Raven Trebilcock GCSE Media blog

 Thursday 17th December 2020 My favourite image is the third photo (which is a Christmas tree) as it is clearer and more contains lots of contrast, making it stand out. It is taken as a mid-shot, differentiating from some of the others. The lighting casts a shadow on the wall behind it. The brighter colours, such as the LGBTQ+ Pride baubles and the Robins, stand out and contrast to the darker shades. The tree is also more to the left side rather than central (positioning).

Tuesday 8th December 2020 Branding L/O: To explore the concept of branding & to create an effective brand image Name: Breezy Tunes What it does/is: Music app that allows you to listen to music, create playlists, like, share and comment on existing songs. Unique selling point: Offers help for mental health, all variations of music types (i.e classical, heavy metal, pop, jazz), Entirely Free. Target Audience: People struggling with mental health, musicians looking to publish their music. teens middle aged. The arrow goes from A-Z because they "have everything from A-Z". Uses colours that describe being content and ambition (blue), and creativity and originality (purple) The arrow makes it look like a smile, showing it to be happy and loving. All but Youtube Music use calming, safe, warm colours for their logos. All incorporate text. All use Sans Serif. None have slogans Thursday 10th December 2020 Brand Identity L/O: to explore the idea of brand identity & apply it to o...

 Thursday 3rd December 2020 Web Design L/O: To research website design, genre, conventions & terminology Brand Names: Breezy Tunes Type of brand: Music app What we do: allows you to listen to music, create playlists, like, share and comment on existing songs. Aim of site: Introducing people to Breezy Music App, convincing people to download the app. Site content: Songs + their music videos (if the viewer wishes to watch them), playlists, playlists to help with people struggling with mental health issues/illnesses,search system to find songs/playlists/albums/artists, articles on latest musical news. Target audience: People struggling with mental health, musicians looking to publish their music. teens-middle aged. Unique Selling Point: Offers help for mental health, all variations of music types (i.e classical, heavy metal, pop, jazz), Entirely Free. 1) Pinks and blues are used as they can relate to happier music,and grey is used as it can relate to sadder music, allowing the sit...