Moving onto the Ancillary side of the course, in class we was introduced to the importance and the functions of a digipak and the advertisements side of the business in today's music industry.
Example of an digipak. |
Digipak: Modern approach to CD/DVD packaging, usually made of thick cardboard and allowing the possibility of including a lot more information on the band/artist in the form of a small stapled booklet that is inserted into a small pocket of the digipak.
The purpose of a digipak is all about adding valve; encouraging us to pay money for something extra beside the songs.
So what should a digipack consist of and look like?
- Artist(s) name: large, clear font and in the foreground.
- Track listing: same font as artist or album name.
- Production information: copyrights, year of production, web address, record label logo, distributor, reference number and promotional sticker
iTune Store. |
As you can see, the album covers represents the artist and their album on iTunes.
Nowadays, due to high levels of illegal music downloading, artists and record label companies are doing everything to sell there album/digipaks to consumers buy advertising! To sell the physical albums, the digipak must be visually pleasing!
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