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4Music is a music and entertainment channel in the UK owned by The Box Plus Network. It launched on August 15, 2008, replacing The Hits. The channel launched at 7pm with a promotional advert and played The Foo Fighters' "The Pretender" at number 20 and Kylie Minogue's "Can't Get You Out Of My Head" at number 1. Despite being a UK channel, 4Music plays many American songs, leading some to complain it does not sufficiently support British music talent.
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MTV is an American cable television channel owned by Viacom that was launched in 1981, originally showing music videos by artists. MTV's target audience was originally young adults but is now focused on teenagers and college students. The first music video aired was "Video Killed the Radio Star" by The Buggles. Over time, MTV expanded its programming beyond just music videos to also include reality television shows and documentaries to increase viewership. Major American artists see getting their music videos played on MTV as beneficial for widespread exposure and sales.
The History of MTV
MTV launched on August 1st, 1981 and originally focused on playing music videos hosted by VJs. Over time, MTV shifted away from exclusively playing music videos and began adding various reality, comedy, and drama shows to attract broader audiences. This included popular shows like The Real World in the 1990s and The Osbournes, Punk'd, and Pimp My Ride in the 2000s. By the late 2000s, MTV was only playing around 3 hours of music videos per day and had transformed into more of a general entertainment channel focused on reality television.
The History of MTV
MTV was created in the 1970s and launched in 1981, playing music videos non-stop. It was founded by Robert Pittman and began broadcasting with the words "Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll" spoken by John Lack. The first music video played was "Video Killed the Radio Star" by The Buggles. Original VJs, known as video jockeys, included Nina Blackwood, Mark Goodman, Alan Hunter, J.J. Jackson and Martha Quinn who introduced videos.
Mtv case presentation
MTV began in the 1980s as a cable TV channel dedicated to music videos in the United States, and eventually expanded to over 170 countries worldwide primarily targeting youth aged 14-35. In its early international expansion, MTV struggled to gain popularity outside of the US until it adopted a localization strategy, developing localized content and hosts that spoke the local language to better understand each country's unique music scenes and culture. Over time, MTV was able to capture a significant share of the advertising market in most regions by adapting its programming to be more locally relevant while still maintaining some global content.
Mtv case study
MTV was launched in 1981 as a cable television channel focused on music videos. It was originally conceived as a "visual radio" playing music videos around the clock. MTV helped popularize music television and became a barometer of pop culture trends. Though it has faced challenges from online streaming and its programming has generated some controversies, MTV has endured as a brand by expanding its format over the decades to include various shows beyond just music videos.
Mtv company case study
MTV was launched in 1981 as a visual radio station, showing music videos and reaching over 300 million households worldwide. It was sold to Viacom in 1985 and became a cultural institution, entertaining audiences with music and pop culture shows. However, MTV faced controversies over censoring certain videos and promoting controversial subjects. It also struggled with downfalls like music piracy online and viewers shifting to sites like YouTube, which affected MTV's ratings and drew audiences away from television.
The inbetweeners british case study
Individual film distributors in the UK may release between 1 to 30 films per year, with around 10 new films opening in cinemas weekly and over 500 films competing for screen time annually, making film distribution a risky business. The 2011 British comedy film The Inbetweeners Movie was transferred from television to cinemas, where it set a new opening record for a British comedy and generated £13.2 million in its first 5 days, with over 5 million people seeing it in UK cinemas within 3 weeks, demonstrating its commercial success.
Music channels
The document discusses several music television channels. It describes how music channels originated in 1895 with the first music video aired. MTV launched in the 1970s and became the largest music channel, known for airing music videos and charts. Other channels mentioned include Kerrang TV, which focuses on pop-punk music and allows audience input, and 4Music, a British channel that airs music-related television programs and charts shows since 2008 as part of the Channel 4 network.
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MTV is an American cable television channel owned by Viacom that was launched in 1981, originally showing music videos by artists. MTV's target audience was originally young adults but is now focused on teenagers and college students. The first music video aired was "Video Killed the Radio Star" by The Buggles. Over time, MTV expanded its programming beyond just music videos to also include reality television shows and documentaries to increase viewership. Major American artists see getting their music videos played on MTV as beneficial for widespread exposure and sales.
The History of MTV
MTV launched on August 1st, 1981 and originally focused on playing music videos hosted by VJs. Over time, MTV shifted away from exclusively playing music videos and began adding various reality, comedy, and drama shows to attract broader audiences. This included popular shows like The Real World in the 1990s and The Osbournes, Punk'd, and Pimp My Ride in the 2000s. By the late 2000s, MTV was only playing around 3 hours of music videos per day and had transformed into more of a general entertainment channel focused on reality television.
