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Album Cover Shoot

As a group we made sure that we stuck to our shooting script schedule for our album cover and as a group we knew it was important because it we did not want to fall behind and as group we wanted to stay on top of things. As the group we decided that Hande should be the photographer as she had the most knowledge about photography, Hande produced several successful photographs that we took and we then decided to experiment and play around with to enhance them and make them look more professional for our album cover. When it came to photographing at the locations we had chosen we thought that they did not look enough conventional to suit the genre of our music video and also the subculture. We then found a Youth Centre that permitted us to try-out with a few photographs against a graffiti wall that was inside. We took a lot of numerous shots from different angles we was pleased and happy with the way the photos had come out. Here are some of the photographs from our photo-shoot.



Making The Final Album Cover

When choosing the final photograph for our album cover, we had chosen the best photograph in which we believed both our artists looked great in the photograph. For this reason, we took two of the photographs and took best shot of each artist and combined them into each other to make one photographs professional album which would make it look more appealable to the audience because if it looks professional the audience will see the picture and through the notion of looking they will be able to make a connection between the artist and the audience. The two photographs we chose were

When both photos combined together this was the outcome

As a group we then each decided to do our own design on this photograph which we would then all present to each other and pick the one we like the most. When presenting our designs we decided that we liked Luke's design the most but still found that some elements were missing and they still did not appeal to our genre and that we needed to changes because some of the elements from our subculture needed to be put in as that would be the only way we could appeal to our audience such as the bubble writing, it needed to be changed to make it more gritty and give it more of street image which would make it look more appealable to our genre.

After experimenting with our points that we put fourth, we were all happy with how the final album cover look because it looked more professional look with also street look that look appealable to our audience and as a group decided on the font, style and colour of the text we would include.

The black clothing and text presented a contrast between the graffiti and our artists it gives the album cover a professional look and also a street look this will makes the audience recognise it and it will become familiar with the artists name and their style and their look this is so that they can appeal to their target audience, also through some song and different looks it will help us to appeal to wider audience which will give the artist more of a fan base

Roles and Responsibilities

My group consists of four people:

·         Lyden (myself)

·         Michael

·         Hande

·         Luke

In order to effectively manage our group we appointed a director which was Hande, she understood it is important to provide our group with a clear definition and understanding of their role, function, and responsibilities in the while filming. This will provide them with a good understanding of the job and tasks they are to perform as an individual and within any teams they are a part of. It also provides information on where they fit within the organisation and who they report to, helping to avoid disputes and misunderstandings over authority.

Michael and I were the artists in our group who would be performing for our music video, we decided this because we realised that it would keep us more organised and that we would not have to rely on others, in case one arrives late or does not turn up it would make it difficult to complete our music video production, as a group we decided that if Michael and I were the artists we would always be together and when we wanted to film we could all get together and look at our timetables which would enable us to be organised and staying on top of our filming and being able to re-shoot scenes if they needed to be.

Luke was to understand that he was in charge of looking after the equipment and the camera man it was his understanding that he would be one of the most important people in terms of the roles and responsibilities Luke would have to capture the perfect shots which was essential to our music video, he understood that close ups were very important as he should be familiar with basic three-point lighting which consists of a key light the main source of light that will illuminate your subject, a fill light which fills all the shadows left from the key light, and a back light that allows your subject to stand out from the background.



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