Production Log: Completing the project

This video consists of my overall opinions and thoughts about the project now that it is completed. I have discussed what I have enjoyed and what not so much so overall is a reflection of the creation of the music video and other tasks.

Draft vs. Final Poster

I decided to change around my magazine advert around to create a more intriguing structure and layout as I felt the first was pretty basic and was not fulfilling any purpose or aim that  I wanted it to. I used another poster which was my inspiration which created a much better effect.

Draft vs. Final Music Video

Final vs Drafttt from Haydon Media on Vimeo.

I decided to create this video on Premiere Pro CS6 in order to show the difference between my first version and last of the music video. The first section seems to stay relatively similar except for the section of the older lady at the beginning. The main change is the pace of certain shots and then the added scene of the older lady and correct male during the performance scene.

Poster on Bus Stop

Creating a billboard poster on Photoshop has created a more professional look for poster. This makes it look much more realistic and therefore will allow me to imagine the poster in a real-life situation. I created this on Photoshop using the vanishing point tool which made it extremely easy to make.

Social Media Feedback

Below are some screen shots of the responses  I received after posting my final music video onto the social networking websites Facebook and Twitter. As those that commented would fall within my target audience, I found this extremely beneficial as it clearly told me that it appealed to them therefore fitting my sole purpose. 

 

 

Production Log: Editing my Digipak & Poster

DigiPak Text

Steve Garragan: Vocals
Mark Prendergast: Guitar
Vinny May: Drums
Jason Boland: Bass guitar

CREDITS

PRODUCED: Joseph Ankle
PUBLISHED: Smooth Records

RECORDED: 2nd St. Studios

LYRICIST: Steve Garragan
COMPOSED: Joseph Ankle
ADDED VOCALISTS: Gracie May

(track 4)
Jessie Cartwright (track 1)
The Kings (track 8)

MUSIC COLLABORATIONS: The Kings

(track 8)
Noises Off (track 6)
Katy Jane (track 10)
DESIGN: Jake Jacobs

With thanks...
Amy Vine, Bradley Jabz, Elliot Risnal, Hannah Barns, Jessie Phellan, Matt Reynolds, Thomas Daley, Anthony Fransico, Ben James

(C) Actual Music ‘98
Under exclusive license to Actual Music.
All rights reserved. Published by Smooth Records Co
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This album was born through the friendship of four guys. Fast forward fifteen years, broken hearts, drunken nights and hungover mornings and ‘Wish you were there’ was created. Sitting around a campfire at Reading Festival 2009, cider in one hand, guitar in the other and magic was made. They sat and sung every night getting the whole of yellow camp involved, of course. The sun set and their silohettes and sounds created an atmopshere like no other. With love being the inspiration, mainly heart-wrenching breakups, it is pure beauty. An album was a long, far-fetched thought for the foursome as they stood in the muddy fields looking up to the Kings of Leon. The sung along, voices ready for the industry and that was the moment. The story behind the voice, the passion of the guitar and the soul of the harmonica are what bring the album together. There’s nothing more mesmorising than the deep, truely touching irish voice working collaboratively with the captivating music to create only the perfect album.
428914 miles, 55 cities, 43 encores, 260 full fat greasy service station breakfasts and uncountable cups of tea later and they’ve made it. Performing their tour every night like they never imagined.
So, here’s to the next five years.