The History of MTV
MTV was created in the 1970s and launched in 1981, playing music videos non-stop. It was founded by Robert Pittman and began broadcasting with the words "Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll" spoken by John Lack. The first music video played was "Video Killed the Radio Star" by The Buggles. Original VJs, known as video jockeys, included Nina Blackwood, Mark Goodman, Alan Hunter, J.J. Jackson and Martha Quinn who introduced videos.
Mtv case presentation
MTV began in the 1980s as a cable TV channel dedicated to music videos in the United States, and eventually expanded to over 170 countries worldwide primarily targeting youth aged 14-35. In its early international expansion, MTV struggled to gain popularity outside of the US until it adopted a localization strategy, developing localized content and hosts that spoke the local language to better understand each country's unique music scenes and culture. Over time, MTV was able to capture a significant share of the advertising market in most regions by adapting its programming to be more locally relevant while still maintaining some global content.
Mtv case study
MTV was launched in 1981 as a cable television channel focused on music videos. It was originally conceived as a "visual radio" playing music videos around the clock. MTV helped popularize music television and became a barometer of pop culture trends. Though it has faced challenges from online streaming and its programming has generated some controversies, MTV has endured as a brand by expanding its format over the decades to include various shows beyond just music videos.
Mtv company case study
MTV was launched in 1981 as a visual radio station, showing music videos and reaching over 300 million households worldwide. It was sold to Viacom in 1985 and became a cultural institution, entertaining audiences with music and pop culture shows. However, MTV faced controversies over censoring certain videos and promoting controversial subjects. It also struggled with downfalls like music piracy online and viewers shifting to sites like YouTube, which affected MTV's ratings and drew audiences away from television.
The inbetweeners british case study
Individual film distributors in the UK may release between 1 to 30 films per year, with around 10 new films opening in cinemas weekly and over 500 films competing for screen time annually, making film distribution a risky business. The 2011 British comedy film The Inbetweeners Movie was transferred from television to cinemas, where it set a new opening record for a British comedy and generated £13.2 million in its first 5 days, with over 5 million people seeing it in UK cinemas within 3 weeks, demonstrating its commercial success.
Music channels
The document discusses several music television channels. It describes how music channels originated in 1895 with the first music video aired. MTV launched in the 1970s and became the largest music channel, known for airing music videos and charts. Other channels mentioned include Kerrang TV, which focuses on pop-punk music and allows audience input, and 4Music, a British channel that airs music-related television programs and charts shows since 2008 as part of the Channel 4 network.
Existing music channels
MTV is an American cable television channel that launched in 1981, originally focusing on music videos. It is now owned by Viacom and primarily targets adolescents and teenagers with its programming. While MTV was influential, its focus on controversial shows was criticized and it has had to address issues of censorship. It also faced challenges from new media like YouTube distributing music videos online. However, MTV has proved resilient and has strived to create new shows beyond just music videos to remain relevant. 4Music is a similar music television channel in the UK, launched in 2008, that plays music video charts and programs focused on new artists.
Music channels
MTV was originally launched in 1981 as a music video channel but now focuses on reality and scripted programming targeted at youth. It has spawned numerous sister channels internationally. Kerrang! TV, launched in 2001, covers mainstream rock and metal bands. Channel AKA focuses on playing upcoming UK urban/grime/hip-hop music and has helped breakthrough acts in those genres. VIVA replaced TMF in the UK and Ireland in 2009.
The rolling stones
The Rolling Stones are an English rock band formed in London in 1962 consisting of Brian Jones, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Bill Wyman, Charlie Watts, and Ian Stewart. Some of their most famous hits included "Berggas Banket" (1968), "Let It Bleed" (1969), "Sticky Fingers" (1971), and their most famous album "Exile on Main St" (1972). The band was known for their long hair and women wearing short skirts and long boots with big hair in the 1960s. Their most famous television appearance was on the Royal Variety Show, where they performed their hit song "Satisfaction."
Music videos
The document discusses several major music television channels that broadcast music videos. MTV, which launched in 1981, was originally meant to play music videos live but now airs reality and scripted programming. 4 Music is a UK channel owned by Channel 4 that replaced The Hits. The Box is also a UK music channel jointly owned by Channel 4 and Bauer Group that airs music videos and some shows for young audiences like MTV. VIVA was a German music channel that launched in 1993 and became popular before being acquired by MTV in 2005.
