Name: Josh Pamfilo

Candidate number: 2186

Centre number: 16607

http://16607advanced.blogspot.co.uk (class blog)

Lymington - Vodka and Cherryade (final edit)

Lymington - Vodka and Cherryade (complete) from Josh Pamfilo on Vimeo.

Here is the final edit of my music video for Lymington's song "Vodka and Cherryade". However, there are subtle differences between this edit and the other existing copies of this music video. Firstly, the introductory shot of the drummer getting equipment out of the car was replaced by a LEGO version of the vocalist raising his arm to the screen in stop motion. This provided a more fitting sequence of events.

Secondly, more LEGO stop-motion shots were added to replace less fitting shots that would have not complemented the music video. This, in turn, would balance out the live-action aspects with the stop-motion animation aspects.

FINAL PRODUCTION - music magazine advert

FINAL PRODUCTION - front cover of digipak for Lymington's "Vodka and Cherryade"

FINAL PRODUCTION - completed back cover

FINAL PRODUCTION - completed inner cover

POST-PRODUCTION (COMPLETED PRODUCT) - Digipak jewel case images

Front cover:

Back:

Inner cover and insert:

EVALUATION QUESTION 1: In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?

EVALUATION QUESTION 2: How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?

EVALUATION QUESTION 3: What have you learned from your audience feedback?

Links
Lymington music video analysis
Audience feedback on Lymington music video

EVALUATION QUESTION 4: How did you use media technologies in the construction and research, planning and evaluation stages?

Analysis of Lymington - digipak and magazine advert

Applying music video theory to "Vodka and Cherryade"

Audience feedback analysis on music video

Music video analysis for "Vodka and Cherryade".

Example: Hint Fashion Magazine - Joy Division as Playmobil dolls (stop motion video)

Lymington music video questionnaire (Office Forms)

MIND MAP : Evaluation question 1

Progress: Ancillary product shots (magazine advert)

The original, unedited image used for my magazine advert promoting Lymington's debut album "Vodka and Cherryade". In it, the BHS sign is still intact, along with the lamp post nearby before editing of the "cherry graffiti" motif in order to maintain brand image. I used my iPhone 6 to capture this brilliant image for the magazine advert as it provides high-definition pixels for quality assurance.

Sean's drum kit assembled and arranged, ready for their April gig. (April 22)
This image was used for the back cover of their album and the lighting enhances the graininess of the photo. It had to be cropped into a square in order to comply with correct measurements.