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The document summarizes the health and safety considerations for a film shoot taking place on November 10th in Tanya's kitchen and front room. Equipment including a DSLR camera, tripod, reflectors, and floodlight will be used, along with props of empty alcohol bottles and fake blood. Potential hazards are limited as the shoot is indoors away from the public, with the only risk being tripping over one another in the small space. There is no risk of water or the general public. Equipment will be stored in a camera bag while filming and in another room to avoid damage, and overnight in protective cases or bags in someone's house.
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The document outlines a timeline for a video that includes a voiceover reading a letter from 0.00-0.30 and 2.30-2.40, a performance by an artist from 1.00-1.20, and shots cross-cutting between the performance and someone suffering from mental health issues from 1.20-1.40.
Individual pitch - Olivia
This document outlines a rough pitch idea for a music video for the song "Revenge" by XXXTentacion. The narrative music video will follow the relationship between two friends, one dealing with mental illness, and how the friend's death from their illness affects the other. Scenes will be filmed at the home of the character with mental illness to show their private struggle, and at school to depict happier times between the two friends. Clothing will be kept casual and dark to subtly signify the character's depression and mental health issues.
Jaymes - Pitch To Group
The video will tell the story of two childhood best friends who grew apart after college, with one friend spiraling downward and taking his own life, as reflected in the song lyrics "I've dug two graves for us". The proposed artwork for the single would be in a grayscale, vintage style to suit both the melancholy nature of the song and the artist's overall style, presented neatly with minimal text on the covers.
Jaymes - Ancillary Research
The document discusses the marketing campaigns for several music albums and tours:
- Ed Sheeran's album used orange and white tones on the album cover and posters to reference his ginger hair color as part of branding him as an artist.
- Sampha's album artwork and tour poster featured simple but bright designs with calm colors to represent his soulful music style.
- Drake's "Views" album cover showed him sitting on the CN Tower but the tour poster had no imagery, though both used consistent color schemes.
- Dave's black album cover and tour poster featured the same font and black/yellow color scheme to represent the serious nature of his songs and make text stand out.
Ancillary Research- Olivia
The document discusses the album artwork and branding conventions for several artists. It analyzes how Ed Sheeran, Hozier, McFly, and P!nk use color palettes, fonts, symbols and imagery in their album covers and posters to convey aspects of their artistic style and brand. Key details like Sheeran's orange hair color, Hozier's quirky font choice, McFly's simple black and white photo, and P!nk's bright colors and tattoos are examined in terms of how they relate to genre conventions and the artists' personas.
Ancillary Rough Draft- Olivia
The poster will promote an artist's new album using similar colors and style as the music video and album to make the work recognizable. It will include tour dates to promote the album and social media links to look realistic. A blurred photo of the anonymous artist will also appear to maintain the brand of being unknown to the audience.
Og pictures used for digipak
This one sentence document appears to be referring to original tree pictures that are intended for some ancillary or secondary task. No other context is provided about the pictures, task, or purpose.
Lyric Analysis
This document outlines a plan for a music video to accompany an album. It will tell a narrative story through cinematic shots that reflect the artist's experiences with depression and relationships. It analyzes each song and section, proposing visual elements and techniques to represent the lyrics and emotions conveyed. These include flashbacks, burning photographs, and fading to white at the end to symbolize a new beginning. The goal is to help listeners feel less alone and to numb their own depression through sharing the artist's pain.
Digipack research
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Media A2 Evaluation Planning/Draft - Alfie
The document discusses the student's media product project, which included a music video as the main product and a digipak as the ancillary product. For the music video, the student researched conventions of rap and indie music video genres. The video uses a hybrid approach, incorporating conventions from both genres such as close-up camera shots and casual clothing. For the digipak, the student researched indie rock designs and took influence from Twenty One Pilots, using bold black, white, and gray colors and artwork to communicate the album's theme of mental health and depression. The student aims to create a consistent brand identity across products but worries the somber color scheme may not appeal to a wide audience.
Media evaluation - Tanya
The document discusses conventions in music videos and how the media production challenges some conventions while conforming to others. It aims to create a cohesive brand identity across the main video and ancillary materials like the album cover and poster. Audience feedback helped ensure the video appealed to the target demographic despite breaking some alternative genre conventions. Various technologies were used effectively at different stages of planning, production, and evaluation, with YouTube, editing software, and mobile devices proving particularly useful.
Ancillary task – Audience survey Blanc
This document summarizes the results of an audience survey conducted to help decide the final design elements for a digipak. The survey asked audience members whether they preferred a pink/white or black/grey color scheme, and they voted for the black/grey scheme. This color scheme was then used for the digipak design and poster. The survey also helped determine the album name, which was changed from "Blood on Me" to "The Explanation" based on audience feedback that the new name was bolder and better fit the targeted genre.
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