CD packaging treatment review

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After presenting our treatment to our peers, we ultimately got varied feedback that helped us progress towards the final product for our CD pack.

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After presenting our treatment to our peers, we ultimately got varied feedback that helped us progress towards the final

product for our CD pack.

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Our peers agreed that a less decorative text would benefit our product. This is because a pompous and elegant font would not fit with the appearance of our artist, as she looks very urban and less feminine.

The layouts that we presented as “most likely to use” received positive feedback and we were encouraged to use them for our final products . Whilst the first one was acclaimed for its use of fonts, the second one was also seen as “well thought out” due to the lines splitting up the two texts and making it look more professional.

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Although our peers felt that taking photographs in a specific location would be a good idea, they ultimately settles for studio in order to create synergy. Because the locations used in the music video do not fit with the look we are aiming to achieve, we ultimately settled for the studio. Another reason out peers felt that the studio would be a good idea is due to the fact that we are also using it in our music video, this aspect allowing us to create synergy between the two products.

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Our peers did not feel comfortable with the light streaks/gradient effect we were aiming to use. However, whilst most of them were against using it, some of our peers also felt that light streaks could work well (with the condition of using the studio as our location). This is because the studio will give us the option of manipulating the light, which seems to help with the aesthetics of the pictures.