Final adjustments to the Digi Pak

I added in a barcode, Record Label, copyright information, the album name on the binding, some lyrics from steady heart and some more detail to the CD. I used Photoshop to make these adjustments. These adjustments make the digi pak look more professional.

Final Adjustments to Website

To make final adjustments to the website I updated the video of our music video, before it was our rough cut so I changed it to our final video. Evidence of this below.

Another adjustment I added was merchandise, I decided on creating two t-shirts for the band with the same logo/theme upon them as I felt that would the merchandise the bands themselves would have. I decided on both male and female t-shirts, as our band reach both audiences. 

I added the font on word as I felt a certain font on the format went well with the bands image, I also did this to show a range of use of media's.

I also decided to add additional text to the image of the merchandise to 'draw' the audience in. I added 'Are you an Archetype?' to the middle of the image to make the audience think if they're a fan.
I also added link to where fans/audience can the pieces of merchandise.















The final adjustment that I made was to the banner. The banner is the only subject on the website that will be seen on every page. I decided to add promotion to the banner for the band's website, before the banner projected the bands album but now it also shows the release date and also where the album can be bought.

final Cut evidence Sophie Bishop

Sophie Bishop - Final Edit - Evidence

I colour graded, added foley and replaced the green screen.

Group changes to our website.

We decided to create the banner together using an image we used in our digipak. We felt this tied it all together.
We used Photoshop to crop the image, and used Wix to place the banner.

Creating the digipak album cover

Rehearsal Evidence

Rough Cut

Sophie Gordon filming evidence

Last 30 seconds - filming evidence - Sophie Bishop

3rd - evidence of editing 20 seconds more - Sophie Bishop

Creating digipak (excluding front cover) - Sophie Bishop

This is the template I will be using, to complete the digipak for the artist.

Back:

I am using a grey background so as I decrease the opacity of the main image, wood planks, it will have a tint of this grey colour.

I am decreasing the saturation and altering the brightness and contrast of this image, front he main cover.

I am now decreasing the opacity so the text will stand out.

I have now written the song titles in the centre, as the background leads the eye, lines of the planks.

This is the final back cover, which I feel is really effective and professional. 

Disk:

Using the same background as the back panel, I have decreasing the opacity.

This is the disk, which is a similar tone as the background.

I have then used the same font as the back panel and front cover. The disk is simple as the 1975's is.

Inside Panel: 

This is a photo Sophie has taken.

I have resized the image to fit, and edited it to remove some colour and alter the brightness and contrast.  This will be the inside panel.

Resizing the front cover to fit the digi pak:

Putting together the digi pak:

I have used Photoshop to put these together, I have placed them together as if it were to be printed.

Digi Pak mood board - Sophie Bishop

We want our digi pak to have the concept of being isolated laced throughout it. We have come to the conclusion of the album being called 'Isolated', so we need negative space int he front cover and throughout the pak to create this concept. We are following the 1975's album colour scheme, keeping it simple yet stylish. 

2nd - 30 seconds editing rough cut evidence - Sophie Bishop

Evidence

In the first half of the lesson I started to plan for the album cover for the digipak. I picked an image that I had taken previously. I then started to edit it on photoshop. At the moment i've changed the tone of the image, i've added text but I still need to adjust and add more.

In the second half of the lesson I started my 30 seconds of the music video, I need to add a few more seconds to get myself to the 60 second point so Sophie can continue.

Sophie Bishop editing 30 second evidence

Filming Evidence

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