Blog reflection
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This document reflects on the author's use of technology in their blog, including online presentation tools like Slideshare and Prezi. It describes uploading preliminary draft designs for a musician's website, digipak, and merchandise. The author believes their blog clearly documents the production of a music video and promotion of an artist through tools like a website, social media, and magazine insert. However, they note the blog is only worth 12 to 15 marks as it is missing a storyboard and could provide more analysis by commenting on other students' work.
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Blog reflection
- 1. Self Reflection of My Blog
- 2. Use of Technology I have continued to use online presentation tools such as Slideshare and Prezi In Adobe Premiere, I have explored further into editing tools and filters such as leave colour and three-way colour corrector as alternatives to tint; I have also accessed royalty-free overlay footage, i.e. scratchy film, to overlay as screen above my own footage
- 3. Blog Posts; Drafts and Plans I have uploaded preliminary draft designs for the artist website, digipak and merchandise For a magazine article insert, I did not upload a draft design as it was closely based upon an NME section, ‘RADAR’
- 4. Overview, Targets to Improve I think that my blog shows a clear journey through the production of the music video, i.e. Production Diary, and of the artists’ profile and promotion, i.e. website, digipak, magazine insert, Facebook/Twitter etc. I also think that my blog is fairly interesting through, as I have imbued photography of the task, appropriately short analysis and documentation, as well as fun presentation i.e. Slideshare and Prezi At present, I think that my blog is worth between 12 and 15 marks as the storyboard, a key component of the task, has not yet been presented and explained; also, I must develop analysis by commenting on other students’ artist presentations and the blogs of students from other schools