Tuesday, 15 May 2012
Thursday, 3 May 2012
Final Ancillary Products
Monday, 23 April 2012
Sunday, 22 April 2012
Evaluation:How did you use new technologies in the construction, research, planning and evaluation stages?
Here are my vlogs where I discuss the new technologies used throughout the course and how they have been affective .
A Prezi to show to answer the question
Thursday, 19 April 2012
Wednesday, 21 March 2012
Show Night: Audience Feedback
Last night our music video was shown to the audience of the sixth form arts evening. The audience was of different age groups, as a group we presented the video, during the break of the evening we received feedback from members of the audience. This has been recorded, the feedback shows that the audience although all of different ages, interpreted the video in their own way. The feedback we received was both negative and positive, although it has helped us to see if the video attracted and appealed to the intended audience and to evaluate the product as a whole.
Here is some of the feedback we received.
Here is some of the feedback we received.
Friday, 2 March 2012
Class Feedback :Rough Cut
Today we showed a rough cut of the final music video to the rest of our class. We received positive feedback from the class, who responded well to the viewing. Comments such as 'Good band shots and use of the snorricam idea', 'good editing and use of location'. People felt 'sympathy' with the Charlie and felt the song was contradictory to the video.
Our teachers said the video was good however, there were not enough band shots and singing, editing needed to be tightened in places such as the bottle and microphone scene, and more aggressive band shots were needed to reinforce the raw emotion of the video.
Here is the video enjoy.
Our teachers said the video was good however, there were not enough band shots and singing, editing needed to be tightened in places such as the bottle and microphone scene, and more aggressive band shots were needed to reinforce the raw emotion of the video.
Here is the video enjoy.
Thursday, 1 March 2012
Draft feedback
This is my first attempt of an advertisement for the promotional package. As you can see I have used an image with a black background, thi image uses the rule of thirds which made it easy for me to add text where it is needed. I have included the name of the single, the release date and a website to find more information about the band . It also features feedback and ratings from music magazines.
I got feedback from Mr Palmer, he said that I need to include record label logos,the band logo,the font needs to be aligned and maybe use the logos of the music magazine, as the advertisement looked bare. However I feel it was a good first attempt, as I stuck to the hand drawn drafts I made.
Here is my DVD digipak cover as you can see again I have used images with a black background. I used conventions that I found when looking at existing album DVDs, these include the DVD logo, a list of special features on the DVD and information about the recording company.
I received feedback from Mr Palmer and Mr White, who said I needed to add more information about who produced and featured on the back of the DVD, and I needed to use the same Muse logo as the rest of the group.
Keeping this in mind I went back to make changes
Wednesday, 29 February 2012
DVD Cover Analysis
'Let There be Rock' by ACDC |
Digipaks are a patented style of compact disc or DVD packaging Digipaks typically consist of a book style with one or more plastic trays capable of holding a CD or DVD attached to the inside. DVD Digipaks can apply to all types of media entertainment such as; Films, TV shows, Games, Music or even books. digipaks are a great way for Artists to create a sense of personalisation with the audience, as within the pack it may include special features such as – interviews, live gigs and exclusive tracks. The basic structure and design of a digipak will include a CD, a booklet or poster-which can usually be found within the left inside fold of the case and also a DVD which can be found either next to the CD or as part of a separate packing within the digipak.
- Key elements of Digipaks :- Photo of artist, record company logos, DVD/CD logos.
- Text: Text is included on the digipak such as the record company name and website title contents, bonus material, director and people featured on the DVD
Britney Spears 'Femme Fatale'
Beyonce 'I Am' World tour
Muse 'Live at The Royal Albert Hall'
Here are 3 examples of album DVD covers, as you can see they all feature an image on the front that relates to the artist or band. All of these have the conventions for a DVD digipak, including the band or artist logo, DVD logos, and information about special features.Monday, 27 February 2012
Final Film Shoot
Here are the videos from the very last video shoot, unfortunately I was not able to be there due to unforeseen circumstances. The shoot took place at Charlie's house and narrative shots were taken for the music video. The footage feature Charlie getting out of bed and getting ready to meet his girlfriend. The footage also features Charlie falling back into bed after his downward spiral, this is the same sort of transition that was used in the Rizzle Kicks video 'Down With the Trumpets'. The majority of footage was taken in Charlie's room as as it had the perfect mise-en- scene to show the sombre mood that is usually in the Indie Genre.
Sunday, 26 February 2012
Photoshoot Simalrities
Looking at out photoshoot you can see simalirities to existing band photos.
This includes the way in which the band members are positioned and the sort of clothing that they wear.
All of these photo use mid-shot or close-ups, which we have incorporated into our photos we took of the band.
As you can see the images we took are similar to existing Muse and band photos in the cases of lighting, the way in which the band are positioned and style of photography. Genre gratification is used as it looks at what existing fans of Indie bands already like, we have used this and created our product. This makes audeiences want to purchase our product as it relates to existing products.
This includes the way in which the band members are positioned and the sort of clothing that they wear.
This shows Matt Bellamy the lead singer of Muse as being the centre of the image |
The killers black and white photo |
The Friendly Fires |
Noah and the Whale |
Coldplay |
All of these photo use mid-shot or close-ups, which we have incorporated into our photos we took of the band.
This particular image uses the rule of thirds thus making space to place text or information that is needed |
This image shows Charlie or the lead singer as being the dominent character as he is in the centre of the image |
This is a close-up of the band with the lead singer again being the centre of the image. Charlie's eyes engage with the audience. |
As you can see the images we took are similar to existing Muse and band photos in the cases of lighting, the way in which the band are positioned and style of photography. Genre gratification is used as it looks at what existing fans of Indie bands already like, we have used this and created our product. This makes audeiences want to purchase our product as it relates to existing products.
Thursday, 23 February 2012
22nd February:Band Photoshoot
Today at lunchtime the group did a band photoshoot , this included members of the ban Charlie Morgan, Nick Bereen, and Luke Desbrough. Me , Antalia, Tayo and Nick were present at the shoot. We used a digital camera and the green screen. Here are some picture I took using my iPod and the picture that were taken of the band.
Individual band shots taken by Antalia |
Individual band shots taken by me |
Individual band shots taken by me |
Individual band shot being taken by Nick |
Individual band member shots taken by Antalia |
Tayo taking pictures of the band |
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