Evaluation Question 4 - How did you use media technologies in the construction and research, planning and evaluation stages?

Evaluation Question 3 - What have you learned from your audience feedback?

Evaluation Question 2 - How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?

Evaluation Question 1 - In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?

Final Music Video - Heads Will Roll

Digipak Insert Analysis - Cameron

After the production of the front, disk and back cover of the DigiPak, it was decided that an insert should also be produced to accompany the various existing covers created for the DigiPak, to further emphasise its purpose and to increase entertainment for the target audience. The insert consists of 5 pages which the target audience of teens to adults would be able to freely navigate, actively consuming this product. The insert had to also conform to the conventions of pop genre in order to link to the rest of the DigiPak, as well as the Website and Music Video. 

Therefore the use of orange as a bright vibrant colour was used, as pop genre music videos are commonly associated with vibrancy in order to provoke a positive emotional response from the viewer. Similarly, the use of the bright colours within the insert have this same effect on thr audience, which causes an increase in interest, provoking them to want to find out more about the product by listening to and watching the music video. Additionally, the use of the about page and group page acts as a way to open up to the audience, sharing aspects of their personal lives in order to appear as being a trustworthy group to aspire to. This trust due to the invitation into the groups personal lives further provokes interest from the target audience influencing them to further view the product.

 It also establishes a relationship between the group and target audience, meaning that the audiences trust is increased further, provoking them into viewing not only the DigiPak, but the Mission 808 brand as a whole. The use of the group and about page also highlights to the audience who the main stars of the product are. This creates star identity relating to Richard Dyers star theory in that the product constructs the star through presentation. In this case the characters are presented clearly on pne page with pictures of their faces, as well as descriptions regarding their ages, and some of their interests, suggesting that they are the main stars of Mission 808, and the main focus of the music video. This also makes it easier for the audience to idolise the stars as they are aware that these characters have a bigger significance than any of the other people seen throughout the music video. The pictures on the last two pages also act as a way of inviting the audience in to share the personal experiences of the group, as the pictures depict the fun times they have had as well as some examples of the ways they shot the music video. 

This not only establishes a relationship with the audience as previously mentioned, but also conforms to the conventions of pop genre, as many of the pictures depict parties and having fun, which our music video solely revolves around. But it also relates to the idea of being happy and having fun which is a key convention of many pop genre videos, depicting people having fun in order to provoke a positive perhaps euphoric emotional response from the audience. Finally, the insert as whole which collaborates with the rest of the DigiPak as well as the Website and Music Video, establishes brand awareness to the audience, as the conventions of pop genre which it specifically relates to link very closely to that of the DigiPak and Music video. For example the text is similar to the website, as well as the use of bright orange as its main colour which is also similar to the website and music video as bright colours are used as one of the more common conventions of pop in which they all conform to. 

Due to the similar bright colours, positive emotional response provoking imagery, and text type seen throughout the insert in collaboration with the DigiPak, the Website and Music video, allows the audience to recognise the brand and relate their positive experiences from consuming the products, with the Mission 808 brand.

Explanation for new final digipak design - Cameron

Final Digipak - Group

Website Analysis - Charlie & Cameron

Change in final digipak design - Cameron

Link to the Mission 808 website - Charlie

This is the link to our website for Mission 808:

http://charlie-henson96.wix.com/mission808

Photos taken during the filming process - Charlie

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Initial Final Digipak Design - Group

Analysis by Cameron.

Location, Performers and Mise-en-scene - Charlie

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End of Production Audience Survey - Charlie

Analysis of Existing Digipak Product - Cameron

Analysis of Existing Digipak Product - Charlie

Production meeting notes, January 22nd, 2014 - Charlie

The below is all what we have discussed during a scheduled group meeting:

Things we have completed since last meeting:

- Filming of footage from Central London
- Gathered all the photos that we had taken during filming in order to put them on the 'Gallery' page of the website.
- The website has been finished however the only thing left to do on it is to upload the music video to it, once we have finished editing.

Things that still need to be completed:
- Posts on the blog for the website and the digipak
- Editing the footage that we have acquired from the different locations and to put it into sequences to go into the music video.
- Evaluation questions (will be starting next week)

Digipak:
The digipak has been completed but still needs some more posts about it uploaded to the blog.

Website:
The website is now fully completed but can not yet be published because we still need to post the music video that we create, on the site upon completion.

Website market/genre research - Cameron

Digipak Treatment - Shondell/Charlie

This treatment was created by Shondell however, the insert was created by Charlie

Change of filming location - Charlie

As shown in previous posts, we had planned to record footage at Brighton pier. However, due to weather conditions in October and the Brighton pier security team only allowing us to film on weekdays which we cannot make due to attending sixth form, we were unable to travel to Brighton to record any footage.

Despite this, we have chosen to go into London to film footage, which is instead of going to Brighton. We travelled to Oxford Circus, Picadilly Square, Trafalgar Square, Southbank (The London Eye), China Town and Brixton in which we recorded scenes to go towards our music video. London is a very busy and vibrant city allowing us to capture scenes that would our target audience could relate to even more.
Now that we are in the post-production stage I think we have realised that we have benefitted from some even better footage than we may have been able to get in Brighton, so are happy we made the decision to film in London instead.

Website Treatment - Shondell/Charlie

This treatment was created by Shondell however, the 'What will the website look like?' page was created by Charlie