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- 1. Kallum Simons Aka Magicz Know The Team
- 2. Kallum Simons Aka Magicz Know The Team
- 3. Kallum Simons Aka Magicz Know The Team
- 6. "Magicz, I go hard never slap"
- 12. Giggs http:// www.youtube.com/ watch? v=K8_XbEmQHNM J-Cole Scr3wface http:// http:// www.youtube.com/ www.youtube.com/ watch? watch?v=- v=fwux1A5hBdQ QtumnzVjmk
- 13. Giggs http:// www.youtube.com/ watch? v=K8_XbEmQHNM J-Cole Scr3wface http:// http:// www.youtube.com/ www.youtube.com/ watch? watch?v=- v=fwux1A5hBdQ QtumnzVjmk
- 14. Giggs http:// www.youtube.com/ watch? v=K8_XbEmQHNM J-Cole Scr3wface http:// http:// www.youtube.com/ www.youtube.com/ watch? watch?v=- v=fwux1A5hBdQ QtumnzVjmk
- 15. Giggs http:// www.youtube.com/ watch? v=K8_XbEmQHNM J-Cole Scr3wface http:// http:// www.youtube.com/ www.youtube.com/ watch? watch?v=- v=fwux1A5hBdQ QtumnzVjmk
- 24. Any questions?
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- The lyrics 'More fire than the flame' mean he is fired up and this expresses his emotions of being ready for something.\n\nHe then says 'I'm on road more than wheels on a range' saying he is often on the streets.\n\nThe lyrics 'Magicz, I go hard never slap' tell us that he 'goes hard' but doesn't use violence.\n\nThen he says 'I'm hearing all the lines and the lines ain't the truth' this is saying that other musicians aren't telling the truth in their songs.\n\nLastly he says 'No rhyme in the truth' meaning if you lie it doesn't rhyme and doesn't sound right so don't do it.\n\n\n
- The lyrics 'More fire than the flame' mean he is fired up and this expresses his emotions of being ready for something.\n\nHe then says 'I'm on road more than wheels on a range' saying he is often on the streets.\n\nThe lyrics 'Magicz, I go hard never slap' tell us that he 'goes hard' but doesn't use violence.\n\nThen he says 'I'm hearing all the lines and the lines ain't the truth' this is saying that other musicians aren't telling the truth in their songs.\n\nLastly he says 'No rhyme in the truth' meaning if you lie it doesn't rhyme and doesn't sound right so don't do it.\n\n\n
- The target audience would be above the age of 15 as there are several occurrences of swear words in the track.\n\nThe genre is a performance and a narrative video but with some landscape background shots.\n\nI am going to film in 16 by 9 widescreen.\n
- The target audience would be above the age of 15 as there are several occurrences of swear words in the track.\n\nThe genre is a performance and a narrative video but with some landscape background shots.\n\nI am going to film in 16 by 9 widescreen.\n
- The target audience would be above the age of 15 as there are several occurrences of swear words in the track.\n\nThe genre is a performance and a narrative video but with some landscape background shots.\n\nI am going to film in 16 by 9 widescreen.\n
- The target audience would be above the age of 15 as there are several occurrences of swear words in the track.\n\nThe genre is a performance and a narrative video but with some landscape background shots.\n\nI am going to film in 16 by 9 widescreen.\n
- Giggs\nThere are a lot of fast paced shots to show that the narrative of the song is moving quickly around the streets. I want to use fast paced shots when the pace of the song speeds up.\nThere are also a lot of shots in a car driving around, this is used because in most rap videos they walk the streets but now that giggs is famous he is in a car. I want to film my artist performing in a car and film a variety of angles.\n\nJ Cole\nThere are shots of the artist walking around the streets with the sun behind him creating a minor silhouette. I would like to create a stronger silhouette in my video.\nThere are shots of the artist standing and performing but then is filmed moving to the next location. I would also use this idea of filming the artist moving to different locations.\n\nScrewface\nThere are a lot of different angles that cut between each other when the artist is in 1 location. I would like to do this as it keeps the viewer watching and isn't just 1 camera angle in each location.\nThere are also an array of camera movements in this video. I would like to experiment with camera movements and get some interesting shots.\n
