Final Editing for Jeepers Creepers

For our final edit of the music video, our teacher pointed out to us that we needed to distinguish between our different narratives. What we have decided to do is:

• Add a Green tint over the hospital shots, this is inspired by Hitchcock's Vertigo and this creates an uncomfortable response from the spectator. It allows the spectator to be more of an active spectator with a clearer image of how the protagonist is in distress. 
• Add an effect over the performance shots to make them seem more 'urban' and stylised. 
• Add some colour saturation on the shots of the clown, so they stand out more from the black and white shots which they are layered over. 

Back Cover Finalised

The Imagery of the Back Cover, links with the theme of insanity and different ways of interpreting things. Also, the image of the woods links with the Jeepers Creepers music video as a lot of the footage takes place in the woods. Tom took the photograph with a slow shutter speed and  twisted the camera as the photograph was being taken to create the distorted effect. All the tangled branches resemble the twisted mind of our protagonist whilst he struggles within his several dream like states.

Track Listing Style

For our back cover we copied the horizontal track listing from albums such as:

Siamese Dream by Smashing Pumpkins

Hospice by The Antlers

Favourite Worst Nightmare by Arctic Monkeys

We really appreciated the aesthetic look of the way these track listings are laid out, so that's why we've taken great influence from the albums.

Inside Panels Now Finally Finished

We thought that we'd finished our inside panels of our digipak, but our teacher said that it would look more professional if there was information on the production and overall involvement of the digipak next to each band member. With this, we tried placing the text horizontally along the bottom, but there wasn't enough room for it all so we decided to place it on the left of the panel vertically.

Inside Panels Finished

 

We have framed each member differently and made the lead singer central to represent him as the centre of the band. We decided on a white font that matched that of the front panel so the whole album matches.

Inside Panel Final Photos

These are the photographs from the shoot which we have decided we are going to use for our inside panels. All they will require is cropping into squares, turning black and white to fit with the aesthetics of the other covers and adding the names of the members and what instruments they play. The text will be at the top of each panel where it won't interfere with the photograph

Inside Panels Final Idea

After deciding not to have the silhouettes of the band members we decided to shoot each individual band member against a plain white brick background. This background allows whoever is looking at the inside of the album to focus on each band member, especially because we want the photographs to be black and white. We also want to shoot each band member looking casual with their instruments in their hands.