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Andrew Goodwin believed that music videos should represent stereotypes of their genre through visuals and sound that are clearly related to the song lyrics. Specifically, he felt they should depict illustrative, contradictory, amplified, or disjunctive relationships between the audio and visual elements as well as focus on the performer, promote the artist's star image, and include references to other media.
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Andrew goodwins theory 17.06.16
Andrew Goodwin proposed 5 characteristics for music videos: 1) Representing genre stereotypes, 2) Focusing on the performer ("notions of looking"), 3) Promoting the artist's image, 4) Incorporating references to other media ("intertextuality"), 5) Having a clear relationship between lyrics and visuals. Examples are given showing how music videos by Fifth Harmony, Beyoncé, Iggy Azalea, Little Mix, Sia, and Taylor Swift demonstrate some of these characteristics.
Andrew goodwin's theory
Andrew Goodwin identified 6 conventions commonly found in music videos: 1) A relationship between lyrics and visuals, 2) Thought beats that illustrate the music, 3) Genre-related style and icons, 4) Multiple close-ups of artists, 5) Voyeurism especially of females, and 6) Intertextual references to other media. Examples are given for each convention from various music videos to illustrate how they employ techniques like synchronized lyrics/visuals, fast pacing to match music, recognizable artist imagery, promoting the star, sexualizing women, and referencing other works.
Question 1
The document discusses the conventions of music videos according to Andrew Goodwin. It summarizes that music videos typically demonstrate genre characteristics, have a relationship between music and visuals in terms of tone and atmosphere, include close-ups of the artist, reference notions of looking, and can include intertextual references. The response then analyzes how the student's own music video conforms to several of these conventions, including having visuals that reflect the tone of the music, including close-ups of the actor's face, and illustrating the overall story or narrative of the song.
Analysing a music video
The document analyzes Katy Perry's music video for her song "California Gurls" using theories from Andrew Goodwin and Laura Mulvey. It discusses how the genre of pop music appeals to masses through catchy lyrics and scenes of partying. The relationship between the music and visuals is key, with the video matching the style and pace of the song. Goodwin's theory that record labels demand close ups of the artist is also evident. Mulvey's concept of the "male gaze", where women are viewed as objects for male pleasure, can be seen in examples of suggestive body language and point-of-view shots in the video.
Andew Goodwin's theory on Illustration, amplification and disjuncture
Andrew Goodwin identified three ways that a music video can connect to the song: illustration, amplification, and disjuncture. Illustration directly illustrates the song lyrics visually. Amplification builds on the song's meanings through performance and narrative. Disjuncture intentionally ignores the song's content and genre to create new meanings, often using abstract imagery unrelated to the lyrics.
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Andrew Goodwin identified several key features that are commonly found in music videos. These include relationships between the lyrics and visuals, music and visuals, genre characteristics demonstrated, close-ups of the artist, development of star iconography, inclusion of voyeurism, and intertextual references. Goodwin discussed these features in his 1992 book "Dancing in the Distraction Factory" and provided examples for each one.
Andrew Goodwin
Andrew Goodwin proposed a theory of music video analysis focusing on 6 key relationships: 1) Between lyrics and visuals, 2) Between music and visuals, 3) Genre-related style and iconography, 4) Close-ups of artists to promote their image, 5) Close-ups of lead artists with others in the background, and 6) Intertextual references to other media. Goodwin argued that music videos serve as advertisements to anchor meaning for songs and promote artists, rather than following common narrative structures.
Goodwins theory
There is a relationship between the lyrics and visuals in music videos, with the visuals either illustrating, amplifying, or contradicting the lyrics. Music videos use techniques like voyeurism, intertextual references, and close-ups of the artist to gratify viewers. The lyrics in one song contradict the music video by saying "nobody's watching" when the video shows the artist in a close-up, being watched.
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Andrew goodwins theory 17.06.16
Andrew Goodwin proposed 5 characteristics for music videos: 1) Representing genre stereotypes, 2) Focusing on the performer ("notions of looking"), 3) Promoting the artist's image, 4) Incorporating references to other media ("intertextuality"), 5) Having a clear relationship between lyrics and visuals. Examples are given showing how music videos by Fifth Harmony, Beyoncé, Iggy Azalea, Little Mix, Sia, and Taylor Swift demonstrate some of these characteristics.
