In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Molly's A2 media project. A blog to track the development of my A2 coursework; creating a music video.
Tuesday, 1 April 2014
Question 1; part 1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
*At 7 seconds, where it says text will be displayed for three minutes, I actually meant three seconds.*
Friday, 28 March 2014
Monday, 3 March 2014
Friday, 28 February 2014
Finsished ancillary
I have decided to use the more colourful products for our ancillary products, because I believe that it fits in better with the genre of the music. After completing research into band websites and CD covers of bands from a similar genre, the melancholic colours along with pictures not including the band, fitter better.
Website...
CD cover...
Front cover. We decided to use this image because we felt it fit well with the Indie genre. It uses and abstract image that doesn't focus on the band, and also uses low saturation lighting.
Insert 1. This included a thank you from the band and QR codes to allow the audience to easily buy the album. It also displayed the band logo, which acts as a brand sign, as well as the band website, which again can be seen as marketing a brand
Insert 2. This includes the credits to the production company and the band members, as well as a band photo which the audience can use to identify the band.
This is the front and back cover of the CD. The back cover has a track listing, as well as the logos to all the websites where an audience can listen to or buy the songs online, and the record companies. We discovered that these were all features of CD covers during the research stage.
The black writing at the bottom is actually turquoise (to fit in with the website) however it did not shop up on the preview.
Here is our finished ancillary pieces;
Website...
CD cover...
Front cover. We decided to use this image because we felt it fit well with the Indie genre. It uses and abstract image that doesn't focus on the band, and also uses low saturation lighting. Insert 1. This included a thank you from the band and QR codes to allow the audience to easily buy the album. It also displayed the band logo, which acts as a brand sign, as well as the band website, which again can be seen as marketing a brand
Insert 2. This includes the credits to the production company and the band members, as well as a band photo which the audience can use to identify the band. This is the front and back cover of the CD. The back cover has a track listing, as well as the logos to all the websites where an audience can listen to or buy the songs online, and the record companies. We discovered that these were all features of CD covers during the research stage. Alternative ancillary product
This is the alternative ancillary products. We decided not to use these because we did not think that a black and white theme fitted with the upbeat song that we chose.
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Website...
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