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The document describes 16 different shots for a music video. Shots 9 and 15 both involve a couple laughing and cuddling in the kitchen while wearing casual clothes and with lyrics playing. Shot 10 is a close-up of the girlfriend's moody face in the kitchen. Shots 11-14 continue telling a story through various shots of the arguing couple in different locations with lyrics or instrumental music.
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This document outlines the shots planned for a music video. It includes 8 numbered shots with descriptions of the shot type, location, costumes, props, action, and audio. Shot 1 is an over the shoulder shot of a moody girlfriend and upset boyfriend in the kitchen with no props or audio. Shot 2 shows the happy couple walking around town in casual clothes with instrumental music. Shot 3 focuses on the boyfriend trying to cheer up the moody girlfriend in various shot types at their home.
Improved Shot List
The document describes 20 shots for a film scene involving a chase and interrogation. Shot 1 shows a perpetrator running past the camera with agents behind him in a forest. Shot 2 shows the pursuit from the perpetrator's point of view. Shot 3 shows all characters during the chase. Subsequent shots follow the characters from different angles and perspectives as the chased person is caught, taken to a house, interrogated, and tortured in an attempt to get them to answer questions.
Improved Shot List
The document describes 20 shots for a film scene involving a chase and interrogation. Shot 1 shows a perpetrator running past the camera with agents behind him in a forest. Shot 2 shows the pursuit from the perpetrator's point of view. Shot 3 shows all characters during the chase. Subsequent shots follow the characters from different angles and perspectives as the chased person is caught, taken to a house, interrogated, and tortured in an attempt to get them to answer questions.
Script
This document is a script for a trailer of a soap opera called "Mulberry Way". It contains 19 scenes that introduce several characters including Archie, John, Jess, and an unidentified killer. The scenes show the characters receiving threatening texts, a doctor's appointment, someone watching Archie's house holding a knife, a physical altercation, and Archie running frightened through the woods being chased. Intercut throughout are shots of the killer dressed in black and shots of John struggling with depression. The trailer uses music and cuts between the scenes to build mystery and tension around who the killer is and their motives.
Script
This document is a script for a trailer of a soap opera called "Mulberry Way". It contains 19 scenes that introduce several characters including Archie, John, Jess, and an unidentified killer. The scenes show the characters receiving threatening texts, a doctor's appointment, someone taking antidepressants, a confrontation between Archie and Emily, and Archie running scared through the woods while being chased. The trailer uses music and shots of the characters' worried facial expressions and body language to build mystery and tension without revealing too many details of the plot.
Script
This document is a script for a trailer of a soap opera called "Mulberry Way". It contains 19 scenes that introduce several characters including Archie, John, Jess, and an unidentified killer. The scenes show the characters receiving threatening texts, a doctor's appointment, someone watching Archie's house holding a knife, a physical altercation, and Archie running frightened through the woods being chased. Intercut throughout are shots of the killer dressed in black and shots of John struggling with depression. The trailer uses music and cuts between the scenes to build mystery and tension around who the killer is and their motives.
Script
This document is a script for a trailer of a soap opera called "Mulberry Way". It contains 19 scenes that introduce several characters including Archie, John, Jess, and an unidentified killer. The scenes show the characters receiving threatening texts, a doctor's appointment, someone watching Archie's house holding a knife, a physical altercation, and Archie running frightened through the woods being chased. Intercut throughout are shots of the killer dressed in black and shots of John struggling with depression. The trailer uses music and cuts between the scenes to build mystery and tension around who the killer is and what will happen to the characters.
Script
This document contains a script for a trailer of a soap opera called "Mulberry Way". The trailer depicts various characters who seem to be connected to a killer who is stalking and threatening one of the main characters, Archie, by text message. The trailer uses intercutting between different characters and locations to build mystery and tension, with a cyclical structure implied by the final shot zooming back to the "Mulberry Way" sign. Non-diegetic music plays throughout to add to the suspenseful tone.