- Giggs\nThere are a lot of fast paced shots to show that the narrative of the song is moving quickly around the streets. I want to use fast paced shots when the pace of the song speeds up.\nThere are also a lot of shots in a car driving around, this is used because in most rap videos they walk the streets but now that giggs is famous he is in a car. I want to film my artist performing in a car and film a variety of angles.\n\nJ Cole\nThere are shots of the artist walking around the streets with the sun behind him creating a minor silhouette. I would like to create a stronger silhouette in my video.\nThere are shots of the artist standing and performing but then is filmed moving to the next location. I would also use this idea of filming the artist moving to different locations.\n\nScrewface\nThere are a lot of different angles that cut between each other when the artist is in 1 location. I would like to do this as it keeps the viewer watching and isn't just 1 camera angle in each location.\nThere are also an array of camera movements in this video. I would like to experiment with camera movements and get some interesting shots.\n
- Giggs\nThere are a lot of fast paced shots to show that the narrative of the song is moving quickly around the streets. I want to use fast paced shots when the pace of the song speeds up.\nThere are also a lot of shots in a car driving around, this is used because in most rap videos they walk the streets but now that giggs is famous he is in a car. I want to film my artist performing in a car and film a variety of angles.\n\nJ Cole\nThere are shots of the artist walking around the streets with the sun behind him creating a minor silhouette. I would like to create a stronger silhouette in my video.\nThere are shots of the artist standing and performing but then is filmed moving to the next location. I would also use this idea of filming the artist moving to different locations.\n\nScrewface\nThere are a lot of different angles that cut between each other when the artist is in 1 location. I would like to do this as it keeps the viewer watching and isn't just 1 camera angle in each location.\nThere are also an array of camera movements in this video. I would like to experiment with camera movements and get some interesting shots.\n
- I am going to play with lighting in some of the video and try to get a silhouette shot of my artist performing.\nI also want to get some interesting camera angles and artistic shots in the background.\nLastly I want to get some movement with the camera aswell for example a dolly shot.\n\n\n
- I am going to play with lighting in some of the video and try to get a silhouette shot of my artist performing.\nI also want to get some interesting camera angles and artistic shots in the background.\nLastly I want to get some movement with the camera aswell for example a dolly shot.\n\n\n
- I am going to play with lighting in some of the video and try to get a silhouette shot of my artist performing.\nI also want to get some interesting camera angles and artistic shots in the background.\nLastly I want to get some movement with the camera aswell for example a dolly shot.\n\n\n
- Teenagers will like this song and music video because it is performed by a teenager so they are at a similar age.\nGirls who are in their teens may read magazines and see the artist and think he's attractive.\nBoys on the streets will listen to this because the track talks about being on the streets and staying out of trouble.\nThis would get an article in NME magazine which sells thousands of magazines on its monthly editions \nSo it will appeal to these 3 audience types.\n
- Teenagers will like this song and music video because it is performed by a teenager so they are at a similar age.\nGirls who are in their teens may read magazines and see the artist and think he's attractive.\nBoys on the streets will listen to this because the track talks about being on the streets and staying out of trouble.\nThis would get an article in NME magazine which sells thousands of magazines on its monthly editions \nSo it will appeal to these 3 audience types.\n
- Teenagers will like this song and music video because it is performed by a teenager so they are at a similar age.\nGirls who are in their teens may read magazines and see the artist and think he's attractive.\nBoys on the streets will listen to this because the track talks about being on the streets and staying out of trouble.\nThis would get an article in NME magazine which sells thousands of magazines on its monthly editions \nSo it will appeal to these 3 audience types.\n
- Any questions?\n