Digi Pack

i have decided to do a 4/6 panel digi pack.

My digi pack will have some aspects of pink and i will include some images of pink lips. i will aslo include an image of my artist; it will show her from her shoulders/torso/full body shot either standing up or laynig down with her hair spread on a flat white surface with some sweets hopefully around her.

It will contain information on the artist and the record company, maybe a thamk you page and images etc. standardly i will put the barcode and logos on it as that is standard procedure. I believe that my digi pack would meet the needs of my target audience as the images, text, colour and font attract my audience.

the link betweern this and the video would be the clour mostly.

9) Pitch - Initial Ideas for digipack

As 'Bella' is a new artist I have chosen to do a 4 panel digipak as it is more simpler and there is only so many 'lips' you can put on the cover of her CD. The digipak will contain a large image of the artist on the front cover. This is because she is knew so we would mainly want her face to be seen so that she is remembered and recognised by the audience. I will also use pink/red and itallic font throughout the digipak as it represents her femininity and the love which is talked about in the song. The use of lip prints will also be used as I feel they are very girly (like our artist) and relates to the words 'I just want your kiss boy' which is repeated in the chorus many times. 

This will relate to our audience as they will be mostly young girls and the digipak will be very pink and bright which would attract them to buy it. Also it has a link with the video as we will be using a 'kiss me boy' sign which has the same red lips which i shall be using on my digipak. 

Although I haven't shown it here; I will also include a barcode and the record label on the back cover of my digipak and the artists name and song of the front and side of it.

Pitch

Pitch Movie

Animatic Storyboard

Final Song Choice

Our final song choice is Kate Nash's 'Pumpkin Soup'. After several song choices we narrowed it down to this song as it is has a video which could help us plan what we visualise our film to be. Although it is a bit out of our comfort zone, as it is a genre of music which we would not usually listen to, I feel that it could be a challenge for us to excel and produce a top notch 'pop' music video.

The main theme of this song is about love and kisses which could easily be shown through the use of colours (reds and pinks), location (bright and crowed streets) and costume (pink dresses). We plan to involve members othe public within our movie by making theme hold related posters which could be editted into our final cut. This would be effective as involvement of the audience makes it seem more realistic and differs from just seeing the artist on the screen all the time.

Although this song already has a video we will only use it to guide us in them aking of our own, this will ensure that our music video is original and something people have not seen before. We will, hopefully, do this by bringing the song to the streets of London instead of using an inside 'set' location like Nash did.

All in all,  I am excited to begin our music video as I am sure it will be a fun and challenging project to create.

Final Song Choice

After experimenting with a range of songs to use in our pop video like 'Round and Round' By Chuck Dem Gee, 'Big Boys' By Princess Nyah and 'Show Me Love' the Robin S remix,  my group and I decided on 'Pumpkin Soup' by Kate Nash. We wern't too keen onthe song because it's not usually the type of music we would listen too, but after talking about different things we can do in the video and how we would film it we are now enthusiastic about doing it because it's a really British pop song and we have good ideas for the video.