I have recently finished producing the digipak for my music video. the main aim of my album cover was to make it happy, colourful and positive. I wanted the product to be colourful as I wanted it to reflect the colours of the gay pride flag which is used a lot in my music video. I feel as though this would attract a young, liberal audience to buying the CD. I also wanted this to come across as a positive, happy message to promote social equality.
Whilst making my poster I wanted it to come across professional as though it would not look out of place in a modern and diverse music magazine such as Rolling Stone and NME. I think I achieved this by keeping it simplistic and not making the advert look too busy.
Whilst making the initial digipak drafts on publisher and powerpoint I was concerned that they did not look professional. As I have limited experience using photoshop I decided not to use it as it would be very time consuming to learn. I then found a website called Canva which has lots of free templates for you to model your designs on. It was very easy to use and easy to implement your own pictures. I think this website really worked for me and my digipak look very professional.
Alongside creating my digipak I have continued to edit my music video. It is starting to come along very well. I have had to re record a few of my clips as the lip syncing did not always match and look realistic. I think I have now achieved a better look and made my music video look increasingly professional.
Alongside creating my digipak I have continued to edit my music video. It is starting to come along very well. I have had to re record a few of my clips as the lip syncing did not always match and look realistic. I think I have now achieved a better look and made my music video look increasingly professional.
