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Halsey feels that without her inner demons, she would have no voice and individuality. These demons drive her to speak her mind and be different from societal norms. Even when resisting them, she feels powerless against her own inhibitions. The demons make her angry in order to stir up chaos from her anger. Halsey feels torn between conformity and being her true self. While criticism threatens to diminish her confidence, she finds encouragement in being unique.
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No one ever told me that grief felt so like fear. I am not afraid, but the sensation is like being afraid. The same fluttering in the stomach, the same restlessness, the yawning. I keep on swallowing. At other times it feels like being mildly drunk, or concussed. There is a sort of invisible blanket between the world and me. I find it hard to take in what anyone says. Or perhaps, hard to want to take it in. It is so uninteresting .I want the others to be about me. I dread the moments when the house is empty. If only they would talk to one another and not to me. There are moments, most unexpectedly, when something inside me tries to assure me that I don’t really mind so much, not so very much, after all. Love is not the whole of a man’s life. I was happy before I ever met H. I’ve plenty of what are called ‘resources.’ People get over these things. Come, I shan’t do so badly. One is ashamed to listen to this voice but it seems for a little to be making out a good case. Then comes a sudden jab of red-hot memory and all this ‘commonsense’ vanishes like an ant in the mouth of a furnace. On the rebound one passes into tears and pathos. Maudlin tears. I almost prefer the moments of agony. These are at least clean and honest. But the bath of self-pity, the wallow, the loathsome sticky-sweet pleasure of indulging it—that disgusts me. And even while I’m doing it I know it leads me to misrepresent H. herself. Give that mood its head and in a few minutes I shall have substituted for the real woman a mere doll to be blubbered over. Thank God the memory of her is still too strong (will it always be too strong?) to let me get away with it. For H. wasn’t like that at all. Her mind was lithe and quick and muscular as a leopard. Passion, tenderness, and pain were all equally unable to disarm it. It scented the first whiff of cant or slush; then sprang, and knocked you over before you knew what was happening. How many bubbles of mine she pricked! I soon learned not to talk rot to her unless I did it for the sheer pleasure—and there’s another red-hot jab—of being exposed and laughed at. I was never less silly than as H.’s lover. And no one ever told me about the laziness of grief. Except at my job—where the machine seems to run on much as usual—I loathe the slightest effort. Not only writing but even reading a letter is too much. Even shaving. What does it matter now whether my cheek is rough or smooth? They say an unhappy man wants distractions—something to take him out of himself. Only as a dog-tired man wants an extra blanket on a cold night; he’d rather lie there shivering than get up and find one. It’s easy to see why the lonely become untidy, finally, dirty and disgusting. Meanwhile, where is God? This is one of the most disquieting symptoms. When you are happy, so happy that you have no sense of needing Him, so happy that you are tempted to feel His claims upon you as an interruption, if you remember yourself and turn to Hi.
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This song describes a narrator apologizing for being cold and distant in a relationship. He realizes that the other person was like a drug that made him feel better and helped him get by. But he was wrapped up in himself and never opened up or thought about the other person. He hopes that she can see him differently now and knows he never meant to hurt her. The chorus repeats that he's sorry for being so cold.
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Chapter 1 of Grief observedNo one ever told me that grief felt .docx
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The document summarizes feedback from a focus group about a music video. The focus group understood the narrative of the video and how it represented the indie genre through its characters and scenes. Members were attracted to the video's editing techniques and aesthetics. While most felt the narrative was clear, some wanted more artist performance clips. Based on the mixed feedback, the creators were able to improve the video before concluding it successfully conveyed its fragmented narrative.
Editing
For their music video project, the document discusses several editing techniques used to make the video look more professional. These included cross dissolves to fade between locations, overlays to show two shots at once like a character and establishing shot, split screens to feature two characters, and slow motion to match the beat of the song and convey a drunk point of view.
Lana del rey
Lana Del Rey's album "Born to Die" portrays the artist as the main character. She is styled like classic Hollywood actresses to appear flawless and innocent while also suggestive. The album focuses on themes of love and heartbreak through its narrative storytelling and use of rose iconography. The album cover features Lana in front of a vintage car and blue sky, set in what seems to be an old trailer park in LA to contrast her glamorous style with a sense of being out of place. Her direct gaze and confident body language establish her as a strong and independent woman challenging stereotypes.
Mind map
This document provides categories of music artists and potential themes, styles, locations and props for a music video. It includes lists of indie, alternative and pop artists. The proposed themes center around temptation, rebellion and reflection. Stylistically, it suggests a narrative focus and depicting a night out through costume, makeup, locations and objects like alcohol and mirrors.
