Final Music video

Digipak Final

Kim Question 4: How did you use media technologies in the construction and research, planning and evaluation stages?

How did you use media technologies in the construction and research, planning and evaluation stages? 

Kim Question 3: What have you learned from audience feedback?

Kim Question 2: How effective is the combination of your media products and ancillary texts?

How effective is the combination of your media products and ancillary texts?

Kim Question 1: In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?

Draft Version 5 Music Video

Draft version 4 Music Video

Draft Version 3 Music Video

This rough cut video shows the changes we have made to our storyboard to show that we have decided to take on a different approach in terms of the idea. We use the roughcut to gain audience feedback that will allow for us to again develop our media product.

Draft Version 2 Music Video

Final feedback

We have seen from this feedback that the video quality is still not good enough and we will be re-filming again to improve this. We have also seen from this feedback that our shots and m-e-s is not creative enough, we will also be re-filming to correct this. One thing the audience did really like was the editing, whiich we worked hard on to make sure that it fitted vernallis' theory.

Brand identity - Magazine advert

Research for digipak

Analysis of Fonts

These fonts could work within our genre as its more curled look with make it standout next to other fonts. These would also work for our digipack as the fonts almost look handwritten which fits with the idea of not only our music video being about binary opposites, but also being about a narrative of someone finding something new. These fonts have a feeling of continuous flow to them which also suggests the idea of someone being connected back together after losing love and finding a new version of themselves. However, I believe many of these fonts would only work in a larger size otherwise they would not be readable when small.