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The document discusses different strategies for designing effective album poster advertisements. It analyzes posters for several bands and identifies trends. Posters generally include minimal information to avoid clutter but encourage further research. Establishing a consistent brand identity through fonts, colors, and artwork makes the posters easily recognizable. Including unique selling points, such as bonus tracks or critic reviews, provides incentives for potential buyers. The research informed the designer to use minimal text, consistent fonts, identifying colors, and unique selling points in their own poster design.
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Focus Group
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4. Proposal
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4. Proposal
The product is a collection of sport-themed posters featuring famous athletes from various sports. Each poster will prominently display a different athlete with a background and color scheme relevant to that athlete and their sport or nationality. The target audience is young males ages 13-18 who look up to athletes as role models. There will be no offensive content in the posters which will simply feature a logo, athlete, and background design. Original designs and logos will be created to avoid copyright issues.
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The document outlines initial plans for creating a fake band as a class project, including developing a catchy band name, designing merchandise like shirts and CDs, establishing social media accounts, and targeting an audience of teenagers and adults in England who enjoy live music in genres like rock and indie. Sample album covers and photos of staged band performances would be created, along with considering a podcast, spinoff TV show, or book adaptations to expand the fake band franchise. Choices for alternative projects like a film series or YouTube channel were also discussed but deemed less appealing than the fake band concept.
Analysing cd covers
This document provides guidance on analyzing CD covers for a GCSE Media Studies exam. It discusses several key elements to consider when examining CD covers, including genre, lettering/fonts, images, representation of artists/icons, representation of genres/stereotypes, and intended audience. Specific examples are given of CD covers from bands like Green Day and artists like Marilyn Manson to illustrate how these elements are applied. The document emphasizes that CD covers are designed to attract buyers and represent the artist/music in a way that appeals to their target audience.
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Conventions of adverts for a digipak
The document outlines several common conventions for advertisements promoting digipaks, which are packaging formats for music albums. These conventions include prominently displaying the artist's name to catch attention, listing the album title and genre to inform audiences, noting the release date or indicating if the album is "out now", including positive reviews to encourage purchases, specifying retailers where it can be bought, occasionally mentioning related tour dates, and displaying the artist and label websites for more information. The conventions are aimed at promoting the digipak, informing potential buyers, and appealing to audiences.
2. research (14)
The researcher conducted product research, questionnaires, and interviews to inform their techno pop band project about time travel. Product research provided examples but no specific band names. Questionnaires yielded mixed but useful responses on design preferences. Interviews confirmed interest in the concept but also alternative visions. Overall the research uncovered audience insights that can strengthen the project design while also highlighting limitations and differences of opinion.
Focus group and feedback
The document discusses using focus groups to gather feedback on a media business or product. It notes that focus groups provide a grassroots way to understand perceptions of a company versus competitors. They can obtain detailed opinions and feelings from participants in a time and cost-effective way. The document then describes a focus group conducted for a music video project. The feedback was overall positive, indicating audiences understood the intended rebellious genre and cohesive elements across products. However, some technical aspects of the video were questioned but were actually intentional design choices alluding to conventions of similar past videos.
Unit 13 task 2 b
The document discusses different aspects of mood, atmosphere, genre, ideology, and brand identity in media such as posters, websites, and videos. Mood and atmosphere can be conveyed through music, color schemes, images, and layout. Genre is often indicated through images, color schemes, and music style. Ideology can be shown through navigation bars, themes of equality or religion. Brand identity is represented through logos, fonts, and how and when brands are featured. Examples from posters and videos on campaigns are provided to illustrate these concepts.
Conventions of magazine adverts for a digipak
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research Questionnaire
The document discusses the results of a questionnaire given to females aged 15 to 25 about their preferences for CD digipacks and advertisements. The questionnaire aimed to determine if they agreed with the genre classification of a song, which design aspects of digipacks and ads they find most important, and which size ad they find most persuasive. The results showed they agreed with the pop-rock classification, found pictures most important for digipacks and pictures and artist names for ads, and preferred full A4 size ads.
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This document discusses conventions of music advertising and how the author's ancillary music product challenged or conformed to these conventions. It lists common elements of music ads such as the release date, artist name, album title, images, and social media links. The author conformed by including an attention-grabbing image, release details, and song name, but challenged conventions by omitting the artist name and using character images instead of a band photo. Examples are provided of both conforming and challenging stereotypes through design choices.
1. Initial Plans
The document outlines initial plans for a personal project focused on sports posters and merchandise. It includes a mind map with ideas for posters featuring athletes in their sport, t-shirt designs, and target audiences of sports fans and younger people. A mood board analysis shows images centered around a specific athlete and sport. An informal proposal describes concept sports posters of athletes in action with the intended products being posters using own photography and t-shirt designs. Photographs of athletes would be needed and the target audience is identified as sports fans, especially young people. Alternative ideas of a film trailer and band merchandise are discounted due to production challenges and difficulty relating to the target audience.
