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The document provides instructions for various album covers, advertisements, and artist photos. It describes shots that include close-ups, long shots, and mid shots of musicians, games, and products from different angles. The images are meant to represent genres of music, advertise brands, and portray artists, with considerations for clothing, settings, and leaving space for text.
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Homework 3 - Test Shots
The photographer took test shots of the costumes that will be worn by Jamie, the lead singer of the band Mirage, for an upcoming magazine cover and spread. The costumes include a black v-neck top, skinny jeans, denim jacket, and aviator sunglasses to portray Jamie as modern yet retro. The cover shot will show Jamie's top half while the spread will show his full outfit. Additional test shots were taken of a female soul singer wearing long black clothes to portray sophistication and emotion, resembling the style of Adele. Both shoots were done against a white wooden wall to provide a neutral background focusing on the artists.
A2
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The document discusses how the main product (a song) and ancillary texts (a Digipak, poster, and music video) work together effectively through common themes, genre, and target audience. Specifically:
1) They use a dark theme throughout with contrasting light and dark colors and imagery to tell a narrative story.
2) The genre of alternative rock is shown through a darker music video and gritty Digipak design while still maintaining a realistic style.
3) The media targets teenagers by featuring young actors/characters and lyrics about problems they may face to create relatability and interest in the underground sound and urban lifestyle portrayed.
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Treatment
The music video will be filmed in Waterloo Park in Norwich on a rainy day to set a certain mood. Elliot, not the band Glory Glory, will be the star of the video. Scenes will include Elliot eating cake uncontrollably, waving umbrellas aggressively, and using silly string and chalkboards. He will constantly move around playing guitar to the music from various camera angles around the park. Elliot will wear scruffy punk clothes and be filmed playing guitar in the park tunnel, appearing to instantly move around in it.
Treatment
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The document discusses how the main product (a song) and ancillary texts (a Digipak, poster, and music video) work together effectively through common themes and genre. Dark colors and imagery are used consistently across the products to tell an alternative rock narrative about good and bad characters. The target audience of teenagers will relate to the realistic portrayal of struggles in the music video and Digipak cover.
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Band images
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The first summarizes an image of Ben Howard, showing him sitting and looking up towards a beam of light, which could signify his ambition to reach the top of the music industry. Low key lighting draws attention to him in what seems to be an old, rural building fitting his acoustic/indie genre.
The second summarizes an image of the group Rudimental in an urban setting, representing their drum and bass genre through graffiti-covered walls and the group's casual clothing of caps, trainers, jeans and hoodies.
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Shooting Schedule
The shooting schedule outlines 49 shots to film a music video narrative and band performance. The narrative follows a protagonist who wakes with a hangover after a night of partying. He sees the aftermath of the party around his home before leaving after an argument with his mother. Interspersed are shots of the band lip syncing and playing instruments. Towards the end, the protagonist attends another party at a friend's house. The video comes full circle when another person wakes with a hangover, implying the cycle will continue.
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I used social networking sites like Facebook to get feedback on a music video I created. The feedback was gathered from connections on sites like Facebook. The goal was to get opinions on the music video from people in my social networks.
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Audience feedback on the two ancillary products!
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James has unusual eating habits and spends Sundays gaming with Bradley, while Kyle excels at French and once bought his mother a soccer-themed gift. Bradley has an extra nipple.
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Pitch
Our music video will feature the song "Somebody Told Me" by the popular indie/rock band The Killers. We chose this song because our research found The Killers to be many indie/rock fans' favorite band. The video will show the band performing on stage, intercut with cutaway scenes of them backstage, signing autographs, and listening to music. We plan to use varied camera shots, editing techniques, clothing, and stage lighting to match the indie/rock genre and keep viewers engaged.
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The script describes scenes of a band enjoying the song "Somebody Told Me" on the radio. It then shows the band performing the song on stage, with close-ups of each band member singing and playing their instruments. The video culminates with the band preparing and then walking on stage to perform the song for an audience.
Somebody told me scrip
The script describes scenes of a band enjoying the song "Somebody Told Me" on the radio. It then shows the band performing the song on stage, with close-ups of each band member singing and playing their instruments. The video culminates with the band preparing and then walking on stage to perform the song for an audience.
Somebody told me scrip
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