FRONT COVER
Out of all the shots we got for the singer performing the chorus, one of my favourite shots has to be when the individual is looking straight down the camera with an emotionless face. It doesn't portray happiness or sadness. The black and white effect enhances the features and makes the face stand out more. I wanted it to be plain and effective hence only the title of the album (also the name of our song) and the name of our artist. I liked the font we used as I felt it gave the writing an edge and made it stand out more.
INSIDE
I thought it was important to keep the card theme running through the whole work and also loved the idea of using our individuals as the album will be 'featuring the number 1 hit - Within an Inch of Reality - so I wanted to use the screenshots of the game which we see less off in the music video. The choice of cards on the left is actually the bottom left's hand in the game which contrasts because it's not a good hand yet the individual looks delighted.
BACK
We were quite blessed on our shoot day that the sun decided to shine when filming which allowed us to have a great shot of the sun beaming down as the singer was performing the chorus. Since the front had a black and white effect, it was made obvious to continue on at the back as the inside covers were in colour. I added the barcode which is necessary to have when someone is buying an album. The scanner on the bottom left of the back image is an added bonus to add to the attractiveness and to enhance the audience to buy the album in order to see the behind the scenes footage.
SPINE
I decided to keep the spine of the digipack simple and plain as it fitted in with the colour scheme and structure of the rest of it. I used the 'Marker Felt' font on word for the writing, that i've used in the back cover of the digipack and on the advert.
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