques such as overlapping images were used in both the packaging and video to represent this theme. Color schemes between the tasks were also matched, particularly an orange/yellow tone used in the video and packaging to convey the song's emotional lyrics and mood of London.
The document discusses conventions used in creating a music video and related media for an indie band. For the music video, conventions included a narrative scene, band performance scenes, close-ups of band members and instruments, urban and outdoor locations, and casual costumes. These conventions were informed by research on typical elements in indie music videos. The design of related media like the digipak and poster also followed conventions of the genre through use of natural imagery, photos of band members, and color schemes that connote nature. Layout and font choices were meant to attract attention while maintaining a simple, appealing style befitting the indie genre.
The document discusses the conventions used in creating a music video and related media for an indie band. For the music video, common conventions like narrative scenes, band performance scenes, and close-ups of band members and instruments were used. Locations were outdoor for the narrative and indoor for the performance. Costumes were casual, urban clothes to match typical indie styles. For the digipak, conventions like photos of band members and nature, contrasting colors, and font choices were followed. The poster design focused on tight framing, clear layout, prominent display of the band name in readable but not plain font, and an indie-style color scheme to attract attention.
The student produced an opening scene for a psychological thriller film using sinister music and a young protagonist to engage the target audience. They also produced a music video for an indie music genre band depicting the relationship between a boy and girl. For the music video, they used conventions like including band performance scenes and casual costumes. For design work, they used Photoshop to edit photos, backgrounds, and add color/writing. Digital technologies helped with research, planning, feedback, and knowledge at A2 compared to paper-based work previously. Post-production editing was done in iMovie and Final Cut Pro by adding effects and syncing music.
In what ways does your media product useEmily Baldwin
The media product draws inspiration from other indie bands and albums in its natural color scheme, focus on live music performance, and inclusion of entropy and redundancy as common indie features. It slightly challenges conventions by mixing an indie partying lifestyle with a love story plotline, though the focus group did not provide feedback on this element. Overall, the project aims to follow conventions by focusing on the music and band, while also attempting to challenge norms through its narrative combination.
I used the Anthropic AI assistant to help summarize and provide feedback on my evaluation. It was helpful to get an outside perspective.
Blogger: I used my blog to display all of my evaluations together in one place online for easy access and sharing.
Photoshop: I used Photoshop to create mockups of how I would improve my products based on the feedback I received, to include in my evaluation.
Prezi: I also used Prezi to present my evaluations as it allows for more advanced layouts than PowerPoint and engaging navigation of the content.
Audacity: I used the audio software Audacity to record an audio evaluation of my products to include different media types and perspectives in my evaluation
This document discusses the coherency of print products created to promote a new album. It analyzes how fonts, color schemes, images, and themes are used consistently across different products like the album cover, advertisement, and digital packaging to create a coherent style and help audiences recognize the artist. Feedback from others noted the use of repetitive visual elements like eyes ties the products together in a way that matches the album name. Consistent use of the same fonts, pale colors, and pictures aim to clearly associate all items with the same music release.
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music videos. It summarizes how the video uses black and white filters throughout to focus on the lyrics rather than bright colors, develops the use of split screens by positioning frames differently than typical music videos, and challenges conventions like using an overlay of close-up and mid shots for an upbeat song rather than slow songs.
The document discusses how the author used media technologies in creating their music video. They used Final Cut Pro for editing, which allowed them to add effects like fast cuts and montages to set the mood. Feedback sessions helped them learn what their target audience expected and improve their work. Researching other music videos helped them understand conventions for their dubstep genre video.
The document summarizes feedback received on a student group's music video and ancillary materials for a dancehall song. The group's video took a unconventional approach for the genre by not including large dance scenes or overly sexualizing the female dancer. Audience feedback was that the video was confusing but enjoyable. The group learned to plan shoots better and use proper equipment. Feedback on their print materials was positive, though different fonts were used. The group learned to work together more cohesively. New media technologies helped at all stages of production from research to planning to evaluation.
1. Question 2: How effective is the combination of
your main product and ancillary texts?
2. Introduction
• I am going to discuss and analyse my work and
how coherent my music video and print
production work were. As a combination, it
was important my work was identifiable as a
package.
• As well as an analysis, I will also be discussing
improvements I could have made.
3. House Style Colours: Texts: From
Slightly sepia neutral
colours, black
My Advert “dafont.com” –
Passenger in Bebas
(000000), brown Neue (spacing in-
402e2e) and white between each letter)
(fffefe). And then Red and Staring at the
(c00000) Stars in Clear Line.
