Costume Analysis
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The document analyzes the costumes of various indie rock bands and artists, and how their styles reflect their music and personalities. It discusses how Paramore wears dark, casual clothes showing their rebellious theme. It notes how Florence Welch wears a vintage-inspired outfit implying her music has an old soulful sound. It also examines how Of Monsters and Men wear quirky, individual outfits continuing their strange image while still looking modern to relate to fans.
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The document discusses costume ideas for three members of an indie rock band. It describes typical clothing styles within the genre, including ripped jeans, leather jackets, plaid shirts, beanies and boots for males, and ripped shorts, patterned tights, cropped tops and colorful hair for females. It then provides specific costume ideas for the band members, consisting of ripped tights, shorts and vest for the female member, and dark skinny jeans, plaid and graphic shirts for the male members.
Task 5 - Representation Analysis
This document contains summaries of images and descriptions used on magazine covers and articles to represent various musical artists from different genres. Common techniques included using black and white or faded photos to portray experience or a fresh start, close-ups to show emotion or focus on the artist, and clothing, hairstyles, backgrounds and poses that aligned with the genre and targeted demographic for each artist. Captions and quotes were also used to intrigue readers and represent the artist's personality or music.
Task 5 - Representation Analysis
This document contains summaries of various magazine cover images and articles. The summaries describe the visual elements and text used to represent different musical artists from a variety of genres in a way that would appeal to target audiences. Close-up shots and certain styles of dress, hair, background and facial expressions are used to convey information about the artist's personality, music and history in a stereotypical way for their genre. Quotes from interviews aim to intrigue readers and match the artist's public persona. Images of both new and established artists from different eras aim to attract a wide readership.
Task 5
This document analyzes and summarizes the visual representations and techniques used in magazine covers and spreads to represent artists and appeal to audiences. It discusses how close-up shots, facial expressions, clothing, backgrounds, props, ages and genres are used to portray artists like Dave Grohl, Liam Gallagher, Muse and others in a way that conveys information about their music and image while targeting particular demographics. Lady Gaga's spread is also examined for how it dominates the page through her sexualized yet covered pose and the large lettering of her name.
Task 5 - Representation Analysis
This document analyzes the representations of various artists in a music magazine. It examines photos of Dave Grohl, Liam Gallagher, Muse, Yuck, Josh Homme, Adele, Arctic Monkeys, Lady Gaga, Pete Doherty, and Jake Bugg. It discusses aspects like their poses, clothing, backgrounds, ages, and quotes that are used to portray their musical genres and personas to appeal to different target audiences.
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The document provides details on costume ideas for an indie rock cover star. It suggests dark, cool tones like black will be used to represent the genre. Ripped jeans, graphic tees, jackets, and chunky boots will create a laidback look. Makeup and hair will be natural and messy. The overall costume aims to give off a carefree vibe that reflects the genre's style as being unique but stylish. Examples are then given of costumes worn by indie artists HAIM and The Plastiscines that achieve this look.
Costume Analysis
The document analyzes and summarizes the costumes and styles of three indie bands: The 1975, London Grammar, and The Smiths. For The 1975, the leather jackets create a cool, rock image while revealing tattoos emphasizes their indie rock genre. London Grammar dresses in dark, smart casual outfits reflecting their emotionally dark, sophisticated music. The Smiths wear typical 90s styles of denim, leather jackets and sunglasses that portray cool stereotypes and reflect their genre through simple, careless styles.
Costume Analysis
The document analyzes and summarizes the costumes and styles of three indie bands: The 1975, London Grammar, and The Smiths. It notes that all three bands wear dark, casual styles like black shirts, leather jackets, and jeans that reflect their indie rock genres. Band members allow tattoos and some chest hair to be visible, exhibiting a cool, sexy style. Their looks are meant to appeal to fans and influence the styles of their target audiences.
Band analysis
The document discusses several musical artists and bands, summarizing clues from images about their musical genres:
- Paramore is described as pop/rock based on brightly colored hair and light clothing of one member, and darker clothes of others.
- 5 Seconds of Summer incorporates pop and rock elements, seen in green hair, band t-shirts, and dark clothing.
- Ariana Grande presents as pop with glamorous hair, makeup, white dress and smile, fitting the "innocent" pop image.
- Bring Me The Horizon uses black clothing and tattoos, blank expressions, and an intimidating forest setting to represent metalcore.
