I wanted to try and keep to the basis forms and conventions
for my advert cover. The reasoning behind this is so it appealed to more people
who are into hip-hop music, if other adverts do similar things and sell well
then it means something is working well which is the primary reason I wanted to
keep this as close to the general stereotype of hip-hop magazine as possible.
The way I conformed to this stereotype is having just the model on a back
ground with a small obstruction, in this case the artists name over the eyes.
This is very common for adverts and front covers in XXL magazine (the magazine
my advert would have been in). I decided to challenge the codes and conventions
when it came to my CD cover, my reasoning for this is I wanted it to stand out
and be different to give my artist their own personality rather than just
conforming to a basic image of his face on the front which is exceptionally common
in hip-hop CD covers. Making the CD cover obscure makes it stand out more and
is more recognisable that others which may look very mundane. For my main product I wanted to conform as
much as possible in order to make the video more appealing. In my video I
wanted a lot of quick shots in order to give a fast moving and upbeat
atmosphere which is very typical in hip-hop and rap music.
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