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1) The music video will illustrate the lyrics of Calvin Harris' song "Blame" and show the life and culture of today's youth. 2) It will focus on a group of northern teenagers going about their nightlife in two settings - a house party and being out and about. 3) Scenes will be filmed using low lighting at night from streetlights and car headlights to create depth and shadows. Camera shots will vary between close-ups and wide shots to follow the different characters.
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1) The music video will illustrate the lyrics of Calvin Harris' song "Blame" and show the life and culture of today's youth.
2) The main characters will be a group of northern teenagers depicted having a good time and partying at night to represent the genre.
3) Various camera shots and lighting techniques will be used to film the characters at night using low lighting, car headlights, and streetlights to add depth and shadows.
treatment sheet
The document outlines a treatment sheet for a music video for Calvin Harris' song "Blame". The video will illustrate the lyrics and show the life of today's youth. It will feature a group of northern teenagers portraying their nightlife and attitudes. Most of the video will be filmed at night using low lighting from streetlights and car headlights. Camera shots will vary from close-ups to wide shots and be held or on a tripod to give a first-person perspective. The editing will be fast-paced to match the song and modern for the genre. The narrative will follow the group of teenagers at a house party and while out.
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3) Various camera shots and lighting techniques will be used to film the characters at night using low lighting, car headlights, and streetlights to add depth and shadows.
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The music video will feature a band's live performance intercut with scenes of teenagers going on a road trip. It will start with the teens alone in a sad mood but later shown happily together with friends at the beach. The video aims to portray the value of friendship. It will appeal to "edgy indie" teens through clothing styles, road trip locations, and an "indie" band. The video combines performance and concept elements, follows some lyrics visually, and aims for a feel-good, nostalgic tone against stereotypes.
Final Music Video Idea
The music video will feature a band's live performance intercut with scenes of teenagers going on a road trip. It will start with the teens alone in a sad mood but later shown happily together with friends at the beach. The video aims to portray the value of friendship. It will appeal to "edgy indie" teens through clothing styles, road trip locations, and an "indie" band. The video combines performance footage with a concept storyline about falling in love with friends in a non-romantic way, following some lyrics. It aims to have a feel-good, nostalgic tone through its narrative structure and visual elements like lighting, location, and costumes.
Media A2 music video treatment sheet
Natalie Major is a 17-year-old singer-songwriter from Chicago who now lives in Los Angeles. She released her debut album "Little Mockingbird" in 2014. The treatment sheet describes plans for a music video for Natalie's unreleased song "Heartbreaker." The concept is that Natalie's character gets revenge on a former lover by destroying reminders of him and other girls. Locations include the school drama room, countryside, and houses. Costumes, makeup, and props help convey themes of rebellion, mystery, and empowerment.
Q1 in what ways does your media product use
This document provides examples of different types of shots from music videos and asks the reader to select one shot for each category:
1. A shot that shows a link between lyrics and visuals. An example is given from the Bastille song "Laura Palmer" where the singer is alone in the dark being lit by large lights.
2. A shot that represents how a record company would want their artist portrayed. An example is given from the Arctic Monkeys' "Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High?" where the singer is having a schizophrenic moment in the mirror to depict the effects of drugs without explicitly showing drugs.
3. A shot that illustrates the music genre. An example from
in depth research
The document discusses the author's research process for their music video project on the indie rock genre. They analyzed three music videos - by Arctic Monkeys, Kings of Leon, and Kaiser Chiefs - to understand conventions of editing, mise-en-scene, camerawork and sound. This allowed the author to familiarize themselves with common genre elements to incorporate into their own music video. They felt extended, in-depth research was important to create a high quality final product that featured both conventions and original ideas.
Initial ideas music video
The document outlines initial plans for a music video for the song "Chewing Gum" by Nina Nesbitt. It discusses choosing the song and actor Harriet Laban. Multiple locations are selected for filming, including a woodland area, a room with a black backdrop, and a kitchen. A storyboard was created but the document suggests switching to a shot list for clearer planning. Camera techniques like Golden Hour will be used. The narrative will show the actor portraying different "identities" through stereotypical clothing to represent lyrics about changing flavors like chewing gum. Performance outfits will be modern pop style.
