A2 Media Coursework
Friday, 4 April 2014
Wednesday, 2 April 2014
Evaluation Question 2
How effective is the
combination of your main and ancillary texts?

The digipak is in monochrome and this conforms to the typical
conventions of the genre. It includes photography of the artist, the piano and
displays the motif of the cartoon ragdoll on the front and back, enforcing a
cross media campaign. The typography is the same for the artist and title of
the song, and on the back of the digipak, the font is the same as the title of
the song, as this was more effective and fit with childlike theme of the album
titled ‘ragdoll’. The photography showcases the instrument that the artist
plays, and this conforms to the genre conventions as artists of the
singer/songwriter genre tend to be seen playing their own instruments.
Since doing my star image research, I learned how important
it is to showcase the artist and the different ways it is done. For example, I
posted my digipak and magazine advert on social media sites, such as Twitter
and Facebook and my music video on YouTube, as my target audience are users of
social media and use the internet regularly. I used these websites as many
musicians do the same to create promotional campaign.
Friday, 21 March 2014
Final Magazine Advert
I chose to use this as my final magazine advert, as I felt the colour was effective and the ragdoll on the front illustrates the title. Also, it subverts the typical conventions of the singer/songwriter which intrigues the audience and gives sense of ambiguity.
Sunday, 26 January 2014
Digipak and CD
The digipak I have made more about the artist and piano. The motif of the ragdoll is still included. I was inspired to used monochrome by Duffy's 'Rockferry' digipak, as I feel it was effective and wanted to use the effect on my digipak.
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