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naqeThe document discusses feedback received on ancillary work from an audience. The feedback noted that the A4 poster was too landscape oriented and contained too much content. It also found the font used on the front cover was difficult to read. Based on this, the creator decided to change the A4 poster to a portrait orientation with reduced content, use a clearer font on the front cover, and ensure consistency in font choices across materials to improve branding.
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The combination of the band's main products and ancillary texts effectively conveyed a consistent natural theme. This was achieved through using similar nature-inspired imagery, fonts, and color schemes across the album cover, music video, and website. Scenic shots from the music video were featured on the website to link the elements. While the logo was not included in the creative works to maintain the theme, continuity was provided through repeated visual elements and photos to clearly connect the band's brand across multiple platforms. Distribution would target a niche audience through independent labels while maintaining broad appeal through various streaming services.
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The document describes the process of creating a promotional poster. Key details include adding layers to the poster and text to advertise the essential information of the DVD title "On A Mission" and release date. Fonts and positioning of text elements were tested and finalized. Color was added for visual interest. Positive quotes were included from magazines and radio stations associated with the genre. A minor problem with text blending into the background was solved by adding an outline. Finally, the DVD cover was imported and resized to be featured on the poster.
Evolution of advertisement
The document describes revisions made to an advertisement for a band's album. The first version used the same background image as the album cover and centered text. Feedback indicated the date was hard to read against the sky background. Version 2 swapped the band name and release date to black bars for clarity. Version 3 added a second black bar to improve symmetry and moved the text positioning again based on what looked best. The revisions focused on text placement, visibility, and aesthetic appeal.
Evaluation - Question 3
The document discusses feedback received from audiences on various creative works, including a music video, advertisement poster, and album digipaks. Key points:
- Feedback was received from target audiences at different stages of the creative process, which allowed for improvements to be made.
- The digipaks received positive feedback on the consistent theme and images creating a story. Some suggested making the inside spread a different color.
- Feedback on the inside of the digipaks was mixed, but images on each page linked to the album title. Suggestions were made to change the positioning of images.
- The advertisement poster was updated based on feedback, changing the title to a green color and making the text b
Poster analysis 3
The poster design for Disclosure's album "Settle" differs slightly from the digipak design. On the poster, the text is positioned at the bottom rather than the top due to the longer length. To fill the blank space, the band name "Disclosure" is in a larger font at the bottom, with the album name "Settle" below in smaller text. The designer feels this better highlights the band name. Consistency between designs is maintained through iconic eye images and references to the digipak.
Development of poster
This document summarizes the development process of a poster design for a band. It describes:
1) Editing band member photos and arranging them on the poster.
2) Experimenting with different font and background designs before deciding on a simple black background and bold font.
3) Including reviews from music publications and designing an album name in a scratched font style.
4) Adding institutional information like a fake record label logo.
5) The final poster combines the edited band photos, font, reviews, and album name within a border, completing the design.
Q3
Our music video received positive feedback on the variety of shots used including low angle, high angle, close ups and medium shots. Our performer's lip syncing matched the song well. The only criticism was that we could have used the de-interlacing feature more to give the performer a crisper look. Creativity was shown through the intro transitions and use of animated subtitles. Our A4 advert poster was changed from landscape to portrait as advised. Overall, our work was successful and looked like a real media product. We maintained consistency across fonts and styles in our ancillary materials to create a brand identity.
Magazine Advertisement Audience Feedback
The document summarizes audience feedback from a survey about a magazine advertisement created by Heidi Nockels and Nicole Harman-Smith. When asked what drew their attention, participants commonly cited the masked character, simplicity, typography, and smoke effects. Their favorite features included the simplicity, typography, and striking image. Least favorite features included the dark image color, lack of text, and text placement. Most participants said the drained color scheme still attracted attention. All said the masked character intrigued them and linked to the album name and theme of hidden identity. Over half said it wasn't clear which text was the album vs. artist name. Suggested improvements included more vibrant colors and changing the "Unhinged
Consider how your 3 products link and work
The document discusses ways that the products of a documentary campaign were linked, including:
- Using similar sounds and clips between the radio advert and documentary
- Commissioning the same music for both the radio and documentary
- Using consistent font and colors between the documentary and poster
- Mentioning the tagline in both ancillary products but not the documentary
- Failing to promote social media channels consistently across products
The analysis concludes that using interview clips and commissioned music successfully linked the radio and documentary, though the tagline and social media promotion could have been more cohesive.