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The group researched songs by artists like The 1975, James Bay, Ed Sheeran, Sia, Adele, and Halsey to find one with a strong personal message they could visualize through a music video. They selected "Hold Me Down" by Halsey, which is about feeling powerless in a relationship. The lyrics describe demons pushing her to speak out and a sense of inequality between the sexes. For their video, the group plans to portray a rebellious female character roaming the streets of Manchester at night, wearing dark makeup and red/black clothing to symbolize rebellion and challenge stereotypes of women. The video will be set in iconic northern areas of Manchester known for their color and eccentric
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The document provides an analysis of an advertisement for musician Ben Howard. It describes Ben Howard as the main character, who is known for his passionate music about love and nature. The single image shows Howard swimming alone in the ocean, suggesting he is an independent artist who prefers to work alone. Various shades of blue are used throughout the ad to represent ideas like communication, idealism, and mystery. The simple and eye-catching design aims to portray Howard as a unique but calm artist consistent with the indie genre.
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Rihanna's album "Loud" features a close-up shot of the artist looking down in a seductive yet shy manner, with red lipstick and hair creating ideas of passion and determination. The inside artwork shows Rihanna lying on a bed of roses wearing a wedding dress, suggesting a love story but also weakness. While some songs are quite explicit, the overall narrative presents contrasting themes of innocence and mystery to attract diverse audiences.
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The document lists various indie, alternative and pop artists. It then discusses potential themes for a music video such as temptation, rebellion and youth. It proposes a narrative focusing on never letting anything hold you down. Finally, it suggests locations and costumes that could be used to visually represent the lyrics and themes, including Manchester town center, night clubs and outfits incorporating dark makeup, ripped jeans and leather jackets.
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Advanced portfolio production diary 2015 2016 update
1) Over the course of several months, a group worked on creating a music video for the song "Hold Me Down" by Halsey as part of an A2 Media Studies course. They planned shots, tested equipment, gained permissions, and filmed conceptual elements.
2) The group storyboarded ideas, filmed additional scenes in Manchester parks and towns, and edited footage together in Adobe Premier to construct a narrative. They also created ancillary projects like advertisements, digipacks, and blog posts.
3) In the final weeks, the group focused on perfecting the video by adding special effects, tightening the edit, and filming extra footage of clubs and parties to strengthen the narrative. They also
Mind map write up
The group researched songs by artists like The 1975, James Bay, Ed Sheeran, Sia, Adele, and Halsey to find one with a strong personal message they could visualize through a music video. They chose "Hold Me Down" by Halsey, which is about feeling powerless in a relationship and finding one's voice. The lyrics inspired ideas of rebellion, temptation, power, and dominance. For their video, the group will focus on a female character rebelling by drinking underage and smoking late at night in Manchester. Her red lipstick, dark makeup, leather jacket, and ripped jeans are meant to suggest rebelliousness and challenging stereotypes.
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The document summarizes an advertisement for Rihanna's album "R". The advertisement features an image of Rihanna looking directly at the camera in a dark, edgy style to suggest her music has become more hardcore rock than R&B. The dark colors and rugged setting of the photo also portray her as rebellious and challenging stereotypes. Fonts used in the ad are bold to catch attention and promote Rihanna as a unique, confident artist exploring a new sexually provocative and personal style.
Lana del rey
Lana Del Rey is the main character portrayed on the album cover of Born to Die. She is styled to look like classic Hollywood actresses through her makeup, hair, and clothing, suggesting notions of innocence and truth. Many of the songs tell stories of love and heartbreak, matching the album's overall narrative theme. Roses on the cover symbolize love and passion. The rustic, vintage-inspired setting of an old trailer park in LA presents Del Rey as glamorous but out of place, reflecting the difference between her style of music and the industry. Her confident direct gaze and influences from stars like Marilyn Monroe portray her as a strong-willed, independent woman challenging stereotypes.
Question 4
Photoshop allowed the artist to create promotional materials for an album by using editing techniques to manipulate images and represent the artist's style. Photoshop improved the creator's skills which helped achieve a professional look.
Google was useful for researching songs and existing media products to help design original content. It also helped find filming locations.
The iPhone was useful for communicating plans between group members and for filming in compact spaces like clubs, providing good quality footage.
Facebook enabled communication about ideas, dates, and sharing a questionnaire to gather audience preferences for music videos and genres. It was easily accessible through mobile apps.
