Month: February 2014

Final Video!

Hey there you beautiful individuals! Here is our final piece, I thought it came out pretty well, but I’ll leave that for you to decide 🙂 ENJOY!

Also – little side note, we’ve still got the Digipak coming along so you’ve got something else to look forward to.

Digipak – Points #10 & 11

Digipak - Point #10

And here is our FINAL Digipak! 🙂 we took everyone’s suggestive, critical and positive feedback to heart and came out with this in the end.

We hope it’s up to a decent standard.

Much Love
– Toprak

Digipak Advert – Point #7

Digipak Advert - Point #7

And here is our final Digipak advert! Looking pretty awesome 🙂 props to Billy for getting this one done pretty quickly too!

Digipak Advert – Point #6

Point #6 asks us to post up our audience feedback, so here it is!

I personally thought it was much better than what we’d expected but hey! It can get even better!

Digipak Advert – Point #4

Digipak Advert - Point #4

Digipak Advert – Point #1

The first point asks us to look into conventions of an album advert. Billy and myself decided to look at a Swanky Tunes advert from Q magazine.

This is a list of what we found that grasped our attention.

– As per usual, the band logo is in big bold letters and is the easiest thing to see, very attention grabbing.

– There’s a picture of the album art in the foreground with their podcast advert opposite it.

– In terms of how it relates to the genre there is a whole band picture of the members drinking and playing poker in a club, considering the fact that Swanky Tunes are an EDM/House group this is rather fitting.

– Spotted: Website address under the album artwork – a bold message.

– Additionally, below the web address Facebook, Twitter and Soundcloud information – “Follow Us!”

– Usually this is where the band’s advert ends and the record companies’ section begins. This will often contain the producer logo, contact info and the producer’s website.