This is a practice timelapse recorded on an iPhone 6 of the sunset in Oxfordshire. I am going to redo this timelapse so I can begin earlier to get longer of the sun in the sky. I like in this shot however that the sun refracts through the trees and gives a very cool affect. Also, the planes going across the sky look like meteors and are a very cool addition which was not planned.
Friday, January 22, 2016
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
Motoway Timelapse
Here we have a short clip of George's attempt at a motoway time-lapse. This is a shot we liked very much so asked him to go out and film it. We will try and get a similar clip as to this for the final production as then it can complement it well
Monday, January 18, 2016
Friday, January 8, 2016
Rough Edit
We have thrown together a rough edit of our clips to present to class so they can see the style of music video we are going for. We have shot around half of our music video so have enough footage to work with to get a feel for the video. We have left gaps of just black screen so that the class can see where the remaining shots will be edited in. While this is happening we can talk over the top of the video saying what our shots and plans are for the future. This should give the audience as clear of a vision as what we currently have for the music video.
Odesza DVD Cover Final Draft
This is our final draft/final rough edit for our DVD cover for Odesza. We have included a simple but classy front cover as we did not want the possible consumer to be muddled or have a wrong conception of what the contents contained. We have made the name very visible on the front cover as well as on the spine of the DVD so that it can be easily identified when on a shelf, stacked on its front or from any other angle. We have our main character from the new release 'Bloom' on the front cover as it gives the front cover more substance and the red jumper stands out on the plain background. On the Spine, we again have the name Odesza, this specific DVD name 'In Return', the Odesza logo and the DVD logo so is not confused with a CD. Finally, on the back of the DVD we have the band name once again which this time has been done with a spray can effect to give it some illustration and effect. We have the list of songs on there as well to let the listener know what tracks are on the DVD and the order for easy accessibility. We have also included a picture of the South Bank skate park which we took while filming our music video for Bloom, it also fits well with the spray can affect above so we felt it was a good idea to add them both in. The last thing you see is the range of legal requiements such as a barcode, anti copyright and others to protect this product from being copied and sold in the black market.
Overall, we have gone with a very professional looking cover and we feel this is a very good representation of what one would look like for Odesza.
Thursday, January 7, 2016
Similar Product Research
For our DVD cover for Odesza, we decided to do some research into similar products as none of us where confidently sure about what a DVD cover for a artist or band looked like. We found 'Lady Gaga, The Music Videos' and saw that it had similar features to a CD cover. It has a very distinct front cover with the artist or bands name very clearly headed so that the consumer has no issue in identifying the DVD. It also repeats the name of the artist/band on the spine so it can be identified on the shelf as well. Finally, not only does it include the song titles on the back but also sponsors, copyright stamps and record labels. We decided to indirectly copy the cover as it had features we felt could fit in with our band cover.
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