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This document outlines three stages of a process: research and planning, production, and evaluation. Research and planning involves technologies for investigating options, while production focuses on implementation. Evaluation is the final stage where the results are analyzed.
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What I have found out so far.
The document discusses common visual elements in indie music videos, including close-ups of facial expressions, low-key lighting throughout, and costumes that are kept casual, with the video itself usually relating well to the lyrics being heard.
Analysis 2
The music video for Ed Sheeran's "Small Bump" uses various shot types like close-ups, long shots, and extreme close-ups to convey emotion. It takes place largely in one long take through a hospital corridor, with fade outs to show the passage of time. The low-key lighting and ordinary costumes help viewers relate to the feelings of sadness and isolation. The realistic hospital props and diegetic sound design immerse viewers in the somber story being told through the song's lyrics. Overall, the video matches conventions of the folk rock genre by using a modest performance to tell a personal story.
Background research
Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, EMI Music, and Sony Music Entertainment are leading music companies that represent popular artists. Universal Music Group labels include Polydor Records, Barclay, Decca and Mercury Records, representing artists like Akon and Duffy. Warner Music Group owns Atlantic and Cordless labels and works with artists such as Green Day and Trey Songz. EMI Music labels include Angel, Mute, and Virgin and represents Lilly Allen and Bat for Lashes. Sony Music Entertainment, which has labels owned by Simon Cowell, works with artists such as Leona Lewis, Will Young and Westlife.
Analysis of similar genre
The document analyzes the camerawork, editing, mise-en-scene, and sound design of the music video for "Only Love" by Ben Howard. The camerawork utilizes various shot types including close-ups, mid shots, and long shots to follow Howard riding his bike through New York City. The editing features cross-cutting between Howard biking and performing for fans, with fast-paced cuts. The mise-en-scene depicts the simple, low-key lighting and costumes that reflect the song's peaceful tone, and Howard riding his bike conveys his non-harmful nature. The sound consists solely of the non-diegetic music to focus the audience's attention on the folk rock song
Media evaluation[1]
The document discusses the student's music magazine media product and how it uses and develops conventions from real music magazines. The student includes conventions like a masthead, cover lines, barcode, date and price on the front cover. While the pictures are less professional than a magazine like Q, the overall conventions are similar. The contents page includes sections like headings, side columns, and reviews, similar to Q magazine. Double page spreads also include conventions like pull quotes, kickers, and columns. The student learned about using different technologies like cameras, editing software, and custom fonts to make the magazine look more professional.
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