Here shows a variety of versions of digipak covers. We varied the text in each

Album Art

Here are screen shots showing Frankie's editing of the album cover. Currently, we are testing out different fonts from the website Dafont.com to see which look the best.

Shot List

Here is a list of the shots we have used in our music video.

Shot List
Scene	Shot Number	Description
1-preparing to sing 2-begins playing  3-singing begins 4-guitar cuts in 5-drums start 6-outside 7-park 8-singing 9-singing 10-guitar 11-singing 12-chorus  13-singing	1-turning on amp 2-plays electric guitar 3-daniel 4-daniel playing guitar 5-plays drums 6-walking along 7-walking along 8-daniel 9-daniel 10-daniel playing guitar 11-daniel 12-daniel singing 13-	1-close up shot of amp 2-mid shot of guitar 3-daniel approaches microphone, laughs 4-mid shot of daniel playing guitar 5-mid shot of the lead singer introducing a tempo 6-close up hand-held shot of daniel walking down an ally way, turns and looks straight into camera 7-daniel walks across screen 8- mid shot of daniel singing 9-extreme close up of singing 10- close up of guitar from odd angle 11- extreme close up of singing 12-centre frame mid shot

Costumes and Props

Costumes and Props

Actor Name:	Daniel Macia
Costume: Check shirt, beanie hat, dark blue hoodie, black scarf, textured dark blue jacket.	Props: Amplifier, microphone, electric guitar, drums

Survey Monkey

Here is an example of a survey monkey that our group constructed earlier in the year. The aim of the survey was to gain research on our potential audience by asking questions about music videos.

Photoshop Development

This post will demonstrate the development of the magazine advert on Photoshop. 

Here is the original photo that I am going to develop.

I downloaded a selection of fonts from Dafonts.com, the most suitable font for our magazine advert, and the one that fitted the genre the best was 'Impact Label'.

Here is a rough example of what the text will look like on the magazine advert. On the real one, we are planning to put much more information on, and to make the image black and white.