Constructing my Digipack Designs

Here is some Camtasia footage showing a breakdown of the layers of my front cover.

Using Filters

Here are some screenshots of my music video in After Effects, before and after I applied the 'Indie film' filter. I think the filter makes such a difference to the professional finish of my music video, and just gives it a generally more polished final effect.

Here is some footage of me editing the multicam sequence for my green screen.

And the editing begins...

After shooting the chorus sections of my music video, I have began to put it to music. Synchronising the singing to Laura's miming took time in order to get it perfectly in sync, but once this was done, I chose my four favourite shots for each chorus and used the multi-camera monitor to easily change between the shots while listening to the music. It took 8 attempts at this before I was completely satisfied with the order of the shots and the way they looked, however I found the multi-cam a quick and easy way to experiment with the timing and shot sequences. I have uploaded a section of what I have done so far in this process.

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Digipack - First Draft

These are the covers for my digipack front, back, inside right and inside left. For this initial draft I have used images of roses that I found on the internet, to get an idea of what my final product will look like. However, when producing my final draft I will have taken these images myself. I wish to use white roses with red paint poured and dripping off them, to link to my Alice in Wonderland theme.

Front

Back

Inside Left

Inside Right

I am going to have an image of a lace doily where the CD will be placed, which will be an image which I will take myself and size to the exact size of the disc.

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