Final Digipak

Final Poster

Digipak images

 Here are my edited digipak images that I now just need to put into the template. I have used similair adjustments to my previous shoot to keep the browny colours and faded effect. I also kept the same font but changed the logo slightly as my previous logo didn't suit these images.

Creating a new digipak

Because of a change of person, my digipak had to change. I couldn't make it very similar to my previous shoot due to the flowers not growing. However, I knew another place that had a lot of nature that I could use:

(Danson Park Gardens)

Of course, this time of year there isn't much colour because the flowers can't grow. However, there was plenty of trees and the environment was very natural.

New Images

The new images I took using different backgrounds and shooting from different angles and frames. I will now edit them in a similar way to my previous digipak and poster.

Change of artist

Due to illness, the person who I am using as Kiki can no longer be part of my video. Fortunately, I planned for if something went wrong and so I have a back up person who can be my artist. This means redoing my digipak and poster which needs completing as soon as possible so I can focus on re-filming and editing my music video.

This Sunday, I'll be shooting with my new person. This will be performance and digipak and poster shoot.

Nothing will change, except the digipak will look different, so I need to ensure it stays consistent with the Indie Folk genre.

First shoot evaluation

My first shoot wasn't successful, however it has made me more prepared for my next shoot as I now know what to consider.

Here's some screenshots from the clips from the beginning of my video where she gets up, looks outside and gets ready.

The lighting in this clip is way too dark, I would need to film earlier in the day to ensure the lighting doesn't change. Next time, I will allow myself a whole day to film.

First Shoot plan

For my first shoot I am going to need a DSLR and a steadicam: 

I will be shooting from 2-4pm, this may be cutting it thin because it gets dark around 4:30pm. However, 2 hours should be enough to get some decent footage.