The document discusses the student's music video project for a class. It describes how the student followed conventions of romantic ballads in their video, such as showing a young couple enjoying their love despite obstacles. The student used inspiration from other songs but also included original ideas. They faced challenges with shooting on a limited budget and schedule. The student discusses their use of software, hardware, and online platforms to produce, edit, and promote their music video.
The document discusses the creative process behind the student's music video coursework project. It explores how the video engages with conventions of the genre, represents social groups, and develops a sense of branding. The student aimed to target teenage and young adult audiences with a romantic ballad narrative. Distribution would focus on social media platforms to build an audience. The production integrated video editing software, camera equipment, computers, and online platforms like Tumblr, Vimeo, and Slideshare to develop, process, and share the work.
The document provides an analysis of a student's music video project. It discusses the key elements included in the video such as close-ups of the artist, relationships between lyrics/music and visuals, and editing to match the music's tempo. Feedback from audiences on YouTube and surveys praised the editing but suggested adding more action shots and speeding up slow parts. The student learned new skills in researching techniques, filming, and editing with software like Adobe Premiere.
The document summarizes the process of creating an animated music video for an anti-folk song. Key details include:
- The student created still images in Photoshop and animated GIFs to illustrate lyrics, as using real people was not possible.
- Final Cut Pro was used to assemble the stills and GIFs into a 2 minute and 24 second music video with no transitions between clips.
- Research online involved looking at other music videos for conventions, as well as using Wikipedia to learn about the anti-folk genre.
The document provides ideas and inspiration for a music video project. It discusses three existing music videos that provide inspiration for different elements to include. The first is a transformation video showing a character getting ready. The second uses bright colors and costumes to depict characters as dolls in a dollhouse. The third shows the artist with energy and different colorful outfits while singing and dancing. The document also includes the student's intentions for their own video, which is to look professional while showing a model getting ready and having fun at a photoshoot. Equipment, location, and outfit ideas are presented to bring the vision to life.
The document provides guidance for stage 2 of a research and experiments project. It discusses researching potential production techniques and analyzing at least 3 related music videos or products. The document instructs the student to collect clips, images, guides, and get feedback from potential audiences. It also advises assessing whether techniques can be used or employed for the student's intentions and production.
The document then provides an analysis of 3 music video products. The first is analyzed to understand the artist's typical storylines and productions. The second is chosen for its illustrative style. Details are provided on shot types, scene changes, and literal interpretations of lyrics. The third video is analyzed for its realistic portrayal of a story through consistent close-up shots.
The document summarizes the process of creating an animated music video as part of a portfolio project. It describes researching anti-folk music and creating still images and GIFs in Photoshop to illustrate song lyrics. Final Cut Pro was used to assemble the images into a 2 minute and 24 second video set to music. Feedback showed that audiences were unfamiliar with the anti-folk genre and assumed the images depicted a country music band. The student learned about the influence of mainstream music genres on perceptions.
The document provides an evaluation of the student's music video project. It discusses the pre-production process, which included researching music video conventions, analyzing songs to develop a narrative, and creating a storyboard. Production involved filming the performer at different locations and capturing various shot types. Challenges included time management and lighting issues. The finished video differed from the original idea due to casting challenges but relates to the target audience. Technical qualities like shot types and use of conventions help convey the drum and bass genre and song's emotions.
The music video uses visual codes to establish its dark, dull setting that reflects the artist's feelings of isolation. Props are used to portray the artist as an established performer preparing for a concert. While the song plays over the silent video, its isolation reinforces the theme of being alone.
The document discusses the creative process behind the student's music video coursework project. It explores how the video engages with conventions of the genre, represents social groups, and develops a sense of branding. The student aimed to target teenage and young adult audiences with a romantic ballad narrative. Distribution would focus on social media platforms to build an audience. The production integrated video editing software, camera equipment, computers, and online platforms like Tumblr, Vimeo, and Slideshare to develop, process, and share the work.
The document provides an analysis of a student's music video project. It discusses the key elements included in the video such as close-ups of the artist, relationships between lyrics/music and visuals, and editing to match the music's tempo. Feedback from audiences on YouTube and surveys praised the editing but suggested adding more action shots and speeding up slow parts. The student learned new skills in researching techniques, filming, and editing with software like Adobe Premiere.
The document summarizes the process of creating an animated music video for an anti-folk song. Key details include:
- The student created still images in Photoshop and animated GIFs to illustrate lyrics, as using real people was not possible.
- Final Cut Pro was used to assemble the stills and GIFs into a 2 minute and 24 second music video with no transitions between clips.
- Research online involved looking at other music videos for conventions, as well as using Wikipedia to learn about the anti-folk genre.
The document provides ideas and inspiration for a music video project. It discusses three existing music videos that provide inspiration for different elements to include. The first is a transformation video showing a character getting ready. The second uses bright colors and costumes to depict characters as dolls in a dollhouse. The third shows the artist with energy and different colorful outfits while singing and dancing. The document also includes the student's intentions for their own video, which is to look professional while showing a model getting ready and having fun at a photoshoot. Equipment, location, and outfit ideas are presented to bring the vision to life.