Mtv Case
MTV initially struggled to expand globally by only airing American content in English. Viewers in other countries preferred local music and programming in their native languages. MTV then adopted a localization strategy, creating localized channels in different languages and countries that featured both global and locally produced content tailored to each market. This localization approach led to phenomenal growth in MTV's viewership and revenues internationally.
The media sectors
This document summarizes several media sectors including film, television, radio, print, and online industries. It provides details on key companies and jobs within each sector. The film industry creates movies, and major companies include Warner Brothers, founded in 1923. Television is the largest media sector in the UK, and the BBC is the largest broadcaster. Radio transmits sound messages, and Ofcom regulates broadcasting across sectors. The print industry includes newspapers and magazines, and large UK newspapers are The Sun and Daily Mail. The online industry is newer but growing rapidly, with sites like YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter becoming major platforms.
History of music videos-Alessia Teresko
Music videos originated in the late 19th century when still images were projected with live music performances. In the early 1980s, MTV launched as a music television channel and helped popularize the genre by broadcasting promotional music videos. Pre-MTV, artists like the Beatles and Queen made early promotional videos to give fans access to their music. Michael Jackson's "Thriller" demonstrated how music videos could have high production values and drive cultural impact. Today, websites like YouTube have largely replaced MTV and given artists new ways to promote their music through experimental videos.
Pop Music On Tv
The document traces the history of popular music on television in Britain from the 1950s to the present. It discusses the emergence of youth subcultures in the 1950s and key early music shows that showcased new styles like rock 'n' roll. Television coverage grew in the 1960s and 1970s with shows like Top of the Pops becoming iconic. New genres and independent stations led to more fragmentation in the 1980s while the 1990s saw the rise of music video directors. Reality television formats then became dominant from the 2000s onward as media continued converging and viewers pursued niche interests online and through expanded cable offerings.
Rankin and mick rock
Mick Rock is a renowned British photographer known for iconic photos of rock legends from the 1970s such as David Bowie, Queen, and The Stooges. He is often called "The Man Who Shot the Seventies" and is known for capturing the essence and coolness of his subjects through unique angles and lighting. Rankin is also a famous British photographer who began his career in fashion photography and has since photographed celebrities from Britney Spears to Queen Elizabeth II. He co-founded the magazines Dazed & Confused and RANK to publish his photography.
Radio
The document discusses the history of the first British radio. It states that in 1922, 2LO opened in May operated by Marconi, and the BBC began daily broadcasting on 2LO in November of that year. The BBC's National Programme replaced 2LO in 1930. The first voice on the radio was Arthur Burrows, who read the news.
Vertigo films
Vertigo Films is a privately owned British film company established in 2002 by film industry professionals including a producer, director, distributor, and entrepreneur. They have produced films such as 1 Day, The Firm, Outlaw, and Street Dance 3D, with budgets ranging from £44K to over £3.6 million. The company focuses on portraying the unseen and working class aspects of British culture like gangs and street life that are often ignored by larger film studios.
The boat that rocked (2009)
Based on the information provided, the target audience of The Boat That Rocked appears to be people who grew up in the 1960s and were fans of pirate radio stations and rock/pop music from that era. Some clues that indicate this:
- The film is inspired by the director's own childhood memories of listening to pirate radio stations like Radio Caroline in the 1960s.
- Much of the pre-release marketing involved partnerships with Radio Caroline to promote the authentic 1960s pirate radio experience to fans.
- The merchandise released like posters, albums and clothing seemed aimed at appealing to nostalgia for 1960s fashion and culture.
- The film premiered in London with many fans dressing in 1960s attire, suggesting the audience
Music TV Channels
Music channels host chart shows and award shows to promote artists' work through music videos. However, only politically correct artists that conform to mainstream audiences' standards are represented. Radical genres and controversial artists are filtered out of mainstream media representation.
Music channels
This document provides an overview of several popular music channels, including MTV, VH1, The Box, 4Music, and Kerrang!TV. It discusses the origins and ownership of each channel, when they launched, their original programming focus and how some have diversified over time to include more reality TV shows and reduce music video playback. For example, it notes that MTV and VH1 have decreased music video airtime to only a few hours a day as they added more general entertainment programs.
History of mtv
MTV was launched on August 1st 1981 as a cable television channel that primarily played music videos. It was created by Robert W. Pittman who had experience with music formats on radio. The first music video played was "Video Killed the Radio Star" by The Buggles. In the late 1990s, MTV began focusing more on reality television shows targeted at young adults like The Real World, leading to very popular shows about musicians and their personal lives. MTV has continued finding success with reality television shows into the 2000s while also using awards shows and other synergistic efforts to broaden their audience base.