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Andrew Goodwin identified 6 conventions commonly found in music videos: 1) A relationship between lyrics and visuals, 2) Thought beats that illustrate the music, 3) Genre-related style and icons, 4) Multiple close-ups of artists, 5) Voyeurism especially of females, and 6) Intertextual references to other media. Examples are given for each convention from various music videos to illustrate how they employ techniques like synchronized lyrics/visuals, fast pacing to match music, recognizable artist imagery, promoting the star, sexualizing women, and referencing other works.
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The document discusses the conventions of music videos according to Andrew Goodwin. It summarizes that music videos typically demonstrate genre characteristics, have a relationship between music and visuals in terms of tone and atmosphere, include close-ups of the artist, reference notions of looking, and can include intertextual references. The response then analyzes how the student's own music video conforms to several of these conventions, including having visuals that reflect the tone of the music, including close-ups of the actor's face, and illustrating the overall story or narrative of the song.
Analysing a music video
The document analyzes Katy Perry's music video for her song "California Gurls" using theories from Andrew Goodwin and Laura Mulvey. It discusses how the genre of pop music appeals to masses through catchy lyrics and scenes of partying. The relationship between the music and visuals is key, with the video matching the style and pace of the song. Goodwin's theory that record labels demand close ups of the artist is also evident. Mulvey's concept of the "male gaze", where women are viewed as objects for male pleasure, can be seen in examples of suggestive body language and point-of-view shots in the video.
Andew Goodwin's theory on Illustration, amplification and disjuncture
Andrew Goodwin identified three ways that a music video can connect to the song: illustration, amplification, and disjuncture. Illustration directly illustrates the song lyrics visually. Amplification builds on the song's meanings through performance and narrative. Disjuncture intentionally ignores the song's content and genre to create new meanings, often using abstract imagery unrelated to the lyrics.
Goodwin music video theory - RM
Andrew Goodwin identified several key features that are commonly found in music videos. These include relationships between the lyrics and visuals, music and visuals, genre characteristics demonstrated, close-ups of the artist, development of star iconography, inclusion of voyeurism, and intertextual references. Goodwin discussed these features in his 1992 book "Dancing in the Distraction Factory" and provided examples for each one.
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Andrew Goodwin proposed a theory of music video analysis focusing on 6 key relationships: 1) Between lyrics and visuals, 2) Between music and visuals, 3) Genre-related style and iconography, 4) Close-ups of artists to promote their image, 5) Close-ups of lead artists with others in the background, and 6) Intertextual references to other media. Goodwin argued that music videos serve as advertisements to anchor meaning for songs and promote artists, rather than following common narrative structures.
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There is a relationship between the lyrics and visuals in music videos, with the visuals either illustrating, amplifying, or contradicting the lyrics. Music videos use techniques like voyeurism, intertextual references, and close-ups of the artist to gratify viewers. The lyrics in one song contradict the music video by saying "nobody's watching" when the video shows the artist in a close-up, being watched.
Andrew goodwin’s theory on music video’s
According to Andrew Goodwin's theory of music videos, there are five key aspects that audiences look for: 1) thought beats which involve interpreting the song's chorus, verses, and artist's voice; 2) a balance of narrative and performance; 3) the star image and how the artist presents themselves; 4) how the visuals illustrate, amplify, or ignore the meaning of the song; and 5) technical aspects like camera work, editing, lighting, and how they relate to the song's sound.
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Andrew Goodwins Theory
Andrew Goodwin argues that traditional narrative analyses do not apply to music videos because songs do not always have clear narrative structures and singers act as both narrator and character. Music videos rely on repetition of images like the repetition in songs, building to a climax or constant repetition. There are three types of relationships between songs and videos: illustration where the video tells the story of the lyrics, amplification where the video adds new meanings without contradicting the lyrics, and disjuncture where there is little connection between video and lyrics or they contradict each other. Videos also aim to appeal broadly without alienating the target audience.