The document provides guidance for stage 2 of a research and experiments project. It discusses researching potential production techniques and analyzing at least 3 related music videos or products. The document instructs the student to collect clips, images, guides, and get feedback from potential audiences. It also advises assessing whether techniques can be used or employed for the student's intentions and production.
The document then provides an analysis of 3 music video products. The first is analyzed to understand the artist's typical storylines and productions. The second is chosen for its illustrative style. Details are provided on shot types, scene changes, and literal interpretations of lyrics. The third video is analyzed for its realistic portrayal of a story through consistent close-up shots.
The document summarizes the process of creating an animated music video as part of a portfolio project. It describes researching anti-folk music and creating still images and GIFs in Photoshop to illustrate song lyrics. Final Cut Pro was used to assemble the images into a 2 minute and 24 second video set to music. Feedback showed that audiences were unfamiliar with the anti-folk genre and assumed the images depicted a country music band. The student learned about the influence of mainstream music genres on perceptions.
The document provides an evaluation of the student's music video project. It discusses the pre-production process, which included researching music video conventions, analyzing songs to develop a narrative, and creating a storyboard. Production involved filming the performer at different locations and capturing various shot types. Challenges included time management and lighting issues. The finished video differed from the original idea due to casting challenges but relates to the target audience. Technical qualities like shot types and use of conventions help convey the drum and bass genre and song's emotions.
The music video uses visual codes to establish its dark, dull setting that reflects the artist's feelings of isolation. Props are used to portray the artist as an established performer preparing for a concert. While the song plays over the silent video, its isolation reinforces the theme of being alone.
This document summarizes the influences and creative process behind a student's media studies project where they created a music video along with supplementary materials.
The student researched existing music videos to understand conventions and find elements they wanted to incorporate into their own video. They analyzed videos for camera techniques, storytelling elements, and shots that conveyed emotion well. They also looked at album artwork, CD designs, and advertisements to understand how to design complementary ancillary products. Consistency in color scheme and themes across all pieces was important. The music video and supplementary materials were meant to represent the complexity of relationships and showcase both positive and negative emotions.
The document discusses the process of creating a music video for a class project. It explores the research done into conventions of different music video genres. Key conventions experimented with include using a narrative story, lip syncing performances, rewind techniques, and slow motion. Feedback was gathered through a questionnaire to evaluate how well conventions were developed and genres were represented. While many conventions were successfully challenged and developed, some elements could have been clearer or more cohesive between the music video and ancillary materials created.
The document discusses the influences and creative decisions behind a student's music video and accompanying digipak. For the music video, the student took inspiration from other music videos in terms of shots that portrayed themes of loneliness, isolation, and hope. Dull colors were used to represent depression while brighter colors showed hope. The digipak continued these themes through its images, font, and coloring. Locations like the woods and recording studio were chosen to fit the video's theme of being overwhelmed. The digipak was designed to look like a real album through elements like track listings and production company logos.
The student produced a music video that conformed to conventions of real music videos by researching popular music videos and incorporating elements like telling a story through different character perspectives, syncing shots to the beat of the music, and having a direct link between the narrative and song meaning. Feedback on drafts was positive and noted the clear storytelling and exciting sequencing. Various media technologies were used in the research, planning, production, and evaluation stages.
2) How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?s0016890
The student created a music video and ancillary texts about body image issues faced by young girls. The music video tells the story of a vulnerable girl named Mirneva who feels fat and ugly and goes running excessively. The ancillary texts show Mirneva as a strong woman to reassure girls that their self-image will improve. Continuity was maintained between products by using the same images from the music video shoot. Editing techniques like lowered brightness and a blue tint were used in the music video to emphasize Mirneva's sadness, and contrast was created between the mostly negative video and positive ancillary texts. The student believes their work effectively addresses important issues for their target audience.
2) How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?s0016890
The student created a music video and ancillary texts about body image issues faced by young girls. The music video tells the story of a vulnerable girl named Mirneva who feels fat and ugly and goes running excessively. The ancillary texts show Mirneva as a strong woman to reassure girls that their self-image will improve. Continuity was maintained between products by using the same images from the music video shoot. Editing techniques like lowered brightness and a blue tint were used in the music video to emphasize Mirneva's sadness, and contrast was created between the mostly negative video and positive ancillary texts. The student believes their work effectively addresses important issues for their target audience.
The document discusses the influences and references for a student's media production project. It describes how the student researched existing music videos, albums, and digipaks to help inform the conventions and stylistic elements used in their own music video, album artwork, and digipak. Key influences discussed include music videos by Sam Smith, Adele, and Dua Lipa for conventions around storytelling and emotion. Album artwork by Demi Lovato and Adele provided inspiration for direct eye contact, positioning of the subject, and layout of information. Conventions from different sources were both directly adapted and challenged to create an original final product.
Here are the key ways I used new media technologies in the construction and research, planning and evaluation stages of my project:
Construction:
- Used a Sony Handycam to film all footage for the music video. The camera allowed me to capture high quality video.
Research:
- Researched existing music videos online to understand conventions of the genre. This helped inform my creative choices.
