Editing...

When editing I had to remove the original sound from the video before putting the non-digetic music on.
I used a variety of video effects for a reason. At this part of the weighing scales I used peephole to draw focus on the scales as this represented the word "body" in the lyrics. I used the video effect of making the speed faster to suite the pace of the music.

Changing the video to watercolour took a long while because of so many different clips and having to apply it to each one. I chose the have the whole video in watercolour as it brought out the colour of the objects which is a motif/theme throughout my video and also it is meant to make the audience aware that this is just created for entertainment and does not have a storyline. The effect also creates a lighthearted mood that blends well with the lighthearted upbeat music.

Audience Feedback

I asked a number of people, mainly my target audience which is young females what they thought of the video and the advertisements. I did this through a questionnaire and the results came out quite successful...

All of the answers came out positive, they thought NME would give a digipak as it is the same genre and the video reflected the song. And my target audience seems to fit the age people think they would be.

Feedback is important to realize if there is any changes in the video that needs changing and if it is suitable.

Main Product Two

Laura Marling promotional music video

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Sophie Skinner video 2 from fLIX.TV on Vimeo.

Main Product

Kate Nash promotional music video

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Sophie Skinner video from fLIX.TV on Vimeo.

Prezi

A2 media evaluation on Prezi

Susbidary task 2

Poster for NME magazine

I had to use three different photographs to create this, and then i lasso tooled each photograph and created a new layer and put it all together with photoshop. Then I added the text called "Indie Ladies" which is the album title. The photograph was a still frame from my actual video.
I made it look like she was walking to suggest there is a lot of movement in my video and also it is eye catching as it looks like the person is coming towards you which draws attention from the audience.
I "placed" the digipak at the bottom to give a visual of what the digipak looks like and I made "out now" in bold font because it tells the audience that it is released now.

Subsidary task

Final design for digipak

Using a template I downloaded from Disc Wizards I created my final design for my digipak.

Each part of the digipak required photoshop.

The front cover (Middle Top)

I first of all decided on the photographs I would use for my front cover out of a list of option I previously posted. I also used my music video to capture images for my digipak by pausing the video and creating a still frame because the audience expects some of these images to be related to the music videos.

Before creating this collage of photos I had to adjust exposure and lightness and contrast as the photographs framed from the video were too dark.

The photograph with the teapot on the front cover I changed the texture of it.

All of these different photographs had to be roughly lasso tooled as I wanted to create a collage effect like the Kate Nash cd cover but hers had graphics.

I used NME logo as the digipak is free in a magazine and my audience research made it clear that the people that listen to Laura Marling and Kate Nash would read NME magazine. Plus the magazine aims at the genre of indie.