Andrew godwin music video conventions
Andrew Goodwin believed there are several important conventions for music videos. These include making the main artist the center of attention through their appearance, positioning, and unique style. Music videos should also include either a narrative story or dance performances to engage audiences. Additionally, Goodwin thought there should be a clear relationship between the lyrics of the song and the visuals depicted in the music video, whether illustrating, amplifying, or contradicting the lyrics.
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This document analyzes the music video for "Bittersweet Symphony" by The Verve. It summarizes that the video represents the indie genre through its costumes, location, and body language. While the lyrics discuss a lack of change, the steady shots in the video do not relate to the rhythm of the music. The video aims to sell the artist as ignorant and rude to potentially appeal to female and male audiences looking for a "bad boy" figure to relate to. Close-ups and long shots are both used effectively to represent the artist's image and body language.
Detailed analysis 2
This document provides guidance for analyzing music videos using 7 key ideas identified by Andrew Goodwin. It includes a table to structure notes when reviewing elements like genre characteristics, relationships between lyrics/music and visuals, close-ups of artists, notions of looking, intertextual references, and how the video illustrates, amplifies or contradicts the song. It then provides an example analysis of the James Blunt music video for "Carry You Home," noting elements like the soft rock genre characteristics matched the slow, calm visuals and steady tempo that illustrated the sad emotions in the lyrics.
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Andrew Goodwin identified 5 key aspects of music videos: 1) Thought beats which analyze the structure of the song and artist's voice, 2) Narrative and performance where the artist acts out a role, 3) The star image which portrays the artist's unique style, 4) The relation of visuals to the song through illustrating, disjuncturing, or amplifying the lyrics, and 5) Technical aspects like lighting, effects, and editing that hold the video together. Goodwin believed music videos should involve the artist's performance to look realistic and promote the song through visual analysis of the lyrics.
Andrew Goodwin 1992
Andrew Goodwin identified 5 key aspects of music videos: 1) Thought beats which analyze the structure and vocals of the song, 2) Narratives and performances where the artist acts out a role, 3) The star image and how the artist is portrayed, 4) The relation of visuals to the lyrics of the song through illustration, disjuncture, or amplification, and 5) Technical aspects like lighting, editing, and mise-en-scene that hold the video together and set the mood. Goodwin believed these elements were important for promoting the song and artist through their unique style and authentic portrayal in the music video.
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Andrew Goodwin developed a six point theory for analyzing conventions in music videos. The six points are: 1) Music videos demonstrate genre characteristics. 2) There is a relationship between lyrics and visuals. 3) There is a relationship between music and visuals. 4) Record labels demand close ups of artists to brand their image. 5) Record labels demand close ups of artists to brand their image and develop the artist's image. 6) Music videos often include intertextual references to other media.
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Andrew Goodwin’s Theory
Andrew Goodwin identifies key features that distinguish music videos:
1) Visuals can illustrate, amplify, or contradict the lyrics and music.
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3) Videos often feature voyeurism, especially in the treatment of women, and close-ups of the main artist.
4) Videos may reference other videos or media through intertextuality.
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Evaluation question 1
This music video uses and develops several conventions of real music videos:
1) It tells a story through a series of shots that directly connect the visuals to the lyrics of the song about a man struggling with his work and dreams.
2) It uses techniques like green screen and location shots to help advance the narrative that the man is trying to escape his troubles.
3) The shots include close-ups of the artist and scenes of him lip syncing to display genre characteristics and fulfill expectations of a music video.
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This document outlines Andrew Goodwin's theory of 5 elements that are commonly seen in successful music videos. The elements include: 1) shots changing on the beat of the music to connect visually with the song; 2) a narrative that relates to the lyrics; 3) an identifying trademark of the artist; 4) close-ups of the artist; and 5) technical aspects like editing, lighting, and costumes that create mood. Following these elements can help ensure a music video fits with professional standards and appeals to audiences. Examples are provided of how different artists incorporate some of these elements in their own music videos.
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The document summarizes several theories about music videos:
- Close ups allow record labels to encourage a set image of an artist to help audiences identify them and see facial expressions conveying the artist's message.
- Notion of looking refers to the direction an artist looks in a close up or wide shot, showing different impressions.
- Some videos objectify women by having them lean on the singer to satisfy him, exhibiting voyeurism and nudity.