- Analyzed music videos on YouTube to break down techniques used.
Planning:
- Created storyboards digitally using an app to plan shots and scenes. This helped with organization.
Evaluation:
- Created an online survey using Google Forms to gather audience feedback. This provided valuable insights.
- Used
The student used new media technologies throughout their music video project. They used a blog to organize research, YouTube to find inspiration, and Jamendo to find a song. Photoshop was used to cut out animation elements. Footage was filmed with a DV camcorder and green screen footage was composited in After Effects. Final Cut Pro was used to edit the video together, combining animation and footage. Feedback from surveys and comments was positive, praising the narrative and unique style, especially the animation. Some suggested minor timing adjustments.
Q1. Forms and conventions of real media productsKatie Walshaw
The document discusses the research done for a music product which included looking at conventions of music videos, album covers, and websites. The researcher analyzed different styles of music videos including performance, narrative, and abstract. They decided to use a combination of performance and narrative styles for their alternative rock song. They also looked at theories about common elements in music videos and ensured their video incorporated genre conventions like deeper meanings and closely following the song lyrics. A consistent brand identity was created across the video, album artwork, and website using shared colors, fonts, and motifs.
The music video uses conventions of alternative pop and trap pop genres like props, artistic editing, close-ups, and portraying the artist in a sexual manner. It represents depressed young people struggling with love and sexual desires, depicting unhealthy behaviors like underage smoking. The branding maintains consistency across the website, digipak, and video through a color scheme of black, white, and pink, prominent imagery of the artist, and complementing elements like roses, candles, and cigarettes. The video aims to engage audiences, especially young girls, through its emotional narrative and sexual appeal.
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.
The first video analyzes a music video by Mac Miller that uses various camera lenses, montage editing, and locations that fit the artist's style. The editing matches the fast tempo of the song with techniques like jump cuts.
The second video is a music video by Justin Timberlake that uses a blue screen effect and credits at the beginning to look more professional. It has long takes edited to look like shorter shots and uses in/out motions and zooms.
The third analyzed video is of The Pretty Reckless song "Zombie." It uses a female actress to portray the song's narrative and effective camerawork with focused and unfocused shots. It has a strong narrative and editing that enhances the
The document discusses the production of a music video. It describes how the video uses conventions like narrative style and linking the visuals to song lyrics. Flashbacks are used to show memories and represent lyrics about not wanting to be with someone anymore. Feedback was received through surveys which suggested using different editing techniques, locations, and original photos for promotional materials. Overall the project helped the student learn more about planning, research, and using feedback to improve future work.
The document discusses how the author's music video uses, challenges, and develops conventions of real media products. It examines how the author took inspiration from narrative music videos like Rudimental's "Waiting All Night" video in deciding to tell a story. The author analyzed elements like setting, costumes, editing, and transitions in their video and how they conformed to or developed conventions seen in other drum and bass music videos. Feedback from peers noted the editing could have been faster in one section to better match the upbeat pace of the song.
- The document provides guidance and templates for a music video assignment, including sections to fill out for idea generation, research, and pre-production.
- It summarizes several music videos that are being used for inspiration, including techniques like dance scenes, fast editing, close-ups, and abstract imagery.
- The final ideas selected are the song "If You Do" by GOT7 for the track and a black-and-white music video to match the sad tone of the song.
The document discusses a music video the author created. It uses conventions like linking the video's visuals and narrative to the song's lyrics. Black and white footage represents memories while color footage shows the present. Feedback was positive but suggested using more locations and editing techniques. The DVD case, poster, and video maintain a consistent style to clearly represent the artist. Overall the project helped the author progress in using media equipment and resources, but they would have benefited from more planning and test footage for their next project.
The music video represents an indie rock artist struggling through life. In the beginning, the main character is always seen with his guitar and has a rough past. Throughout the video, his difficult life and desire to leave for New York are shown. Though the narrative changed from the original idea, it was altered to better fit the indie rock genre. The low-budget, casual locations around the filmmaker's home were chosen to match the theme. The character's outfit and guitar were kept consistent to portray one day and avoid continuity issues. Overall, the video aimed to balance performance with narrative to tell the story and relate to the song's lyrics, though more narrative could have been included.
This document reflects on a teaching portfolio and asks questions about demonstrating competence or growth in target areas, identifying needs for future growth, other learning results, how teaching practice may change, what was learned about students, how students grew as a result of the project, how the learning can be applied to students, and how it can be shared with colleagues.
The document discusses using portfolios to help students reflect on their own learning and growth over time. It describes the portfolio process, which includes collection, selection, reflection, and presentation. Portfolios can be used to showcase student work and accomplishments, provide evidence of learning, and be used as an assessment tool. Benefits include helping students see their personal growth, set learning goals, take ownership of their work, and engage in self-reflection. Examples provided include rubrics, reflections on skills and projects, and electronic or concrete portfolio formats. The document also discusses implementing language-focused portfolios for AP Spanish students to curate evidence of growing language skills and get feedback.
