Tuesday, 30 November 2010
shots of me editing the first 1:48 of our final film
shots of me and nick joining up the two sections of editing
Monday, 29 November 2010
inspiration for album cover
a look into banksy 2
a look into banksy
Album Art Inspiration
I have been researching Album Art and Posters. I have been looking at my favourite artists e.g. Green Day, LP, and Foo Fighters along with others like Gorillaz, Blur, Paramore etc
Sunday, 28 November 2010
Filming - Props
- Drum Kit
- Guitar
- Microphone
- Keyboard and Stand
- Amp
- iPhone/iPod (for Music, wasn't filmed just used to aid our filming)
- seat/stool (for drummer)
- 4 Posters of Professional Bands (MCR, 30 Seconds to Mars, Green Day and Foo Fighters)
Friday, 26 November 2010
HWS ERA now has a URL
At the Moment It only goes to the Group Blog but once I have designed my own site, it'll have it's own page.
WWW.HWSERA.TK
I'm not sure if we can access it from school although I believe we should be able to, as it won't contain anything it shouldn't.
plans of editing
poster inspiration 1
The image above of a poster from Green Day is a design that I like and I may think about using this idea of having a stencil man as it follows with the text font that has been used for the bands name and it also reflects different things such as graffiti, vandalism, it shows the rock genre and so on... this is an idea at the moment and I will be looking into more poster designs that interest me....
this is a copy of the Banksy art and I will be looking into some of Banksies art as I think that this will suit the genre of music that we are doing...
mcr digipack analysis
As you can see in the picture below there is a shot of the inside of the digipak and the design is followed throughout the digipak and it is even on the disk. In the digipak there are: other shots of the band in the same location and the editing to the pictures are the same, there are blood splatters on the CD, the text is the same colour as the band’s name and logo the colours that are used are all dark and very dull and this is typical of the genre of music that they perform. The colour palette that this digipak has is very simple as there are four colours that are used, also the artists are dressed in clothing that is also typical to a rock genre of music as they are in black Gothic clothing.
Here is a list of all of the conventions that the digipak follows: the name of the band is shown on the front cover, list of the songs and other extras are listed on the back of the digipak, there is a brief and basic description of the band inside the digipak, there are reviews of that album inside the digipak, the design suits the genre of music, the colour scheme suites both the band’s name and the genre of music, the font of the text suites the rock genre, the company that has made the digipak have their logo and name on the digipak and the digipak has a simple design, the artists in the portraits of them look like they are rock stars and there are pictures of previous CD album covers.
After looking at this digipak I have decided that it would be best if I take some of what I think are the best ideas for making a digipak from the this pre-existing digipak and then use some of the elements for when I and making our Digipak draft and final version.
muse digipack anylasis
As you can see it the picture above there are some parts of the inside of the digipak showing and the design of the inside looks like it follows the design on the exterior of the digipak and this is shown by the lines continuing from where they end on the exterior of the digipak. The CD that is in the digipak is also following the colours and some aspects of the design as the CD is black with the band name on and there are red and white circles on the disk near the middle.
Here is a list of all of the conventions that the digipak follows: the name of the band is shown on the front cover, list of the songs and other extras are listed on the back of the digipak, there is a brief and basic description of the band inside the digipak, there are reviews of that album inside the digipak, the design suits the genre of music, the colour scheme suites both the band’s name and the genre of music, the font of the text suites the rock genre, the company that has made the digipak have their logo and name on the digipak and the digipak has a simple design.
After looking at this digipak I have decided that it would be best if I take some of what I think are the best ideas for making a digipak from the this pre-existing digipak and then use some of the elements for when I and making our Digipak draft and final version.
green day digipack anylasis
below is a picture of the inside of the digipak and this follows the design of the front cover of the digipak as it is the same colour and most of the conventions that have been used on the cover have also been used on the inside such as the colour scheme, the text font in various places and there are also features inside of the digipak that have not been used on the cover and they are: shots of the band under where the CD goes, there is an image of a black stencil man being electrocuted and this image is also followed in the CD's, there are images of the bands other CD albums and there are finally CD trays/holders.
Flickr images of us filming and Editing
There are more to come, I didn't get chance to upload all of my images.
The images consist of us editing and filming What I've Done
Thursday, 25 November 2010
What I've Done - Trailer
Filming and Editing Completed
I will burn it to a DVD tonight as well as upload it to Youtube and Vimeo (If Vimeo allows me), I also plan on posting on Facebook and Twitter about our completition of the music video, I will also post links to the video, so we can get people to view it.
Tuesday, 23 November 2010
Completion of Filming
Although now we have to edit and complete the video by Friday 3:10 and put it on DVD.
I will update blog with evidence of filming etc tomorrow.
By the way if I haven't already posted about our final choice of editing software we will be using Sony's Vegas Pro 9