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The document defines and provides examples of different styles, conventions, and techniques used in music videos. Some of the key styles discussed include popular music genres, in-concert footage, animation, narrative videos, and surrealist videos. Conventions covered are lyric interpretation, extending or consolidating a song's meaning, and allusions. Techniques outlined are cutting to the beat, miming/lip syncing, and using multiple images.
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Music video techniques
The document defines different styles, techniques, and conventions used in music videos. It provides examples of popular music genres that music videos may feature, such as pop, rock, R&B, and hip-hop. It also outlines various techniques like animation, narrative storytelling, surrealism, and references to other works. Common conventions include directly interpreting lyrics, extending the song's meaning visually, and alluding to things that may not be as they initially seem.
Types of Music Videos
The document discusses different types of music videos including pop, alternative/indie, and rock music videos. It analyzes several specific music videos in terms of their setting and lighting, costumes, props, pace, how the artist is featured, and whether they tell an overall story. The document aims to better understand different types of music videos to help decide which kind would be most suitable for a video the author wants to create.
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The video displays both redundant and entropic features. Redundant features include dance routines, shots of the band to promote their image, and visuals matching the lyrics and tempo of the song. Entropic features include unexpected shots of a snake on rocks, irrelevant subjects on black backgrounds, and confusing montages of shots with no clear meaning or flow. By including both redundant and entropic elements, the video provides a unique viewing experience while still promoting the band.
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The document provides analysis of several music videos in the chillwave genre. It summarizes key elements of each video, such as surreal imagery and colors, lack of strong narratives, and disorienting editing techniques. It notes these elements create trippy and hallucinogenic feelings that match the genre's music. The document also discusses plans to incorporate nature imagery and a story line involving a young girl's journey through a forest for a new music video, combining realistic and surreal elements.
Background
The document provides information about a music video and album release including character costumes, profile shots, group name, album title, track listing highlighting two songs, availability on CD and download, and logos for the record label, iTunes, and HMV.
Music Video Genre Conventions
The document discusses the conventions and common features of music videos across different genres. It identifies that pop music videos are usually performance-based and include choreographed dancing, while R&B and hip-hop videos portray wealthy lifestyles and include beautiful women. Rock and metal videos create a dark and mysterious atmosphere through the band's appearance and the video's tone. Indie music videos can include narratives or performances and utilize various editing techniques depending on the song's pace.
Bhangra Music Videos Influencing our project
The document discusses various shots and techniques used in Bhangra music videos that influenced the project. Some of these influences include the use of colorful costumes, mid shots of singers interacting with the audience, titles appearing with the music, shots of friends dancing together, and different backgrounds around singers. Traditional Bhangra dancing emphasizes facial expressions of happiness and smiles. Some videos also incorporate love stories or arguments between couples. The introduction of characters usually involves mid shots and close ups that build anticipation for the music.
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The music video tells a narrative of a woman chasing her ex-lover through digital discos across the world. It uses conventions like flashy lights, dancing, and vibrant colors typical of pop music videos. While conforming to the genre, the video also draws intertextual references to films like Tron through its depiction of a digital world and motorbike-style vehicles. Overall, the video visually represents the song's lyrics of searching for love through discos globally.
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Types of Music Videos
The document discusses different types of music videos including pop, alternative/indie, and rock music videos. It analyzes several specific music videos in terms of their setting and lighting, costumes, props, pace, how the artist is featured, and whether they tell an overall story. The document aims to better understand different types of music videos to help decide which kind would be most suitable for a video the author wants to create.
Redundancy and Entropy
The video displays both redundant and entropic features. Redundant features include dance routines, shots of the band to promote their image, and visuals matching the lyrics and tempo of the song. Entropic features include unexpected shots of a snake on rocks, irrelevant subjects on black backgrounds, and confusing montages of shots with no clear meaning or flow. By including both redundant and entropic elements, the video provides a unique viewing experience while still promoting the band.
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The document provides analysis of several music videos in the chillwave genre. It summarizes key elements of each video, such as surreal imagery and colors, lack of strong narratives, and disorienting editing techniques. It notes these elements create trippy and hallucinogenic feelings that match the genre's music. The document also discusses plans to incorporate nature imagery and a story line involving a young girl's journey through a forest for a new music video, combining realistic and surreal elements.