Creative critical reflection for a2 advanced portfolioMuslim Abbas
The document summarizes a music video titled "FAN" created by the author. The video is in the teen pop genre and features an actor dancing at various outdoor locations. It aims to convey the feelings of what a fan experiences for their idol. While conforming to conventions like upbeat music and dance, it also challenges conventions by not using animation. The author discusses distributing the video through T-Series and social media to promote it.
This document summarizes the influences and creative process behind a student's media studies project where they created a music video along with supplementary materials.
The student researched existing music videos to understand conventions and find elements they wanted to incorporate into their own video. They analyzed videos for camera techniques, storytelling elements, and shots that conveyed emotion well. They also looked at album artwork, CD designs, and advertisements to understand how to design complementary ancillary products. Consistency in color scheme and themes across all pieces was important. The music video and supplementary materials were meant to represent the complexity of relationships and showcase both positive and negative emotions.
The document discusses the process of creating a music video for a class project. It explores the research done into conventions of different music video genres. Key conventions experimented with include using a narrative story, lip syncing performances, rewind techniques, and slow motion. Feedback was gathered through a questionnaire to evaluate how well conventions were developed and genres were represented. While many conventions were successfully challenged and developed, some elements could have been clearer or more cohesive between the music video and ancillary materials created.
The document discusses the influences and creative decisions behind a student's music video and accompanying digipak. For the music video, the student took inspiration from other music videos in terms of shots that portrayed themes of loneliness, isolation, and hope. Dull colors were used to represent depression while brighter colors showed hope. The digipak continued these themes through its images, font, and coloring. Locations like the woods and recording studio were chosen to fit the video's theme of being overwhelmed. The digipak was designed to look like a real album through elements like track listings and production company logos.
The student produced a music video that conformed to conventions of real music videos by researching popular music videos and incorporating elements like telling a story through different character perspectives, syncing shots to the beat of the music, and having a direct link between the narrative and song meaning. Feedback on drafts was positive and noted the clear storytelling and exciting sequencing. Various media technologies were used in the research, planning, production, and evaluation stages.
2) How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?s0016890
The student created a music video and ancillary texts about body image issues faced by young girls. The music video tells the story of a vulnerable girl named Mirneva who feels fat and ugly and goes running excessively. The ancillary texts show Mirneva as a strong woman to reassure girls that their self-image will improve. Continuity was maintained between products by using the same images from the music video shoot. Editing techniques like lowered brightness and a blue tint were used in the music video to emphasize Mirneva's sadness, and contrast was created between the mostly negative video and positive ancillary texts. The student believes their work effectively addresses important issues for their target audience.
2) How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?s0016890
The student created a music video and ancillary texts about body image issues faced by young girls. The music video tells the story of a vulnerable girl named Mirneva who feels fat and ugly and goes running excessively. The ancillary texts show Mirneva as a strong woman to reassure girls that their self-image will improve. Continuity was maintained between products by using the same images from the music video shoot. Editing techniques like lowered brightness and a blue tint were used in the music video to emphasize Mirneva's sadness, and contrast was created between the mostly negative video and positive ancillary texts. The student believes their work effectively addresses important issues for their target audience.
The document discusses the influences and references for a student's media production project. It describes how the student researched existing music videos, albums, and digipaks to help inform the conventions and stylistic elements used in their own music video, album artwork, and digipak. Key influences discussed include music videos by Sam Smith, Adele, and Dua Lipa for conventions around storytelling and emotion. Album artwork by Demi Lovato and Adele provided inspiration for direct eye contact, positioning of the subject, and layout of information. Conventions from different sources were both directly adapted and challenged to create an original final product.
Here are the key ways I used new media technologies in the construction and research, planning and evaluation stages of my project:
Construction:
- Used a Sony Handycam to film all footage for the music video. The camera allowed me to capture high quality video.
Research:
- Researched existing music videos online to understand conventions of the genre. This helped inform my creative choices.
- Analyzed music videos on YouTube to break down techniques used.
Planning:
- Created storyboards digitally using an app to plan shots and scenes. This helped with organization.
Evaluation:
- Created an online survey using Google Forms to gather audience feedback. This provided valuable insights.
- Used
The student used new media technologies throughout their music video project. They used a blog to organize research, YouTube to find inspiration, and Jamendo to find a song. Photoshop was used to cut out animation elements. Footage was filmed with a DV camcorder and green screen footage was composited in After Effects. Final Cut Pro was used to edit the video together, combining animation and footage. Feedback from surveys and comments was positive, praising the narrative and unique style, especially the animation. Some suggested minor timing adjustments.
Q1. Forms and conventions of real media productsKatie Walshaw
The document discusses the research done for a music product which included looking at conventions of music videos, album covers, and websites. The researcher analyzed different styles of music videos including performance, narrative, and abstract. They decided to use a combination of performance and narrative styles for their alternative rock song. They also looked at theories about common elements in music videos and ensured their video incorporated genre conventions like deeper meanings and closely following the song lyrics. A consistent brand identity was created across the video, album artwork, and website using shared colors, fonts, and motifs.