7. evaluation (12)
This document summarizes Benjamin Birney's personal project evaluating the production process of a band poster. The summary includes:
- Strengths of the research included ideas for a time travel theme and evidence that music merchandise is popular. Weaknesses included an inability to use outside materials and a need to learn Photoshop better.
- Planning strengths were having images and a layout, weaknesses didn't account for sick days in the timeline.
- Time management strengths allowed completing research and planning, more time would allow for additional designs.
- Peer feedback suggested adding more description, colors, and matching image colors to backgrounds. The summary agrees more description and colors could improve the poster.
2. research (14)
The document outlines research conducted on existing products, audiences, and interviews to inform the development of a new product. Research methods included analyzing features of existing products, distributing a survey online, conducting observations of audience behavior and interviews. The document evaluates the research process, discussing strengths and weaknesses of each method to understand the audience and features to include in the new product.
Conventions of mag advert
The magazine advert summarizes key information about a new album or single to promote the artist and their music. It typically includes the artist's name, album/song title, album cover image, release date, where it can be purchased, brief information about the album, and record label details. The purpose is to catch the eye of the target audience and make them aware of the new music so they are more likely to purchase and support the artist.
Evaluation task 3
This document summarizes feedback received on a music campaign. Focus groups with the target audience of female teenagers provided feedback. The feedback indicated that the music video and color theme were strengths, while the digipak design was too simple and unclear. Receiving feedback from the target audience helped identify weaknesses to improve and confirmed that the intended messages were decoded as intended. The feedback process was valuable for developing and refining the campaign to better meet audience preferences.
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Target audience feedback questions
This document contains questions for audience feedback on a media product created by Aaron Mccalla and Luke Janes. It asks the audience about the genre of the media product and what allows them to recognize the genre. It also asks about the characters and whether they represent any stereotypes. Finally, it asks where the audience would watch the media product and what age group would be the target audience.
Magazine analysis blink
The advert for Blink-182's album "Neighborhoods" uses a simple color scheme of black and white to establish the band as part of the rock genre. The large image of the album cover stands out against the black background to catch readers' attention. Unlike many ads, it does not feature images of the band members, possibly because this is their first album after a six-year hiatus. The minimal text highlights key information about the album in a concise way that creates intrigue and encourages people to learn more by buying it. The fonts used also clearly associate the band with the rock genre through mirrored letters and straight edges atypical of other genres.
Analysis of previous student
The magazine advert for a band's album differentiates from their previous Digipak design by using more vibrant colors. It features the band and album name in coral text with a dream catcher image representing the album title "Talking Dreams". Five gold star reviews are prominently displayed below to persuade audiences of the album's quality. Quotes from positive reviews further exaggerate this. The bottom includes the band's website and Twitter in coral to promote the artist and help them expand their fan base, particularly to their target audience that frequently uses social media.
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Question 2 final
The document analyzes the effectiveness of combining a music video with ancillary texts like a digipack and magazine ad. It finds that the three are successfully linked through consistent use of the same costumes, close-up shots, background colors, and fonts. This synergy makes the products look professional and tied together. The document concludes that the target audience would likely be attracted to the simple yet cohesive and on-brand theme across the texts, as it fits the genre of the slow-paced, acoustic song.
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The document discusses the various media technologies used at different stages of creating a video project. A Canon camera and tripod were used to film high quality footage. Blogger was used to plan, research, construct, and evaluate the project by embedding digital content in a creative way. Prezi, Voki, Google Drive, YouTube, and YouGov helped display and gather information about the work and target audience. Adobe Premiere Pro was used to edit the video, applying effects like cuts, speed changes, and black and white to focus on meaning.
Task 2- Conventions of a music video
This document provides technical descriptions and analysis of multiple video shots from music videos. It describes various compositional techniques used such as rule of thirds placement, lighting styles like butterfly lighting, and post-production effects like filters and slow motion. Shot types range from close-ups of faces to full-body shots. Elements like facial expressions, movements, and backgrounds are examined to understand the intent and message being conveyed through the visuals.
Media music vid analysis
The video uses a variety of shot types including long establishing shots with camera movement, close-ups, and shots of different band members. It jumps quickly between these shots, sometimes abruptly cutting to close-ups to emphasize lyrics before changing scenes or locations within a second. During instrumental breaks, the scene changes to varying underwater shots of a subject floating, and occasional color lens flares briefly break up the otherwise grayscale continuity of the video.
