The presentation outlines the key elements to include when pitching a music video idea to a band and their record label, including describing the narrative structure, target audience and how the video will appeal to them, the intended tone, how conventions will be used or challenged, how Goodwin's theory applies, how audience feedback will be collected, influences from research, and the visual style through elements like camera work, lighting, mise-en-scene, and editing techniques. The presentation needs to be uploaded to the student's blog.

1. Final Music Video ‘Presentation’ – for the blog
Now that you have presented your individual ideas it is time to develop the final one…..
Imagine you are presenting you idea to the band, their management team and record label.
You will need to cover the following in your presentation:
 Outline the ‘narrative structure’ of your video – what visuals will we see for each
verse and chorus
 Audience: What is your target audience and how do you intend on appealing to this
audience. Include at least three specific features you will use. (eg actors, pace of
editing, message, symbolic images, genre, use of particular camera work, colour,
storyline etc). Make sure you describe the feature and explain how you think this
will appeal to the audience.
 What tone will your music video be? (e.g funny, moody, gritty, black, surreal,
parody, retro, amusing, romantic, sad, serious, challenging etc). Explain how your
video will create this tone and why you have chosen this tone. Is this in keeping with
the bands style or are you developing a new style?
 Explain how you will use, develop and/or challenge key music video conventions
(including representation issues)
 Discuss how Goodwin applies to your music video
 Build in a way of collecting audience feedback
 Talk about how you have be influenced by research
 Explain the visual style of your music video. Visual style includes such things as:
o Camera work – shot types, framing, angles, movement, handheld, focus, depth
of field etc
o Lighting – high key lighting, low key lighting, colour, special lighting effects,
shadows
o Mise-en-scene – placement of objects within the frame, costumes, props,
colour, settings, etc
o Editing – speed of editing, use of montage, transitions, repetition, graphic
matching etc
o Use of Special Effects (e.g Advanced Final Cut techniques, black and white,
colour manipulation, stills, models, cartoons etc)
 Build in a way of collecting audience feedback and KEEP that feedback.
 Upload your presentation to your blog.