Tuesday 20 December 2016

Note to the Examiner

We hope that you enjoy looking through our group's work and the journey we have taken over the past several months to create our main and ancillary texts.
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Thank You, 
Max, Jay, Rayan and Sahil

Saturday 17 December 2016

Max - Final Digipak and Magazine Advert Products










Jay - Final Digipak and Magazine Advert Products








Rayan - Final Digipak and Magazine Advert Products




I have edited the lion head and also the background pictures a lot due to the fact that, if my magazine advert and Digipak did end up getting printed off on the proper material for each of these products, I would have a clear coat on top so that there is an extra shine and texture to the lion head and the background picture. The clear coat would allow the lion head and background images to stand out more and be more noticeable to the audience. I have designed these adverts and Digipak purely due to the fact that if they ended up getting printed off, I would use the proper material and use a clear coat on top for the added shine and texture.  I believe that the finer details such as thinking about the material which it would be printed off on, and the clear coat, will enable my designs to be liked by a lot of the audience and also have a professional look.

Final Digipak and Poster



Friday 16 December 2016

(Rayan) Evaluation 1:



(Rayan) Evaluation 2:



(Rayan) Evaluation 3:

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(Rayan) evaluation 4:

Evaluation 2


Evaluation 3



During the creative process of our project, my group and I received a wide variety of feedback on our music video, digipaks and posters during their different stages of production. The feedback that we received came from wide range of audiences, specifically punk music fans as that was our target audience. The constrictive and critical feedback that both my group and I received on our music video and individual pieces of work helped greatly with making changes and improvements to our work. The feedback that was gained overall helped my group and I to create the best possible media products of our ability.




Verbal feedback was one of the key categories of comments that we received. After handing in our initial music video draft and talked through our storyboard, we were given verbal feedback from our teacher that our ending needed to have more of a twist and be more unique. After this we came up with several ideas. Some of these ideas were; having the hunter kill the victim, then for the hunter to unmask himself revealing the face of the victim and the hunter would show up at the band studio and burst in on the band performing and cut to a shot of the musicians looking up in fear. We eventually came to a final decision that ultimately made our music video more appealing; enhance the horror/shocking theme we were trying to apply making a better music video more suitable for our genre. 




One of the main methods of feedback that we received was digital. The music video was posted in our Media Project group chat which included all the members whom had helped with filming the video. The feedback that we gained was overwhelmingly positive. Kieran Goodson whom was our drummer in the music video was a fan of the song and was happy to help us with filming it. After watching the video, he gave us great positive feedback. Being someone of our target audience, this was pleasing as it showed that the steps we took to make our video genre specific and match our target audiences was effective. Furthermore, another member of the group chat, Sam Wells, whom is not a fan of our target genre was also positive in his feedback. Despite not liking the genre very much, he was impressed with the video and it kept him engaged from start to finish. This was positive for us as despite us having a specific target audience, we wanted other people who may stumble across the video to also like it to widen our coverage of views as well as attract new fans.




After handing in my first draft of the digipak and poster, I received a copy of my work back with written comments telling me what I should consider changing and improving upon. Some of these comments were big impactors on how my final drafts for my ancillary texts came out. Some of these comments/improvements were too; make the rise records logo smaller on my back panel and make the one on the spine slightly bigger; include an album code on the digipaks spine; and the biggest piece of feedback being consider changing my image on the cover of the digipak and poster as they were potentially overly violent. This comment made me think quite a bit about changing my plan and I initially didn’t understand why it was recommended for me to change it, however after considering it more I released from a marketing perspective that it made sense to change it. This comment from my teacher helped me to create a better and more effective digipak.




I also received comments from my peers on the first and final draft of my digipak and posters. I asked for my peers to judge my digipak on their own opinions and give me their thoughts. One commenter, James Tagger whom isn’t a fan of the genre was positive in his feedback saying that he liked the direct approach and link that I had taken with my digipak and poster. He also gave me some constructive criticism being perhaps including a band photo on my digipak as well as making the text on my advertisement poster larger making it stand out more to audiences. I acknowledged both these comments and made the changes which I believe created a much better digipak representing my group renegade effectively as well as market better towards my target audience. 



Evaluation 4

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Due to the inconsistency of the link working, please find bellow a word document of Evolution 4:




Evaluation 1


Jay - Evaluation 1


Jay - Evaluation 2


Jay - Evaluation 3










Evaluation 3

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Jay - Evaluation 4


Friday 2 December 2016

Draft Evaluations:

Below are my draft evaluations, they are all in a Word document but I will upload them all in different formats when the final evaluations are due in, I didn't use different formats for the drafts because I will still need to change elements when I am doing my final evaluation questions. Also I haven't evaluated anything using survey analysis and that's because I still want more responses so in the final evaluations, there will also be a survey analysis.

Evaluation 4 (Draft):


Evaluation 3 (Draft):


Evaluation 2 (Draft):


Evaluation 1 (Draft):


Thursday 1 December 2016

JAY - EVALUATION QUESTION 1 DRAFT


JAY - EVALUATION QUESTION 2 DRAFT

JAY - EVALUATION QUESTION 3 DRAFT

JAY - EVALUATION QUESTION 4 DRAFT

Digipak And Magazine Advert Survery.

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EVALUATION QUESTION 4 DRAFT


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EVALUATION QUESTION 1 DRAFT