Dear the verve
Michael wrote to The Verve band requesting copyright permission to use their song "Bittersweet Symphony" in his A-level media studies project. He chose this song because it is simple and he believes using it will help him get the best possible grade. He hopes to hear back from the band soon so he can include their song in his school assignment.
Throne lyrics analysis
The song describes overcoming hardship and pain inflicted by someone who broke promises and left the singer alone. While these actions caused deep hurt, the wounds and scars have shaped the singer and helped them build strength. No matter what is done to undermine them, the singer will remain resilient and come back as the leader.
Shot list
The document discusses various shot types that could be used in a music video, including close-ups to show emotion, mid shots to provide context of the location, and pan shots to transition between locations or follow an actor crossing a road. Point-of-view shots are also mentioned to gain the audience's reaction to the actor's performance or sense of location. Additional shots listed are over-the-shoulder, long, two-shot, bird's eye view, and establishing shots. The three main shots that will be used are close-ups, mid shots, and long shots.
Rihanna Over The Years
Rihanna started out with a basic mainstream style but began wearing more seductive clothing after getting mentored by Jay-Z and dating Chris Brown, which helped gain her more recognition. While her style was never as outlandish as Nicki Minaj's, Rihanna has kept a relatively low-key style compared to artists like Lady Gaga. One of Rihanna's early hits was "Pon de Replay" in 2005, and her seventh album "Unapologetic" became her first number one album on the Billboard 200. Over the years, Rihanna has consistently charted with different types of songs like "Stay", "The Monster", and "Pour It Up" in 2013,
History of music videos
Music videos originated in the 1950s and 1960s as a way to promote artists and their music on television. Early music videos were simple performances of songs either on tour or on location. In the 1970s, the invention of video allowed cameras to be given to artists to film themselves, and groups like Devo began producing their own videos. The 1980s saw more sophisticated music videos produced, particularly from artists like Michael Jackson and David Bowie, who used special effects and editing techniques. MTV launched in 1981 and greatly boosted many artists' careers by playing their music videos, with Madonna owing much of her early success to being featured on the channel.
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The document discusses the demographics of fans for three musical artists: The Verve, Oasis, and Bastille. It states that The Verve attracts mostly men ages 40-54 from socioeconomic classes A, B, and C1 from Northwest England with less than £125 monthly income who are left-leaning politically. Oasis fans are similar but younger at 18-24 from classes A, B, C1 with middle political views. Bastille differs in attracting mostly women ages 18-24 from Scotland with £1000 monthly spare income who are left-leaning politically.
Review of a previous student music video
The document provides a review of a student-produced music video in 4 paragraphs. It summarizes the intro, next 1 minute, 2 minute mark, and conclusion as follows:
The intro establishes a mysterious tone through effects and editing that blur shots. Dark colors are used to match this theme. In the next minute, camera movements like close-ups and pans build tension while keeping the actress as the clear focus through blurred backgrounds. By the 2 minute mark, various camera movements and editing have continued the mysterious theme through close-ups of the actress in dark places. Though some repetition occurs due to simple locations, the reviewer considers it one of the best student music videos overall due to its effects, camerawork and editing.
Media album cover research
The document discusses the conventions of rock album covers and analyzes the covers of three albums: Muse's Absolution, Foo Fighters' Wasting Light, and Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. It notes that rock album covers typically feature the band name and album title and include abstract images vaguely related to the themes of the album. The analysis then describes elements like camerawork, mise-en-scene, background, and design for the covers of each album, highlighting how they represent the themes and styles of the bands and albums.
conventions of a music video
The document analyzes how gender, youth, ethnicity, place, and social class are represented in music videos by Maroon 5, Arctic Monkeys, and Imagine Dragons. For Maroon 5's "Harder To Breathe" video, it notes the band members are portrayed as creative, successful, and safe through techniques like long shots and special effects. Arctic Monkeys' "R U Mine?" depicts the band as fun and youthful through shots of girls in a car and a handheld camera to make the audience feel like they're along for the ride. Finally, Imagine Dragons' "Radioactive" shows aggressive men enjoying a fight, promoting danger and masculinity, with a pink teddy bear defeating a
Conventions drown media
The document summarizes scenes from a music video, noting that it opens with the band performing on a stage similar to their live performances. It then shows a point-of-view shot of the audience watching them, repeating a common convention from their previous video. Scenes use simple special effects to represent unnatural changes and link to the song's theme of wanting to be saved from transforming into something they're not. Near the end, a mid-shot symbolizes the drummer being purified and healed from a werewolf state, summarizing the narrative's synchronization with the musical performance throughout the video.
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The document analyzes the opening 20 seconds of a Maroon 5 music video. It notes the use of different camera shots and movements, including close-ups of each band member, mid shots showing parts of or the full band, and a tracking shot moving from the guitarist's feet to a low angle view. Cutaways between shots of the singer are used to keep time with the fast beat. Through these various shots and edits, about 5 different takes of the song were combined to create the cohesive video.