1 1980s – pop icons go global 2013
This document discusses pop culture and music in the 1980s. It focuses on how major companies reinvented themselves during this decade using new formats and technology. MTV launched in 1981 and helped popularize music videos, transforming the medium. Artists like Michael Jackson and Madonna became global icons through their innovative music videos and ability to cross gender boundaries. Dance music also grew in popularity, influenced by new technologies like synthesizers and the rise of genres like house and acid house. The summer of 1988 saw the emergence of spontaneous rave culture in the UK.
Mtv
MTV was launched in August 1981 and was created by Robert W. Pittman. It was one of the first channels to primarily play music videos. Inspired by a music video program in New Zealand in 1976, MTV popularized the concept of VJs who would host and introduce music videos. The first MTV Video Music Awards ceremony was held in 1984 in New York City and awarded artists like Madonna, who has won 20 VMAs, and Michael Jackson, who has won 8 VMAs. MTV has since expanded to over 130 channels worldwide in more than 140 languages across 171 countries.
History of advertisements main task
This document provides a history of advertising from 1704 to present day. It outlines some of the key events and developments in print, radio, and television advertising over time. Some of the highlights include the first newspaper advertisements in 1704, the rise of radio in the 1920s, the first TV advertisements in the 1930s and 1940s, the establishment of commercial television in the UK and US in the 1950s, and the growth of online advertising in the late 1990s and 2000s. The document serves as a high-level overview of the evolution of advertising media and formats over the last 300 years.
The History of Music Videos
The document traces the history and evolution of music videos from the 1920s to present day. It discusses early examples in films from the 1950s. In the 1960s, The Beatles popularized music videos to promote their songs. In the 1970s-1980s, shows like Top of the Pops helped popularize the format in the UK. The launch of MTV in 1981 was pivotal, though early on it was reluctant to play African American artists. Michael Jackson helped change this with his groundbreaking Thriller video. Music videos continued advancing through the 1990s with more artistic directors emerging. Today, websites like YouTube have profoundly changed music video viewing and distribution.
Location scouting
This document scouted and described several potential filming locations for a music video about a grime artist named Danny Billz. It discusses how shots from each location could help tell the story and convey themes around how the artist's environment and past experiences influenced him. The locations included an apartment block, council estates, alleyways, a police station, train station, chicken shop, and a black box room that could represent an interrogation scene. The goal was to authentically capture locations from the artist's childhood area and portray the struggles and hardships he faced growing up.
Website analysis
The document discusses Kanye West's tour dates that are shown on his website. As a big artist, Kanye West has many tour dates due to high demand. The website shows the artist's name and tour to identify who it is for. It also includes links to his music and shop where fans can find merchandise.
Ameer & William Pitch
This very short document consists of only a few words spread across multiple lines. It contains a greeting of "Thank you" followed by "for listening", suggesting it is acknowledging someone for paying attention. In just a few words, it conveys appreciation to an audience.
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MTV is an American cable television channel that launched in 1981, originally focusing on music videos. It is now owned by Viacom and primarily targets adolescents and teenagers with its programming. While MTV was influential, its focus on controversial shows was criticized and it has had to address issues of censorship. It also faced challenges from new media like YouTube distributing music videos online. However, MTV has proved resilient and has strived to create new shows beyond just music videos to remain relevant. 4Music is a similar music television channel in the UK, launched in 2008, that plays music video charts and programs focused on new artists.
Music channels
MTV was originally launched in 1981 as a music video channel but now focuses on reality and scripted programming targeted at youth. It has spawned numerous sister channels internationally. Kerrang! TV, launched in 2001, covers mainstream rock and metal bands. Channel AKA focuses on playing upcoming UK urban/grime/hip-hop music and has helped breakthrough acts in those genres. VIVA replaced TMF in the UK and Ireland in 2009.
The rolling stones
The Rolling Stones are an English rock band formed in London in 1962 consisting of Brian Jones, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Bill Wyman, Charlie Watts, and Ian Stewart. Some of their most famous hits included "Berggas Banket" (1968), "Let It Bleed" (1969), "Sticky Fingers" (1971), and their most famous album "Exile on Main St" (1972). The band was known for their long hair and women wearing short skirts and long boots with big hair in the 1960s. Their most famous television appearance was on the Royal Variety Show, where they performed their hit song "Satisfaction."
Music videos
The document discusses several major music television channels that broadcast music videos. MTV, which launched in 1981, was originally meant to play music videos live but now airs reality and scripted programming. 4 Music is a UK channel owned by Channel 4 that replaced The Hits. The Box is also a UK music channel jointly owned by Channel 4 and Bauer Group that airs music videos and some shows for young audiences like MTV. VIVA was a German music channel that launched in 1993 and became popular before being acquired by MTV in 2005.
