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Megan Plant - A2 Media Studies

Digipak Research

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- January 01, 2018

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Digipak

- January 10, 2018

This is my digipak to accompany the rest of the album that the song "Intertwined" features on, in which my music video is based upon. A few things that I like from this product is: The colour scheme - I like the colour scheme that I chose as it is nature orientated, hence quite stereotypically feminine and fits in with my target audience. I also think it is quite mellow and fits in with the genre of the music that dodie produces. Furthermore, it goes with the model who is acting as Dodie's hair. The Images used - I like the photography that I shot as it is very smiley and enthusiastic, which suits most of dodie's upbeat cheery songs. I also believe about how naturalistic and slightly candid the images look, it fits with the mellow colour scheme. House style - I like how each cover of the digipak has some form of relation to another, and together they all flow well. I did this by using the pattern from the subject's sh...

Magazine Advertisement Research

- January 12, 2018

In this presentational video, I show my research into magazine advertisements for digipaks/albums, in which I take on when I produce my own.

Bullied - Editing Practice

- June 16, 2017

This is a very short film that I made within a group of four, in which we used it as practice for our coursework. We had a set dialogue, and a list of different shot sizes and cinematography techniques to include, and we had 2 hours to film and edit it. What I have created isn't the best piece of film, but I am quite proud of what I have achieved due to this being my first ever short film. It uses techniques like shot reverse shots, long shorts, eye line matches, match on action, close ups, etc. This is exampled within the conversation between the two friends that are bulling the other character. I think the use of focusing is particularly good, because it allows the audience to see exactly who the girls are talking about without there being any dialogue. The focus is a wide depth of field as you can see the background and the foreground together, as you can see all three characters in that shot. Furthermore, you can tell that 'Lauren' is the one being bullied d...