The music video uses conventions of alternative pop and trap pop genres like props, artistic editing, close-ups, and portraying the artist in a sexual manner. It represents depressed young people struggling with love and sexual desires, depicting unhealthy behaviors like underage smoking. The branding maintains consistency across the website, digipak, and video through a color scheme of black, white, and pink, prominent imagery of the artist, and complementing elements like roses, candles, and cigarettes. The video aims to engage audiences, especially young girls, through its emotional narrative and sexual appeal.
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.
The first video analyzes a music video by Mac Miller that uses various camera lenses, montage editing, and locations that fit the artist's style. The editing matches the fast tempo of the song with techniques like jump cuts.
The second video is a music video by Justin Timberlake that uses a blue screen effect and credits at the beginning to look more professional. It has long takes edited to look like shorter shots and uses in/out motions and zooms.
The third analyzed video is of The Pretty Reckless song "Zombie." It uses a female actress to portray the song's narrative and effective camerawork with focused and unfocused shots. It has a strong narrative and editing that enhances the
The document discusses the production of a music video. It describes how the video uses conventions like narrative style and linking the visuals to song lyrics. Flashbacks are used to show memories and represent lyrics about not wanting to be with someone anymore. Feedback was received through surveys which suggested using different editing techniques, locations, and original photos for promotional materials. Overall the project helped the student learn more about planning, research, and using feedback to improve future work.
The document discusses how the author's music video uses, challenges, and develops conventions of real media products. It examines how the author took inspiration from narrative music videos like Rudimental's "Waiting All Night" video in deciding to tell a story. The author analyzed elements like setting, costumes, editing, and transitions in their video and how they conformed to or developed conventions seen in other drum and bass music videos. Feedback from peers noted the editing could have been faster in one section to better match the upbeat pace of the song.
- The document provides guidance and templates for a music video assignment, including sections to fill out for idea generation, research, and pre-production.
- It summarizes several music videos that are being used for inspiration, including techniques like dance scenes, fast editing, close-ups, and abstract imagery.
- The final ideas selected are the song "If You Do" by GOT7 for the track and a black-and-white music video to match the sad tone of the song.
The document discusses a music video the author created. It uses conventions like linking the video's visuals and narrative to the song's lyrics. Black and white footage represents memories while color footage shows the present. Feedback was positive but suggested using more locations and editing techniques. The DVD case, poster, and video maintain a consistent style to clearly represent the artist. Overall the project helped the author progress in using media equipment and resources, but they would have benefited from more planning and test footage for their next project.
The music video represents an indie rock artist struggling through life. In the beginning, the main character is always seen with his guitar and has a rough past. Throughout the video, his difficult life and desire to leave for New York are shown. Though the narrative changed from the original idea, it was altered to better fit the indie rock genre. The low-budget, casual locations around the filmmaker's home were chosen to match the theme. The character's outfit and guitar were kept consistent to portray one day and avoid continuity issues. Overall, the video aimed to balance performance with narrative to tell the story and relate to the song's lyrics, though more narrative could have been included.
This document reflects on a teaching portfolio and asks questions about demonstrating competence or growth in target areas, identifying needs for future growth, other learning results, how teaching practice may change, what was learned about students, how students grew as a result of the project, how the learning can be applied to students, and how it can be shared with colleagues.
The document discusses using portfolios to help students reflect on their own learning and growth over time. It describes the portfolio process, which includes collection, selection, reflection, and presentation. Portfolios can be used to showcase student work and accomplishments, provide evidence of learning, and be used as an assessment tool. Benefits include helping students see their personal growth, set learning goals, take ownership of their work, and engage in self-reflection. Examples provided include rubrics, reflections on skills and projects, and electronic or concrete portfolio formats. The document also discusses implementing language-focused portfolios for AP Spanish students to curate evidence of growing language skills and get feedback.
Creative critical reflection for a2 advanced portfolioMuslim Abbas
The document summarizes a music video titled "FAN" created by the author. The video is in the teen pop genre and features an actor dancing at various outdoor locations. It aims to convey the feelings of what a fan experiences for their idol. While conforming to conventions like upbeat music and dance, it also challenges conventions by not using animation. The author discusses distributing the video through T-Series and social media to promote it.
This document contains a student's evaluation form for their field study performance in organizing content for meaningful learning. It includes categories for observation/documentation, analysis, reflection, portfolio, and submission. The student will receive a score and rating in each category, which will be totaled for an overall score. The overall score will then be converted to a grade based on a provided transmutation scale. The document also includes the student's tools - an observation sheet where they documented their observation of a resource teacher, an analysis of how the teacher taught the content meaningfully, a reflection on teaching subjects interestingly, and their lesson plan portfolio integrating a value into a cognitive or skill lesson.
The document discusses the principles of learning that were observed being applied in classroom teaching. It provides 9 examples of how the cooperating teacher demonstrated different principles of learning in their classroom instruction and activities. The student observer analyzed how the teacher's application of the principles impacted learning and engaged students. The key principles observed being applied were that learning is cooperative/collaborative and that it is an evolutionary process. The observer agreed that the principles guided effective teaching and learning.
