Showing posts with label Gunes Mahgur. Show all posts
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Thursday, 2 February 2017

EVALUATION QUESTION 1

MUSIC VIDEO AND DIGIPAK:


WEBSITE COMPARISON:

Grime artist Ghetts and Melody Rose





EVALUATION QUESTION 2

Pastel by
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EVALUATION QUESTION 3

THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY IN MY WORK




USE OF CAMTASIA WHILE ANSWERING THE EVALUATION QUESTION:




TECHNOLOGY IN MY ANCILLARY WORK:


EVALUATION QUESTION 4

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Monday, 23 January 2017

Thursday, 12 January 2017

Group post- decision making

Font style 


As a group we have decided to change the font style. The font style on the ancillary task will be different from the font in the music video. This is because we have done extra research and came up with a conclusion that all three of us have different understandings in grime font styles, as we all have different perspectives to what the end result of the text should be. Therefore we are all doing different fonts from the music video. Which all are kind of similar due to how basic the fonts look, however we stand strong with our own ideas. We are aware that this will weaken the synergy, however we are sure to make other clear synergy links that the audience can easily relate to than the font style from our music video to the ancillary products, for example colour scheme and location. Which i think will be better synergy links as they are easier to recognise and point out compared to font styles. Therefore i think it is a good idea to change the font style into our own illustrations of grime.

Examples:


My own idea of text for ancillary:

Denada's idea of font style:

Sureyya's idea of font style:




The reason why i have chosen that font style is because i have researched and analysed other grime videos predominantly female grime artist videos and came up with the conclusion that will best suit my ancillary products. For example:





Monday, 9 January 2017

Audience feedback on ancillary draft

    Audience Feedback

                        



I have asked my target/ wider audience to review my work and summarised what i need to do and don't do. For example:

What i done well on my digipak:

  1. Layout of my imaging: on the front and back panel
  2. My middle panel; Where the is no image of the artist, but an image of the location that we shot in for the music video
  3. Colour scheme that is consistent 
  4. Use of synergy
What i need to improve on:

  1. Too much Black and white in my work
  2. If the text/ font style suits the genre 


Do's and Don't's production work- Ancillary task





Photoshop Tutorial




Skills learnt:



  • Adding on effects on images, for example: dissolve, colour overlay 
  • Adding text
  • Adding on effects on text, for example: outer glow, drop shadow 
  • Resizing image to fit into place as wanted, shift should be pressed in order to place image correctly 
  • Adding on image on top of background and cutting/ smoothing the image to fit into the background




Flat Plan 2- digipak (with colour)


Back and Front panels


Middle panel


Th artist signature is her white cap. Therefore in the digipak the cap will be coloured. The brand of the cap will also be coloured due to synergy with the cap. This will be on both the digipak and the website. I have decided to do this as i believe it will create a good link. This therefore means that it will be much easier for the audience to make the link with the ancillary tasks i have done.  For the front panel i have chosen an image where the artist is at location one, verse one. This is because this is where the artist is first shown in the music video. This creates synergy with the music video making the link clear.

The middle panel does not have a picture of the artist. The middle panel has a wide shot of location one which is also shown on the front panel but with the artist, and it is also not as clear as the middle panel.

The main factors the back panel consists of is the artist, song list, producer, record label and links: social media. The colour theme will be consistent throughout the digipak, meaning the back will also be black and white. The back panel is inspired and influenced by Tupac's digipak cover.  The layout is similar, with a picture of the artist on the right and the song list on the left.