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Genres refer to different types or classes of texts and media platforms that share common themes or conventions. While genres provide structure, Daniel Chandler argues they can be too restrictive by making narratives and endings too predictable. Steve Neal believes genres require both repetition of conventions and some differences to avoid being too predictable and unengaging for audiences. In his music video, the author created diversity by avoiding typical male gazes and focusing on the song's themes of money and fame, which can appeal to all genders, while also including a broken character relating to conventions of failure and depression in pop music genres.
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The music video challenges conventions by using a sad indie-pop song to tell a story about domestic abuse and its impacts. It follows typical music video length and uses only indoor, British locations to represent the lack of freedom and control the main character experiences. Flashbacks and reversing the video add mystery and leave the ending open to interpretation. The album cover is inspired by films like Black Swan that portray psychological impacts, and blends track names with images to be original. The magazine ad follows a popular style to appeal to audiences.
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Theorists
The document discusses several theorists' perspectives on conventions in media and their application to a music video:
- Andrew Goodwin discusses the importance of star personas and using close-ups to sell them to audiences. He also believes visuals should reference other media and link to lyrics.
- Laura Mulvey suggests all women in media are objectified through the "male gaze" and close-ups that gaze along body parts.
- Rick Altman distinguishes semantic elements like lighting and syntax elements like themes that are harder for audiences to recognize without dialogue or clear expressions.
- Robert Stam argues that genre is hard to define and people simply stereotype through media like using outfits to portray "innocent," "bad
Deborah h holdslein media
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Indie pop music videos typically feature low budgets and are filmed in natural settings like studios, cities, and parks. They often tell a narrative story that relates to the song's lyrics through a sequence of images and videos. Performance videos focus on showcasing the artist's talent to promote them and give viewers a sense of their live shows. Narratives may be literal or abstract, using scenes to link to the song. Videos have simple costumes, props, and aesthetics like the artist dressed casually in tops, jackets, and jeans. Filters are frequently used to set a mood and give off feelings and vibes through colors like sepia, monochrome, and purple. Editing and camera angles like close-ups
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The main poster for the documentary "The Latino List" contains 15 pictures each of prominent Latino actors and celebrities. It promotes a documentary directed by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders that shares the personal experiences of celebrities like Pitbull and America Ferrera navigating Latino culture in American society. The plain gray and black color scheme and positioning of larger celebrity pictures in the center aims to attract Latino audiences by featuring individuals they can relate to.
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5) Symbols and imagery are used and recontextualized to challenge expectations around depicting wealth
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This document discusses music video conventions and theories related to analyzing a student's media product. It provides information on common music video conventions like genre, casting, choreography. It also explains relevant theories around representation, the male gaze, intertextuality, and how music videos are used to construct artist personas. The student's music video takes a narrative approach, references Cinderella but subverts expectations, and pays homage to another artist while challenging stereotypes related to ethnicity and gender.
Question 1 b key concepts
The document discusses several key concepts related to analyzing a music video, including genre, narrative, representation, audience, and media language. It examines how the music video genre is defined by performance-based visuals of the artist singing and dancing. A linear narrative structure is described as the most common for clearly conveying the story elements. Representation of the female artist in the video is discussed in relation to theories of gender, with close-up shots presenting her as the "typical whore character." Audience analysis touches on embedding meaning through codes and conventions, as well as interpreting signs depending on individual experience. Media language explains how producers communicate intended meanings to the audience through symbolic and ideological signs.
CCR Question 1
CCR 1, How does your product use or challenge conventions and how does it represent social groups or issues?
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Q1B - GENRE
1. Genre categorizes media texts into groups based on shared codes and conventions that establish their identity. The implied audience and producer can also influence a text's genre.
2. The author produced a music video for their advanced portfolio that draws from the R&B and dance music genres. While music videos constitute their own sub-genre, genre is a fluid concept according to David Buckingham that evolves through challenging conventions.
3. The author's video both supports and challenges conventions of the R&B genre through elements like its use of color and location. This demonstrates how genre can be played with while still reflecting social changes to remain relevant.
Genre theorists
Genre theorists introduce three theories about how music videos convey musical genre to audiences. Daniel Chandler's theory is that genres have defining conventions around elements like costume, lighting and setting. Steve Neale's similar theory is that genres must balance repetition of conventions with some difference to stay engaging. The uses and gratifications theory suggests people watch music videos for reasons like entertainment, education and escapism. Examples are provided that conform to each theory.
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This document discusses film genres, defining genre as sets of patterns that transcend individual films and guide their construction and audience reception. Genres change over time and hybrids emerge. Genres are commonly categorized by setting, theme, mood or format. Producers and distributors use genre to minimize economic risk and promote films, while audiences use genre for pleasure and escapism, having expectations of typical conventions. Pleasure comes from recognizing genre conventions as well as their repetition with differences and innovations. Genre positions audiences and provides reading positions for ideal readers.
