Digipak:
Video:
Website:
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| Slowing down some clips since they go to fast |
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| Changing the saturation to low so it's black and white |
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| I had to zoom in the clip as the framing was wrong |
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| Realising the issue with this question is we don't know who picked which but we can still get good information. There is clear like for the images used and the colour scheme |
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| We will try to these improvements to see how good it actually makes it |
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| Everyone could tell it was indie rock or some form of rock. |
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| Most like the 2nd digipak which is the most improved therefore we know we have gone in the good direction. |
| After changing the website we have decided to go to more of a professional route with the about page |
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| We decided to add separate pages using the system wix has. This is so they can go to the separate pages for the about page |
| I put all the frames into a group and changed the run time to no delay for a smooth motion. I then edited the vibrance, brightness, and levels of the clip and then added the text. |
| Making the image smaller makes it easier to export and run. I changed all the clips to 600 width (with varying heights) |
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| This is our initial design. After feedback we decided to change it a lot more. We added color and changed the images we used. |
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| Lastly, We had to tweak it a little bit. I changed the bottom left image and added logos and copyright text to the bottom. We also decided on keeping the three panels black and white for continuity with the video and also it will look good when printed out. Overall this is the final design and we will get some feedback to see if we can change it. We also created a process video to show the process and the change that the digipak has gone through Digipak Transformation from Conor Jackson on Vimeo. |