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The document discusses creating a mood board of female artists to develop a fictional character that counters stereotypes. It aims to apply Richard Dyer's Star Theory to create a memorable persona. For example, the character Harley Quinn from Suicide Squad confidently strips her clothing in front of others not to be seductive but due to child-like behavior of doing what she wants. Eccentric behaviors from these artists can help the fictional character stand out and be easily remembered by audiences.
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1) The document is an audience questionnaire for a media studies class that asks students about their favorite music videos and what attracts them to music videos.
2) It then provides the respondent's ideas for a narrative for the music video for the song "Faded" by Alan Walker, which is inspired by the Japanese animation "Kimi No Nawa" and involves a girl and boy exchanging bodies and trying to find each other after the exchanges stop.
3) The respondent is asking for feedback on their proposed narrative and ideas to improve it, as well as any location or prop suggestions for the music video.
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The document discusses the results of a questionnaire about features that appeal in music videos. It finds that song and high definition quality were the most impactful features, with 9 votes each. The conclusion is that the creator should focus on these features by choosing a popular song, upgrading their PC for 1080p rendering, and using a high-quality camera. Effects, transitions, and color correction received 7 votes and were the second most appealing feature. The creator plans to include varied shots and effects, and use a cold blue color filter to symbolize loss. Most respondents rated the narrative above 4. The conclusion recommends further improving the narrative based on feedback.
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- 1. MOOD BOARD
- 2. Why did I chose these artists? As for my fictional character, I gained the idea of counter stereotype personality through her hair style. Women are often perceived in pink clothing, long stylish hair, feminine personality and such. However, I want to fully apply Richard Dyer’s Star Theory so I created a mood board of female artists with unique personalities. An example is Harley Quinn from the movie: Suicide Squad. Most girls tend to go to a room in order to change clothes however, Harley, on the other hand, confidently strip her clothing in front of people. You might say that she is no different from being seductive but she did not strip intentionally or for the purpose of ‘being looked at’. It is more of a child-like behaviour where she follows what she wants to do (seen in the second picture). Great for Star Persona as they will ‘stands out’ due to the eccentric behaviour. To have an identity, they should be easily remembered or create brand awareness to their audience.