Tuesday, 7 February 2012
Monday, 6 February 2012
6th of February 2012
Sunday, 5 February 2012
Analysis of band websites
From this we learnt about the codes and conventions of band websites, we can use this knowledge for our ancillary task and create an authentic band website.
Friday, 3 February 2012
Final Fonts Used
To find special fonts that we wanted to use for a band logo, and thus create a brand we went to dafont[dot]com. a website that specialises in custom fonts that can be installed onto your iMac or PC and used in the same way as basic fonts like Times New Roman or Arial. We wanted to go for a font that looked distorted and damaged, to reflect the "grungy" and dirty element to their name - Contraband. As the connotations of contraband are illegal items such as drugs, guns, knives, or any good that can and is smuggled. Here is the shortlist we came up with.
In the end we decided to go with font 4 because it was the one that is distorted while still feeling contemporary and modern. Font 3 was dropped because we thought that the addition of barbed wire shaped lines through the font made it feel clichéd and contrived. Font 1 and 5 on the other hand looked very much like they had been typed by a typewriter and this didn't fit with the similar font used by our production company. The final deciding factor between font 2 and 4 came down to the fact that there was a consensus among the group that we like the ommision of holes in the font from some letters, such as O, R, A, B, and D.
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In the end we decided to go with font 4 because it was the one that is distorted while still feeling contemporary and modern. Font 3 was dropped because we thought that the addition of barbed wire shaped lines through the font made it feel clichéd and contrived. Font 1 and 5 on the other hand looked very much like they had been typed by a typewriter and this didn't fit with the similar font used by our production company. The final deciding factor between font 2 and 4 came down to the fact that there was a consensus among the group that we like the ommision of holes in the font from some letters, such as O, R, A, B, and D.
Photoshoot Plan
Photo Shoot
Planning Document
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Shoot Date &
Time
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6th February 2012, 5pm
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Image
Description
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Shots for digipack, CD cover and Website
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Shoot Location
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Epsom and Ewell high school in the main hall/ Old drama
studio.
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Model/person
Contact details
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Stephen Airey, Daniel Anstiss, Tom Daglish and Matthew
Oates.
07504956079 – For all inquiry.
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Lighting
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Using the Espirit Gemini GM500, Flash gun and lighting
gels.
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Costumes
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Skinny jeans, Band t-shirts, hoodie, Van’s trainers (optional)
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Plan of shots
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Will emulate the band shots from Gun and Roses and You me
at six.
Will concentrate on close ups and high angle shots.
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Thursday, 2 February 2012
Digipak Analysis
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