Media studies a2 evaluation
The document discusses feedback received on a music video project. It describes surveying classmates about two potential songs, with the majority preferring "We Won't Run." It also discusses feedback received midway through shooting, with some confused about the narrative. The document considers changing songs but decides to develop the original idea further. Additional feedback from two people is provided, praising aspects but noting some shots were blurry and effects could have added interest.
Music Video Analysis
The music video for Vance Joy's song "Riptide" follows many characteristics typical of the indie music genre. It tells a narrative story through illustrative and amplifying techniques that relate the shots to the lyrics. Specific techniques used include natural lighting with shadows, basic cuts for scene changes with occasional fast pans, and styling featuring statement clothing like colorful shirts, fur coats, and the color yellow. The video balances clear storytelling with more abstract shots to link it to the indie genre's tendency toward quirkiness. Overall, the video effectively presents the song's narrative through visuals in a way that aligns with conventions of the indie music genre.
Q 1 a2
The document discusses conventions in indie folk music videos. It summarizes that the opening of the analyzed music video and others in the genre conventionally feature establishing shots in natural settings. The setting and locations in indie folk videos also commonly take place outdoors in natural areas. Costumes typically feature casual clothing and the artist playing an acoustic guitar. Camera work relies on handheld shots and panning to connect smoothly with the music. The analyzed video and genre conform to conventions of including both performance and narrative elements.
Q 1 a2
My music video adopted several common conventions of the indie folk genre. It began with an establishing shot panning over a natural landscape to set the scene. Most of the video was filmed outdoors in a forest to reflect the genre's connection to nature. It also included a narrative story element showing the artist coping with the loss of his girlfriend through scenes of him wandering aimlessly in hospital clothing. Special effects were kept minimal to maintain the natural feel, though some slow motion was used to add emotion. The artist was portrayed performing with an acoustic guitar and in casual clothing consistent with the genre.
Q 1 a2
The document discusses conventions in indie folk music videos. It summarizes that the opening of the music video establishes a natural setting through slow pans or shots of nature. Costumes are casual with the artist often holding an acoustic guitar. Settings are usually outdoors in natural areas. Camera work is handheld to seem realistic. The style often mixes performance with narrative to showcase the artist. The document analyzes how the student's music video incorporates these conventions to fit with the genre.
Music video analysis
The document provides an analysis of three music videos:
1. Beyoncé's "Best Thing I Never Had" video tells a narrative story through flashbacks of Beyoncé's past relationship and her current wedding. Symbolic props like flowers, rings and wedding attire are used to represent themes of innocence and marriage.
2. Green Day's "21 Guns" video features both a performance by the band and a narrative story of a young couple. Props like bullets and the band's instruments conform to genre expectations, while the dark tone and messy setting provide contrast.
3. Eminem's "Without Me" video is analyzed but no details are provided about its conventions.
Analysing music videos
The document discusses analyzing 4 music videos within the same genre as the author's chosen track for their advanced music portfolio. The author watched each video and analyzed them based on 10 key questions, including what men and women were doing, how they were dressed, camera angles, editing, and application of theories from Goodwin, Mulvey, and Archer regarding gender, power, and voyeurism. The author then provides a detailed analysis of one video, discussing costume, camera work, mise-en-scene, and how the video both reinforces and contrasts gender theories.
Planning powerpoint
Phoebe Reynolds is planning a music video to represent underrepresented groups like the LGBTQI+ community. She will use the song "We Fell In Love in October" by Girl in Red and feature a lesbian couple. Phoebe will shoot outdoors to contrast the worlds of the two main characters - a well-put-together girl and an alternative, struggling girl. She will follow conventions of music video genres like clear narrative, lip syncing, and showing the relationship between lyrics and images. Phoebe aims to engage her target audience of 16-25 year olds while addressing issues of representation.
Music Video Analysis
The music video for Vance Joy's "Riptide" tells a narrative story through illustrative techniques that relate the shots to the lyrics. It features a main male and female character whose relationship develops over the course of the video. While mostly using natural lighting and basic editing, it incorporates characteristics typical of the indie genre through its narrative style, use of colored lighting, camera techniques like panning and zooming, and styling of the performers. It emphasizes the idea of looking by having the characters directly address the audience and using screens to make the audience feel like they are observing the story.
