Print Work: Cast, Props, Location, Dates.

The concept for my print work was to make my digipak and my advert as redundant to the genre as possible, yet having some entropic parts of it added in. As I have said before hand, knowing the band and the locations well, this made the whole process a lot easier when it come to the photo-shoot and time management. I was able to sort out the best time to do my photo-shoot with the band, as they are quite busy in terms of shows and creating a new album. The band were more than happy to help me out with my A2 media work, as they put in enthusiasm into the project, which again, made the photo-shoot and the whole experience not just easier for me, but a lot more enjoyable. he band themselves are based in Birmingham, which for me, is quite a while away. I planned to meet them at one of the band members houses, which I knew the location of before hand, as I'd been there before. They were again, more than happy to help me out and threw themselves straight into the project, allowing me to take photos of not just themselves, but also of their recording studio, which I used for the inside of my digipak. I didn't need to use many props for my photo-shoot, or a specific choice in costume either, as I wanted a real image of the band and the genre to come across through the print work, I didn't want to paint an image that wasn't correct. I decided to use the style of 'less is more' when planning my print work, as I didn't want it to look overcrowded, as this is why I decided to simply shoot the band for my front/back over and the studio for my inside of the digipak.