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Major record labels
Major record labels control production, distribution, and promotion of music and videos. They sign emerging artists and develop their image and sound. Record labels often require changes to artists' content and image to broaden appeal and increase radio play, sales, and profits. Major record labels include Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and EMI. Record labels own smaller subsidiary labels that focus on particular genres. Mixtapes feature unsigned artists rapping over other artists' beats to attract labels, while albums from signed artists have higher production value and commercial promotion through labels.
Magazine advert drafts1
The magazine advert promotes an upcoming hip-hop album. It features the artist MC REAL in front of an estate to represent the origins of hip-hop in urban areas. Graphic design elements like fonts, colors, and textures are used to make the dull background and information pop out attract audiences. The advert highlights the artist's name, album title, release date, and guest appearances to promote the hip-hop genre of the album. Major retailer logos also advertise where people can purchase and download the album.
Physics of Hollow Earth
The document discusses theories about the interior structure of the Earth, including the hollow Earth theory. It notes that while most models assume a solid iron core, evidence like excess heat production on Earth and anomalies in gravity measurements cast doubt on this. The document explores historical concepts of the hollow Earth from Halley and Euler, and suggests there may be inner shells, atmospheres and a possible inner sun.
2017 Digital Yearbook
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Popular culture
Theodor Adorno was a Marxist philosopher who wrote about popular music in the mid-20th century. He believed that popular music was not "true art" like opera, and that it was created by music companies to manipulate and fool the lower classes into passively consuming meaningless music without questioning it, while giving them false hopes and replacing their real needs. Other theorists since have argued that Adorno's view was too pessimistic and dismissed the audiences' ability to actively engage with popular music.
Goodwins Theory, Various artists
This document provides a summary and analysis of two music videos: "Hate It or Love It" by The Game and 50 Cent, and "Bring Me to Life" by Evanescence. For the hip hop video, it discusses the visual references to the artists' backgrounds and lifestyles, as well as the relationship between the lyrics and visuals. For the rock video, it analyzes the dark atmosphere, relationship between lyrics and visuals, and how the visuals create gloomy and depressing mood that matches the heavy music.
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Major record labels
Major record labels control production, distribution, and promotion of music and videos. They sign emerging artists and develop their image and sound. Record labels often require changes to artists' content and image to broaden appeal and increase radio play, sales, and profits. Major record labels include Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and EMI. Record labels own smaller subsidiary labels that focus on particular genres. Mixtapes feature unsigned artists rapping over other artists' beats to attract labels, while albums from signed artists have higher production value and commercial promotion through labels.
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The magazine advert promotes an upcoming hip-hop album. It features the artist MC REAL in front of an estate to represent the origins of hip-hop in urban areas. Graphic design elements like fonts, colors, and textures are used to make the dull background and information pop out attract audiences. The advert highlights the artist's name, album title, release date, and guest appearances to promote the hip-hop genre of the album. Major retailer logos also advertise where people can purchase and download the album.
Physics of Hollow Earth
The document discusses theories about the interior structure of the Earth, including the hollow Earth theory. It notes that while most models assume a solid iron core, evidence like excess heat production on Earth and anomalies in gravity measurements cast doubt on this. The document explores historical concepts of the hollow Earth from Halley and Euler, and suggests there may be inner shells, atmospheres and a possible inner sun.
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Popular culture
Theodor Adorno was a Marxist philosopher who wrote about popular music in the mid-20th century. He believed that popular music was not "true art" like opera, and that it was created by music companies to manipulate and fool the lower classes into passively consuming meaningless music without questioning it, while giving them false hopes and replacing their real needs. Other theorists since have argued that Adorno's view was too pessimistic and dismissed the audiences' ability to actively engage with popular music.
