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This document discusses creating mood boards for magazines focused on music genres like rock and punk rock. The mood boards should use bright colors, fun photography and typography to reflect the magazine's personality while also showing a serious passion for music. Unique fonts and color schemes are recommended to give the magazine personality through a bright visual style and fun, attitude-driven photo shoots.
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Analysis of survey results
- The survey results showed that 67% of respondents were male aged 16-18, which was the target audience.
- 90% correctly identified the genre of the music video as rock/indie.
- 67% thought the video effectively represented the band and genre while 33% thought it both used conventions and challenged them.
- 100% thought the editing, setting, and clothing were effectively used and represented the band well.
Treatment
This document outlines the production plan for a music video for the band Across The Board. It assigns roles and responsibilities for filming, editing, and completing the project. It establishes a schedule with deadlines for completing pre-production, filming, editing, and evaluation. It also discusses time management, risk assessment, equipment needs, potential locations, and stylistic influences. The goal is to create a video that reflects the band's talent and artistic style through a narrative and live performance footage shot in multiple environments.
Mood boards
The document discusses plans for a music video including setting, wardrobe, and props. It will be filmed in a forest setting at different times of day to represent the rock/alternative genre. Wardrobe for the band will be in blacks, whites, and greys to fit the genre's conventions. Props will include fire elements like sparklers, fireworks, and candles since the song is called "Matches," as fire will add drama and capture audience attention.
Mood boards
The document discusses plans for a music video including setting, wardrobe, and props. It will be filmed in a forest setting at different times of day to represent the rock/alternative genre. Wardrobe will consist of blacks, whites, and greys to fit the genre's conventions. Props will include fire elements like sparklers and matches as the song is called "Matches" and fire will add drama.
Pre production paperwork’
This document outlines the pre-production plans and schedule for filming a music video for the band's song "Matches" over the next few months. Key deadlines include finalizing the ideas with the band by November 19th and completing filming by December 17th. The filming will include shots of the band performing, using effects like fireworks to set the scene. Potential risks and crew roles are also discussed to ensure the project is completed safely and on time.
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The document discusses youth subcultures and provides examples. It analyzes the band Across The Board and notes their fun style that comes through in their music and performances. It also discusses engaging audiences and their simple wardrobe choices. Youth subcultures offer members identity and distinct styles, behaviors, and interests according to Wikipedia. Examples include different music genres and lifestyles that teenagers choose which impact fashion and music stereotypes.
Mood boards
The document discusses plans for a music video including setting an autumn forest scene at sunset and dusk to represent the indie rock genre. Wardrobe for the band will feature blacks, whites and greys to match the genre. Props will include fire elements like sparklers, fireworks and matches to add drama and reference the song title, "Matches."
Mood boards
The document discusses plans for a music video including setting an autumn forest scene at sunset and dusk to represent the indie rock genre. Wardrobe for the band will feature blacks, whites and greys to match the genre. Props will include fire elements like sparklers, fireworks and matches to add drama and represent the song being used called "Matches."
Mood boards
The document discusses plans for a music video including setting an autumn forest scene at sunset and dusk to represent the indie rock genre. Wardrobe for the band will feature blacks, whites and greys to match the genre. Props will include fire elements like sparklers, fireworks and matches to add drama and represent the song being used called "Matches."
A i d e n
The document summarizes and reviews a music video by the band Aiden. It notes that while their videos have had low budgets, they effectively represent the band's genre and style. This particular video uses a monochrome black-and-white filming style that adds artistic flair and represents the band's interests. The narrative switches from black-and-white to desaturated color when the performance begins, giving it a film-like quality. Close-ups are used throughout to focus on the band members' performances.
B i f f y c l y
This music video uses high contrast lighting and close ups of the front man throughout to create an artistic, film-like setting. Post-production techniques like strobing effects on the singer's face and lightning effects represent the changing energy of the song. Overall the video is one of the user's favorites due to the inspiring post-production work that emphasizes the front man and increases the mood of the rock ballad.
Across the board
Across The Board is a 5-member rock/alternative band formed in 2008 consisting of Charlie Craigs (vocals), Joshua Batch (guitar/vocals), Samuel Payne (drums), Douglas Archer (guitar/vocals), and Harry Linder (bass). The band began playing music in garages, living rooms, and sheds, and has recorded tracks both independently and with Purple Studios in Norwich, England.
Youth subcultures
Youth subcultures offer participants an identity outside of social institutions like family and school. They have distinct styles, behaviors, and interests. Some subcultures show hostility to dominant culture and are considered countercultures. The document discusses how youth subcultures evolve over generations and provides examples of stereotypes in music genres that immediately communicate an artist's lifestyle and personality. It also outlines initial ideas for styling a music video to match the rock/alternative style of a chosen band, including dark clothing, dramatic lighting, and silhouettes.
Young guns
The document summarizes and analyzes a music video by the band Young Guns. It notes that the lighting, camera shots, and band/character costumes follow and accentuate the song. Strobe lighting represents the fast tempo, while shots around corners and through doors add a voyeuristic element. The only color comes from fast flashes of orange and red, conveying that the band has a dark rock style but is not heavy metal. The band is perfectly synchronized with the music at one point, adding dramatic effect.
Animals
Animals are living creatures that are not plants or fungi. They include mammals like dogs and cats, birds like eagles and sparrows, fish like salmon and tuna, reptiles like snakes and lizards, amphibians like frogs and salamanders, and many other species. Animals play important roles in ecosystems and as companions to humans.
Independent record label research project
Hungry Audio is an independent record label based in Norwich and London founded in 2004. They promote artists such as Sennen, Mia Vigar, and The Telescopes. While not well known mainstream, some of the artists have built strong global fan bases and received airplay and reviews. The label embraces new media like Twitter, digital downloads, and streaming to promote and distribute their artists' music. However, streaming services and illegal downloading have negatively impacted the label's sales.
Universal music group
The document discusses Universal Music Group and key aspects of the music industry including ownership, production, marketing, distribution and exchange. It provides examples of Universal Music Group's artists like Lady Gaga and Blink-182. It also discusses how technology has impacted finding and promoting artists, and how digital distribution and streaming have radically changed how fans access music.
Universal music group
Universal Music Group owns many record labels and music companies. It uses various techniques to market, distribute, and profit from its artists. Media convergence and new technologies have radically changed the music industry by allowing free streaming and easier discovery of music online, though this has negatively impacted sales of CDs and digital downloads for major labels.
Universal music group
Universal Music Group owns many record labels and music artists. It uses a variety of marketing techniques like social media, websites and apps to promote its artists. It distributes music through both physical and digital stores. Media technology has greatly impacted the music industry by making it easier for fans to access music online through streaming and by helping labels find new artists on platforms like Myspace.
Universal music group
Universal Music Group is a major record label that owns and controls various aspects of the music industry including ownership of artists' recordings, production of music, marketing, distribution, and exchange of music. It signs popular artists like AFI, Blink-182, Lady Gaga, and Rise Against. UMG uses various online platforms and media technologies to find and promote new artists, market albums and singles, and distribute music to fans through both physical and digital means. Media convergence across industries has been important for maximizing exposure of artists signed to the label.
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