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The document discusses preferences for indie/rock music versus pop/R&B music. For indie/rock, the writer enjoys how bands play their own instruments and can create complex musical builds that enhance lyrical meaning and give an emotional response. They cite liking the song "Glamorous Indie Rock and Roll" by The Killers for this reason. For pop/R&B, the writer notes this genre has an upbeat style that can also convey lyrical meaning popularly. They provide the example of enjoying Rihanna's song "Rockstar" for its attitude and carefree depiction in the video.
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The director oversees all aspects of filming and works closely with the camera operator, lighting crew, and sound team to achieve their vision. The camera operator must understand the director's vision and use storyboards to ensure they capture the intended shots. The lighting crew controls the atmosphere through lighting effects and works closely with the director. The sound team records audio, edits it as needed, and collaborates with the director on any requested changes.
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1) The document describes the packaging and design of Rihanna's "Loud" album digipak.
2) The front cover features a close-up of Rihanna's red hair and lips to draw attention, while the back cover shows her looking vulnerable in a pink backdrop.
3) Inside the digipak, an edited image of Rihanna laying on roses spans three pages, tying together themes of flowers, love, and beauty throughout the packaging.
Digipak Analysis - Rihanna Loud
Rihanna's fifth studio album "Loud" features a digipak with artwork meant to portray different aspects of her personality and music. The front cover uses a close-up shot of Rihanna with bold red lips and hair to draw attention, though her downcast eyes suggest shyness. Inside, images show Rihanna in an innocent white dress on a bed of roses, contrasting with the album's R&B genre but reflecting its themes of love. Color is used strategically throughout, with red representing passion and pink representing Rihanna's softer side. The packaging as a whole uses visual symbolism and contrasts to represent the variety within Rihanna's character and her album.
Unit 29 - Music Video - Task 2 Powerpoint
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Rihanna's career began in 2005 with her debut single "Pon de Replay". Her third album "Good Girl Gone Bad" from 2007 featured the worldwide hit "Umbrella" and marked a transition to a more dance-focused pop sound. Rihanna continued to have commercial success with subsequent albums that saw her experiment with different genres and image changes, including a darker style with the album "Rated R" in 2009. Her most recent album "Loud" from 2010 returned to dancehall influences and featured hits like "Only Girl in the World".
Rihanna star profile
Rihanna has transformed her image significantly over her music career. She started as a fresh-faced reggae pop star from Barbados, but her image became increasingly sexualized through shorter hair, skimpier outfits, and raunchier videos. She has expanded beyond music into films, fashion, endorsements, and her own makeup line. While some criticize her for not being a role model for young girls, she has shown women can succeed in traditionally male-dominated industries through hard work.
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Rhythm and blues (R&B) originated in the 1940s and was originally marketed towards urban African Americans. R&B lyrics often focus on relationships, freedom, aspirations, and sex from the perspective of the African American experience. Over time, R&B music videos and fashion trends have evolved - in the 1980s they were more formal and performance-based, while in the 2000s they featured more revealing clothing and focus on sexuality. Both male and female R&B artists use their appearance, lyrics, and music videos to portray themes of love, money, relationships and power to their target audiences.
R&b
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Research on genres
The document discusses several genres of music including pop, pop rock, and sad pop. Pop music originated in the 1950s from rock and roll and includes many genres like urban, dance, rock, and Latin music. Pop rock originated in the 1960s in the UK and US and features catchy pop styles with light lyrics and instruments like electric guitar and bass guitar. Sad pop music commonly uses sad lyrics and music to create depressing feelings in listeners, though it has become more varied recently. The genre aims to pump listeners through upbeat music and focuses on light, catchy lyrics that aren't always sad. Videos for sad pop often depict dark clothing, low lighting, sad facial expressions to seem depressing.
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- 6. RnB and pop have an up beat and fun way to bring across lyrical meaning. This genre of music is very popular and is listen to by most people, including myself. I listen to Rihanna and her song “Rockstar” from the album Rated R, is an attitude song. This is why I like it, Rihanna in the video doesn’t care about anything, she is a rock star and lives like one. This genre of music is colourful and full of life. This would be a good genre of music to do a video to because it is happy and up beat.