Survey Monkey made it simple to create and distribute a questionnaire, collect audience feedback on music video and
Advert analyses rihanna
This document analyzes and summarizes the album cover advertisement for Rihanna's 2009 album "Rated R". The advertisement features Rihanna looking intensely at the camera with one eye covered, set against a dark background. It uses a bold, mysterious aesthetic to portray Rihanna's exploration of a darker musical style compared to her previous work. Elements like the red color and graffiti-style text are meant to present Rihanna as a bold, rebellious, and powerful artist. The advertisement aims to intrigue audiences and promote Rihanna's new rock/R&B influenced direction through its striking visual design and tones that suggest danger and defiance.
Analysis of cd digipack
The album cover uses a close-up shot of Rihanna looking down in a seductive yet shy manner, with her red hair and lipstick drawing attention to create themes of love, passion, and a troubled relationship. The inside artwork depicts Rihanna lying on a bed of red roses wearing a wedding dress, suggesting a fairy tale love story but also weakness. While some songs deal with sexuality, others relate to love and heartbreak, establishing a narrative mystery through contradictory visuals and messages.
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The document provides an analysis of an advertisement for musician Ben Howard. It describes Ben Howard as the main character, who is known for his passionate music about love and nature. The single image shows Ben swimming alone in the ocean, suggesting he is an independent artist who prefers to work alone. Various shades of blue are used throughout the ad to represent ideas like communication, creativity, and mystery. The simple and eye-catching design aims to portray Ben as a unique artist and pique audiences' interest in learning more.
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Halsey hold me down lyrics
- 1. Halsey- Hold me down My demons are begging me to open up my mouth I need them mechanically make the words come out They fight me, vigorous and angry, watch them pounce Ignite me, licking up the flames they bring about Analysis: Without these things living inside of her, Halsey feels like she would have no voice – she’d essentially be mute, with no way to be heavily opinionated in order to point out things around her. These demons provide a power that pushes her to speak her mind at all times, dragging her thoughts right out of her. On “Gasoline”, Halsey talks about being forced to conform, as if she was a robot. The fact that these demons mechanically bring the words out of her suggests that Halsey’s demons drive her to be different from society. Analysis: Even though the demons allow her to speak, nothing changes when she resists because she feels powerless to her own inhibitions. The flames refer to the fires of Hell, from where the “demons” come. They purposely make her angry to enjoy the havoc that her anger evokes. I sold my soul to a three-piece And he told me I was holy He's got me down on both knees But it's the devil that's tryna Analysis:“Three-piece” refers to a man (likened to the devil) in a three-piece suit (jacket, vest, trousers) whom she “sold her soul to,” presumably for something in return. This could be a possible sexual reference: “he’s got me down on both knees” shows a sign of dominance on his end, telling her that she’s holy, as if she was a god, just to get her right where he wants her. In the end, it’s her inner demons that keeps her down. Hold me down, hold me down Sneaking out the back door, Make no sound Knock me out, knock me out
- 2. Saying that I want more, this is what I live for Analysis: The criticismHalsey faces for being different leads to her self doubt, something that’s starting to tear her apart from the inside. To escape these demons, Halsey attempts to run from the judgments, although her demons will continue to follow her anyhow. Although the constant critiques may get to her at times, she seems to love the fact that people look at her differently, likely because through this, Halsey knows that she’s unique and one of a kind. “This is what I live for” emphasizes how she finds encouragement out of the negative. She strives to prove the doubters wrong. Hold me down, hold me down Throw me in the deep end, watch me drown Knock me out, knock me out Saying that I want more, this is what I live for Selfish, taking what I want and call it mine I'm helpless, clinging to a little bit of spine They rush me, telling me I'm running out of time They shush me, walking me across a fragile line Analysis: Struggling with self-doubt, Halsey holds on to the little bit of self-confidence and dignity (spine) she has left. Her critics tell her that her time in the spotlight is quickly fading away, and soon she will become irrelevant. Furthermore, when Halsey tries to speak out, she is told to keep her mouth shut, for if she continues to speak, people are bound to continue to denounce what she says. I sold my soul to a three-piece And he told me I was holy He's got me down on both knees But it's the devil that's tryna
- 3. Hold me down, hold me down Sneaking out the back door, Make no sound Knock me out, knock me out Saying that I want more, this is what I live for Hold me down, hold me down Throw me in the deep end, watch me drown Knock me out, knock me out Saying that I want more, this is what I live for Hold me down now Hold me down now Hold me down I sold my soul to a three-piece And he told me I was holy He's got me down on both knees But it's the devil that's tryna Hold me down, hold me down Sneaking out the back door, Make no sound Knock me out, knock me out Saying that I want more, this is what I live for
- 4. Hold me down, hold me down Throw me in the deep end, watch me drown Knock me out, knock me out Saying that I want more, this is what I live for