- The document describes a music video and accompanying promotional materials created by the author for a course. It includes the director's notes on the concept and storyline of the music video, an analysis of the designed digipak, and discussions of how conventions were used or challenged in the video. Various technologies like cameras, editing software, and online platforms were integrated into the project.
The document discusses the forms and conventions used in the student's music video project. It examines how the student used, developed, and challenged various conventions. The conventions addressed include editing to the beat, lip syncing, artist performance, multiple settings, special effects, genre conventions, and introducing the track. For most conventions, the student worked within typical practices but also explored ways to develop or challenge some conventions through their creative choices for the project.
The document summarizes how the media producer's music video used, developed, and challenged conventions of real music videos. It discusses how the producer used conventions like editing to the beat, lip syncing, using multiple settings, special effects, and portraying the genre. The producer developed their skills in areas like lip syncing and using effects. Some conventions like parallel editing were challenging to include. Overall, the producer sought to create a professional music video while also experimenting with conventions.
This document discusses conventions used in music videos. It notes that an important convention is showing a connection between the song lyrics and the visuals in the video to help tell a narrative. Common conventions include close-ups of the artist, editing to the beat, and lip-syncing. The genre of indie/pop often uses conventions like lip-syncing, narrative storylines, low-budget locations, and natural makeup/costumes. The presentation will show screenshots from the author's video and explain how they used or challenged various conventions discussed.
The document summarizes the production of a music video for an EDM song. It discusses how the creator researched EDM music video conventions to incorporate themes and styles. While the video did not fully conform to conventions, it showed a unique perspective. Key elements discussed include starting with the lonely lead actor, incorporating locations, costumes, and scenes showing the relationship develop between the actors. Lyrics were also featured to connect to the music and story.
The document summarizes the production of a music video for an EDM song. It discusses how the creator researched EDM music video conventions to incorporate themes and styles. While the video did not fully conform to conventions, it showed uniqueness. The summary highlights key elements of the video like locations, costumes, and lip syncing to connect to the lyrics and story of a lonely man finding love.
The document discusses conventions in music videos and how the author's music video for Lady Gaga's "Till It Happens to You" adheres to and develops conventions. The author researched conventions like shot types, camera angles, editing, and mise-en-scene. They filmed the video using mostly close-ups and a tripod to convey emotion. They also included sexualized makeup and revealing clothing to portray the song's message about exploitation while conforming to industry demands. Overall, the author felt their video adhered to conventions through its use of techniques like performance, editing, and visual elements.
The document provides details about the student's music video project. Some key points:
- The video uses conventions of real music videos like focusing on the artist and having a simple narrative that relates to the song lyrics.
- Feedback was gathered through questionnaires to help improve drafts of the video and ancillary materials like the CD cover.
- Various media technologies were used, including iMovie for editing and Photoshop for designing ancillary materials. Research involved analyzing other music videos online.
The document provides feedback from test audiences on a student's music video project. The student asked their focus group several questions to better understand how to improve the video. They learned that they needed to stabilize shots, add more angles and lighting, clarify the narrative, and refilm some parts. While the overall idea and music were liked, the student gained insight on strengthening editing, shot variety, and making the story more apparent. This feedback helped the student identify areas for improvement and informed changes made in revising and reshooting parts of the video.
The document discusses plans for a music video. It will feature a dancer on a green screen miming along to the song lyrics. Colorful, moving backgrounds will be added digitally in post-production to match the upbeat, positive song. Footage will be filmed with a DSLR camera. Adobe Premiere Pro will be used to edit clips together, and Adobe After Effects will add the background visuals. Proper time management is important to complete shooting and editing to a high standard. A young adult model will be chosen to match the intended young adult audience.
The music video uses forms and conventions of acoustic music videos by featuring many close-up shots of the artist, filming in an isolated location, and not using many cuts between scenes. It challenges conventions by not having a strong narrative and not directly linking the lyrics and visuals. Audience feedback found that people liked the simple location and that it kept their focus on the artist and song. The artist also provided positive feedback on shots used in the video.
The music video uses forms and conventions of acoustic music videos by featuring many close-up shots of the artist, filming in an isolated location, and using minimal cuts. It challenges conventions by not having a strong narrative and not directly linking the lyrics and visuals. Audience feedback found that people liked the simple location and felt it allowed them to focus on the artist and song. The artist also provided positive feedback on shots used in the video.
2) How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?s0016890
The student created a music video and ancillary texts about body image issues faced by young girls. The music video tells the story of a vulnerable girl named Mirneva who feels fat and ugly and goes running excessively. The ancillary texts show Mirneva as a strong woman to reassure girls that their self-image will improve. Continuity was maintained between products by using the same images from the music video shoot. Editing techniques like lowered brightness and a blue tint were used in the music video to emphasize Mirneva's sadness, and contrast was created between the mostly negative video and positive ancillary texts. The student believes their work effectively addresses important issues for their target audience.
The student created a music video and ancillary texts about body image issues faced by young girls. The music video tells the story of a vulnerable girl named Mirneva who feels fat and ugly and goes running excessively. The ancillary texts show Mirneva as a strong woman to reassure girls that their self-image will improve. Continuity was maintained between products by using the same images from the music video shoot. Editing techniques like lowered brightness and a blue tint were used in the music video to emphasize Mirneva's sadness, and brightness increased when a boy appeared to show her mood lifting. The student believes their products effectively address important issues for their target audience.
