By using our magazine advert analysis, we decided to use the conventions that would typically be seen such as a focal point, reviews, release data and extra information about the artist such as where you could contact him. Though we believe that it turned out as a solid magazine advert, we did have a lot of issues whilst producing it.
Firstly, since none of us were photoshop users, it was hard to get the hang of it at first. We had many issues with layers and inserting images which did waste a lot of time. Also, cropping out images was difficult which resulted in a not too realistic spliff. Finding a good font to portray our artist was also difficult as we had to get a font that we believed symbolised the artist which also meant that quite a lot of time was wasted.
Other than getting the magazine advert completed, we also made progress in getting the digipaks done.
This was the back cover that we would have for our digipak. It's fairly simple as all we did was get the artist looking to a side and then having the track list there. By having the same locations for both the digipaks and the magazine advert, it allows for synergy to be portrayed and then when an audience sees a tunnel that looks like the ones portrayed in our digipak and magazine advert, they will remember the artist.
This was another image that was gonna be included in our digipak. Though there isn't too much to it, by having a low angle shot, it means that the artist is above the audience in terms of power which is something that we did want to portray - a strong. dangerous personality.
Other than making progress in our digipaks and magazine adverts, we also worked on our music video and this was one of the shots that we filmed. It is a long shot of the artist in a tunnel creating extravagant hand movements. We filmed this to clearly show the location to the audience as a tunnel can represent that an artist is in solitude which can resemble Roob as in his lyrics constantly shoots out towards his haters.
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