Mtv Case
MTV initially struggled to expand globally by only airing American content in English. Viewers in other countries preferred local music and programming in their native languages. MTV then adopted a localization strategy, creating localized channels in different languages and countries that featured both global and locally produced content tailored to each market. This localization approach led to phenomenal growth in MTV's viewership and revenues internationally.
The media sectors
This document summarizes several media sectors including film, television, radio, print, and online industries. It provides details on key companies and jobs within each sector. The film industry creates movies, and major companies include Warner Brothers, founded in 1923. Television is the largest media sector in the UK, and the BBC is the largest broadcaster. Radio transmits sound messages, and Ofcom regulates broadcasting across sectors. The print industry includes newspapers and magazines, and large UK newspapers are The Sun and Daily Mail. The online industry is newer but growing rapidly, with sites like YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter becoming major platforms.
History of music videos-Alessia Teresko
Music videos originated in the late 19th century when still images were projected with live music performances. In the early 1980s, MTV launched as a music television channel and helped popularize the genre by broadcasting promotional music videos. Pre-MTV, artists like the Beatles and Queen made early promotional videos to give fans access to their music. Michael Jackson's "Thriller" demonstrated how music videos could have high production values and drive cultural impact. Today, websites like YouTube have largely replaced MTV and given artists new ways to promote their music through experimental videos.
Pop Music On Tv
The document traces the history of popular music on television in Britain from the 1950s to the present. It discusses the emergence of youth subcultures in the 1950s and key early music shows that showcased new styles like rock 'n' roll. Television coverage grew in the 1960s and 1970s with shows like Top of the Pops becoming iconic. New genres and independent stations led to more fragmentation in the 1980s while the 1990s saw the rise of music video directors. Reality television formats then became dominant from the 2000s onward as media continued converging and viewers pursued niche interests online and through expanded cable offerings.
Rankin and mick rock
Mick Rock is a renowned British photographer known for iconic photos of rock legends from the 1970s such as David Bowie, Queen, and The Stooges. He is often called "The Man Who Shot the Seventies" and is known for capturing the essence and coolness of his subjects through unique angles and lighting. Rankin is also a famous British photographer who began his career in fashion photography and has since photographed celebrities from Britney Spears to Queen Elizabeth II. He co-founded the magazines Dazed & Confused and RANK to publish his photography.
Radio
The document discusses the history of the first British radio. It states that in 1922, 2LO opened in May operated by Marconi, and the BBC began daily broadcasting on 2LO in November of that year. The BBC's National Programme replaced 2LO in 1930. The first voice on the radio was Arthur Burrows, who read the news.
Vertigo films
Vertigo Films is a privately owned British film company established in 2002 by film industry professionals including a producer, director, distributor, and entrepreneur. They have produced films such as 1 Day, The Firm, Outlaw, and Street Dance 3D, with budgets ranging from £44K to over £3.6 million. The company focuses on portraying the unseen and working class aspects of British culture like gangs and street life that are often ignored by larger film studios.
The boat that rocked (2009)
Based on the information provided, the target audience of The Boat That Rocked appears to be people who grew up in the 1960s and were fans of pirate radio stations and rock/pop music from that era. Some clues that indicate this:
- The film is inspired by the director's own childhood memories of listening to pirate radio stations like Radio Caroline in the 1960s.
- Much of the pre-release marketing involved partnerships with Radio Caroline to promote the authentic 1960s pirate radio experience to fans.
- The merchandise released like posters, albums and clothing seemed aimed at appealing to nostalgia for 1960s fashion and culture.
- The film premiered in London with many fans dressing in 1960s attire, suggesting the audience
Music TV Channels
Music channels host chart shows and award shows to promote artists' work through music videos. However, only politically correct artists that conform to mainstream audiences' standards are represented. Radical genres and controversial artists are filtered out of mainstream media representation.
Music channels
This document provides an overview of several popular music channels, including MTV, VH1, The Box, 4Music, and Kerrang!TV. It discusses the origins and ownership of each channel, when they launched, their original programming focus and how some have diversified over time to include more reality TV shows and reduce music video playback. For example, it notes that MTV and VH1 have decreased music video airtime to only a few hours a day as they added more general entertainment programs.