Shotlist – Main Task
The shotlist documents 16 shots for a media production, providing details about the shot type, camera movement, sound, dialogue, location and notes for each shot. The shots include close-ups, mid shots, over-the-shoulder shots, and long shots in various locations like a city street, bathroom, hallway, courtyard and living room. The shots cover interactions between characters, flashbacks, phone screens and a climactic confrontation with a gun prop.
Storyboard 1 retribution
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Script
The document outlines 21 scenes from a film production called "Forge Lane". Each scene describes the character, camera shot, and brief action. The scenes alternate between shots of a main character running through a field in slow motion, shots of other characters involved in suspicious activities like washing blood off hands, and shots at a party or pub with the group of friends. The scenes suggest some kind of crime or violent act has occurred on a grassy field, and the characters are attempting to cover it up.
Forge lane - Script
The document outlines 21 scenes from a film production called "Forge Lane". Each scene describes the character, camera shot, and brief action. The scenes alternate between shots of a main character running through a field in slow motion, shots of other characters involved in suspicious activities like washing blood off hands, and shots at a party or pub with the group of friends. The scenes also include close-up shots of bloody or ripped clothes on the ground and characters dropping or washing bloody items while looking suspiciously at the camera. Taken together, the scenes appear to tell a mystery story through alternating shots of a character in danger and their friends involved in a cover-up.
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The document describes the various digital tools and online resources the author used to complete their music video production project. These included PowerPoint and Prezi to create presentations; Google to research information; YouTube to view music videos; and Adobe Premiere Pro and a camcorder to film and edit the music video. The author found these tools helpful for researching information, presenting their work, filming and editing the final music video product.
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The survey results showed that the target audience for the music video is 16-25 year olds who listen to indie/indie-rock music. They typically watch music videos a couple times a week on YouTube and TV. Key features they expect are people playing instruments, indie clothing, and unusually placed things. Storylines, colors, and things relating to the lyrics most appeal to them. While preferences for narratives are split, using one could help understand the lyrics. All respondents preferred multiple locations over a single location in music videos.
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The document discusses feedback received from an audience survey about music video preferences. The survey found that the target audience was mostly 16-25 year old females who prefer indie/indie-rock music videos that feature bands playing instruments, include indie clothing styles, tell a story or relate to the song lyrics, use more than one location, and have a narrative structure. The creator incorporated this feedback by developing a music video with an indie/indie-rock genre, indie clothing, multiple locations, and a narrative storyline.
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The student took inspiration from Rihanna's digipak design of spreading one image across the side. For their design, they used a concert photo from an Arctic Monkeys gig that draws attention due to the lighting. They also used a photo from Reading Festival for the front cover, which features people with their arms raised similarly to other images. Through feedback, they selected a close-up stage photo that linked better with the top image due to matching colors. The final digipak design ties the images together through a cohesive atmosphere and coloring.
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The document describes revisions made to a music magazine advertisement. The advertisement was updated to have a black background to make the image and text stand out more. Large text was added at the bottom to highlight the album title, release information, and a song featured in a music video. An image of the album cover was also included to help readers recognize the album if they wanted to purchase it. Feedback confirmed that the bold font caught attention as desired. The album cover image was replaced to be clearer and blend in better. Additional details like the record label and website were added at the bottom for more information.
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This document describes the various digital tools and online resources used during different stages of a research project. For research, the document lists PowerPoint, Slideshare, Google, Prezi, Blogger, YouTube, Glogster, and Bubbl.us. For audience research, it mentions PowerPoint, Google, YouTube, SurveyMonkey, Prezi, Glogster, Word, a scanner, camera, and Excel. For production, the tools used were Adobe InDesign, Google, Adobe PremierPro, a Sony camcorder, DSLR camera, and Word. For evaluation, Prezi and PowerPoint were utilized.
