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My model will wear clothes representing the indie genre, such as denim and band t-shirts, to appeal to fans of indie music. I chose this actor because his personal style already includes these indie fashion elements. His haircut also resembles famous indie bands like Oasis. The costume aims to evoke musicians like Hozier through items such as a denim jacket, white t-shirt, and muddy boots to suggest a natural, down-to-earth sound. Props of a guitar and a polaroid photo aim to connect the artist further to original indie music styles and traditions.
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Plans for image taking
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Plans for image taking
My model will wear clothes representing the indie genre, such as denim and long t-shirts. This actor is well-suited because he has an indie style with many denim clothes, making it easy to portray the genre accurately. Additionally, his haircut resembles famous indie bands like Oasis, further helping the target audience recognize the genre.
The costume will resemble Hozier's style to suggest the music is down-to-earth like his, including a denim jacket, oversized white top, black skinny jeans, and muddy brown boots to imply the artist's connection to nature. Props of a guitar and polaroid photo further position the music as acoustic and relating to original indie styles.
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Media eval 1
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Pitch (1)
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2) At the beginning of the video, the piano keys will appear to play themselves to depict loneliness without friends, accompanied by title cards.
3) There will be black and white flashbacks showing memories with old friends.
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2) At the beginning of the video, the piano keys will appear to play themselves to depict loneliness without friends, accompanied by title cards.
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Evaluation 2
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Question1
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1) It focuses solely on one artist rather than including other characters. This reflects the narrative of the song.
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3) The artist plays two roles, wearing different clothing for performance scenes versus narrative scenes to represent a split between the two. This is a unique approach not common in other music videos.
Task 2 1
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Evaluation q3
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Evaluation: Conventions
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- Live performance shots are used to keep the focus on the artist/band and show the relationship between performers and audience. Shots were taken from different angles and distances.
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- Settings are usually indoor studios, stages, or outdoor street scenes due to low budgets. The author uses a house, studio, and streets.
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The document analyzes two music advertisements and discusses elements from each that could be incorporated into the author's own advertisement.
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Website Analysis
The document discusses conventions for artist websites that were observed by the researchers. These include:
1) Using capital letters for the artist's name to make it stand out.
2) Including a biography of the artist to help audiences connect with them.
3) Featuring photos of live performances and the artist to promote them in an interesting way and appeal to audiences.
4) Including tour dates and links to ticket purchases to encourage impulse buys.
5) Listing songs and albums with a way to listen to samples to help sell the artist's music.
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The music video uses black and white to depict past events and color to depict the present. The digipak and website feature the artist's reflective style through plain fonts and serious photos. London landmarks represent the artist's roots while atypical elements subvert rap conventions.
Consistency across the ancillary texts and music video effectively portray the artist's inner conflict between fame and authenticity through recurring themes like buildings and mise-en-scene. Minor changes could further explore the artist's urban background.
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The document then examines how each part of the media product (Digi pack, advertisement, music video) develops conventions learned from research, while also challenging some conventions. For example, the Digi pack uses urban imagery rather than a single color scheme, and the music video incorporates projector scenes.
Research mock-ups and existing music videos were analyzed to ensure the conventions
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Evaluation question
The document summarizes how the student's media products for a digipack, magazine advertisement, and music video both challenged and conformed to conventions of existing media in the R&B and hip-hop genres.
For the digipack, the front cover drew inspiration from album covers by Trey Songz and Usher but challenged conventions by placing the artist in front of broken glass. Typography and layout drew from Toni Braxton but challenged flashy displays of wealth. Inside photos portrayed the artist's emotions through a unique high-angle shot.
The magazine ad drew from Jessie J but provided more information on social media and reviews. It portrayed the artist in streetwear to appeal to different audiences.
Media coursework question 1
This document discusses how a media product for an indie artist's album uses, develops, and challenges conventions of the indie music genre. It describes elements of the album packaging, advertisements, magazine feature, music video, and their narrative that follow conventions - such as the use of hats, guitars, and scruffy clothing as visual cues. It also discusses elements that challenge conventions, such as the use of bright colors, close-ups, stop motion, and ambiguous storylines. The goal was to clearly signal the artist's genre while also adding individuality and appealing to a wider audience.
Evaluation question 1 jhj
The document summarizes the ways in which the media product (a pop music album package) uses and challenges conventions of the genre. Key points:
- The digi-pack takes inspiration from other pop albums in its layout, photos and design elements, but challenges conventions by not having a set color scheme and using different fonts on each page.
- The advertisement was inspired by other pop ads but challenges conventions by using a translucent graphic and long shot of the artist rather than close-ups.
- The music video develops pop conventions through its urban setting, clothing, narrative, and editing techniques like flash cuts, but challenges conventions by creating its own projector footage.
Outfit choice
The document describes the outfit choices for a model on a music magazine cover shoot. A backwards baseball cap, open leather jacket, ripped jeans, crop top with dyed pink hair and chunky boots were chosen to create a rebellious look fitting for the R&B genre. Poses aim to portray the model as a powerful R&B artist. The front cover photo shows the model looking mysterious to intrigue audiences and promote the latest R&B hits and styles.
