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The document discusses several ways that music videos represent and relate to the music and genre: 1. Music videos demonstrate characteristics of the music genre through visual elements like lighting, settings, and subjects that reflect the mood and target audience. 2. There is often a direct relationship between the lyrics and visuals, shown through literal interpretations of lyrics in the music videos. 3. The editing, visual effects, and imagery in music videos are often synchronized with the music through elements like quick cuts that match the beat or visuals that mimic the suggested vibe of the music. 4. Record labels influence music videos to feature the artist prominently through close-ups and equal screen time to promote all band
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This music video for The Script's song "For the First Time" is narrative based, telling the story of a young woman who is homesick in America. It displays some of Goodwin's genre characteristics for pop rock, including dark colors, handheld camera shots, and an emphasis on live band performance. The visuals both illustrate and amplify the lyrics, such as showing the characters smiling despite being close to tears. Close-ups of the band help establish them and allow the audience to recognize them. The video also contains some elements of voyeurism through intimate shots of the characters.
Music video analysis
The document analyzes music videos by several artists, including Katy Perry, Ed Sheeran, Sam Smith, and Taylor Swift. It discusses the target audiences, genres, and how the visuals in each video relate to and illustrate the music. For Taylor Swift's "Wildest Dreams" video specifically, it notes the young female target audience, pop genre indicated by bright colors, and controversy over accusations of promoting colonialism through its African setting and lack of Black people featured.
Music video analysis
The music video for Father John Misty's "Chateau Lobby #4" was filmed by his wife Emma on their wedding anniversary. It features clips of them spending time in a hotel where they had one of their first dates. The lyrics and video illustrate their love through showing them enjoying simple time together, amplifying the meaning of the lyrics. The amateur camerawork and effects contribute to the intimate, soothing feel that reflects the song's themes of love and memories.
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The music video for Taylor Swift's "Love Story" tells the narrative of Swift's character falling in love with a man from a forbidden family. It uses techniques like jump cuts and close-ups to advance the story and elicit emotion from viewers. The video draws influences from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet with references to the famous lovers and a similar plot of forbidden love. It primarily uses a narrative structure to depict the story described in the song's lyrics.
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The document contains analyses of the music videos for "Black Widow" by Iggy Azalea, "Say You Like Me" by We the Kings, and "Don't" by Ed Sheeran. It discusses the language, institutions, ideologies, audiences, and representations depicted in each video. The narratives and visual elements of the videos are examined in detail over multiple paragraphs for each song.
Music video analysis
The music video for Taylor Swift's "Love Story" is primarily narrative based, telling the story of Taylor's character falling in love with a man her father disapproves of through scenes that progress the relationship. It draws influences from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet with references like lyrics about Romeo saving Taylor's character and them getting married like Juliet. The video uses techniques common in pop music videos like jump cuts, close ups of the artist, and a neutral color scheme to fit the genre.
Goodwin theory
This document provides an overview of Andrew Goodwin's theoretical framework for analyzing music videos. It identifies six key aspects: 1) The relationship between lyrics and visuals, 2) The relationship between music and visuals, 3) Demonstration of genre characteristics, 4) Close-ups and motifs of the artist, 5) Reference to voyeurism, and 6) Intertextual references. Each aspect is then further explained through examples and relationships to music videos.
Summer of '69 analysis
This document summarizes and analyzes the music video for "Summer of '69" by Bryan Adams. It discusses several music video and narrative theories and how they are applied in this video. The video uses a narrative/performance structure common to pop rock videos, telling the story of the artist's past through black and white scenes while also showing him performing with his band. It emphasizes connections between the lyrics and visuals to effectively communicate the song's message.
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The document provides an analysis of the music video for "My Immortal" by Evanescence. It discusses several of the song's musical and lyrical elements as well as analyzing how the music video represents the genre characteristics of rock music. Key points made include that the song starts slowly but builds in tempo and instrumentation, the lyrics describe feelings of depression and being haunted, and the music video uses visual elements like Amy Lee's dark makeup and clothing as well as a gloomy setting to reinforce the depressive mood portrayed by the lyrics and music.
