Final Digipak

Here is my final draft for my digipak. As you can see, I decided to keep with a theme of the bokeh light effect (and included this in my front over also). I did this because I realised for my images that their colouring was all quite different, with contrast of blues, reds and greens. This was a problem for me, as I knew from researching into existing digipak's that they often follow the same colour scheme throughout the entire thing. Adding this light effect means that the digipak has a certain house theme and colour that ended up pulling everything in together quite well. Also, as you can see, I decided to produce a four-panel digipak as opposed to a six panel one. My reason for doing this was because 'OCR Media Student A Level' website (http://ocrmediastudies.weebly.com/) has new examples of A2 blogs - all of the music video blogs has a digipak with only four panels. I believe that they scored highly here because they had more time to put effort into each image, rather than trying to get four individual images completed in a short space of time - bigger does not equal better. Producing four panels meant that I was able to put more time and effort into each image. I am very pleased with this product as all images are my own which were all taken from screen grabs of my music video or from unused clips for my video. I thought that doing this would be better than producing posed images as the video is the highlight point of the digipak and the poster, so orientating every image around the video would mean that if it was a real product, it would be more easily recognised by audiences if they had seen the music video.