The combination of all three tasks was important as they all act as advertisements for the singer. The video is meant to draw people to the singer’s style and tell you about her music and both of the ancillary tasks make us aware of how the singer presents themselves. I believe we have the perfect combination of tasks given our interesting and exciting video and our eye grabbing colourful posters. The common theme between each one is the use of our actress and the recurring backdrop and I believe that is among the most important things that link these pieces.
We took these photos at a location used in our shoot in order to link it
directly to the video. We brightened up the colours in order to make the
attractive to the eye and used graffiti text in order to give the idea of a
young urban girl lifestyle. As you can see the mise en
scene was taken straight from the video itself.
Each of these elements was made to be distributed
differently. The video of course would be exhibited online and on popular music
TV channels such as MTV and 4Music which reach a large amount of our young
target audience. The video would also be made downloadable from online shops
where for a price someone could download the video, places like Itunes and
Vimeo. It is also sometimes a popular marketing ploy to work in conjunction
with other groups for instance offering the video as a free download for people
subscribed to certain companies for services or perhaps for people using
certain technological brands and makes such as tablet users.
Although these channels may become
outmoded eventually by online media they are still the best way to ensure your
video reaches the correct audience. Both channels have the perfect demographic
of mid to late teens and early young adults. This makes these channels perfect
for the video. I would then endeavour to find out when to exhibit the video the
most obvious time would be at around five pm to early evening, this is a good
idea as my target audience would mainly be comprised of students who would be
taking the time to watch these channels after a day at school, college or
university.
The Digipack would be distributed online to collectors at a
price based on its demand. It would most likely go on sites like eBay and Amazon
and sell en masse. It may also be distributed in bulk for a price to any still
operational high street music chains. Finally it would be the duty of the
production team to make sure that the magazine advert was distributed properly
amongst magazines that were popular in our target audience. Examples of these
magazines include Q NME and possibly even Uncut magazine all of which are
popular amongst music lovers of all ages but particularly the younger audience
we wish to reach. The only drawback to this method of distribution as opposed
to the more traditional system of selling in bulk to big name record
stores(which have gone out of favour in recent years) is that if the Digipack
does not sell well it will cause economic damage to the production companies
rather than the distributors.
I would use these magazines as the space for my advertisement
as their main target audience overlaps greatly with mine and they are both
always seeking revenue from advertisement. This makes them both perfect from a
marketing and budgeting point of view of course it would be better if we could
land an article in either magazine but otherwise and advertisement would run in
both magazines that would be seen by thousands of people.
Lastly the three products are branded together visually by
links of location and of course the actress. The entire mise en scene of the
ancillary tasks was lifted straight from several shots in the video and we
insisted on remaining loyal to the established costume and actress personality
laid out in the video. Although not strictly speaking a performance piece we
had to bring across the personality of the artist that was established in the
video. Our actress brought across the aloof but happy personality as set in the
video very well.



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