Here is v1 for the final cut for our music video.
Titanium - DJ Soto (Final Cut) from Shadow Inc. on Vimeo.
Refer to post titled 'Hello!' for the final cut of the music video.
Monday, 12 March 2018
Thursday, 8 March 2018
Wednesday, 7 March 2018
Evaluation Question 3: Kanaiya
How did you use media technologies in the construction and research, planning and evaluation stages?
Q3: Flipbook
Q3: Flipbook
Evaluation Question 2: Kanaiya
How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?
Q2: Filmed Presentation
Major changes have been made on the digipak, website and music video, but the examples of synergy shown above are still resonant.
We removed the colour correction and colour graded the chorus instead to make it come across as warmer and more professional. However, the colours, magenta and teal, were still used on the music video through the scribble effect, as shown in the screenshot above.
The front cover was also changed on the digipak to make the audience relate more with our star persona. However, synergy was utilised because of the mid shot in the music video and in the main images in the homepage. This was used to allow audience to relate to audience emotions.
A reduction of childlike symbols had also been utilised because when talking to older members of our target audience, I realised that it did not appeal well to them. This was put into action by getting rid of the card symbols on the digipak because it down scaled the artist and made him appear quite small. As a result, the fire, ice and skull symbol on the website had also been removed. This allowed me to appeal more to a broader target audience. For this, I also reduced the amount of text on the "thank you panel" because the older target audience would not have the time to read through the information. I also removed the amount of text on my website, by removing "your perception is not my reality".
Q2: Filmed Presentation
Major changes have been made on the digipak, website and music video, but the examples of synergy shown above are still resonant.
We removed the colour correction and colour graded the chorus instead to make it come across as warmer and more professional. However, the colours, magenta and teal, were still used on the music video through the scribble effect, as shown in the screenshot above.
The front cover was also changed on the digipak to make the audience relate more with our star persona. However, synergy was utilised because of the mid shot in the music video and in the main images in the homepage. This was used to allow audience to relate to audience emotions.
A reduction of childlike symbols had also been utilised because when talking to older members of our target audience, I realised that it did not appeal well to them. This was put into action by getting rid of the card symbols on the digipak because it down scaled the artist and made him appear quite small. As a result, the fire, ice and skull symbol on the website had also been removed. This allowed me to appeal more to a broader target audience. For this, I also reduced the amount of text on the "thank you panel" because the older target audience would not have the time to read through the information. I also removed the amount of text on my website, by removing "your perception is not my reality".
As the record label and logo looked to cluttered across the products, I instead decided to just use the font of "DJ Soto" across my products and used a white coloured font to stand out in front of the dark background.
This is how my digipak looks now:
Evaluation Question 1: Kanaiya
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Q1: Multimodal Video
EDIT: In our final cut, we decided to use a different visual effect instead of the colour correction for the powder paint scene. Instead of colour correcting the whole scene with different colours, we colour graded the entire shot to make it warmer. This made the music video look more professional.
Q1: Multimodal Video
EDIT: In our final cut, we decided to use a different visual effect instead of the colour correction for the powder paint scene. Instead of colour correcting the whole scene with different colours, we colour graded the entire shot to make it warmer. This made the music video look more professional.
Tuesday, 6 March 2018
Website Development Process: Kanaiya
Here, I talk through the development of my website.
After I had finished filming, I showed this video to members of my target audience and asked them to give any final feedback.
I received two important pieces of feedback:
"In the about of the artist, I think it should be more personal so maybe make his panel in first person to make it more personal"
"Where will your music video go?"
As a result, I made these minor changes by changing the about panel to make it more personal, and I also allowed more space for the final cut to be placed. I also made small changes to the "contact" page to make it more conventional and representative of EDM websites.
In this mini podcast, I talk through the final changes I have made for my website, and I pinpint my choice of typography:
Some minor changes were further made in the final draft of the website.
After I had finished filming, I showed this video to members of my target audience and asked them to give any final feedback.
I received two important pieces of feedback:
"In the about of the artist, I think it should be more personal so maybe make his panel in first person to make it more personal"
"Where will your music video go?"
As a result, I made these minor changes by changing the about panel to make it more personal, and I also allowed more space for the final cut to be placed. I also made small changes to the "contact" page to make it more conventional and representative of EDM websites.
In this mini podcast, I talk through the final changes I have made for my website, and I pinpint my choice of typography:
Here, I have also written down a brief insight into each page of the website:
Some minor changes were further made in the final draft of the website.
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