I thought I would do the DVD designs as one big post. Since I was developing these whilst simultaneously building my DVD, I thought it only appropriate to keep it all on one post. These are the dvd screens as they will appear on the interface.
I changed them since last time, taking out the top left code, and adding a dvd section, but since the dvd is now burnt, due to printing factors, and the fact that I had been working away through the night to get it done.
However, reassuring myself that I can put the development here has given me a feeling of mild content. Im quite pleased with the turnout, the buttons are all the same, I changed my mind from using the weapons as underlay/overlay buttons as I think it would ruin the visuals as a whole, singling out that page as something more important than the others, which would leave me/audience wondering why the other pages were not made to feel as individual as the others.
The splatters are all recycled assets, using the same colours as used in the animations, with the exception of some tints used to emphasize the fleshy tone of the assets.
I did not use textures for the background, and idd not experiment with it, as I believe it would leave the screens looking less professional, and make the dvd feel cluttered and messy.
The layout was chosen as it was easy to navigate, and read, making the dvd feel complete. I used white overlay buttons that turned red when pressed to keep in with the colour scheme.
The final developmental stages of the dvd packaging. I chose the particular method of delivery as a vessel of promotion as I think it best shows the exclusive nature of the idents if they were being presented to the company, by sealing the packaging, I think it reinforces the idea of professionalism. I will be using either a heavy stock, or printing straight on satin, for both the wrap and the packaging.
The jewel case I have is red, as I keep saying, the uniform of the project needs to be kept, and a red case will give it a unique touch.
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