Evaluation Question 4

I created a board on Pinterest for the last question. Here are screenshots of the board:

Evaluation question 3

On Prezi:

http://prezi.com/pnnj3pjy-je6/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy

Evaluation question 2

https://infograph.venngage.com/publish/d604c09e-763a-4059-bcde-b47f100bc57a 

Evaluation Questions

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

http://app.emaze.com/@AOQZCFZW/media-eval-q1 

Finished Products

Music Video

Digipak

Front cover                                                                                                                                    


                                               

Inner panels

Second inner panels 

Back cover 

Advertisement/Poster

Construction of inner panels

As part of my 8 panel I thought of using one picture that will stretch out across the 4 panels that will open up.

I cropped the picture and then divided into 4 sections, 2 of with were for the disks inside the digipak.

I then edited the picture by changing the contrast and the colour hue.

I first cropped the picture so that the shoes were the centre of the frame.

I divided the picture down the middle so that these would the be first inner panels that would open up to the panels underneath.

I wanted to make the shoe in the picture stand out more and the colours brighter, so I did this by changing the brightness and contrast and also the colour hue

Back cover construction

To make the back cover look authentic I added a bar code from the internet and put it in the bottom left corner. I also added writing on the bottom to also make it look authentic and changed the record label company's name to the one that I made up and also the copyright. The font is the same that I used on the front cover.

Here is how I constructed my copy right logo and my record label logo:

The most professional looking logos are usually the simplest ones. So for this logo all I did was draw a black circle and then put the initials in the circle, in white, towards the top of the circle. I then added 3 thick white lines below the letters and then duplicated the logo on to the back cover.

I then put the front cover and the back cover side by side so when I edited the picture, I'd want it to complement the front and not look out of place

This is how I made my record label logo.

The name that I had chosen for my record label was 'Awesome Records'.

I wanted to keep the logo as simple as possible

This is another logo that I made and added to my back cover.

I added a DVD logo on the back because I am including a DVD disk of the music video in my digipak as an addition to the CD. I then put the track list on it to give it a finished look.