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Andre Goodwin outlines five key aspects of an effective music video: 1) cuts and edits that sync with the song's rhythm and pace, 2) a relationship between the song and visuals, 3) a narrative and performance of the song, 4) technical elements like lighting and editing, and 5) establishing the artist's star image. The document provides examples from a music video the author created that illustrate these aspects, such as using lighting to emphasize props that establish the artist's wealth and personality, and quick cuts that engage the audience and follow the beat of the song.
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This document discusses different advertising platforms that can be used to promote artists and their music. It outlines how Instagram, Facebook, Google, and Snapchat ads work and how they can help spread awareness of an artist's music and projects. Instagram ads allow targeting specific audiences and driving traffic to websites with one click. Facebook ads also allow targeting select audiences like other musicians and fans. Google ads can get content on the first page of searches and use pop-ups on related websites. Snapchat ads are engaging but expensive, using full screen videos or sponsored lenses with music snippets to intrigue audiences. Overall, these various ad platforms provide opportunities to efficiently promote artists and their work to wider audiences.
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1) Record labels promote artists through various media platforms like music videos and magazines to maximize sales and attract fans.
2) Artists use radio shows and social media to promote their personality and music to build connections with fans.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to a sample of 20 people to understand the target audience for a new music video, digital album, and website. Key results include that most of the audience enjoys rap music, watches music videos daily or weekly, and prefers videos to be filmed during the day in family-friendly locations. They also prefer for music videos and websites to be on YouTube and feature bright colors. Most of the target audience is between ages 18-21. This information will inform the creative elements and distribution of the new music content.
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The music video pitch proposes filming a video for the song "ATM" by Nyge and Rushy. The plot would show a group of friends hanging out and having fun to match the upbeat atmosphere of the song. Scenes would be filmed in a public place associated with money, like a park or club.
The target audience is ages 16 and older due to some lyrics, with a focus on appealing to middle-to-upper class Black British men who can relate to or aspire to the lyrics about money and fame. Promotion would mainly use social media like Instagram and Snapchat. The album art would use bright colors like green, blue, and white to match the positive vibe of friends spending time together
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Music videos serve to promote and sell songs by making them memorable and entertaining for viewers. There are three main types of music videos: narrative videos which tell a story related to the song's lyrics, performance videos which simply show the artist performing, and concept videos based around a unique idea. Effective music videos use camera shots, themes, symbols, and lighting to reflect the song's genre and engage audiences.
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Todorov's narrative theory suggests all stories follow a five-part structure: equilibrium, disruption, recognition of disruption, attempts to repair disruption, return to equilibrium. This structure is seen in a Friends episode where the equilibrium is visiting a childhood home, disrupted when childhood items are destroyed, leading to attempts to repair the disruption and a return to equilibrium. Propp's character theory includes the hero, villain, donor, princess, and helper archetypes seen in Harry Potter with Harry as the hero and Voldemort the villain. The hypodermic needle theory argues media directly influences passive audiences but has been criticized as outdated given modern research abilities.
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6:个人职称评审加20分
7:个人信誉贷款加10分
8:在国家人才网主办的国家网络招聘大会中纳入资料，供国家高端企业选择人才
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我们所定的价格是非常合理的，而且我们现在做得单子大多数都是代理和回头客户介绍的所以一般现在有新的单子 我给客户的都是第一手的代理价格，因为我想坦诚对待大家 不想跟大家在价格方面浪费时间
对于老客户或者被老客户介绍过来的朋友，我们都会适当给一些优惠。
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- 2. What is genre? ◦ The word ‘genre’ comes from the Latin word ‘kind’ or ‘class’ and it refers to the different types of texts or media platforms, it can also represent different themes and categories within genres such as money in rap. Genres can also mix in media as a film or song may feature conventions of other genres, for example, A film could consist of action and comedy which is common. Some argue that there are genres with no name and It depends on the diversity of society.
- 3. Daniel Chandler ◦ Daniel Chandler suggests that genre is too restricting, this means that genres conventions are too predictable and its limited conventions lead to failure to explore new narratives and versatile endings, For example, actions films conventions usually end with the protagonist winning the battle against the enemy, this is common and although there may be twists and turns during the storyline, it is still predictable.
- 4. Steve Neal ◦ Steve Neal argues that genres are instances of repetition and difference, he also states that difference is essential to genres and repetition doesn’t attract audience members as it is predictable and unengaging. Texts should exhibit conventions of more than one genre to add diversity.
- 5. Conventions ◦ In my music video, I created diversity by not creating the typical male gaze into my music video as I believed this wouldn’t appeal to women of my target audience as they feel as objects when women are displayed in this nature. I strictly stuck to the songs theme of money and fame which can appeal to all genders. I also added a broken character at the beginning of my music video which relates to the pop genre as most conventions are off failure and depression which links to my protagonist in the beginning of my music video.