codes and conventions understanding site

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Audiences opinion to the music industry

In the 21st century the music industry has become effected by the dramatic uprising of the internet and other influenced technology to take the benefits of the simple record company's money making system a loss of profit.

Due to the internet wide verity to create almost anything on the web, it has led to the piracy to producers products they try making a profit off but this is not always the case there are still buyers but done in a more digital form of purchasing of there products so sound tracks on iTunes to in store purchasing of  albums and mechanise music related e.g. Dr.Dre Beats head phones.

Audiences always want there music fast with no delay or buffer in the downloading process which distinguishes the difference between official sites that you would pay to have instant access to your songs and albums however there are illegal sites that skip the cost process and just give away music for free leading to less profit of the distributor's and the artists themselves.

possible idea

Idea: We are going to have a chosen song in which we will get our friend William Ward to play on his guitar and have multiple shots of him both playing sitting down with a spot light on him as he sings we will cut across to filmed scene's that fit into the lyrics whilst he sings about them. We will edit in these scenes to fit into the final cut and the chosen song and how it will effect or enhance Williams performance through the duration of the video.

Names:

WillTec

WillTeca

W to W

Will Be There (WBT)

Warden/War-Denz

The Actual final cut I am hoping to turn out something like this. well the general idea of it and this is not my video, the right's belong to youtube.

Digipak's

a digipak represents the formal appearance of a new album that shows off the latest hits of the artist keeping to the theme of what the album is about. e.g Gorrilaz shows each character of there band from a side shot in a rebellious looking
style which further brings the understanding of propaganda in there music video and lyrics.

A digipak has 6 faces mainly a front cover which shows off the artist or group logo or has a picture of them with the title in the fore ground. Then there's a context face which lists all the song included in the album and if its a special digipak it comes with a bonus section its usually on the back of the pack for audiences interest as to what it includes but this has only just become a recent major change in the last few years because the contents used to be inside opposite side of the front and customers used to have to open it just to see the song list which lead to damage to the pack. Other sides are inspired art styles suited to the song choices of the album  and gets the audiences attention with the colour and layout scheme.

My Music Moodboard