History of mtv
MTV was launched on August 1st 1981 as a cable television channel that primarily played music videos. It was created by Robert W. Pittman who had experience with music formats on radio. The first music video played was "Video Killed the Radio Star" by The Buggles. In the late 1990s, MTV began focusing more on reality television shows targeted at young adults like The Real World, leading to very popular shows about musicians and their personal lives. MTV has continued finding success with reality television shows into the 2000s while also using awards shows and other synergistic efforts to broaden their audience base.
1 1980s – pop icons go global 2013
This document discusses pop culture and music in the 1980s. It focuses on how major companies reinvented themselves during this decade using new formats and technology. MTV launched in 1981 and helped popularize music videos, transforming the medium. Artists like Michael Jackson and Madonna became global icons through their innovative music videos and ability to cross gender boundaries. Dance music also grew in popularity, influenced by new technologies like synthesizers and the rise of genres like house and acid house. The summer of 1988 saw the emergence of spontaneous rave culture in the UK.
Mtv
MTV was launched in August 1981 and was created by Robert W. Pittman. It was one of the first channels to primarily play music videos. Inspired by a music video program in New Zealand in 1976, MTV popularized the concept of VJs who would host and introduce music videos. The first MTV Video Music Awards ceremony was held in 1984 in New York City and awarded artists like Madonna, who has won 20 VMAs, and Michael Jackson, who has won 8 VMAs. MTV has since expanded to over 130 channels worldwide in more than 140 languages across 171 countries.
History of advertisements main task
This document provides a history of advertising from 1704 to present day. It outlines some of the key events and developments in print, radio, and television advertising over time. Some of the highlights include the first newspaper advertisements in 1704, the rise of radio in the 1920s, the first TV advertisements in the 1930s and 1940s, the establishment of commercial television in the UK and US in the 1950s, and the growth of online advertising in the late 1990s and 2000s. The document serves as a high-level overview of the evolution of advertising media and formats over the last 300 years.
The History of Music Videos
The document traces the history and evolution of music videos from the 1920s to present day. It discusses early examples in films from the 1950s. In the 1960s, The Beatles popularized music videos to promote their songs. In the 1970s-1980s, shows like Top of the Pops helped popularize the format in the UK. The launch of MTV in 1981 was pivotal, though early on it was reluctant to play African American artists. Michael Jackson helped change this with his groundbreaking Thriller video. Music videos continued advancing through the 1990s with more artistic directors emerging. Today, websites like YouTube have profoundly changed music video viewing and distribution.
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This document scouted and described several potential filming locations for a music video about a grime artist named Danny Billz. It discusses how shots from each location could help tell the story and convey themes around how the artist's environment and past experiences influenced him. The locations included an apartment block, council estates, alleyways, a police station, train station, chicken shop, and a black box room that could represent an interrogation scene. The goal was to authentically capture locations from the artist's childhood area and portray the struggles and hardships he faced growing up.
Website analysis
The document discusses Kanye West's tour dates that are shown on his website. As a big artist, Kanye West has many tour dates due to high demand. The website shows the artist's name and tour to identify who it is for. It also includes links to his music and shop where fans can find merchandise.
Ameer & William Pitch
This very short document consists of only a few words spread across multiple lines. It contains a greeting of "Thank you" followed by "for listening", suggesting it is acknowledging someone for paying attention. In just a few words, it conveys appreciation to an audience.
Website Draft
The document outlines a plan for a website to promote an artist. It describes designing the website with a black and white color scheme to portray the artist's tough upbringing and journey to becoming a better person. Key sections of the website are described, including the homepage with the artist's picture, news about his activities, a media page with photos, an online shop selling merchandise, and a biography. The goal is to make the website appealing, easy to navigate, and promote the artist effectively.
Record label research
Sony Music Entertainment is a major American record label that is a subsidiary of Sony Corporation. As one of the largest record labels in the world, Sony markets artists based on their past success and potential. Sony owns recording studios that artists are contracted to use, giving Sony major control over artists and their music videos. Some example artist videos produced by Sony include songs by Little Mix and Chris Brown.
Shot List
This document provides descriptions of 37 scenes from a music video. Each scene includes the shot type, camera movements or placement, lyrics being rapped or sung, actors featured, their actions, and the location. The scenes follow the main characters DB and YDB through various locations from their childhood neighborhoods reflecting on their past experiences and current lifestyle. The shots include establishing shots, close-ups, over-the shoulder, low and high angles, and more to depict the characters and tell their story through the music.
Andrew goodwin’s music video theory
This document discusses several common characteristics and techniques used in music videos. It notes that music videos often represent typical genre characteristics through elements like dance routines for boy bands or bikini-clad women in rap videos. Music videos also frequently reference voyeurism and the objectification of the female body through props like mirrors and cameras. Additionally, the relationship between the music and visuals can be illustrative, amplifying, or contradictory, and record labels often demand that videos include close-ups of the artist and a recurring visual style.
