Final Poster;

Little Booklet for digipak;

Both me and Sophie choose to do the same booklet for our digipaks as we we're doing the same artist and same songs, we both felt that it would be easier and look better if we worked on it together.

Final Digipak;

(Little booklet)

Final Digipak and Poster

Draft Music Video

(recorded on a Mac from my phone due to technical difficulties)

Thoughts on the second photo shoot of Izzy

By looking through the shots we have taken on the second photo shoot in comparison to the first I can see a huge difference and improvement in the quality of the photos.

In the first photo shoot we shot her in the bedroom as that was one of the locations in the music video. However after looking through the pictures afterwards we noticed that the shots were too dark and did not flatter Izzy. We also took quite a few shots of her whole body this is not necessary for the digipak images, as close ups look better on the CD panels. 

We then started to look at current images of Nina Nesbitt and what her images are like on her EP's: 

By looking at these pictures we tried to recreate this look on our own model Izzy. 

These are a couple of photos from our second photo shoot: 

I think the style of these pictures are very similar to the style of Nina's because of the similar facial expressions and style. The lighting in these pictures are much brighter than the first photo shoot we did as we had the use of professional equipment for example the white screen and two parachute lights. By using this equipment the lighting makes the quality of the photo better and the colours in the photo to be brighter. These types of photos you will expect to be on the front of CD cover and magazine adverts instead of the photos we took on our first photo shoot because they look more professional because of the plain background and the quality of the shots. 

Second Photo Shoot;

In a lot of photos of Nina, she is framed more to one side. 

This is the photo we used to help us frame our photos, and also helped us style our artist correctly, to get the best "Nina Nesbitt" look possible.

We found framing our artist on the ride hand side worked really well. We styled her with natural make up, adding the eyeliner flicks which Nina wears, and a red lipstick to make her lips stand out better. We backcombed her hair, to give her hair more volume. 

I wanted to try what a full length shot would look like, and the whole framing and positioning looks off. From trying out this we stuck to just elbows and upwards for the photos, and made sure she had full eye contact with the camera.