Question 1 for Media
The document discusses the conventions used and challenged in the author's music video and related media products. It summarizes how the music video follows conventions of the indie pop genre seen in videos by the author's style inspiration, Marina and the Diamonds, such as dark lighting and settings, while also adding their own elements like a purple/pink color palette. The poster and digipak continue using genre conventions like feminine imagery and floral themes but also include original elements. Overall, the author strives to both utilize and put their own twist on conventions of the indie pop genre.
Initial ideas music video
The document outlines initial plans for a music video for the song "Chewing Gum" by Nina Nesbitt. It discusses choosing Harriet Laban as the actor due to her familiarity with the song and local availability. Multiple locations are selected for filming, including a woodland area and house room with a black backdrop. A storyboard was created but the document suggests switching to a shot list for clearer planning. Different camera techniques like golden hour photography will be used. The narrative will feature the actor changing stereotypical identities shown through clothing, with a modern outfit used for the performance sections.
Music Video Ideas Generation
The document discusses considerations for creating a music video for the genre of electronic rock. It outlines conventions for lighting, editing, and genre in electronic rock music videos. Common lighting uses darker colors and everyone appears equal. Editing typically uses tripod camera movements with close-up shots and fast scene transitions. Genre conventions show little movement from subjects. The document also discusses setting, props, and iconography that align with the song's lyrics to help tell the story and create effect.
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Calvin Harris has released his debut album titled "The Outstanding Debut Album" which is now available in stores and online. The album includes tracks featuring collaborations with Ellie Goulding and John Newman. Reviews from music publications Mixmag and Vibe are also mentioned.
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Comparing male singers and how they are filmed in typical music videos
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1) The music video will illustrate the lyrics of Calvin Harris' song "Blame" and show the life of today's youth, focusing on nightlife and mainstream culture.
2) The main characters will be a group of northern teenagers depicted having a good time to stress the genre.
3) Much of the video will be filmed at night using low lighting from sources like car headlights and streetlights to add depth and shadows.
‘Blame’ ts
1) The music video will illustrate the lyrics of Calvin Harris' song "Blame" and show the life of today's youth and nightlife/mainstream culture.
2) The main characters will be a group of northern teenagers depicted having a good time to stress the genre.
3) Filming will take place at night using low lighting from streetlights and car headlights to create shadows and depth. Some shots will be silhouettes of the girls.
Treatment Sheet
Calvin Harris' song "Blame" will be illustrated through a music video showing today's youth culture and nightlife. The video will feature a group of northern teenagers going about their daily lives and activities at a house party and outside. Most of the video will be filmed at night using low lighting from streetlights and car headlights to give depth and shadows to the shots. The camera work will vary from close-ups to wide shots and be slightly shaky, moving between characters to keep up with the fast-paced song.
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‘Blame’ 2
- 1. ‘Blame’ Calvin Harris Treatment sheet by Emel Combey-Yildiz With ElectroNorth records
- 2. Concept The themes that will be shown in my music video will be the illustration of the lyrics and just showing the life of todays youth for the for the song blame by Calvin Harris. The song is looking at the nightlife and the mainstream culture of today the idea of ‘blame’ is obviously key to the song and will have to be represented within my own video. The main characters in my video will be a group of northern teenagers (my friend group) showing their life and attitudes during the night. The idea behind it is to stress the genre and basically show them to be having a good time.
- 3. Lighting For my video the lighting will be important as a lot of it will be filmed at night, the use of low lighting will be prominent and there will be very little natural light and artificial light will be used. The use of car headlights and streetlights will be used to my advantage when filming. I will try to create particular shadows to give depth to some of the shots I have an idea to shoot a silhouette of the girls.
- 4. Camera and Editing My camera shots will vary as there is a few characters evolved the shots will vary from extreme close ups to wide shots. I will have the camera both on the tripod and held and will use the first person technique as if the camera is their eyes. Most of the shots will be slightly shaky and rarely fully stationary. Editing will be fast paced to keep up with the song and will be advanced to keep some relation to the mainstream videos for this genre.
- 5. Narrative There are two narratives that my music video will follow both featuring a group of northern teenagers but in two different environments, one being a house party and the other being set out and about following them in there activity’s. This is to illustrate particular parts of the lyrics and stay with similar conventions.