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CD/DVD Digipack Design Conventions
A digipack is a type of packaging for discs which folds out like a book rather than
open like a conventional case. It is made from card rather than plastic and the disc is
held on a thin transparent tray. It is most commonly used to package special edition
CDs or DVDs due to the packaging being easily modified to hold multiple discs by
being made from more panels that will simply fold
away – this makes the packaging more suited for
multiple disc special edition releases.
Digipack is a registered trademark of AGI media
who originally developed the packaging style;
however the term digipack has come into common
use for any similar style packaging. Even when
produced by other companies or with varying materials.
DVD Templates
DVD Inlay
DVD Insert
DVD Digipak
Elements of a Digipack:
Pictures Text Design
Photo of artist Track list Relative to
Music industry logo Title Genre
Record company Director Barcode
Logo Record company Record Label
DVD logo Name Booklet
CD logo Credits Band logo
Content Gatefold
Bonus Features
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CD/DVD Digipack Magazine Ad Conventions
Our advert will employ the conventions of a digipak magazine advert. So the image
will be very important, the advert will include an image of the artist and it will be the
main focus of the ad.
The other typical conventions of a digipak magazine advertisement are:
The name of the Artist
The name of the Album
The release date
Website and Myspace addresses
Reviews and ratings of the album
Record Label branding
Pictures of the band members or relevant visual imagery to sell the Digipak
Brand Identity
The magazine advert and the digipak will need to immediately attract attention and be
eye-catching. So when someone is flicking through a magazine the advert needs to
stand out on the page and catch the target audience’s attention. So the brand needs to
be bold and make a clear statement about the artist and the genre of music. The genre
being rap it needs to appeal to the audience by following certain conventions of the
genre so the audience knows what the brand is all about. There will be a clear image
of the artist so our artist will represent himself on the front cover. The colours that
will be used are mainly red and blue as they are both bright and bold colours and the
audience will become aware. The font used will be a bold vivid clearly stating the
typical conventions of an advertisement or a CD and will follow the colour scheme.
The presentation is very important and it needs to be clearly laid out so the layout
needs to be simple but creative, it will focus on the image and the title.
Skills Development Notes
We learnt to use Photoshop and the various tools so we could edit and manipulate
images that we can use for our product design. The main tools that we learnt to use
were Marquee tool, Lasso tool, Quick selection tool, Crop tool, Brush tool, Clone
stamp tool, Gradient tool and the Type tool. Some of the other tools were hidden in
the tool box under some of the other icons. To open the menu you need to right click
on the arrow in the lower right corner of the icon and the other options will appear.
I learnt that anything created on Photoshop should be on a
new layer so you are able to select a certain image or text
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and manipulate it. When using the marquee tool I highlighted an image or a part of an
image and configured it, the following image is an example of me using the marquee
tool to select a part of an image.
I used Hue/Saturation to add some colour to the model.
To find this you need to go to Select part of the image
then go on Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation then
adjust the colour that you want that portion to be.
I learnt to use the Lasso Tool and selected the magnetic lasso tool by right clicking on
the tool icon so the alternative tools.
I went around the image to separate the car from the background and the copy and
paste into a new document. I found this to be a very useful tool as I was able to
separate an image from a background and get rid of the background.
Other useful tools that I used and screen shots that I took to show different examples
are below.
Crop Tool Clone tool
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Gradient Tool
Shape tool Text tool