Question 1 media
The document discusses conventions used in various media related to music. It summarizes conventions seen in music videos of different genres like indie and pop. It discusses using conventions like narratives, performances, and relatable settings in indie music videos. It then discusses conventions of digipaks, like close-up artist photos and extras to add value. Magazine ad conventions discussed include linking to other products and providing release details. The document argues its own media uses conventions that appeal to its target indie audience.
Question 2
The magazine cover features a model friend of the creator's dressed casually in a burgundy and black checked shirt, curly hair, and holding a yellow ukulele to represent the folk and indie music genre. The photo was taken in nearby woods to depict the natural, peaceful atmosphere often associated with folk music. Inside, a group photo shows friends playing various indie folk instruments in a field, resembling a music festival. A Katy Perry concert photo was also included to challenge expectations of the target audience. Overall, the magazine represents its target audience interested in folk and indie music through the clothing, instruments, and natural settings featured.
Evaluation 2
The document discusses the design of various components of a digipak for a music album, including the front cover, inside cover, disc, and back cover. Research was conducted on conventions for indie/pop album packaging. Key conventions followed include featuring the artist prominently and using cohesive color schemes and fonts. Some conventions were challenged, such as including a personal photo on the inside cover and using bright colors. The overall design aims to effectively market an unsigned band and link the packaging to the music video's theme of a relationship.
Evalution For Vinyl
The document discusses the design choices made for the magazine "Vinyl". It uses a three-color scheme of black, white, and purple. The cover uses three fonts but additional fonts are used inside. Photographs with old-style frames indicate an interest in retro photography. The target audience is described as teenage girls based on the feminine photography, fonts, and color scheme used. The magazine aims to represent indie music styles through the featured bands, fashion content, and photography style.
IMAGE PLANS
The document discusses plans for an album cover portraying a female jazz artist. It describes choosing actress Lydia as the model due to her fitting appearance and natural style. The setting of a dimly lit bar is chosen to create the right ambience for jazz. The artist will be posed smiling or playing with her hair to appear fun and attract different audiences. She will wear a brightly colored top to stand out and attract male audiences, taking inspiration from Amy Winehouse album covers. Her hair will have a 1950s/1960s style to relate to when jazz first began. A drink glass prop will portray her enjoying time in a bar and make audiences want that feeling from the album.
Outfit choice1
The document discusses outfit choices and photos for an R&B music magazine cover. It describes choosing a backwards baseball cap, open leather jacket, ripped jeans, and crop top to create an edgy, rebellious look that represents the R&B genre. Pink dyed hair and chunky boots make the model appear unique and tall. Black clothing and moody poses aim to portray power, strength, and rebellion associated with R&B music. The front cover photo shows an intriguing, mysterious expression to draw in the target audience of R&B fans interested in style.
PHOTOS and social groups
The document discusses outfit choices and a photo shoot for a music magazine cover. It describes choosing a backwards baseball cap, leather jacket, ripped jeans, crop top, and dyed pink hair to create a rebellious look befitting of the R&B genre. Posing the model with moody stares was meant to replicate powerful female R&B artists. The front cover photo shows the model looking mysterious with her sleeves rolled up and baseball cap, intriguing audiences to learn more about the artist.
Summing up2
The document describes a music video and accompanying products created by the author for the song "Gypsy Woman." The music video tells the narrative of a seemingly happy female performer who is revealed to be homeless at the end. The author also produced a vintage-style digipak and magazine advertisement featuring the performer. Feedback was positive and noted the narrative, styling, and cohesive vintage aesthetic across products. The author made revisions based on feedback to improve linking elements and attract their target young adult audience.
Question two
The combination of the main music video product and ancillary texts effectively portrays the artist Hannah-Belle and the indie/folk genre. [1] The revealing costume and red lipstick in the music video represents sexuality and femininity, aligning with trends in authenticity and revealing styles. [2] Both the main video and ancillary texts like the CD covers depict a natural, minimalist aesthetic that epitomizes the calm sound of the genre. [3] This strategic combination creates a cohesive persona for Hannah-Belle that the target audience of teenagers and students can relate to, helping establish her star image and appeal to both indie and folk fans.
Question One
The document discusses how the media product, including the album digipak, website homepage, and music video, conforms to conventions of the pop-punk genre. The digipak features the artist wearing a beanie and flannel to represent the genre. The website uses photos from the album shoot for consistency. The music video incorporates close-ups of the lead singer, shots of the band playing instruments, and headbanging to connect emotionally with audiences. It also references other bands through clothing. However, the music video subverts conventions by featuring a powerful female lead singer in contrast to the usually male-dominated genre.
Organisation
The document discusses photography plans for a magazine targeted towards teenagers interested in rock music. It mentions several potential photography locations around the local area, including a field, a teenager's bedroom, and barn ruins, that could provide distinctive backgrounds. It also discusses organizing models/actors to resemble modern rock bands or artists through their fashion styles and poses, using props like guitars to make the images feel authentic. The goal is to create realistic photography that teenagers can relate to and that captures different rock band images and styles for the monthly magazine.
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