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Ira is the main character who will wear a ripped red dress and broken black heels to draw attention and show she had a rough night. Her messy hair and heavy makeup further indicate she looks disheveled after a bad experience. The dead girl's outfit from the night before but in a decomposed state will confuse viewers until they learn Ira could have saved her. The driver wears normal jeans and a jumper to portray him as an insignificant character who won't reappear after his one scene.
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Music can be interpreted differently by different people, bringing some together while dividing others. More mainstream chart music may have a plain meaning, while other genres like Bob Dylan's mid-1960s music required more interpretation of ingenious lyrics to understand the artist's perspective. New social media sites allow the public to discuss and express what they feel songs mean, with sites like Rap Genius that allows lyrical annotation raising $15 million in investments.
Shane drake
Shane Drake is a music video director from Redding, California who has directed over 50 music videos across many genres of music. He got his start in the entertainment industry as an actor, editor, and cinematographer before transitioning to directing. Drake's directing style is influenced by the artist but often incorporates fast cuts, dynamic lighting, and contrasts to create impact. He works closely with a casting director and values strong narrative elements and character development in his videos. Drake has received several award nominations and wins for his work with artists like Panic! At The Disco, Paramore, and Timbaland.
Laura Mulvey's media theory
Laura Mulvey introduced the concept of the "Male Gaze" in 1975, which refers to how audiences view characters in film from the perspective of a heterosexual male. The Male Gaze objectifies women by lingering on their bodies and presenting events through a man's reaction. It relegates the female viewer to experience the narrative secondarily by identifying with the male perspective.
Goodwin’s theory on music video’s
Goodwin's theory discusses how music videos represent songs visually and promote artists. Music videos visually represent the structure, speed, and beat of songs through cutting footage to the tempo. They also represent an artist's style and brand. Music videos serve as advertisements that tell the story of the song through a narrative and performance element, with the artist as both performer and narrator. The primary purpose of music videos is to promote the artist by making them the star and giving them significant screen time to increase their profile and sales.
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Characters
- 1. Characters
- 2. Character One (Ira) Ira will wear a iconic ripped red dress drawing all the attention on to her so we know that she is the main character, this will be the first outfit that she wears so for her to be wearing such a 'out there' outfit makes a mark on the audience in regards to knowing who the main character is. The broken black heels will show us that the character has had a rough night leading her to have a broken heel and rough looking outfit, it shows the audience that not only does she look a mess but whatever happened the night before must’ve affected her mental state. The fact that we’ve given the character messy hair and heavy messy make-up also goes with the whole ‘morning after’ look and feel that we are going for. The fact she looks a mess show us that she must’ve had a really bad night.
- 3. Character Two (Dead girl) The dead girl will have is a massive part of the movie because it’s the girl that Ira could’ve saved but didn’t(this is later in the film), the fact that the girl is still in the outfit from the night but just more dead looking will confuse the audience at first but also give the satisfaction of finally finding out who she is later on.
- 4. Character 3 (Driver) Normal clothing (jeans, jumper etc.) to show how less significant the character is, we wont really see his face due to him having less significance in the whole scheme of things, we wont see this character again after his scene.