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The document discusses the various media technologies used during the construction, research, planning, and evaluation stages of a music video project. YouTube was used extensively for research by analyzing existing music videos within the chosen genre. Premier Pro was used to edit and add effects to video clips. Facebook and blogger were utilized to share and receive feedback on the final product. Other tools mentioned include Word for presentations, PowerPoint for clear information sharing, Prezi for creative presentations, Slideshare to upload PowerPoints, Glogster for showcasing planning ideas creatively, a timeline tool, and Bubbl.us for creating a reflective spider diagram.
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The document describes the costumes and outfits used in a video to represent the style of Arctic Monkeys lead singer Alex Turner and fit with the indie music genre. For the first male costume, the outfit includes jeans, a black coat, white top, and brogues, mimicking what Turner typically wears. The first female costume also includes a similar coat to represent Turner's style. Subsequent costumes for both stick to dark colors to make the characters stand out against light surroundings. The goal is to relate the video to the band and genre through consistent and recognizable clothing choices.
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The creator inserted audio and video clips into their project, renamed the clips for organization, and added title slides to the beginning and end with information about the song, performers, and to note it was for a media coursework assignment. Having finished inserting clips, the creator rendered the project to export the completed video for uploading to YouTube.
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This document summarizes the location recce for a music video production. It finds that Eve's house is suitable for filming and has the necessary locations. Permission to film has been granted by Eve. The recce identifies the equipment needed, including a video camera and tripod. No safety hazards or noise issues were found. Filming will use natural daylight in the afternoon. Test recordings were made to check camera angles and shots. Actors have been scheduled for filming on Tuesday and Thursday. No parking is needed as filming will be at an actress's house. All involved will be briefed on the production plan.
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The document discusses planning for a video production at a location in Henley. It notes that Henley is a suitable location due to available buildings and easy access. The recce identifies using a video camera and tripod, and that filming can be done without permissions as the location is public. Potential safety hazards are roads, but they will not be crossed. Filming will be done in the morning for better lighting. Dates and times are scheduled for filming with actors at a college and house, so no parking is needed.
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The story board has undergone some changes, with the location no longer being a house but instead around Henley. Square 5 will now feature multiple photographs of a couple hugging in a kitchen rather than the original scene. Additionally, some of the arguing between characters will take place over the phone rather than in person.
Storyboard
The storyboard has undergone some changes, with the location no longer being a house but now taking place around Henley. Additionally, square 5 of the storyboard has been altered from its original depiction to instead show a close-up of the couple hugging, likely due to difficulties securing the intended location.
Music video pitch
This music video pitch proposes using Arctic Monkeys' song "Mardy Bum" about a couple where the boyfriend sings about his girlfriend's bad moods. Locations like a kitchen, train station, and street will depict lyrics about cuddling, missing a train, and remembering good times. The lead singer Alex Turner's indie rock style will inspire the clothing to help audiences connect the video to the band. Feedback affirmed the strong connection of locations and lyrics and using Turner's fashion, advising filming on a street instead of in a house.
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The male costume consists of jeans, a black coat, white top, and brogues to represent Arctic Monkeys lead singer Alex Turner, who typically wears similar outfits. The female wears a coat like the male's to also represent Turner and fit with the indie genre. Dark colors were chosen for her to stand out against lighter surroundings and focus attention on her as the main character. Similar clothing throughout relates the video to the band and genre for audience connection to the music.
Print screens magazine advert
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The document discusses the design choices for a print advertisement. It explains that bold fonts and a colorful image with blank space were used to catch readers' eyes. Additionally, including the album cover photo, like a Wretch 32 magazine ad, allows people to identify the album when shopping.
Print screens digipak
The document summarizes the design choices for a digipak album cover. It took inspiration from Rihanna's use of a single image spread across the front. Most digipaks have the band's name inside, so it includes that. The front image is one taken at an Arctic Monkeys concert to draw attention to the song titles listed inside, along with a barcode and record label information. The front cover image comes from a festival and reflects the album title with eye-catching black and white writing.
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This document discusses using a digipak for packaging and shares feedback received. The feedback indicated that people liked using an image spread across the inside of a digipak and found it to be simple yet creative. Examples of images were shown and people felt digipak 2 was the best choice as the other options were not as visually interesting.
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