Website rough cut production analysis (1)
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1) The homepage uses red colors and navigation elements inspired by Kendrick Lamar's website to create a cohesive brand image linking the website to the artist's music videos and album packaging. 2) Sections are included for an artist image, album title and buy button, though no images are available yet. 3) The tour page also takes inspiration from Kendrick Lamar with red used for tour date boxes instead of black, again tying into the overall color scheme. Additional dates and social media widgets are included. 4) The shop uses a gallery format inspired by Eminem's store to showcase products on a black background. Space is reserved for album details when materials become available.
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Website rough cut production analysis
1) The homepage takes inspiration from Kendrick Lamar's website with a red header to match the colors used in the artist's music video and create a cohesive brand. It includes navigation links and space for an artist image and album title with a buy button.
2) The tour page also takes inspiration from Kendrick Lamar but uses a red box around tour dates instead of black to maintain branding consistency. It adds more dates and a social media widget.
3) The shop uses a gallery to showcase products and a black background inspired by Eminem's online store. It will feature the album with a description.
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Final changes and final website!
The final changes to the band's website were completed. The home page now combines news and features five thumbnail images linking to other pages like interviews and release dates. This makes the home page less bare. The tour dates, album release date, an MTV interview, and information about an magazine are also accessible from the home page. Other pages allow fans to purchase tickets, music, and merchandise, and sign up for the mailing list.
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The homepage features a black and white color scheme representing Ruby's journey of finding confidence in her sexuality. Images and quotes emphasize pride. Sections include biography, music, and a store with pride merchandise.
The store gallery sells items from Ruby's music video to connect her image with products. It also offers diverse pride merchandise reflecting Ruby's identity and message of acceptance.
Overall the site aims to build community among Ruby's LGBTQ+ fanbase while representing her story of overcoming isolation to live proudly and share her experiences with others.
Sam walton evaluation
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Analysis of Previous Student Work
This student analyzed previous work by other students, including a digipak and website for a musician named Haze.
The digipak followed conventions by featuring the artist's image and name prominently. It used consistent fonts and a pink color scheme. The website also used standard elements like menus, images, videos and social media links. It replicated the fonts and color scheme from the digipak. Both pieces featured graphics that were likely used in Haze's music videos for synergistic promotion.
Posters
This document analyzes a poster for a Kings of Leon album. It notes that the poster uses two consistent images that portray a natural, relaxed vibe and the band's genre. The band's name and album title are prominently displayed to draw the eye and emphasize their importance. An advertisement on the poster also promotes buying the album from an online retailer. This ad highlights the band's name and uses intriguing images and text to appeal to audiences and generate excitement around the unspecified release date.
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Website rough cut production analysis
1) The homepage takes inspiration from Kendrick Lamar's website with a red header to match the colors used in the artist's music video and create a cohesive brand. It includes navigation links and space for an artist image and album title with a buy button.
2) The tour page also takes inspiration from Kendrick Lamar but uses a red box around tour dates instead of black to maintain branding consistency. It adds more dates and a social media widget.
3) The shop uses a gallery to showcase products and a black background inspired by Eminem's online store. It will feature the album with a description.
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Final changes and final website!
The final changes to the band's website were completed. The home page now combines news and features five thumbnail images linking to other pages like interviews and release dates. This makes the home page less bare. The tour dates, album release date, an MTV interview, and information about an magazine are also accessible from the home page. Other pages allow fans to purchase tickets, music, and merchandise, and sign up for the mailing list.
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The homepage features a black and white color scheme representing Ruby's journey of finding confidence in her sexuality. Images and quotes emphasize pride. Sections include biography, music, and a store with pride merchandise.
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The document discusses the planning and creative process behind a student media production project. It describes influences taken from Pre-Raphaelite paintings in lighting and styling choices. Feedback from peers was incorporated which resulted in adding more color to the magazine advertisement. The effectiveness of coordinating the main production and supplementary materials like the album packaging is also assessed.
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Posters analysis
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1) The music video focuses on lights as its main theme by featuring the artist singing at night in front of the city lights of London.
2) For the digipak and advertisement, the creators originally planned to feature the artist in front of city lights at the same London location as the music video. However, they later decided on a close-up shot of the artist against a plain background with lights incorporated differently for a more creative and focused design.
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Question 2 Evaluation
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The response incorporates these findings into its own work. The digipak uses consistent black, white, and red imagery and desaturated colors like Drake's packaging. The website also uses a black, white, and grey color scheme with hints of red, mirroring the digipak. Social media platforms were created for the artist to connect
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Question 1 media
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Question 1 media
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Question 1 media
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Step by step costruction of media products
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Task 1
The document discusses conventions used in a music video and related media products to promote a fictional indie rock band. Specifically, it discusses using:
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- A narrative element involving a fight scene to engage audiences and create an image of the band as "rebellious" and "dangerous."
- Artistic camera techniques like handheld shots to match the style of similar indie bands.
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- A lead singer as the "front man" in the video, website
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Digipak creation
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1) Taking a photo and converting it to black and white to use on the CD cover. Layering paint brushes on the image to make it look like dripping paint.
2) Designing the back cover with a list of song titles following the rule of thirds.
3) Assembling the finished CD cover, back cover, and inside artwork into the digipak with complementary colors and designs.
Creating my ancillary tasks
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Evaluation
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Final printscreens
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Evaluation Question 2
1) The music video focuses on lights as its main theme by featuring the artist singing at night in front of the city lights of London.
2) For the digipak and advertisement, the creators originally planned to feature the artist in front of city lights at the same London location as the music video. However, they later decided on a close-up shot of the artist against a plain background with lights incorporated differently for a more creative and focused design.
3) To link the digipak and advertisement visually, the same font and color scheme of purple/pink were used, creating cohesion while still standing out. The artist also wears similar white clothing in all three products.
Websites Analysis
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Question 2 Evaluation
The student created 3 media products for a band - a music video, digipak, and ancillary texts. To ensure cohesion:
- The same fonts, colors, imagery and styles were used across all products. This made it clear they were from the same band.
- For the digipak, a conceptual image from the music video filming location was used instead of a band photo, following conventions in indie rock.
- Synergy between ancillary pieces was achieved through a consistent color scheme, font, and logo on each page.
- For the music video, synergy with other products was difficult but the student tried to use similar imagery and icons.
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- Social media feeds from the real Bloc Party accounts were linked to give the site more authenticity.
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- Placing the album name, tracklist, and same colors/theme on the back cover.
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- Applying the same color scheme and font to the CD panel and adding a red splatter effect.
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2. Convention of grime websites informed design choices like using simple layouts, prominently featuring new album covers and releases, and embedding tweets about the artist.
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1) Research was conducted on album covers from similar indie and rock artists to identify conventions like the use of the artist's image and dark color schemes.
2) A photoshoot was set up with the artist using studio lighting equipment like a bar light and beauty light to capture high quality portraits for the cover.
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2. How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?
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- 3. This tour page is also taken inspiration from Kendrick but instead of a black box around the tour date it is red, which again creates a cohesive brand image. We then added more dates and a widget for social media. Shop
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- 5. This is where the album will go, with a description.