These images shows our first attempt of our CD cover and our advertisement and these shows that we have decided for our advertisement to merge all our band members faces into one to create one face of the band. we came up with this idea when we were doing research of band adverts when they have all the band members into one and this meant that if we merged our band members faces into one they would be different and would stand our from the rest because of how others shows all three band members together where we have just merged there faces together. the colours used for our advertisement was decided by having our main idea on bright colours and if needed changing the contrast between the main image in the middle and contrasted with the background which means if needed changing the background to allow the main image to stand out against the background.
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4 genre music video
This music video by Franz Ferdinand is a good example of a indie rock music video because the conventions of an typical indie rock music video can be seen in this music video, the conventions shown is lip syncing, lip syncing is shown throughout the music video because the conventions of a music video is that the main singer of the band is lip syncing throughout the music video to enable us to understand who the band members are and who the lead singer is. another convention of the band is having a shot with all the band members together playing there instruments and singing. the mise en scene for this music video is an old fashioned school building because the video is based around and old fashioned projector, the costume for the band is a typical indie rock music video because they are all dressed up in smart suits and casual clothes and these types of clothes can be seen in other music videos based around the genre indie rock, the lighting that is a mixture of high key and low because the video is based around switching between the projector and the teacher speaking.
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