- Star image/signature style focuses on an artist's known dance moves or style they follow in videos.
- Commercial exhibitionist expresses how artists present themselves through performance, dress, mood and lifestyle.
- Light on performer theory makes the artist the focus
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The document discusses different purposes and types of music videos. It describes that music videos can aim to entertain, promote, or tell a narrative. The document also summarizes Frith's three typologies of music videos: performance videos focus on performing, narrative videos tell a story, and conceptual videos have an abstract idea. Examples are given of each type, such as the Arctic Monkeys' "Teddy Picker" exemplifying a performance video through its footage of the band. The document further outlines Goodwin's seven conventions that most music videos conform to, such as relating the lyrics or music to the visuals.
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Andrew Goodwin identified 5 key aspects of music videos: 1) Thought beats which analyze the structure of the song and artist's voice, 2) Narrative and performance where the artist acts out a role, 3) The star image which portrays the artist's unique style, 4) The relation of visuals to the song through illustrating, disjuncturing, or amplifying the lyrics, and 5) Technical aspects like lighting, effects, and editing that hold the video together. Goodwin believed music videos should involve the artist's performance to look realistic and promote the song through visual analysis of the lyrics.
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Andrew Goodwin identified 5 key aspects of music videos: 1) Thought beats which analyze the structure and vocals of the song, 2) Narratives and performances where the artist acts out a role, 3) The star image and how the artist is portrayed, 4) The relation of visuals to the lyrics of the song through illustration, disjuncture, or amplification, and 5) Technical aspects like lighting, editing, and mise-en-scene that hold the video together and set the mood. Goodwin believed these elements were important for promoting the song and artist through their unique style and authentic portrayal in the music video.
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Andrew Goodwin developed a six point theory for analyzing conventions in music videos. The six points are: 1) Music videos demonstrate genre characteristics. 2) There is a relationship between lyrics and visuals. 3) There is a relationship between music and visuals. 4) Record labels demand close ups of artists to brand their image. 5) Record labels demand close ups of artists to brand their image and develop the artist's image. 6) Music videos often include intertextual references to other media.
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Andrew Goodwin identifies key features that distinguish music videos:
1) Visuals can illustrate, amplify, or contradict the lyrics and music.
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4) Videos may reference other videos or media through intertextuality.
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Andrew Goodwin identified six key features of music videos: 1) they demonstrate genre characteristics through content like indie videos showing musical talent, 2) there is a relationship between the lyrics and visuals that can be illustrative, amplifying or contradictory, 3) the relationship between the music and visuals is on beat, and 4) they meet the demands of record labels through promotion of the artist's brand and image.
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This music video uses and develops several conventions of real music videos:
1) It tells a story through a series of shots that directly connect the visuals to the lyrics of the song about a man struggling with his work and dreams.
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Andrew Goodwin identified 5 key aspects of music videos: thought beats, narrative and performance, star images, technical aspects, and the relation of visuals to the song. He believed music videos should show the sound visually, involve the artist's performance, promote the star's unique image, utilize lighting, editing and other technical elements, and relate the visuals to illustrate, amplify, or create disjuncture from the song's lyrics. Sven E. Carlsson analyzed music videos by categorizing them as either performance videos that feature the artist singing/dancing or conceptual videos that show something other than the artist. Vladimir Propp proposed 8 character types commonly found in narratives, including villains, dispatchers, magical helpers,
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- Close ups allow record labels to encourage a set image of an artist to help audiences identify them and see facial expressions conveying the artist's message.
- Notion of looking refers to the direction an artist looks in a close up or wide shot, showing different impressions.
- Some videos objectify women by having them lean on the singer to satisfy him, exhibiting voyeurism and nudity.
- Star image/signature style focuses on an artist's known dance moves or style they follow in videos.
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Andrew Goodwin's theory identifies 5 key aspects of music videos: 1) Seeing sound by interpreting the music's structure, artist's voice, and narrative style, 2) The star image through unique costumes, dance, and appearance, 3) Technical aspects like editing, effects and lighting that set mood, 4) Narrative and performance where the artist is involved and story engages viewers, 5) Relation of visuals to lyrics through illustration, disjuncture, or amplification of the song's meaning. Goodwin believed these elements were important for audiences to analyze in music videos.
