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The document analyzes the music video for Pink's "Stupid Girls" as an example of postmodernism. It discusses how the video uses intertextual references and parody to mock celebrities. Through adopting different character roles, the video also employs bricolage by juxtaposing scenes from different media like cartoons and sitcoms.
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Martelle Kumar created a music video for their indie pop artist Tegan Liburd. In the presentation, Martelle evaluates how aspects of the music video conform to conventions of the indie pop genre to make the product appear authentic. Martelle represented the artist as glamorous and trendy by dressing them in designer clothes and makeup. Martelle also introduced the artist with medium shots, included close-ups of the artist's performance to show facial expressions, used outdoor rural settings at sunset, and added special effects like rewinding to match conventions of other indie pop music videos. By following these genre conventions, Martelle aimed to establish a connection with the audience and have the music video successfully convey the indie pop genre.
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This media product uses and challenges some conventions of action movie genres in the following ways:
1) It challenges the typical introduction of the setting by only spending 2 minutes on it instead of more time.
2) It challenges conventions by not clearly showing the protagonist at first and portraying them as a victim rather than the dominant character.
3) Some shots use conventions like fast cars and certain locations but other elements like the framing and portrayal of characters challenges typical portrayals in the genre.
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The evolution of action film genre
The action genre has evolved significantly over the decades from the 1920s to present day. Early action films from the 1920s-1930s featured swashbuckling movies and sword fighting. In the 1940s-1950s, war movies, westerns, and spy films became popular. The 1960s saw the rise of James Bond movies. In the 1970s, grittier detective and crime dramas as well as martial arts films emerged. The 1980s was the peak of the action blockbuster era defined by one-man army heroes. More recent action films feature increased comedy elements, female leads, and use of CGI technology and exaggerated stunts.
The evolution of action film genre
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1) Early 1920s-1930s action films featured swashbuckling movies with sword fighting heroes.
2) 1940s-1950s saw the rise of war movies, westerns, and spy films which replaced sword fighting with more realistic themes.
3) James Bond films dominated the 1960s with larger-than-life characters and gadgets, car chases, and martial arts fights.
4) Gritty detective and crime dramas in the 1970s like Dirty Harry ended the western era and introduced martial arts to the genre.
5) Today's action films have been molded by these
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4) Gritty detective and crime dramas shaped a new action style in the 1970s along with the rise of martial arts films exposing new cultures.
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Postmodernism Stupid Girls
- 2. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BR4yQFZK9YM We chose to select this text as it is a good example of postmodernism.The music video, directed by Dave Meyers, uses many itertextual references and
- 3. Intertexuality In the text the artist makes numberous references to other texts. Pink mocks: Paris hilton Beyonce Mary Kate Lindsey Lohan
- 4. Characters The artist in the text adopts new characters of different roles throughout the music video which represent two opposite
- 5. Parody
- 6. Bricolage In Stupid Girls the director has uses other forms of media On the television a 1950’s styled etiquette girls finishing school is shown. The bricolage is used in juxtaposition to scene where a character is shopping,driving etc. The director used this to
- 7. Cartoon Looney tunes
- 8. Pop culture F.R.I.E.N.D.S 2003
- 11. Breaking down the fourth wall I can not take anymore