The document outlines plans for a music video including:
- Focusing the camera on a dancer who will mime along to the lyrics and make eye contact with the audience.
- Using green screen and after effects to create a colorful, moving background that matches the music.
- Choosing a young adult model who can confidently dance to appeal to the target audience of young adults.
- Managing time effectively to allow for filming, editing, and meeting high production standards.
The document summarizes the production of a music video for an EDM song. It discusses how the creator researched EDM music video conventions to incorporate themes and styles. While the video did not fully conform to conventions, it showed unique elements like telling a story line through changes in emotion, color, and location. Key elements discussed include an opening shot of the lonely main actor, lyrics displayed during the chorus, romantic scenes between actors at the beach and in bright sunlight, and an ending shot panning to a drawn love heart in the sand with a bold title.
- The document describes the process of creating a music video and accompanying album cover and magazine advertisement.
- Key elements of the music video include scenes of a man receiving a breakup text, driving in depression, and a closing scene inspired by Bruno Mars.
- The album cover features a blurred shot from the video to represent numbness, and the magazine ad features the same actor, song title, and font as the video.
- Feedback was gathered from social media to evaluate how well the products appealed to and represented the target audience of teenagers and young adults.
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2. How do your
products use or
challenge
conventions and
how do they
represent social
groups or issues?
3. As I have made a music video, I looked out for the conventions that are
there in a music video and tried to get them in my music video as well.
There is always a narrative hidden behind any media text that the
producer/director wants his/her audience to decode. Similarly I also
had my own narrative but the narrative is not constant/ continuous as
my both the actors are seen performing in the whole video differently.
This music video is classified as ‘Ballad’ i.e., a sweet, romantic, slow
song. Mostly the targeted audience for my video is teenagers and young
adults and both my actors are also shown as young teenagers who are
enjoying the sweetness and bitterness of young love, with slow dance
steps that they enjoy doing no matter wherever they are.
As I had it already in my mind that many of my friends and teacher
who like these type of slow romantic songs so I asked the to hear a bit
of my song and tell whether they like it or not, and almost all of them
liked it including my media teacher. So I got more confidant that
majority of young adults would like it too..
4. Just in the start of my music video, I have shown both my main actors
in a room and girl comes in and starts arguing. I have taken both their
close ups to show their expressions. During this conversation the
background music is in the beginning but that is only instrumental, to
show my audience what is the background of the song. This fight is
shown in the past and now the guy is singing this whole song for this
girl.
I have not taken this shot by getting inspired
By some other songs but I lately realized that
A similar/not so similar shot is in many other songs such as a Pakistani
song, ‘12 saal’. That shot is something like this;
5. In my music video I have followed some conventions that are in such
Ballad songs, like for example a Pakistani song ‘Bachana’ sung by Bilal
Khan. This guys also sings in a park type place and singing with a guitar,
even my actor is shown in the beginning of the scene laying down in a
park with his guitar.
(This is an image from the
Song Bachana).
This image is from my video, when the
song starts.
Camera work is very expressive, by showing close ups we can deeply
see the expressions of the actor and can narrate his/her feelings, by
looking at their eyes, smile, laughter, tears, etc..
6. Many other inspirations taken are, ‘Main agar kahoon’ in which the
guy is singing for his lover, just like in my video.
Other than this my inspirations were songs like, ‘O re piya’ …
7. In my video too I have some shots resembling those shots above in
which the girl (leading actress)
is dancing..
The mise-en-scene in these shots show a beautiful weather of day and
night and slight rain as well, which is also a convention of a romantic
ballad.
The scene in which both my actors are holding kittens and adoring
them was my own idea but this also resembles one shot from the movie
‘Jane tu ya jaane na’.
This shot is from my video:
8. In my music video I have used simple camera shots and angles throughout..
In the beginning of my video when the song starts I have shown the guy
laying down in the grass with his eyes closed and then starts singing. The
guys is shown in a close-up but before that during the instrumental music I
have shown some natural scenes of the sky, greenery, birds etc., in a wide
shot which is my establishing shot.
Just like many other singers start their songs with a close up of their face
e.g., Rihanna in the song ‘Love the way you lie’.
This is a close up of the actor in my video.
9. Usually Ballad music revolves around a girl and a boy who are in love with
each other and the main emphasis is on love. Same with my music video, I
have shown majority of the elements of love and followed the conventions
used in romantic ballads.
In my video I have shown both the actors arguing in the first few seconds
and then in the rest of the video I have shown them sharing beautiful time
with each other.
10. Before making my music video, I made a complete storyboard not in the
form of picture, instead I wrote everything in my diary. According to the
lyrics I planned every scene. Some evidence of storyboard is;
Above is the storyboard and this is the
Translation that I did in my rough handwri
-ghting, as my song is in Urdu language so I
Had to translate it in English language.