Research music video - Goodwins Theory
The document discusses different approaches to narrative in music videos. It outlines three types of relationships between song lyrics and music videos: illustration, where the visuals directly support the lyrics; amplification, where the visuals add new layers of meaning beyond the lyrics; and disjuncture, where the visuals have little connection to the lyrics. Examples are provided of Owl City using illustration by matching words to on-screen text, Kanye West showing his literal homecoming in his city, and Fat Boy Slim's "Praise You" video having no relation to the song's lyrics. Traditional narrative analysis does not always apply to music videos, as they approach narrative differently than other media like films and novels.
Researching Music Videos - Andrew Goodwins's Theory
The document discusses different approaches to narrative in music videos. It outlines three types of relationships between song lyrics and accompanying music videos: illustration, where the visuals directly support the lyrics; amplification, where the visuals both support and add new meaning to the lyrics; and disjuncture, where the visuals have little connection to the lyrics. Examples are provided of Owl City using illustration by matching words to on-screen text, Kanye West showing his literal homecoming in his city, and Fat Boy Slim's "Praise You" video having no relation to the song's lyrics.
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Goodwin's theory discusses seven key aspects of successful music videos: 1) links between lyrics and visuals, 2) links between music and visuals, 3) genre characteristics, 4) intertextual references, 5) notions of looking and voyeurism, 6) performance, narrative and concept-based videos, and 7) demands of the record label. Examples are given for each aspect, such as Beyonce's "Move Your Body" matching lyrics to visuals, and Eminem referencing Star Trek in "We Made You". The theory aims to understand how these elements work together to engage audiences.
Andrew goodwin (1992)
Andrew Goodwin proposed 6 key features and 5 ways to analyze music videos in his book Dancing in the Distraction Family. The 6 features are: 1) relationship between lyrics and visuals, 2) relationship between music and visuals, 3) demands of record labels for close-ups of artists, 4) references to looking/voyeurism, and 5) intertextual references. The 5 analysis methods are: 1) examining the music's structure, artist's voice, and point of address, 2) considering narrative and performance, and 3) analyzing the construction of the star image and use of meta-narratives. Justin Bieber's "What Do You Mean" video follows many of Goodwin's proposed
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To produce a successful music video, you must follow several rules. Videos must be 3-5 minutes long and feature elements like costume changes, location changes, and varied camera work. They must also suit the artist's style and genre through techniques like linking visuals to lyrics and music or including characteristic genre locations. Additionally, videos often include voyeuristic shots of artists and intertextual references to engage audiences. Overall, videos aim to promote the artist through performance or narrative frameworks that maintain interest on repeated viewings.
MEDIA EVALUATION QUESTION ONE
The music video created by the student conforms to some conventions of real music videos identified by Andrew Goodwin in his work. Specifically, it matches the lyrics to corresponding visuals, such as showing a couple on a boat when the lyrics mention the sea. The calm atmosphere of the video also reflects the relaxed tone of the music. Additionally, close-ups of the artist are included to help identify and promote them, as record labels typically demand. However, the video does not emphasize genre characteristics or voyeuristic treatment of the female body, as those would not fit the theme. It also includes an intertextual film reference, merging footage to match the lyrics.
Andrew goodwin’s rules task 1
Andrew Goodwin outlines several rules for creating effective music videos, including demonstrating genre characteristics, establishing relationships between the lyrics, music, and visuals, developing a consistent visual style for the artist, and potentially incorporating notions of looking or voyeurism. Some of his recommended techniques are using narratives to link lyrics and visuals, matching the tempo of the music to the pace of images, and creating intertextual references to other media to promote the artist.
Andrew goodwin's theory
Andrew Goodwin published a book outlining his theory that music videos contain seven common characteristics. These include demonstrating genre traits, having a relationship between lyrics and visuals, synchronizing music and visuals, including close-ups of artists per record label demands, developing recurring iconography, frequently referencing the notion of looking, and often including intertextual references. Goodwin studied many music videos to develop this theory of common traits found within the genre.
