Showing posts with label Digipak. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digipak. Show all posts

Tuesday, 11 April 2017

Final Products

Music Video


Digipak























Magazine Advert

























Reflective Comment
I wanted to group all of my media products together, to make them easily visible, located and not scattered all around my blog.

Feedback For All Of My Products


Reflective Comment
I have gained a few different ways of feedback picking out different audiences and focus groups to help my product appeal to more people.

Thursday, 2 March 2017

Feedback

Music Video


Magazine Advert
Digipak


Reflective Comment
I put up this questionnaire to get feedback for my product as a whole, treating it as more of a campaign.

Wednesday, 8 February 2017

Digipak Layout (Final) (Without Layout Text)

This is my final design for my Digipak, I have included the design without the layout text. You can now see the design a bit better. I also like the photo of the band I included on the left inside panel, as I think this gives the look of us being more of a band and not just musicians (as in having a live performances). So even though you can see me playing on stage, I was still able to get a photo of the band, As I set a camera up anyway to record us playing through a song. and then I took a screen shot of part of the clip, that got us all in. The EP cover has been used in the magazine advert, and I thought it would be good to include the same design, to make it connect together, which other existing products have done.
Reflective Comment
I am happy with the look for this ancillary tasks, as I want to keep the simplicity of the generic features of indie rock. I might create this as an actual Digipak, if I manage to find a way. But for now I am going to have complete focus and attention on my music video.

Tuesday, 7 February 2017

Digipak Layout (Final)

This is my Digipak, I am quite happy with the look of it. It includes some of the typical features of an EP Digipak, as most EPs are sold by the band, so they won't really need a barcode, as they aren't commercially sold. I like the look of the layout, the band logo seems to follow the shape of the tray quite well, as it is a circular shape. I wanted to have the song title typefaces to be different to the bands text ('THE MEEKS' and 'PIECES').
Reflective Comment
This post was to show how the Digipak will be laid out. I will do another post without all the text covering over the images, so you can properly see everything.