Showing posts with label Construction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Construction. Show all posts
Sunday, 29 January 2017
Ancillary Text - Digipak Final Edit
The Temper Trap - Conditions
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| Full Digipak |
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| Front Cover |
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| Back Cover |
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| Digipak Sleeve |
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| Inside Image |
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| Inside Image |
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| Inside Image |
Friday, 11 November 2016
Thursday, 10 November 2016
Ancillary - Final Digipak
The Temper Trap - Conditions
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| Full Digipak |
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| Front Cover |
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| Back Cover |
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| Digipak Sleeve |
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| Inside Image |
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| Inside Image |
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| Inside Image |
Tuesday, 8 November 2016
Friday, 4 November 2016
Filming - Media Studio
Friday 4th November - Performance Shots (4th re-take)
Due to the feedback on our 3rd draft that we have received from our media teacher on the 3rd November, we decided to re-film the performance shots again with a new actor in order to try and lift our grade before we submit the video. We have filmed the essential clips again with our friend Matt, whom has featured in our work last year and in GCSE coursework. We filmed for one hour, and chose to feature Matt wearing a smart, white, button-up shirt which would contrast with the black background, making him the key focus.
Due to the feedback on our 3rd draft that we have received from our media teacher on the 3rd November, we decided to re-film the performance shots again with a new actor in order to try and lift our grade before we submit the video. We have filmed the essential clips again with our friend Matt, whom has featured in our work last year and in GCSE coursework. We filmed for one hour, and chose to feature Matt wearing a smart, white, button-up shirt which would contrast with the black background, making him the key focus.
Thursday, 3 November 2016
Music Video Inspiration
End Credits
For the end of my video I have drawn inspiration from Hailee Steinfield's music video for her new single Starving and The 1975's style of music videos. Both these artists end their video with a black screen, followed by a single line of white text which highlights copyright to the record label the artist is signed to.
I have decided that Izzy and I will also incorporate this type of ending into our music video, in order to follow conventions of music videos, and to create a polished and professional end to the sequence. We have also decided that we will have our performer laugh, and fade into the black background as we have followed this sort of pattern throughout all of our draft edits.
For the end of my video I have drawn inspiration from Hailee Steinfield's music video for her new single Starving and The 1975's style of music videos. Both these artists end their video with a black screen, followed by a single line of white text which highlights copyright to the record label the artist is signed to.I have decided that Izzy and I will also incorporate this type of ending into our music video, in order to follow conventions of music videos, and to create a polished and professional end to the sequence. We have also decided that we will have our performer laugh, and fade into the black background as we have followed this sort of pattern throughout all of our draft edits.
Tuesday, 1 November 2016
Thursday, 27 October 2016
Tuesday, 18 October 2016
Friday, 14 October 2016
Thursday, 13 October 2016
Photoshop - 2 Hour Session
First Draft Ancillary Photos
In this lesson, I downloaded all of my photographs off of the Nikon camera and uploaded them onto the shared Media Drive on my computer. I then selected which photographs I was going to use for my digipak and my magazine advertisement, and uploaded each one into the photoshop software. I adjusted the colour slightly on each one to create a more vintage, grey-scale effect which Liberation Music often use in their artist's music videos. This aesthetic also gives the photos a more mysterious appearance, which I think works well for the artist we have chosen as they're quite niche. In this 2 hour session I managed to completely edit my digipak photos together, and arrange them into the correct sequence on Publisher.
In this lesson, I downloaded all of my photographs off of the Nikon camera and uploaded them onto the shared Media Drive on my computer. I then selected which photographs I was going to use for my digipak and my magazine advertisement, and uploaded each one into the photoshop software. I adjusted the colour slightly on each one to create a more vintage, grey-scale effect which Liberation Music often use in their artist's music videos. This aesthetic also gives the photos a more mysterious appearance, which I think works well for the artist we have chosen as they're quite niche. In this 2 hour session I managed to completely edit my digipak photos together, and arrange them into the correct sequence on Publisher.
Photography - Attenborough Nature Reserve
Photography - Thursday 13th October
Izzy, Tom and I headed to Attenborough Nature Reserve this morning to take my Digipak and Magazine Advertisement photos for my first draft, and decided that this location would create a nice background aesthetic for my photography and create a mysterious theme to the photos, which represents the band quite well in my opinion. We managed to take all my photos quickly and efficiently within approximately an hour, and then we headed back to college to imported all the photographs onto my account.
Izzy, Tom and I headed to Attenborough Nature Reserve this morning to take my Digipak and Magazine Advertisement photos for my first draft, and decided that this location would create a nice background aesthetic for my photography and create a mysterious theme to the photos, which represents the band quite well in my opinion. We managed to take all my photos quickly and efficiently within approximately an hour, and then we headed back to college to imported all the photographs onto my account.
Friday, 7 October 2016
Editing - Friday 7th October
Inset Day - 4 Hour Session
Izzy and I have chosen to come into college on the inset day today, and began editing at 9am this morning. In this 4 hour session we have finished importing all the performance footage, and have completed cutting it down to use specific lyrics throughout the video where we are missing footage that matches the song, or where we think a performance shot looks more effective than the footage in that certain position. This took a while as we has to make sure the performance lip-synced with the song lyrics perfectly, which was more difficult than we initially thought it would be.
Due to this, we then had to switch around some of the initial clips to fit in the performance, however by the end of the 4 hours we had completely finished editing our first draft, and it is now available on YouTube.
Izzy and I have chosen to come into college on the inset day today, and began editing at 9am this morning. In this 4 hour session we have finished importing all the performance footage, and have completed cutting it down to use specific lyrics throughout the video where we are missing footage that matches the song, or where we think a performance shot looks more effective than the footage in that certain position. This took a while as we has to make sure the performance lip-synced with the song lyrics perfectly, which was more difficult than we initially thought it would be.
Due to this, we then had to switch around some of the initial clips to fit in the performance, however by the end of the 4 hours we had completely finished editing our first draft, and it is now available on YouTube.
Thursday, 6 October 2016
Editing - Thursday 6th October
2 Hour Session
In this two hour session, Izzy and I continued to cut down our footage and select the best parts of each clip to use for our music video. We have also arranged all the footage into the correct sequence, with a mix of highfields, Hockley, Toton and house shots to make the video flow nicely. We still haven't finished editing the shots completely.
We also filmed Izzy's performance shots in this 2 hour session, and chose to shoot close-up and mid shots against a black background in the media studio. We then imported the performance footage into the editing software, and will continue to edit this tomorrow on the inset day.
In this two hour session, Izzy and I continued to cut down our footage and select the best parts of each clip to use for our music video. We have also arranged all the footage into the correct sequence, with a mix of highfields, Hockley, Toton and house shots to make the video flow nicely. We still haven't finished editing the shots completely.
We also filmed Izzy's performance shots in this 2 hour session, and chose to shoot close-up and mid shots against a black background in the media studio. We then imported the performance footage into the editing software, and will continue to edit this tomorrow on the inset day.
Tuesday, 4 October 2016
Editing - Friday 30th September
1 Hour Session
Izzy and I imported all our camera footage onto the computer in this 1 hour session, and then imported all of the acceptable clips into the Adobe Premiere Pro editing software. We began to cut down the first initial clips and arrange them into a logical sequence, however we didn't get very far with this.
Izzy and I imported all our camera footage onto the computer in this 1 hour session, and then imported all of the acceptable clips into the Adobe Premiere Pro editing software. We began to cut down the first initial clips and arrange them into a logical sequence, however we didn't get very far with this.
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