Andrew Goodwin - Music Video Theory
Andrew Goodwin developed a theory of six characteristics that are commonly seen in music videos. The six characteristics are: 1) Demonstrating genre characteristics. 2) Having a relationship between the music and visuals where the visuals match the tone and atmosphere of the song. 3) Having a relationship between the lyrics and visuals where the visuals match the literal or deeper meaning of the lyrics. 4) Addressing the demands of the record label to promote and profit from the artist. 5) Using techniques like direct eye contact or voyeurism to connect the artist to the audience. 6) Making intertextual references to other media or the artist's prior work to provide deeper meaning. Examples are provided that demonstrate each of Good
Andrew goodwin
This document summarizes Andrew Goodwin's 5 key aspects that audiences should look for in music videos: 1) Seeing the sound through beats 2) Narrative and performance 3) The star image 4) Relation of visuals to song 5) Technical aspects. It provides examples of how music videos can illustrate lyrics, amplify meanings through repetition, or disregard narrative. Goodwin asserts that the artist's voice helps form their identity and that music videos may ignore common narrative for advertising purposes.
Andrew Goodwin Music Video Theory
1. Goodwin suggested that music videos often link the genre of music to the genre of visuals. For example, a punk rock video may feature punk rock fashion and live performance elements.
2. Goodwin also noted there is usually a relationship between the visuals and lyrics of a music video. Visuals may illustrate, amplify, or contradict what is being sung.
3. According to Goodwin, the tone and atmosphere of a music video typically reflects the music itself.
Andrew Goodwins - Music Video Theory
1. Goodwin suggested that music videos often link the genre of music to the genre of visuals. For example, a punk rock video may feature punk rock fashion and live performance elements.
2. Goodwin also noted there is usually a relationship between the visuals and lyrics of a music video. Visuals may illustrate, amplify, or contradict what is being sung.
3. According to Goodwin, the tone and atmosphere of a music video typically reflects the music itself.
Andrew goodwin
Andrew Goodwin identifies 5 key aspects that audiences should look for in music videos: 1) Seeing the sound through beats, 2) Narrative and performance, 3) The star image, 4) Relation of visuals to song, and 5) Technical aspects. Goodwin states that songs fail to provide a complete narrative and that the audience brings their own interpretations. The star image is important as it reveals an artist's characteristics and genre. Technical aspects like camera work, editing, and sound help hold the music video together.
Goodwin's theory
Andrew Goodwin was a professor of media studies at the University of San Francisco who published the first comprehensive study of MTV in 1992 called "Dancing in the Distraction Factory", in which he analyzed the characteristics of music videos. Goodwin identified several defining characteristics of music videos including genre conventions, the relationship between lyrics and visuals, the use of star image motifs, intertextual references, and whether the video takes a performance, narrative or concept-based approach.
All time low textual analysis
This document analyzes and summarizes key shots from the music video for "Something's Gotta Give" by All Time Low. It discusses several conventions of music videos seen in the video, including close-ups of the band/lead singer, showing the relationship between the music and visuals by depicting the band playing their instruments, the use of violent imagery fitting for the rock/punk genre, relationships between lyrics and visuals to help understand the song's meaning, employing a narrative, and showing the band playing their instruments to emphasize their musicianship and genre. Overall, the document examines how the music video utilizes common conventions to engage the audience and represent the band and their music.
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- 1. Andrew Goodwin’s Theory. (5 characteristics) Andrew Goodwin believed that all music videos should represent stereotypes of their genre e.g. boy bands should always be on stage with a guitar. Andrew Goodwin also believed that the sound and visuals in a music video should have a clear relationship between the lyrics and visuals e.g. a love song should include a couple. This could be represented through the visuals being illustrative the visuals represent the lyrics; they can also be contradictory this is where the lyrics and visuals are in contrast ; they can be represented through amplification this is where there is a manipulation between manipulation of the audience through repetition of key meanings. Finally they can be represented through disjuncture this is where the songs meaning is ignored. Andrew Goodwin also believed in notions of looking. This is where we are ‘watching’ the performer and gaining interest from it. Andrew Goodwin also believed that there should be a star image which is promotion of the star through the video using a majority close ups and recurring motifs to represent the artist. The last characteristic that Andrew Goodwin believed in is intertextuality this is reference to other media texts (such as other songs, films etc.) that gives the audience a chance to decode the meaning.