- George Ezra holds an acoustic guitar and wears simple
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The document analyzes the mise-en-scene and inspiration behind several band photoshoots. It discusses how various stylistic choices like clothing, lighting, backgrounds, and facial expressions are used to convey meanings about the bands' music, image, and personalities. Elements like black and white filters, serious expressions, and smart attire signify a band's serious lyrics and politics. Open doorways and city backdrops suggest adventurousness. Matching outfits, hair, and t-shirts of other bands promote unity. Nature shots and worn clothes depict an indie spirit.
Costume analysis
This costume analysis summarizes the costumes of Ariana Grande, Taylor Swift, and The Saturdays in 3 separate images. For Ariana Grande, her white lace top suggests purity while also hinting at flirtation. Her hot pink skirt and makeup emphasize her girly personality. For Taylor Swift, her light pink shirt and shorts portray her fun personality while still appearing modest. Her natural makeup and hair also fit this theme. For The Saturdays, their individually styled tops with initials show both their individual styles and unity as a band. Their denim shorts and white shoes further connect them while the shorts emphasize their youth.
Image analysis of artists
This document analyzes and summarizes the genres of different artists/bands based on images provided. It discusses how elements like clothing, lighting, location, expressions and poses seen in the images provide clues to the genres of metalcore (Bring Me the Horizon), rock, pop (Shakira), indie and pop. Features like dark colors, tattoos, long hair, natural lighting suggest rock and metalcore genres while loose hair, bright lighting indicate pop. The indie band's lack of coordination and comfortable attire in an outdoor setting also fits that genre.
Band analysis
This document contains analyses of photographs of various musical artists, including 5 Seconds of Summer, Whitney Houston, George Ezra, Taylor Swift, and The Beatles. For each artist, the genre of their music is identified and aspects of their appearance, outfits, poses, and surroundings in the photographs are described and analyzed in the context of stereotypes about those genres. The target audiences for each artist's music are also discussed.
Band analysis
5 Seconds of Summer is a pop punk, pop rock, and power pop band. Their outfits and appearance indicate rock and pop genres, with similar boots emphasizing their shared fashion tastes. Their casual clothing and crazy hair colors are stereotypical of rock bands. The target audience is mostly young teenage girls.
Whitney Houston's genre was gospel, R&B, pop, and ballads. Her sparkly gold dress highlights her fame, while her dramatic makeup and curled hair indicate her genre, in a way that is stereotypical. The picture is formally balanced with her in the center and arms spread, emphasizing her power in the music industry.
George Ezra's genre is folk,
Artist/ Band Analysis
This document summarizes and analyzes photos of four musical artists - Ben Howard, The 1975, Foo Fighters, and Miley Cyrus - and discusses how elements of the photos like clothing, lighting, positioning relate to the artists' music genres and personas. For Ben Howard, his casual clothing and intimate positioning suggest a folk style. The 1975 resemble a punk rock band through their dark clothing and styles. Foo Fighters display traits of classic rock through hair and tattoos but also show softer sides. Miley Cyrus's dark, rebellious clothing and positioning represent her pop and rap hybrid style.
Artist and band image anaylis
This image analysis document summarizes and analyzes images of several musicians. For Ed Sheeran, it notes his guitar playing suggests rock/pop genre and tattoos suggest a "pop" artist. For The Wombats, it describes their indie band style through clothes and hair. For Jamie T, it analyzes his unique stage background and confident guitar playing as representing his indie style. For Beyoncé, it describes her formal, symmetrical pose and fur coat as representing her sophistication and uniqueness. For Sam Smith, it analyzes the black and white photo as representing a dark past but hopeful future through his music, shown by the light on his face.
Costume Analysis
Each member of One Direction has their own style but are wearing similar colors of white, red, and blue to show they are in the same band. Their casual clothes and playful poses suggest they could be high school students in a sports team, relatable to their audience. Little Mix also each have their own style while wearing items in shared bright colors and patterns to indicate they are a band. Their fashionable looks attract teenage girls. JLS similarly each have unique styles while wearing items like jeans and jackets to connect them as a band, and their poses suggest they may break into dance, appropriate for their pop music.
Costume ideas
Electronic dance music artists typically dress casually in t-shirts and jeans, reflecting the relaxed nature of dance music. This casual style allows fans to relate to artists and feel comfortable at shows. While some artists like Lady Gaga and Katy Perry use extravagant costumes to promote their brands, dance artists prefer to let the music speak for itself. However, some exceptions like Deadmau5 and Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs use memorable costumes relating to their stage names. For a magazine cover profile, the new dance artist will also dress casually in shorts, t-shirt and sunglasses to relate to fans and represent the relaxed Ibiza beach party theme of the issue.