Background
The document provides information about a music video and album release including character costumes, profile shots, group name, album title, track listing highlighting two songs, availability on CD and download, and logos for the record label, iTunes, and HMV.
Music Video Genre Conventions
The document discusses the conventions and common features of music videos across different genres. It identifies that pop music videos are usually performance-based and include choreographed dancing, while R&B and hip-hop videos portray wealthy lifestyles and include beautiful women. Rock and metal videos create a dark and mysterious atmosphere through the band's appearance and the video's tone. Indie music videos can include narratives or performances and utilize various editing techniques depending on the song's pace.
Bhangra Music Videos Influencing our project
The document discusses various shots and techniques used in Bhangra music videos that influenced the project. Some of these influences include the use of colorful costumes, mid shots of singers interacting with the audience, titles appearing with the music, shots of friends dancing together, and different backgrounds around singers. Traditional Bhangra dancing emphasizes facial expressions of happiness and smiles. Some videos also incorporate love stories or arguments between couples. The introduction of characters usually involves mid shots and close ups that build anticipation for the music.
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The music video tells a narrative of a woman chasing her ex-lover through digital discos across the world. It uses conventions like flashy lights, dancing, and vibrant colors typical of pop music videos. While conforming to the genre, the video also draws intertextual references to films like Tron through its depiction of a digital world and motorbike-style vehicles. Overall, the video visually represents the song's lyrics of searching for love through discos globally.
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evaluation question 1
My media product uses, develops, and challenges some conventions of real music videos, digipaks, and magazine ads.
It uses conventions like a variety of camera shots and angles in the music video, bright colors linked to the genre of pop music, singing and dancing, and costume changes. However, it challenges conventions by not making the dance sequence a major part of the video and by including images from the digipak in the music video.
The digipak uses conventions like fun, upbeat images and bright colors to represent the pop genre.
The magazine ad centers a large image of the lead singer looking to the side rather than straight on, similar to other ads that draw viewers' interest without direct
Presentation1
The document discusses various artists and conventions that inspired a music video project. It summarizes Jessie J and her use of emotions and gestures in performances. Beyonce's costumes and mise-en-scene in her videos are also mentioned. The document then discusses conventions used in the project's video, such as camera work, edits, mise-en-scene including costumes, and performances conveying emotion. Finally, it addresses conventions followed for a digipack design such as information placement and consistent branding.
Evaluation Q1
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music videos. It summarizes how the video uses black and white filters throughout to focus on the lyrics rather than bright colors, develops the use of split screens by positioning frames differently than typical music videos, and challenges conventions like using an overlay of close-up and mid shots for an upbeat song rather than slow songs.
Evaluation Q1
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- 1. Music video techniques Type Definition Music Example Styles Popular music genres Songs that are often Link played on the radio and music channels that a lot of people will listen too. In-concert and ‘as Footage used in a Link live’ footage music video has been filmed when the band have been playing live somewhere. Animation This is where the video Link is made using software and programs to animate completely or change footage filmed. Interpretative This is how you yourself Link interoperate the song, lyrics or video. This can be something totally random but different people see what it is trying to put across differently. Narrative; This is a music video Link that has a story behind it. Impressionist This gives you an Link atmosphere or a feeling of being somewhere that other music can’t do. Music that makes you feels like you’re on an adventure, or in a fantasy world. Surrealist This is something Link surreal happening, in a video or described in the lyrics. Such as in my example Dave Grohls hands grow abnormally large.
- 2. Pastiche This is a video that is Link very similar to the original. It is different from a parody because it is more out of respect to the artists then a joke Parody This is a video that has Link been changed to make a joke out of the song or artist Referencing; This is commonly where Link another artists is referenced either in the lyrics or the video by mentioning their names or having talent that looks like them Homage This is paying respect Link to an artist by covering their songs or mentioning them etc. Conventions Lyric interpretation This is how you take Link the lyrics; lots of people can understand lyrics in a different way by having meaning to them. Extending or This is a song which Link consolidating song’s has more than one meaning meaning behind its lyrics. Allusion Where the song or Link video is very strange and what you think may be happening in fact isn’t. Links to other artists In their song or video Link they have other artists either performing or involved Techniques Cutting to beat Where the video is Link Link edited in time with the music
- 3. Miming and lip sync Where artists will lip Link sync in their music video and/or live to make it easier for themselves. Multi-mage Where there are Link multiple videos or images on the screen doing different things.