Showing posts with label MHG. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MHG. Show all posts

Wednesday, 12 December 2012

Finals OUGD301

Finalised Briefs and Final Boards


Brief 1: Branding Daniel Chappell

Brief 2: Learn a New Trade: Taxidermy

Brief 3: Leeds Market Re-brand and Way Finding

Brief 4: Plan UK - YCN 'Because I Am A Girl' Campaign


Brief 5: Typosgraphe - Collaboration

Additional Briefs
Brief 6: Prospectus Concept Pitch

Brief 7: MHG Filming

Tuesday, 11 December 2012

MHG additional brief

I wasn't originally going to submit this as a brief, because I didn't know how substancial it was. I realised that I worked on the concept for filming, I filmed that took a full day and help organize things. Will a little extra work I knew I could use this. 

MHG have been together since 2010, Daniel Chappell is the drummer. Every time I have been to see them play they have never had any printed hand outs for the audience and only have a Facebook account that they didn't use that much. 

As well as filming, we set up a twitter account and used the photography from the filming as a temporary brand. I decided to design them some business cards and small handouts. They have a important gig tomorrow at Bruddenell and it would be great for them to have information to hand out.

The hand out is 9cmx 9cm a nice back pocket size. Links to their website, twitter and Facebook  with photographs and information about past releases. I think the design works well and the variety of colour makes them more valuable. Me personally I like to get handmade promotion. 

The business cards use the same pastel stock. I chose these colours because their music is soundtrack music, very relaxing and tranquil. I wanted to print onto something different to show them off. I am proud of the outcomes and I hope the band like them.



Making and finals of business cards and hand-outs.

Tuesday, 20 November 2012

18th November

Filming MHG at the Library Pub. 
3 songs played. 
Me and John Duffin filmed it all.
We had to room hire from 10am - 6pm and set up a pretty good looking space. We wanted to create it as naturally as possible. A professional photo shoot was done in 'Schwa-ma' the take away shop. Filming with no tripods, just hand held.I hope I got the lighting right and I didn't shake the screen too much.

Downloading the film from the Sony cameras. Looking good on the Mac screen.

Some videos I took with my iphone, just to show you quickly what the atmosphere was like.

John Duffin playing the keyboard,