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Here are the key points I gathered from the interview:
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- They want merchandise to include a variety of colors to make it stand out from other products.
- A reasonable price range is important so the merchandise is appealing and accessible to the target audience.
- Bright, good images that stand out are most appealing on posters.
- A unique image is preferred for the album cover.
Overall, the interviewee emphasized unique, eye-catching designs with bright colors for visual appeal, and reasonable pricing to make the products enticing to fans. Variety in merchandise colors was also highlighted. This feedback will help make
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The document provides research and analysis on several existing album covers from different eras. Some key points summarized:
1. The researched album covers show a mix of photographed and drawn styles, with an emphasis on bright contrasting colors and consistent title/name layouts.
2. Aspects that will be incorporated into the designer's own work include contrasting colors and considering unique merchandising ideas beyond just putting the cover on a t-shirt.
3. Audience research via a survey showed that the target audience is primarily male and female teens who prefer a galaxy/space-themed cover and album design over social media assets. They also favored using the designer's original songs over random lyrics.
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Here are the key points from your research:
- Product research provided examples of existing merchandise, CD designs, and concert experiences to understand what appeals to fans. This gave ideas but didn't get audience input.
- The questionnaire received a good response with 14 participants. Distributing it online made it accessible but some questions were skipped. This directly captured audience preferences, likes/dislikes, and how they discover music.
- Two interviews were conducted. This allowed an in-depth discussion but with a small sample size. It uncovered individual perspectives to consider.
Overall the mixed methods approach of research, survey, and interviews was strong as it provided both existing examples and direct audience feedback. While sample sizes were small, triang
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Magazine advertisements research
This document summarizes the research done on magazine advertisements for similar genres of music. Key aspects that were liked across different ads included a close-up of the main artist to identify them, basic color schemes that stood out, and including just enough information at the bottom without crowding the page. These elements were considered for the magazine ad being created.
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The document outlines the key elements and goals for different sections of a music magazine, including interviews, album ratings, gig poster images, and reader surveys. It discusses including personal experiences with band members, using data to make realistic ratings, promoting bands through images and interviews, and gathering primary research from readers on music preferences to help design a successful magazine that appeals to its target audience.
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The document provides guidelines for creating effective album advertisements, including:
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This document discusses the conventions used in real media products like album digipaks and advertising campaigns and how the student's media products challenge or develop those conventions. It explains that the digipak uses consistent fonts, photos of the artist, a recurring motif, and the artist/album name. The advertising campaign similarly features the artist/album name, links to the digipak, the release date, consistent fonts, and bright colors. The student aims to follow conventions like these to appeal to their target audience while developing conventions through elements like a recurring doodling motif rather than an official logo.
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- 2. Enter Shikari – Tribalism Band Name Album Name Record Label Lyric quote Website Features
- 3. • The poster advert for this album is very minimalistic, only giving the reader the bare minimum amount of information which encourages further research. • The minimalism makes it more aesthetically pleasing but doesn’t hold as much information. • Pro: Plays on someone’s mind, encourages further research. • Cons: Some people prefer to be spoon fed information so a minimalistic poster isn’t always effective.
- 4. Thirty Seconds to Mars – This Is War Album Art Format Previous album artwork Record label Features Band Name
- 5. • The Black square on a white background emphasises the word WAR to draw readers attention with the added red making a recognised colour scheme of the band. • As well as this, the same font being used throughout the poster gives sense on continuity. • Having exclusive tracks with other artists act as another selling point. Emphasising this through the larger font of the other artists’ name. • Adding previous artwork brings in older fans as they recognise and feel included in the new album as they recognise the symbols. This will encourage them to purchase the new album.
- 6. Fall Out Boy – Believers Never Die Band Name Album Name Release Date Record Label Format Unique selling point Album Artwork Inclusive Features
- 7. • The Band’s name is in the largest font because it is the most established and recognisable thing on the poster, meaning it draws in people who have already heard of the band • Artwork creates a brand identity for the album/band as it makes it easily recognisable. • The Unique Selling Point adds to the reasons to buy the album, ratings from known critics/special features draw in potential buyers encouraging them to buy this album over another.
- 8. How my research affected my poster advert design • From my research, I have found that typically there is never a great deal of information on a poster as it overcrowds the space and disengages the reader. As well as this, it is a good idea to use the same font throughout the poster as it creates a sense of continuity, making it flow better. • Colour schemes are also very important as it establishes the overall feel of the band and album, as well as making it easily recognisable when linked with a band image. • Unique Selling Points are very good as it gives the reader more of a reason to buy the product as it shows as it has been critiqued adding to an idea that it is a good album and worth purchasing.