Q3
The document summarizes audience feedback for a student's music video and print products final project. For the music video, feedback noted successful editing but issues with lip syncing and lighting. Feedback praised the clear color scheme and branding consistency of the print products, though suggested improvements to sizing and number of images. The treatment feedback encouraged more adventurous designs for CD packaging and shorter footage lengths for the music video.
Development of poster
This document summarizes the development process of a band poster design. It describes:
1) Editing band member photos and arranging them on the poster.
2) Experimenting with different background images before deciding on a simple black background to let the band name stand out.
3) Testing different font styles for the band name before selecting one reminiscent of 1950s/60s horror films.
4) Adding reviews, a rating system, the album name and font, and fictional record label information to complete the poster design.
Question 3
The student learned several things from audience feedback on their music video, digi-pak, and album advert:
1) Effort put into editing style, use of colors, and creating meaning with visual elements makes a significant difference in how smoothly elements flow and are received.
2) Keeping storylines simple but attention-grabbing is effective, and more/longer shots of the band are desired for detail.
3) Clear labeling of information like band name and album title leaves a strong first impression.
4) Maintaining a consistent "house style" with fonts, colors, etc. links related materials and strengthens their impact and ability to advertise effectively.
Evaluation question 3
The document summarizes feedback received from audiences on various design elements of an album release. For the front cover, audiences found the original font difficult to read so it was changed. On the back cover, audiences suggested removing the artist name. For the poster, one version was chosen as it was consistent with branding research. Audiences also felt one inlay card design was more informative and visually appealing. Further feedback advised removing extra text and fonts from inlay cards to simplify the designs. Overall, incorporating this audience and peer feedback helped improve and strengthen the album packaging and marketing materials.
Q3 - Audience Feedback
- The group gained feedback at various stages of editing their music video and other products from their target audience to improve the work.
- Feedback suggested shortening repetitive shots in the video and adding brighter lighting. This feedback was used to reshoot footage.
- Later feedback indicated some shots could be brighter and use more vibrant colors, and include more close-ups of the couple and less of the artist.
- Audience surveys found the video told the story well through a mix of performance and narrative shots with consistent pace.
Album poster drafting process
The document summarizes the changes made between the 1st and final drafts of an album poster design. It discusses adjustments to:
1) The background color scheme, which was changed from dull grey to vibrant blues and greens to better reflect the indie pop genre.
2) The font used for sub-text, which was changed from a sophisticated style to a more casual cursive font to fit the target audience.
3) The text content, which was altered from tour information to include details about the album release and reviews in order to make it an appropriate album poster.
4) A minor cropping of the central image to focus attention while maintaining the industry standard of not showing the artist's face
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- 2. Size and format of page From audience feedback we were told that our A4 poster had to be portrait as opposed to landscape. This made us decide to use our old A4 poster in landscape form as extra work for our ancillary work, we suggested it could be a billboard poster instead. From our audience feedback we decided to change the page format of our music video to the proper format of portrait.
- 3. Too much content From audience feedback we were also told that there was too much content and images in our A4 poster. We thought this was a fair criticism and decided to reduce content and images. This made the key information like album name and release date stand out more clearly.
- 4. Difficult to read font From audience feedback we found out that it was difficult to read the text on our front cover. This was a big problem as audiences must be able to clearly read the content on front covers. This led us to changing the font into one that could be read more easily. Our changes meant the album name could be read and understood more easily.
- 5. Consistency in font From audience feedback we were also told that we should be more consistent with our font as this helps create brand identity. This was particularly a problem with our back cd cover. To help create brand identity we ensured the fonts were similar in all parts of our ancillary task. E.g the largest font used in the new cd back cover can be found on the A4 poster and front cd cover.