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2) Specific conventions are discussed, such as the masthead style distinguishing horror from other magazines and main images depicting characters in costume rather than actors.
3) Additional recurring elements include placement of the film title, use of other films to draw broader interest, and layout of barcodes and feature articles. Analyzing these patterns informs best practices for promoting films through magazine covers.
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Our film tells the psychological horror story of Marie, who suffers abuse from her parents as a child. This causes her to develop nightmares and later become addicted to drugs and alcohol. Her mental state deteriorates further as she has horrific hallucinations. Marie's boyfriend tries to help her but she ends up killing him in a rage. She grows more unstable, hearing voices and smashing her mirror because she sees her dead boyfriend's reflection. In the end, overwhelmed by her psychological torture, Marie commits suicide by hanging.
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Target Audience Profile
Our target audience is primarily female aged 15-25 who enjoys psychology, media, and creative careers. She aims for a high income doing work she enjoys. She is intelligent, thoughtful, artistic, and likes keeping her mind stimulated through puzzles, reading psychological horror novels, and analyzing psychological horror movies to solve their twists.
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This magazine front cover uses various techniques to promote the film "Mockingjay: Part 1" to its target audience of avid film fans. The main image features the protagonist Katniss Everdeen in costume holding a weapon to signal the action/adventure genre. Additional sell lines and quotes from actors further advertise upcoming films. Bright red and white colors draw attention to the text, while the familiar masthead and layout maintain the magazine's recognizable brand. The cover is designed to entice readers with new film information.
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Questionnaire Two Analysis
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- 2. In this image of the band Paramore we see each of the members wearing a dark shirt with a matching pair of dark jeans. This represents the rebellious and dark theme of Indie Rock music. It also shows the edgy, yet casual side to their personalities as they are wearing clothes that seem quite normal as they could wear them everyday. They all look slightly similar in what they are wearing so you can tell they are together as a group but little parts of their style shine through to show their individuality. Such as the fact that Hayley, being the only girl in the group stands out already but she is wearing an almost see-through top with the sleeves rolled up to her elbows. This makes her still look girly whilst maintaining the Indie Rock star image. This is different to Jeremy who is wearing an almost turtleneck looking printed shirt and black jeans. However, his look is seen as more quirky and outgoing as he wears various tight bracelets on either of his arms and he has a chain attached to his jeans. This shows his personality as weird and more quirky compared to the other two. Lastly, Taylor’s costume make him seem really casual and as if he didn’t really care about what he was wearing as he wears a simple plain, grey t-shirt paired with some jeans. This could reflect his laid- back, carefree attitude and might be seen in the
- 3. In this image of the artist Florence Welch from the band ‘Florence and the machine’ and we see her wearing a dark red hat, a long designed waistcoat over a long sleeved flowy white top and dark red trousers. This represents the alternative/indie side of the Indie Rock genre. It also shows the calming and naturalistic side of her personality. Her choice of costume would not be seen as a modern style and it seems like an outdated sort of look; this could imply that her music sounds soulful and old fashioned. Her costume seems quite outdated because it isn’t what typical modern artists wear but it would have been some time ago. Also the fact that she is wearing a hat and is very covered up could make it seem like she spends a lot of time outdoors. Plus, the fact that she is wearing brighter colours indicates that her music would probably be lighter and happier than other Indie Rock types of music. This is also indicated by her light pink make-up and her bright red hair.
- 4. In this image of the band Of Monsters and Men we see each of the members wearing dark coloured costumes but with added features to show off their individual personalities (e.g. bow ties, patterned tights, etc). This represents the alternative, quirky side to the Indie Rock genre and of their personalities. This is shown as Nanna is wearing a black hat, black shirt, with patterned tights and boots. She is also wearing many pieces of jewellery such as necklaces, bracelets and rings. This shows off her strange and unexpected personality as this differs from other Indie Rock artists slightly. Her wild and unruly curly hair also continues this idea. This could also be shown more in their music. Next to her, Arnan follows this trend as he is wearing a jumper with the sleeves rolled up with dungaree-style straps over the top paired with some sunglasses, a bow tie and tight, dark blue trousers; whereas Ragnar wears a smart looking waistcoat over a plain shirt and loose scarf paired with some grey jeans. All of these styles of costume continue the weird and quirky star image of the band. However, their choices of costume could also be seen as modern and up to date so that they can relate to their target audience and help to draw them in.