bellow are some images of what our new artist looks like.


From the fonts that we found we created a chart and then passed in round in order for people to vote on which one they found was the best, the results showed a conclusive answer that one of the fonts we had selected was popular than the rest, we have now decided to use this particular font on our digi-pak cover.
When researching into the font we wanted to use a suggestion was put forward that we make the 'U' and the 'C' into capitals, when doing this we found that it didn't fit the profile we wanted our digi-pak to look like also may have added some confusion to the audience as to the region of the artist, therefore we have decided not to use this in particular.





After a conversation with Sean we have decided that it will be better if we have a script prepared when presenting our pitch to the class, as it will come across more organised and more efficiently put together. We have shared the slides out between all four of us, each of us discussing the slides which we are most familiar with, therefore we are able to provide the audience with the most information possible.
Looking at how we are going to create our music video we sat down as a group with the lyrics and the song playing in the background deciding what shots we are going to use for different sections of the song, using Goodwin's theory and applying this so that the lyrics and visuals match in the music video. We successfully managed to complete the first draft of our music video. Using timing slots from the actual song itself we have labelled the draft with the timing of when we want these shots to appear and how long they will last for during the song. Furthermore we have placed the lyrics next to the images so we have a indication of when we want each scene to cut.