Main Images: Only Visual Aspects:
one conveying a star Reviews – With
image effect. Guitar 4/5 star ratings, a
suggesting the feature that
indie/nu-folk sound. appears on many
album adverts in
magazines.
Business Logos: A
common feature Lighting: Artificial
advertised, for lighting to give
example HMV and the advert a
iTunes. glossy, polished
look.
4. House Style Colours:
Lighting: Artificial
Red (c00000), Black
lighting in a studio
and also edited
natural lighting for
My Digipak (000000), White (fffefe)
and an overall sepia
effect.
the back cover.
Costume &
Props: Natural
everyday Text: Font’s
clothing and from
guitar – “dafont.com” –
suggesting the Bebas Neue
sound of the and Clear Line,
music used
(Indie/Nu-Folk) throughout.
Visual Aspects:
The “tree
theme” on the
back and it’s use
of close-up
branches for the
CD design.
5. Is my Print Production work
recognisable as a package?
• I feel the two parts of my print production
work are coherent and they are recognisable
as a whole package. I’ve used the same colour
scheme, the same fonts and the same image
from my digipak as the main image on my
advert.
• This has all been purposefully chosen to make
my print production work recognisable as a
package for my target audience.
6. Lighting:
Naturalistic, fresh,
Music Video: Image 1
bright. House Style
Colour: Is
similar to the
digipak and
advert design.
The red coat is a
Visual Aspects: significant
The main singer, feature which
made apparent stands out and
straight away the natural
and is lip brown and
syncing. His slight sepia
clothing and effect add to
overall ‘look’ is the overall look
the same as the of the video.
digipak and
advert design.
Position of the Camera: The main singer is
placed centre of the camera, making him the
main focus point.
7. Lighting:
Artificial
lighting due to
Music Video: Image 2 Clothing:
Everyday
the ‘pub casual clothing
environment’. worn by 16 –
The slight 25 year old
sepia effect is males. Dark
still apparent clothing that
throughout blends into the
the video. scenery and
surroundings
making it
more relatable
to the
audience.
Props: The up close beer pulls create the feel
of everyday life for a young adult male. They
also tell the audience where the scene is
taking place.
8. Visual Effects:
Close up of band
Music Video: Image 3 Props:
Instrument –
member playing Guitar to
the guitar, shows add the
a performance genre of
element. indie/nu-
folk. The
guitar was
also featured
in the
digipak and
Lighting: advert.
Artificial
lighting used.
Fresh and light
tone used
compared to
the sepia
effect we’ve Colours: In the performance
seen scenes the colours have a slight
throughout. green effect but still maintains the
neutral browns and whites.
9. Is my Music Video consistent within
itself?
• After analysing my music video, I believe it is consistent and
coherent within itself. All the way through there are natural
environments in everyday places with everyday clothing
and a big sense of realism coming through which is what
my target audience will connect with. The theme of
friendship is also shown all the way through.
• However the lighting and colours are not consistent all the
way through especially towards the end of the video but all
the different angle shots are the same colours which shows
the homemade effect of our video, another feature which
creates the sense of realism.
• We added RGB curves and adjusted the brightness and
contrast on some clips in attempt to create consistency.
10. Is my print production work and
music video recognisable as a whole
package?
• The colour scheme of my print production work was very
controlled and airbrushed which allowed my digipak and
advert have a smooth polished look to them as I had control
of the colours (red, brown, black, white). In comparison with
my music video, the video looks homemade due to the
natural colours and the RGB curve filters.
11. Is my print production work and
music video recognisable as a whole
package?
• The lighting on my print production is different compared to
the lighting in my music video. The pictures on my print
production work used artificial light and were
airbrushed/photoshopped to make them look professional.
The lighting in my music video varies as we use natural
lighting outdoor and battery powered LED lights indoors
therefore the lighting in incoherent between my print
production work and my music video.
12. Is my print production work and
music video recognisable as a whole
package?
• The props and costumes are recognisable throughout the
music video as well as the print production work. They’re
everyday clothes that our audience can relate to and as the
scenery in the video is an everyday environment, we wanted
to keep the costume simple. As for props, the guitar featured
in the print production work is also in the music video which
makes it coherent.
13. Improvements I could have made
• Lighting was a big issue within our music video the
indoor scenes all look slightly different. I feel with more
attention to detail, we could have fixed this issue.
• To be more coherent to my print production work, we
could have filmed some scenes in a studio as the
scenery in my advert and digipak was taken in a studio
environment.
• In the beginning stages of planning, we had planned to
film the tree / under the tree in my digipak design. I
feel this should have been a main place to film in order
for my print production work and music video to have
another link.