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The music video for The Scientist by Coldplay tells a story in reverse. It begins with the artist alone in a room packing up. As the video progresses backwards, it shows him experiencing different events - playing the piano, spending time with a woman, and arriving at a train station. The visuals match the lyrics of the song, which describe longing for a past relationship. Through its unconventional reverse narrative structure, the video provides context and interpretation for the meaningful lyrics of the melancholy love song.
Analysis of Music Videos
The music video for "On the Floor" by Jennifer Lopez featuring Pitbull depicts a dance party scene in Los Angeles featuring elaborate choreography and costumes. It draws from various dance music genres like electro house, electropop, eurodance, and Latin music. Fans were able to vote on their preferred ending for the video, allowing audience participation.
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This music video for Haim's song "Forever" demonstrates several genre characteristics of indie pop rock bands through a performance-based narrative that contrasts with their usual rock-based live shows. There are relationships between the lyrics, which reference past relationships, and the visuals, which include flashbacks to the sisters' childhood. The video focuses on close ups of the lead singer to establish her role and features eye contact with the audience. While it does not have a recurring visual motif, the band is known to use filters and vintage styling across their videos.
Music Video Analysis
Goodwin's music video theory states that each genre has characteristics that define it. Grimes' "Kill V. Maim" demonstrates synthpop genre characteristics like a narrative-based storyline, bright colors, and fast editing. The lyrics and visuals illustrate Grimes wreaking havoc as a genderbending vampire. There are many close-ups of Grimes, developing her motif of angelic figures. The video references films, TV, and other media through costumes, settings, and intertitles. Melanie Martinez's "Pity Party" also shows its alternative pop genre through a narrative, artistic style, and focus on the artist's appearance. The lyrics and visuals follow Cry Baby's insanity at her lonely
Analysis of real music video #2
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Goodwin’s theory
- 1. Goodwin’s Theory Emily Watts
- 2. 1. Music Videos demonstrate genre characteristics Paramore: show’s typical ‘emo’ girl who reflects the genre of the music. Dark lighting to reflect ‘dark’ subject matter of most songs. The people shown in the music video are the target audience so people watching can relate to those in video. Show’s scenes from film ‘Twilight’ which is a film that most of the target audience of Paramore like. Again, dull lighting reflects mood of the song. Black and white monotone colour pallet also reflects this throughout. Lots of close ups to show emotion from Adele which reflects the genre.
- 3. 2. There is a relationship between lyrics and visuals. Chemical Brothers, The Salmon Dance. The song is about a Salmon dance…. And in the video…. Salmon dance! Basement Jaxx, Oh my Gosh. Song is about love and finding people attractive ‘he’s making eyes at me but I don’t mind’. This song reflects this but is given ironic twist by the characters in the music video being old!
- 4. 3. Relationship between music and visuals. The Prodigy, Omen. Quick flashes correspond with the baseline. Very quickly edited which is up to speed with the music. Weird little girl in the video playing xylophone when that is playing in the actual music. Flashing colours which mimics rave which is what they are suggesting what their live performances are like.
- 5. 4. Demands of the record label will include the need for lots of close ups of the artist JLS, Everybody in Love. Continuous close ups of all band members showing they are untied and ‘part of the team’. Everyone gets equal screen time showing them all as being important. All the girls fancy them so they are always shown. They are the main focus of the music video. Lady Gaga, Born this Way. Constant close ups of her being weird or dancing. Showing her as individual and original. The record label showing what Gaga is all about, her dancing and crazy outfits which is what her audience want to see
- 6. 5. Frequently reference of notions of looking. Particularity voyeuristic treatment of the female body Rihanna Rude Boy. Overly sexualised. Isn’t that obvious from the song title?
- 7. Intertextual References Lady Gaga Telephone. References to Kill Bill with the ‘Pussy Wagon’ and Thelma and Louise with the two women committing homicide. Weezer, Pork and Beans. Has little clips all over music video which are from youtube etc. Such as the crazy ‘Britney is a person too’ … guy.