11. There were so many different ideas that were coming in my
mind and I wanted to put them all in my video but that could
not be done and some scenes were not exactly taken/done the
way I was imagining. This project was one difficult yet an
interesting task for me. We as students definitely face
problems in shooting and editing and same with me. Majority of
the scenes shot are of the park near my house. As I expected
and imagined, I could not go to many different places for
shooting different scenes as I had to even consider my both
actor’s comfort and satisfaction, so I tried to shoot majority
of the scenes in this park. This was hard as there were so
many people around who were continuously looking at us and my
actors were not so comfortable doing some scenes but yet we
somehow managed to shoot despite so many distractions.
12. For me one more thing which was difficult to shoot was the scene in
which I have shown rain, I wanted to shoot this scene in evening time but
other shots took so much time that I had to shoot it at night. I tried to
use a creative shot here in which I took for large Pepsi and 7up bottles
and made holes in them and made both my brothers to sit on the roof and
during the shoot they had to press those bottles and sprinkle the water
on the actors. This scene was one hard task for me because the water
was coming only on one side and not on the girl, so this shot gave me a
hard time.
As can be seen in the picture (middle one) my brothers are sitting on the
roof throwing water.
13. How do the elements of your
production work together to create a
sense of branding?
14. Branding is one the most significant items not only in a music video instead
in all the media products. It is just not only the logo or colour of the
webpage and digipack that refers to branding, there are many other tools
such as, the artist/actor, his journey and experiences..
In my case, I have shown branding as same font and size of the text on
my webpage and digipack. I have used ‘kozuka mincho font’ and kept its size
48 in both these items.
This is the digipack of my music video.
15. This is my digipack (front and back) . The font that I chose to write Manwa
re which is the name of the song is, Kozuka mincho pro. And the size of
this font is 48. the colour scheme that I chose is maroon and that I chose
because it looked more decent and it was matching the boy’s shirt and
gives a good impact. Along with maroon there is Golden colour with some
whitish scheme.
The colour scheme of maroon
was a mixture of:
Cyan (51)
Marganda (78)
Yellow (77)
Black (77)
The names of the other songs that I wrote on the back cover are written
in white and in a small size. And for those even I have used the same font.
The background of the back cover was a still that I took from my music
video and I blurred it so that it does look completely different than the
maroon colour scheme.
16. How do your products engage with
the audiences and how would they be
distributed as real media products?
17. Audiences play an important role because they are the ones who will have
to consume it. So it is essential to include some elements in the media text
in order to engage the audience.
Media product is a text, which is designed to be consumed by an audience.
They rely heavily on audience demand and convenience; therefore, the
requirements of target audience and the availability to the audience should
be effective & efficient for a good response.
My target audience for this music video are teenagers (15 onwards.. )
Love and romance is something everybody understands and enjoys so I
hope that people can feel the joy of love in my video.
As far as distribution is concerned, I would like to distribute my music
video on social media. Internet has become one of the largest platforms
where we can do anything and can get famous through it. There are many
examples of it, like Justin Bieber who from a young age started making
videos and today the world knows him.. I don’t expect to get that famous
but definitely me and my video will be seen and considered by many..
18. I have decided to distribute my music video on
sites like, Facebook, twitter, YouTube,
Dailymotion, Instagram, Vimeo and any other
famous site.
Thousands of people on internet won’t be knowing
me but maybe through internet surfing they come
across my music video and watch it and might like
it. This way if I get a positive response I will be
more encouraged to make more videos.
19. How did you integrate with
technology- software hardware
and online in your music video?
20. SOFTWARE:
The software that I used was videopad video editor. I
always used Microsoft windows Movie maker but this time I
worked on this software and it is a really good software.
Editing has always been one difficult task for me but I
practiced a lot to improve my self by making short videos of
my family and school parties etc. and now it is not that
difficult for me as it was before and this software made me
do my entire editing more easily. For the making of my
digipack, I used adobe cs3, I enjoyed making the covers on it,
it had so many great features.
21. Technologies bring about fundamental shifts in the way we produce,
distribute and consume entertainment media. In my coursework production
I have combined practical digital media production skills with the
sophisticated critical study of media forms. Since digital technology has
been gaining popularity from quite a lot of years, I am already familiar with
some of the technologies; hardware and software and online.
Hardware :
The hardware that I have used in the making of video is my computer,
my Camera (Nikon Coolpix 16.1 megapixel). This camera really helped me a
lot and the best thing about this camera is that it has good a good focus.
I have also used my iPhone to take some. Pictures for the evidence. With
the help of SD cards and USB’s I was able to transfer the video shots and
images to the laptops and computers so they could be compiled and edited.
Tripod helped me in taking some of the still shots in the music video.
22. Online:
Throughout our coursework production, we were expected to show our
process of production. For that matter, I maintained a blog on a popular
online blogging platform ‘Tumblr’. Tumblr has been very cooperative and I
could easily upload all my projects whether school projects or CIE projects
on Tumblr easily.
Apart from this, I used Vimeo and with its help I could easily upload my
music video which can also be accessible to the audience. I also used
slideshare to present my work and it can also be easily viewed by people.