Goodwins Theory, Various artists
This document provides a summary and analysis of two music videos: "Hate It or Love It" by The Game and 50 Cent, and "Bring Me to Life" by Evanescence. For the hip hop video, it discusses the visual references to the artists' backgrounds and lifestyles, as well as the relationship between the lyrics and visuals. For the rock video, it analyzes the dark atmosphere, relationship between lyrics and visuals, and how the visuals create gloomy and depressing mood that matches the heavy music.
Goodwin theory - drake
Drake's music video is a hybrid of hip-hop and R&B that uses common characteristics of both genres like urban fashion and jewelry. The lyrics describe sexual feelings for a woman and this is reflected visually through erotic depictions of women working out. The slow tempo of the music and cutting rate during verses matches the narrative focus on female movement. There are intertextual references to Drake as an artist through uniforms with his name and cameo appearances by other artists that help promote Drake further.
Magazine advert drafts
The magazine advert promotes an upcoming hip-hop album. It features the artist MC REAL in front of an estate to represent where hip-hop originated. The background and artist are edited to stand out against the dull sky. Information about the album name, release date, and guest artists is displayed on and around the artist's body in different fonts and graphic styles to draw attention. The advert also shows where the album can be purchased through logos of music retailers.
History of music videos
Music videos date back to the earliest days of sound film and were used to promote artists and songs. Early examples included Disney animated shorts set to songs and "Soundies" - 1-song films played on visual jukeboxes. The Beatles helped establish the modern music video format with films like "A Hard Day's Night" in 1964. MTV launched in 1981 and greatly increased the popularity and marketing power of music videos by playing them 24/7. Michael Jackson, Madonna, and Duran Duran achieved success through innovative, high-budget videos in the 1980s MTV era. Today, music videos are central to artist promotion and can be viewed on various platforms like YouTube, helping new artists find audiences online.
Video shoot schedule
This document provides a schedule for shooting a music video over two days. It includes 26 shots to be filmed at various locations in Enfield, London. Each entry details the date, time, location, description of the scene, costumes, props, and personnel required. The shots include scenes of artists rapping and dancing, as well as establishing shots of neighborhoods and houses. The schedule aims to showcase the artists' success, style, and background through a variety of shots that feature jewelry, money, and designer clothing. Anthony Williams will direct and film the shoot, with support from a production crew and talent.
Risk assessment form
This risk assessment form is for an MC Real music video shoot taking place on May 1, 2010. It identifies 30 potential hazards and assesses the possibility and likelihood of each risk occurring. Hazards include derelict buildings, fatigue from long hours, hazardous substances, glass/wood materials, night operation, noise pollution, and special effects. For each hazard, the risk factor is determined and appropriate actions are identified such as lowering music volume to reduce noise pollution risk and smoking away from others. The form was completed and signed by the director and producer.
Final design brief
This design brief outlines plans for MC Real's upcoming album "Real Hip-Hop". The goals are to inspire youth positively, bring different cultures together through lyrics, and appeal to a wide audience. The album must prominently feature MC Real's image to promote him as a solo artist.
The target audience is 80% male CDE listeners and 20% female DE listeners. The tone is described as "Real Hip-Hop" through its poetic gangsta rap style combining detailed narratives and self-analysis.
The aim is for the album to be groundbreaking and potentially surpass famous artists to reach a wide music audience, not just rap fans. MC Real is a new artist and the design needs to stand out
History of drake full presention
Drake's early music videos focused on voyeurism of scantily clad women to appeal to male audiences. However, his video for "Over" showed his maturation as an artist. It told a story through CGI effects and shots of Drake reflecting without relying on naked women. This established Drake's confidence and rebellious nature while addressing his struggle with fame. The close-ups promoted Drake's album by keeping the focus on him rather than distracting backgrounds.
My album cover
The document discusses lighting techniques, iconography, camera shots, and locations that could be used for a hip hop album cover. It recommends using high-key lighting in a close-up shot of the artist to clearly show facial features and create a connection with audiences. Common hip hop album cover iconography like chains and cars are mentioned. A close-up of the artist with a transparent background showing where they grew up is suggested to appeal to target audiences. Three potential album cover concepts are outlined showing the artist in a studio, outside estates, or by a graffiti wall.
