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This document discusses different types of music videos. Performance based videos focus on the artist performing through dancing, lip syncing or concerts with close ups. Narrative based videos tell a story related to the song's lyrics through scenes and actors. Other styles include animation, CGI, interpretive videos showing the viewer's perception, impressionist taking audiences to fantasy, and allusion videos with an unpredictable ending. Examples of each type are provided.
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Genre Music Styles
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This document discusses conventions in music videos. It notes that music videos typically follow the structure and length of the song. They also usually include a storyline connected to the lyrics or present the artist simply performing. Camera shots and editing techniques in music videos are similar to those in films, using close-ups, establishing shots, and transitions. Mise-en-scene, lighting, and other visual elements are also used to set the atmosphere and match the mood or meaning of the song.
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MUSIC VIDEO TYPES
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Types of music videos
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Types and Styles of music videos
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Here are some key points to consider for your music video statement of intent:
- Clearly state the song title and artist that the music video is for. This provides important context.
- Describe the overall theme or message of the song in your own words. For example, you said it's about staying hard working.
- Explain how specific elements of the music video will visually represent and reinforce the theme/message. For example, close-up shots of a hard worker and shots of the artist constantly moving.
- Mention any locations, props, costumes, etc. that will be incorporated to help tell the story.
- Indicate if there will be a narrative/storyline and how that will
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- 2. EXAMPLES OF PERFOMANCE BASED VIDEOS Fix you by Coldplay Single ladies by Beyoncé
- 3. NARRATIVE BASED MUSIC VIDEOS • This type of video consists mainly of a story line relating to the lyrics and genre of the song. • This type of video is usually used for songs that feature in films with scenes from the film cut in the video. • Narrative based videos do include actors and singers but they mostly focus on the narrative. • These types of videos are usually enjoyed by the audience.
- 4. EXAMPLES OF NARRATIVE BASED VIDEOS Last Friday night by Katy Perry You belong with me by Taylor Swift
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