Saturday, 23 November 2013
Album Tracklist
1. Brand New Day
2. Speechless
3. Falling Love
4. Home Sweet Home
5. Timeless Moments
6. Dry Tears
7. Point Of View
8. Love Struck
9. Sunset
10. Dreamy Romance
11. Family Tree
12. Nothing Has Changed
13. Consequences (Bonus Track)
2. Speechless
3. Falling Love
4. Home Sweet Home
5. Timeless Moments
6. Dry Tears
7. Point Of View
8. Love Struck
9. Sunset
10. Dreamy Romance
11. Family Tree
12. Nothing Has Changed
13. Consequences (Bonus Track)
Location Shots
In this park you can see the view of the Thames which I thought can be useful as we can also film for example a close up of our artist singing and looking out at the scenery (the Thames) as I think it would be ideal have her looking out the Thames in a different location. It can also link well with the other scenes such as in the Pier as her body language will be similar which can be used to move from scene to another.
Plannning Skills & Locations
Record Label
About Decca:
The name “Decca” dates back to a portable gramophone called the “Decca Dulcephone” patented in 1914 by musical instrument makers Barnett Samuel and Sons. That company was eventually renamed The Decca Gramophone Co. Ltd. and then sold to former stockbroker Edward Lewis in 1929. Within years Decca Records Ltd. was the second largest record label in the world, calling itself “The Supreme Record Company”. The name “Decca” was coined by Wilfred S. Samuel by merging the word “Mecca” with the initial D of their logo “Dulcet” or their trademark “Dulcephone.”
Decca Records is a British record label established in 1929 by Edward Lewis.
Monday, 11 November 2013
Digipak Planning - Conventions & Differences
Headings
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Conventions
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Differences
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Front cover
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All artists are on the cover and are all mid shots/mid close ups used
of them. 2 are mid shots, 1 is mid close up
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Positioning of artists. 2 are in the centre of the cover, 1 is more
towards the right of the cover
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Front cover
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2 artists are looking away from the audience, 1 is looking directly
at them
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Colour of the cover, 2 is in black and white, 1 is in colour
representing the colour ‘red’ to help emphasise the album name (red)
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Front cover
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The artists name and album name is on the cover
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They are all positioned in different places on the cover, 1 top, 1
middle & 1 bottom
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CD
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All using colours from the front cover, but the colours used least in
the front cover is used more in the CD such as font colour
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1 CD has lines on it rather than being just a plain colour, has equal
amount of colours used rather than one dominant colour
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CD
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2 of the fonts used are the same as the font cover, 1 is completely
different to look clear and bold
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The different font used one 1 CD so audience can read it better, more
clearly
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CD
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Placing of the album name is always at the bottom
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1 CD has a thick gold rim around it for more of a girly look
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Back cover
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All have artist on the back in a different pose
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The track list is all in different areas of the back
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Back cover
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Same colours used throughout the digipak
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1 track list is placed diagonally rather than straight in the corner
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Friday, 8 November 2013
Thursday, 7 November 2013
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