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DAY / TIME
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LOCATON
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SHOT DESCRIPTION
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PEOPLE NEEDED
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26th
June 2014
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My
house
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Camera
will be set up for a close up head shot
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Callum
Hill
James
Stephenson
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28th
June 2014
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My
house
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I will
set up the camera so that the actors head and upper torso is in the shot,
also, I will zoom in to get a close up for part of the rap.
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Callum
Hill
James
Stephenson
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3rd
July 2014
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Tracks
near my house
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The camera
man will take multiple recordings of the actor walking down the tracks from
different angles and different movements.
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James
Stephenson
Jacob
Harper
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Friday, 4 July 2014
Planning: Shooting Schedule
Thursday, 3 July 2014
Planning: Storyboard
Planning: Software Used
Research: Digipak Analysis 3 - Collision Course
The album 'Collision Course' is a collaboration album between rapper Jay-Z and punk band Linkin Park and the digipak reflects this through its artwork and theme. The use of graffiti styled prints and stencils shows the street based style of the music. the cover of the digipak (top right) is very busy, showing graffiti of things such as microphones and speakers, which can be seen to be linked with the hip-hop theme of the album represented by JayZ. There is also a punk type look to the cover, with the style of writing and background being very busy and straight edged.
The back of the digipak is of similar background to the cover, but just a stencil so that the songs on the album can easily be read. Aswell as this, there is the barcode and legal advisory on the back. The middle of the digipak shows similar images of graffiti and sharp text, further showing the mash up of the hip-hop/and punk music. the design of the CD is normal and does not challenge or confirm any of the conventions for this type of album.
The back of the digipak is of similar background to the cover, but just a stencil so that the songs on the album can easily be read. Aswell as this, there is the barcode and legal advisory on the back. The middle of the digipak shows similar images of graffiti and sharp text, further showing the mash up of the hip-hop/and punk music. the design of the CD is normal and does not challenge or confirm any of the conventions for this type of album.
Wednesday, 2 July 2014
Research: Digipak Analysis 2 - Watch the Throne
Tuesday, 1 July 2014
Research: Digipak Analysis 1 - Yeezus
The images we see on the digipak are relevant to the digipak as Kanye West is a believer of Christianity, hence the title of the album 'Yeezus', which is a mix of Kanyes nickname (Yeezy) and the lord of Christianity (Jesus). On all of the images you can see that the eyes of the people have had something put over them, this could be to show that the religion has turned a blind eye or not seen how bad racism can be, and since the album is mainly about racism and sending out a political message and also about Kanye's faith, this is relevant to the digipak. This digipka does not follow the typical conventions of a rap digipak.
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