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Music channels
Music channels are television channels dedicated to music that show music videos, awards shows, and artist interviews to audiences who enjoy music. There are over 50 music video channels worldwide, demonstrating the significant growth of the music industry. MTV, launched in 1981, was the first music channel and originally aired music videos when live performances weren't available. It now primarily targets teenagers and adolescents with various sister channels. 4Music is a UK channel that airs music video countdowns and festival coverage. Viva replaced TMF in 2009 with an exclusive Alexandra Burke performance and incorporates programming from other Viacom networks to appeal to younger viewers.
Music channels
MTV was launched in 1981 and originally played music videos 24/7 but now airs various scripted and reality shows. The first video played was "Video Killed the Radio Star" by The Buggles. Due to its success, MTV has launched several spin-off channels that still play music videos. 4Music launched in the UK in 2008 and combines music videos with comedy shows originally from Channel 4. It airs chart shows and covers music festivals. Kerrang! TV, owned by Box Television, airs rock music videos and holds an annual Rock 100 countdown of the most requested videos of the year which usually includes British, American and some European artists.
Music channels
The document discusses the purpose and types of music channels, describing MTV as a popular American channel targeting teenagers with mainstream music across TV and online, Vevo as a diverse online channel owned by major labels, and Channel AKA and 4Music as UK channels specialized in genres like hip hop and targeting younger audiences respectively. Music channels aim to widely promote artists' music through varied styles and target markets accessible both online and on television.
Research into video platforms
The document discusses several platforms for viewing music videos including MTV, The Box, YouTube, VEVO, 4Music, and Kerrang TV. MTV was launched in 1981 and originally focused on playing music videos but now also has its own programming. The Box and 4Music are UK channels that play music videos and related content for most of the day. YouTube allows users to upload and share various types of video clips including music videos. VEVO is a joint venture between major music companies and tech companies to host music videos. Kerrang TV focuses on rock genres and guarantees to play user-requested videos.
Mtv
MTV launched on August 1, 1981 as a cable channel dedicated to playing music videos. It was founded by Robert Pittman and began broadcasting with the words "Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll" followed by the first music video "Video Killed the Radio Star" by The Buggles. MTV helped popularize music videos worldwide and became a cultural icon, especially among youth. It has since expanded globally and now broadcasts a variety of youth-oriented programming including reality shows, awards shows like the Video Music Awards, and special events from locations like beaches and Times Square on New Year's Eve.
Music channels
Music television channels focus on playing music videos for viewers. The first and most well-known channel is MTV, launched in 1981, which helped establish the genre. MTV now includes various non-music programs alongside music videos. Other major music channels include 4Music, launched in the UK in 2008, and Viva, launched across Europe in 2009, both of which similarly mix music videos with reality and drama programming. Kerrang TV is another music channel linked to a magazine, airing nu metal and pop punk videos requested by viewers via text.
British hip hop
British hip hop/UK rap is led by key artists such as Wretch 32, Chipmunk, Dappy, Professor Green, and Tinchy Stryder. Tinie Tempah and Chipmunk have been influential in the genre's development. Major record labels include Chipmunk's Alwayz Recording, Boy Better Know founded by JME, and Giggs' SN1 Records. The genre's audience includes teens and people in their 30s with African and Jamaican origins. It incorporates subgenres like UK rap, pop music, and grime. Channels like Channel AKA and BBC Radio 1Xtra help promote up-and-coming British artists, as does SB.TV through YouTube videos. While SB
Music Television
The document discusses various music television channels. It describes MTV as the original and most influential music channel, playing music videos and hosting VJs. It notes Sky has the largest range of music channels in the UK. Channels mentioned include MTV Music, Smash Hits, Dance Nation TV, and Viva. Viva launched in the UK in 2009, initially broadcasting 24 hours but now airs from 9am to 3am. 4Music and Kerrang! also launched in 2008 and 2001 respectively. Magic airs mainly 1980s and 1990s easy listening music videos. The document suggests airing an original music video on these channels could help promote an up-and-coming artist.
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MTV Base is a digital music channel launched in the UK in 1999 that plays various genres of music appealing to youth, including genres from Africa and other regions. Q TV is a UK music channel focused on indie, rock and alternative music that was originally a viewer request channel. Kiss TV is a commercial music channel that predominantly plays urban pop, dance and R&B music.
