The document outlines recommendations for what to include on the front and back covers of a CD. The front cover should display the artist's name, use a low-angle medium shot portrait to convey power, and include props like glasses to appear fashionable. A white bold font on a contrasting background is recommended to grab attention. The back cover should show the artist's location, use red font to represent struggle, identify the artist and record label, plus include a barcode, copyright information, and track list.

1. What my CD cover should contain..

2. Introduction
In the following slides I will outline what my CD
cover should include. I have come up with
these ideas by evaluating, analysing and
research CD covers.

3. CD - Front Cover
 The CD cover should include the artist – allows the audience to identify who’s
tracks they will be listening to.
 Should have a low angle medium shot – This allows the artist to represent his
power
 Props – Should contain glasses – this allows the audience to see that he
fashionable as he looks cool.
 Font – white bold font against contrasting background – This grabs the
audiences attention, encouraging them to purchase the CD.

4. CD – Back Cover
 Should contain the location – this allows the audience to associate the artist with this location.
Also, it features where one of the artists music video is located.
 Should contain red font – most back CD covers are in bold colours. The red would represent his
struggle and hard work through sweat and blood.
 The artist – allows ‘WA’ to be identified and establish
 record label
 Barcode – provides data on the CD
 Copyright – Prevents people from stealing
 Track list – allows the audience to know what songs the CD contains