This shows the front and back of our digipak. We researched into digipaks before and there are certain things we wanted to include. We felt it was important we had strong image on the front that would relate to our production. Therefore we used a still frame from our music video. We chose the shot with the fire because we felt it defined our music video very well, because it included the animal masks and the fire influence our video, creating an image exactly what we were looking for. The back cover we took influence from the original invaders must die album. We felt the dark colours and use of font was very appropriate to the prodigy and tied in very much with our music video. We also included a barcode, to make it recognisable as a digipak.
This is the inside of our digipak. For the inside covers we also felt it was appropriate to use still frames for our prodction. We chose shots that were in black and white and took place in a rural environment. They were strong images inside our production so we wanted to include them. There is also a little pouch which holds a booklet involving song lyrics and the Prodigy biography. The use of dark colours throughout the digipak continues the trend of the dark image created in our music video.
This is our advertisement. Following the themes of the aniclillary tasks, we used the front cover of our digipak for our advert. We felt the image of the front of the dgipak would be useful as an advert, as people would get drawn to the advert by seeing the album cover. We also included reviews by various magazines, which are also persuasive to encourage people to buy the album. The same themes are seen throughout our ancillary tasks.
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