MTV
When MTV first started in 1981, few black artists' music videos were shown. Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean" helped break this color barrier in 1983. MTV increasingly prioritized reality TV over music videos from the late 1990s onward. Despite predictions of its demise, MTV has proven resilient by diversifying its content beyond music videos alone through shows like "Unplugged" and reality television.
Music Video channels
Music channels exist to promote artists and their music to wider audiences through music videos. There are various music channels that differ in their target markets, genres of music, and distribution platforms. MTV is a popular American channel that airs on TV and online, targeting teenagers with mainstream pop. Vevo is accessible online through YouTube and has a more diverse genre selection, targeting teens to adults. Channel AKA on Sky and YouTube focuses on hip hop, urban, and grime music, promoting up-and-coming artists. 4Music airs in the UK, showing mainstream pop music videos and artist interviews on TV and online, targeting younger audiences.
Channel tv
This document provides information about two UK music channels - 4Music and Viva. It summarizes the launch and ownership of each channel, as well as some of the platforms they are available on. It also lists some R&B/rap music videos that have been screened on each channel, including artists like Drake, Stormzy, Bruno Mars, and J Cole.
Mtv
MTV became important to music videos because it helped promote mainstream pop culture from the late 1990s to early 2000s, featuring artists like Britney Spears and Snoop Dogg. MTV originally started broadcasting solely music videos in 1981 to attract an audience but later expanded to reality TV shows to appeal to teenagers. As music trends changed, MTV would promote emerging artists in those genres to stay relevant to its audience. Over time, MTV leveraged synergies across its business by owning music charts, expanding internationally, and endorsing various TV programs.
Music channels
MTV is considered the leading music channel, launching in 1981 and broadcasting music videos globally across multiple genre-specific channels. It was the first channel dedicated to music television, showing music videos 24/7 guided by on-air personalities. Though MTV no longer plays music videos exclusively, channels like MTV Hits and MTV Jams continue this format. The Video Music Awards became MTV's most watched annual event, honoring music with "moonman" trophies.
Research into Music Channels
On August 1, 1981, MTV launched in the United States with the words "Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll" spoken over footage from the first space shuttle launch. The first music video shown was "Video Killed the Radio Star" by The Buggles. MTV pioneered the role of VJ (video jockey), with the original five being Nina Blackwood, Mark Goodman, Alan Hunter, J.J. Jackson and Martha Quinn.
Music Channels
MTV is a music television channel founded in 1981 that initially aired music videos but now focuses on reality, comedy, and drama programming. Chart Show TV is a British music television channel owned by Sony Pictures that airs various music charts and was launched in 2002. Starz TV, also owned by Sony Pictures, is a digital satellite TV channel launched in 2005 that broadcasts a wide variety of popular music videos and engages viewers through interactive texting.
History of Music part 2
Music videos first emerged on British TV in the late 1970s but gained widespread popularity with the 1981 launch of MTV in the US. Important early videos included Pink Floyd's "The Wall" for its political messaging and Michael Jackson's groundbreaking "Thriller" video. Directors like Spike Jonze and Michel Gondry helped establish music videos as an art form in the 1990s. With the rise of YouTube in the 2000s, viewing and sharing of music videos moved largely online, influencing artists' careers. Today, online streaming is the primary way music videos reach audiences.
Channel research media (music) final
MTV is a general entertainment channel founded in 1981 that originally focused on promoting music videos. It launched with the music video for "Video Killed the Radio Star" and helped expand genres like rock, pop, and blues. While MTV originally focused on rock music, it now promotes a wide range of genres including hip hop, rap, and pop. YouTube is a video sharing platform created in 2005 that now hosts over 14 billion daily views on its site. Artists can partner with YouTube through services like Vevo to officially upload and monetize their music videos on the site.
Case mtv
MTV launched in 1981 and quickly became a cultural phenomenon, helping to propel the careers of many artists through music video airplay. While initially reluctant, record companies eventually provided MTV free music videos to promote their artists. Michael Jackson's "Thriller" video in particular helped take music videos to a new level of production and boosted album sales. In the mid-1980s, MTV introduced long-form programming to supplement music videos and address declining ratings. By the late 1980s, MTV had established itself as the dominant youth brand in music and popular culture.
Case study on mtv and its audience
MTV is a leading music channel that was launched in 1981 and primarily promotes new music videos and the top 40 songs. Over time, MTV expanded its programming to include various television shows aimed at teenagers and young adults while also influencing other music-focused channels. MTV has played an important role in exposing audiences to new music trends over the decades from genres like alternative rock to electronic music to pop. As a result of its widespread popularity and global reach, MTV now serves music fans of all ages and tastes around the world.
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