This is our final magazine advert for our music video. I decided to use the
same image as the one we used in our front cover for our Digipak because our
audiences will be able to remember each image and associate each product to our
final music video. It is a photo of our main actor, Amber, standing in front of
Nelson's
Column in Trafalgar Square. By taking an image that has the setting of
such a well-known landmark, we are able to widen our target audience and appeal
to other social groups. Amber is performing an excitable pose, with her arms
raised and her mouth in a broad smile, which seems inviting to an audience as
she does not look unapproachable and sombre. This is a friendly vibe that we
are trying to create for our audience response. After deciding on the image, I added
the necessary information that would enable us to make our product appear more
professional. I added the title of the song and its artist, which I positioned
down each side of the image in order for them to stand out more against the
white background. I then added a simple “out now!” wording with the required exclamation
point to appeal eager and tempting. This enables our audience to know when our
product is available. I then added a simple quote said to be from the
magazine “Heat”, stating “A girl’s anthem of today”. By adding this quote, we
can directly appeal to our target audience of teenage girls as they are aware
that the song was made and produced for them personally. This personal touch is
something we have made present throughout our advertising products as we want
to appeal to our audience by appearing relatable and friendly. Finally, I included the necessary copyright information, by writing our production company name and social network links where audiences could find out more about our product. I then added a simple "ITunes" logo which enables us to keep up to date with the growing industry and helps the audience understand where to purchase our product and view our music video.
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