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The music video for Lionel Richie's "All Night Long" uses visuals that relate to the music and lyrics. Scenes of Caribbean dancers match the bongo and steel drum beat in the background. As the song picks up tempo, Lionel Richie and the crowd start dancing. During the lyrics "all my friends" he gestures to the crowd, and when singing "raise the roof" a dancer rises up with the lyrics. The video focuses on close ups of Lionel Richie, contrasting him with others in shadow, and shows an extreme close up of him dancing with another person. The video does not include any voyeurism of women or intertextual references.
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3) Different music genres have distinguishing video styles and symbols.
4) There is often voyeurism, especially in the portrayal of women.
5) Record companies demand many close-ups of the main artist.
6) Videos frequently reference other videos, films, TV shows, or texts through intertextuality.
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Drake is a popular R&B and hip-hop artist known for both rapping and singing. Some of his hit songs and music videos could work well for a music video being produced. His music videos tend to have rich, glamorous settings and feature him in simple, classic outfits. One video, "Over," shows Drake in various locations with effects added throughout that enhance the mood.
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The album cover uses black and white imagery and a single splash of red to tell a story and intrigue the audience. The front cover features a black and white photo of the artists to establish their image. The inside cover contains a red apple against a white background, possibly suggesting something unexpected from Savage Garden and religious connotations. The disk is uniformly bright red, furthering the sense of mystery. The back cover reverts to black and white to maintain intrigue about the album's darker side. Color is strategically used on the inside covers to confuse audiences and make them analyze the meanings.
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This music video for "110 Yard Dash" by Raphael Saadiq has several relationships between the visuals and music. There is a steady beat that the backing singers dance to throughout. When the rhythm changes to a faster pace at 1:36, the visuals also change, introducing different images and a new color. Some shots, like one at 0:34 of the artist running away, strongly relate to and amplify the lyrics. Close-up shots of the artist throughout, including very early at 0:21, cement his image in the viewer's mind. While there are no evident intertextual references, the video portrays the woman as sexy and promiscuous rather than utilizing voyeurism.
Digipack decon 2
The document summarizes the design elements of the album cover and packaging for Razorlight's "Digipack" album. The front cover features a collage of images in a scrapbook style reflecting a free spirit theme. The inside cover and disk feature a simple dotted pattern with minimal text. The back cover brings together both the dotted pattern and collage scrapbook themes to tie the overall album packaging design together in an understated color scheme.
Andrew Goodwin
Andrew Goodwin identified 6 key characteristics of music videos:
1) A relationship between the visuals and lyrics, illustrating, amplifying, or contradicting the lyrics.
2) A relationship between the music and visuals in the same way.
3) Different music genres have distinguishing video styles and symbols.
4) There is often voyeurism, especially in the portrayal of women.
5) Record companies demand many close-ups of the main artist.
6) Videos frequently reference other videos, films, TV shows, or texts through intertextuality.
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Palma Hope is an up-and-coming soul-pop artist looking to get her debut song "30 minute love affair" released on a mainstream record label. She appeals to audiences aged 16-30 with her unique yet relatable style. Unlike other artists in her genre, Palma Hope aims to maintain an innocent image and appeal to all audiences through individuality rather than sexualization.
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1) Most respondents were male and 50+ years old.
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1. Andrew Goodwin identified six key characteristics of music videos: illustrating, amplifying, or contradicting the lyrics visually and through music; different styles for different genres; voyeurism especially of women; close-ups of the main artist; intertextual references to other videos or media.
2. Examples from videos discussed include visuals relating to lyrics about babies, weed, and money as well as genre styles of grime, emo, and punk.
3. Intertextual references included Shania Twain's video copying the all-male band from Robert Palmer's "Addicted to Love" video.
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The document outlines 6 key characteristics of music videos according to Andrew Goodwin:
1. A relationship between the visuals and lyrics, either illustrating, amplifying, or contradicting the lyrics.
2. A relationship between the music and visuals, again either illustrating, amplifying, or contradicting the music.
3. Different music genres have distinct visual styles and iconography associated with them.
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Evaluation: Question 7
In comparing his preliminary task to his final product, the student found improvements in several key areas:
1) The camerawork was more advanced with varied angles and shots that flowed better in the final product.
2) The editing was improved with fewer errors and smoother flowing action between shots.
3) More thought was given to mise en scene, costume, location, and plot in the final product to create atmosphere.
4) Background music and sound effects were added to the final product to build tension and make the conversation and story more interesting.
Evaluation: Question 4
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3) Michael Powell shocked audiences in the 1960s with Peeping Tom, about a psychopathic killer who photographs his victims before murdering them.
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- 4. Genre’s have their own video style/iconography. This video has it’s own individual style, not following a pattern of this genre.
- 5. Voyeurism in the treatment of women. This video did not show any evidence of voyeurism in the treatment of women
- 6. Close ups of main artist/vocalist. This shot is not a close up, but the people in the foreground appear to be in shadow, contrasting with Lionel Richie who is apparently bathed in light. This shot shows an extreme close up of the main artist dancing with an unknown person.
- 7. Intertextual references. I did not find any intertextual references in this music video