Showing posts with label Draft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Draft. Show all posts

Monday, 17 November 2014

Music Video First Draft Analysis

Overall, the first draft of my music video got a level 2, I think this is a fair mark as there were lots of things that could be improved that I could see, these include the lead singer not fully being confident with the words of the song, the backstage footage wasn't very realistic as it was clearly shot in a school, also there was modern technology in the background of some shots which ruins the verisimilitude as it is supposed to be set in the 1970's.  Lastly, the location of where the band were performing does not look right for tho style of music video.  
However there are some good points that I can make about my draft, the band work well together and all look the part, the drums and guitar look very realistic and are in time throughout the video, the black and white editing makes it look as if it was filmed in 1970 and what the band are wearing also makes it seem this way.  

Monday, 27 October 2014

Poster first draft

I chose to use a simple poster design for my first draft, using influences from many jazz band advertisements.  One that caught my eye was 'Cool Struttin' by Sonny Clark, I liked the idea of the subtitles below the main heading in a list on the right of the poster, therefore decided to use a similar technique on my design.  Also, the 'Cool Struttin' poster looks vintage which is the style I am going for as my band are based in the 60's/70's era.  I decided to use jazz posters as inspiration as this is a genre of music which was at its peak during the mid 20th century, a similar time period to my band.  When printing my poster I had problems with the quality of the printer therefore the picture was very dark, also the printer cut off part of the picture which I didn't think about however thats why I did a draft in the first place so I could learn from these mistakes.

DigiPack First Draft



When designing my digipack I thought about the bands that have mainly influenced mine and applied features of their artwork in my panels.  For example, the back of my digipack has been influenced by the back of the famous album Quadrophenia by The Who, it is a simple design with 2 colours (black and white) which are the house colours of the whole album, by doing this it gives the album a vintage feel to it.