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The document analyzes the music video for Ed Sheeran's song "Drunk" through analyzing the synchronization between the lyrics and visuals. Specific scenes from the video are described where the lyrics and actions of the artist align. The video is said to portray different genres through the artist's guitar and meaningful lyrics. Close ups of both the artist and other characters are used to show emotions. Overall, the video uses music, lyrics, and everyday scenes mixed with fantasy to depict the artist's experience with love and loss through drinking.
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The music video depicts a man expressing his feelings for a girl through dance and rhyme. It shows his struggles and efforts to get the girl, from singing alone in his home to dancing with her at the end. Various camera techniques like close-ups and changing angles are used. The lighting remains dim throughout to set the mood. The video serves as an example of techniques used in R&B music videos.
Evaluation Q1
The document summarizes a music video created by the author. The music video tells the story of two girls - one representing freedom from addiction through dancing, and the other trapped in addiction in a dark room. Various props and locations are used to represent themes of addiction. The song "Chandelier" by Sia is used, and the video explores themes of partying, alcoholism, and pain through the storytelling and visuals. Conventions from film theory like relationships between music, visuals, and lyrics are applied.
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The document summarizes a music video created by the author. The music video tells the story of two girls - one representing freedom from addiction through dancing, and the other trapped in addiction in a dark room. Various props and locations are used to represent themes of addiction. The song "Chandelier" by Sia is used, and the video explores themes of partying, alcoholism, and pain through the storytelling and visuals. Conventions from film theory like relationships between music, lyrics and visuals are applied.
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The document summarizes a music video created by the author. The music video tells the story of two girls - one representing freedom from addiction through dancing, and the other trapped in addiction in a dark room. Various props and locations are used to represent themes of addiction. The song "Chandelier" by Sia is used, and the video explores themes of partying, alcoholism, and pain through the storytelling and visuals. Conventions from film theory like relationships between music, visuals, and lyrics are applied.
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- 2. The artist sings about being drunk whilst he holds a Here the lyrics “I’m freezing” are sang when cold can of alcohol in his hands. water sprays on his face. When singing “leaving me” the artist picks up his keys and wallet and leaves. The cat in the video mimics the artist and does the same and leaves with him.
- 3. The lyrics “drunk again” are sung when the artist “to feel love” is sang as a “pretty” girl turns round is drinking. and looks at him. When the artist sings about being “drunk again” he When singing “all by myself” he lays on his own on has a party to show this. a bed looking up to the ceiling.
- 5. When the music in the song is upbeat this is when the artist parties. When the music is less upbeat this is when the artist is sitting on his own with his cat.
- 6. Iconography of specific genre
- 7. The genre of Ed Sheeren’s song “Drunk” is Indie folk, hip hop soul, acoustic rock. All these genres are portrayed through the use of his guitar, the music and the meaningful lyrics. Here the music has faded which is where the artist is at his most relaxed throughout the video.
- 8. Iconography of specific artists
- 9. Throughout all of Ed Sheeren's video he wears The majority of Ed Sheeren's songs are about love relaxed clothing. Even in this shot of him in the and in the videos there are girls representing club wear people dress up to go out he is still in what he’s singing about. his relaxed clothing. The artists videos portray everyday life mixed with a fantasy theme e.g.; in this video of Ed Sheeran’s “Drunk” he imagines his cat can talk to him throughout the video. In everyday life many people talk to the their pets and think they understand them. So here he has portrayed what everyone thinks at some point. There Is clear music used and lyrics throughout.
- 10. Voyeurism
- 11. Ed Sheeran’s video is based on losing the girl he was with. Throughout there are flash back used I assume of when they were together. It about love and lose and how he deals with it.
- 12. Close ups
- 13. Close ups of Ed Sheeran are used throughout the Close ups are used also for the girl that is in the video to show his emotions and attitudes through video. This is show her emotions and to show facial expressions. It also promoting the artist. what she looks like.