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Goodwin theory - drake
Drake's music video is a hybrid of hip-hop and R&B that uses common characteristics of both genres like urban fashion and jewelry. The lyrics describe sexual feelings for a woman and this is reflected visually through erotic depictions of women working out. The slow tempo of the music and cutting rate during verses matches the narrative focus on female movement. There are intertextual references to Drake as an artist through uniforms with his name and cameo appearances by other artists that help promote Drake further.
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The magazine advert promotes an upcoming hip-hop album. It features the artist MC REAL in front of an estate to represent where hip-hop originated. The background and artist are edited to stand out against the dull sky. Information about the album name, release date, and guest artists is displayed on and around the artist's body in different fonts and graphic styles to draw attention. The advert also shows where the album can be purchased through logos of music retailers.
History of music videos
Music videos date back to the earliest days of sound film and were used to promote artists and songs. Early examples included Disney animated shorts set to songs and "Soundies" - 1-song films played on visual jukeboxes. The Beatles helped establish the modern music video format with films like "A Hard Day's Night" in 1964. MTV launched in 1981 and greatly increased the popularity and marketing power of music videos by playing them 24/7. Michael Jackson, Madonna, and Duran Duran achieved success through innovative, high-budget videos in the 1980s MTV era. Today, music videos are central to artist promotion and can be viewed on various platforms like YouTube, helping new artists find audiences online.
Video shoot schedule
This document provides a schedule for shooting a music video over two days. It includes 26 shots to be filmed at various locations in Enfield, London. Each entry details the date, time, location, description of the scene, costumes, props, and personnel required. The shots include scenes of artists rapping and dancing, as well as establishing shots of neighborhoods and houses. The schedule aims to showcase the artists' success, style, and background through a variety of shots that feature jewelry, money, and designer clothing. Anthony Williams will direct and film the shoot, with support from a production crew and talent.
Risk assessment form
This risk assessment form is for an MC Real music video shoot taking place on May 1, 2010. It identifies 30 potential hazards and assesses the possibility and likelihood of each risk occurring. Hazards include derelict buildings, fatigue from long hours, hazardous substances, glass/wood materials, night operation, noise pollution, and special effects. For each hazard, the risk factor is determined and appropriate actions are identified such as lowering music volume to reduce noise pollution risk and smoking away from others. The form was completed and signed by the director and producer.
Final design brief
This design brief outlines plans for MC Real's upcoming album "Real Hip-Hop". The goals are to inspire youth positively, bring different cultures together through lyrics, and appeal to a wide audience. The album must prominently feature MC Real's image to promote him as a solo artist.
The target audience is 80% male CDE listeners and 20% female DE listeners. The tone is described as "Real Hip-Hop" through its poetic gangsta rap style combining detailed narratives and self-analysis.
The aim is for the album to be groundbreaking and potentially surpass famous artists to reach a wide music audience, not just rap fans. MC Real is a new artist and the design needs to stand out
History of drake full presention
Drake's early music videos focused on voyeurism of scantily clad women to appeal to male audiences. However, his video for "Over" showed his maturation as an artist. It told a story through CGI effects and shots of Drake reflecting without relying on naked women. This established Drake's confidence and rebellious nature while addressing his struggle with fame. The close-ups promoted Drake's album by keeping the focus on him rather than distracting backgrounds.
My album cover
The document discusses lighting techniques, iconography, camera shots, and locations that could be used for a hip hop album cover. It recommends using high-key lighting in a close-up shot of the artist to clearly show facial features and create a connection with audiences. Common hip hop album cover iconography like chains and cars are mentioned. A close-up of the artist with a transparent background showing where they grew up is suggested to appeal to target audiences. Three potential album cover concepts are outlined showing the artist in a studio, outside estates, or by a graffiti wall.