Music Video Questionnaire – Charts
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This document contains the results of a music video questionnaire that asked respondents about their age, gender, employment status, music preferences, how and how often they watch music videos, and how they find out about new music. The questionnaire collected data on topics like the most popular ways people watch music videos, their favorite music genres, and which websites and TV channels they use to access music videos.
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The DigiPak for Mumford and Sons album features a large image of the band standing in a shop window on the front cover in pastel greens. The band name and album title use the same fonts as other band merchandise. The back cover continues the pastel green background and centers the shop window, with the track list in the same black font. The inside folds out to show a large image of the band in the windows, with complementary colors between the image background and slip background.
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The document summarizes the key design elements of the front and back covers as well as the CD disk of Imagine Dragon's album "DigiPak". The front cover features the band's name in bold font against a purple background with a large edited image. The back cover has a dark background with the song titles in white using the same font as the front. The CD disk continues the purple color scheme with the band and album name on the inner circle.
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This document contains the results of a music video questionnaire that asked respondents about their age, gender, employment status, music preferences, how and how often they watch music videos, and how they find out about new music. The questionnaire collected data on topics like the most popular ways people watch music videos, their favorite music genres, and which websites and TV channels they use to access music videos.
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The document discusses several music video theories and analyzes how they apply to the music videos for "Tonight You're Perfect" by New Politics and "Only Love" by Ben Howard. It examines the relationships between the lyrics, music, and visuals in the videos, as well as themes of gender, performance, and voyeurism. Overall, the analyses find that the videos have no clear links between their lyrics, music, and imagery, and do not feature typical music video conventions like lip-syncing or playing instruments.
Blumer and katz
Blumer and Katz's theory proposes that media use serves four functions: diversion from everyday life, fulfilling personal relationships, establishing personal identity, and surveillance of one's environment. The document discusses how a hypothetical music magazine aligns with these four categories by allowing readers to relax and learn about celebrity lives for diversion, connect with others online over shared interests for relationships, attract subscribers interested in indie music for identity, and provide updates on celebrities and music news for surveillance.
Bulmler and katz
Bulmer and Katz's theory proposes four categories for understanding media usage: diversion, personal relationships, personal identity, and surveillance. Diversion refers to using media to escape everyday life. Personal relationships involve using media for companionship and forming connections with others. Personal identity explores how media can help people learn about themselves. Surveillance means using media to learn about one's surrounding environment.
Bulmer and katz
Bulmer and Katz theory proposes four categories for understanding media consumption: diversion, personal relationships, personal identity, and surveillance. Diversion refers to using media to escape everyday life. Personal relationships involve using media for companionship and connecting with others who share interests. Personal identity explores how media reflects aspects of oneself. Surveillance means using media to learn about events happening around you.
Question 4 contents page
The document evaluates how the contents page addresses its audience. It discusses how the thin, pretty females portrayed may contradict Naomi Wolf's theory by not showing diversity. It also analyzes the facial expressions of the models according to Marjorie Ferguson and Trevor Millum's theories. Ferguson focuses on female expressions like smiles of different intensities. Millum examines male expressions like serious, solemn, carefree and comic looks. The contents page features a variety of smiles and serious looks analyzed through these two theorists' lenses.
Front cover question 4
The front cover of the magazine exploits Naomi Wolf's theory from her book The Beauty Myth by photographing two thin, tall females who could be seen in a sexual way depending on the audience. The male model stands between and in front of the females, appearing more dominant to represent Wolf's idea that males have more authority than females. The facial expressions of the models on the cover take influence from Marjorie Ferguson's categories of "romantic" and Trevor Millum's category of "seductive," as the models look into the camera with small smiles or parted lips and straight faces.
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The front cover of the magazine exploits Naomi Wolf's theory from her book The Beauty Myth by photographing two thin, tall females who could be seen in a sexual way depending on the audience. The male model stands between and in front of the females, appearing more dominant to represent Wolf's idea that males have more authority than females. The facial expressions of the models on the cover take influence from Marjorie Ferguson's categories of "romantic" and Trevor Millum's category of "seductive," as the models look into the camera with small smiles or parted lips and straight faces.
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- 1. Music Video Questionnaire – Charts Sarah Dick
- 2. Age 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Under 18 18-25 26-35 36-40 Over 40 Series1
- 4. What is your employment status? 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Full-time work Part-time work Full-time student Part-time student Unemployed Series1
- 5. What music genres do you like? Rock Indie/Alternative Country Pop R&B Singer/Songwriter Other
- 6. Do you watch music videos 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Yes No Series1
- 7. Where do you watch music videos? 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 Internet TV Other Series1
- 8. What websites do you watch music videos? Youtube Vevo Other
- 9. What TV channels do you watch music videos? 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 MTV The Hits Viva 4music Other Series1
- 10. How often do you watch music videos? 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 Every Day Every Week Every Month Other Series1
- 11. How do you find out about new music? TV Internet Magazine Radio Other