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Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is an anxiety disorder that can develop after exposure to one or more traumatic events, such as physical or sexual abuse, assault, accidents, natural disasters, or war. Symptoms include flashbacks, nightmares, insomnia, and hypervigilance that cause impairment in social and occupational functioning. Psychological trauma is caused by experiencing or witnessing events like childhood abuse, assault, addiction, illness, bullying, family violence, or accidents that produce feelings of fear, helplessness, or horror.
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The document provides ideas for costumes, lighting, props, and other elements of mise-en-scène for a music video being produced by students. For the male band members' costumes, jeans are suggested instead of chinos since they don't have access to chinos. For the female in the narrative, lyrics imply a promiscuous character so a dress with a jacket is proposed. Dim lighting is discussed to imply a low budget, while colored lighting could provide an art deco feel but is unavailable. Natural lighting and a suitcase are among the prop ideas. Makeup and hairstyles of red lipstick and curly hair are planned to characterize the female, while scruffy hair is proposed for the males.
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Art deco first appeared in the 1920s in France and incorporated ideas from the machine age through its use of bright colors, symmetrical geometric shapes, and simple compositions. The document discusses how the artist's research on art deco designs, which featured pastel colors and geometric layouts, aligns with the group's initial ideas and feedback from audience research calling for "colorful" visuals. It proposes taking inspiration from art deco styles to meet consumer needs and preferences identified in their research and initial ideas.
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The Portobellos are a band from Chelsea and Kensington consisting of four members aged 20-23 who met in secondary school and formed a band. They were inspired to take the name "The Portobellos" from Portobello Road, known for its markets. They gained popularity performing locally and supporting Mumford and Sons before signing with Drowned in Sound records. They are currently working on their debut album to be released near Christmas.
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The document discusses potential cast members for a media production based on the song "Breakeven" by The Script. It identifies several male students who could play instruments like guitar and drums, as well as a lead male vocalist. Extras are needed for a narrative portion, including a female love interest and another male. Details are provided on several students' experience, availability, suitability for roles, and access to necessary costumes or equipment. Concerns are raised about some students' willingness to cooperate or fit the desired mature image.
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The document discusses three British rock bands - The Hoosiers, The Script, and The Kooks. It provides information on the members and origins of each band, noting key albums and hit songs. It also lists and previews upcoming analyses of music videos from each band's discography.
Michael Jackson
This video analysis summarizes Michael Jackson's 1987 music video for "The Way You Make Me Feel". The 7-10 minute video was directed by Joe Pytka and featured a mix of narrative and performance scenes. It showed Jackson's iconic dance moves and included voyeuristic camerawork and silhouettes. The video portrayed Jackson chasing and ultimately winning over a woman, similar to a "happy ever after" story structure in films. While some critics praised the video as iconic, others found Jackson's dancing to be too provocative.
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The document discusses the Beatles song "Let It Be". It provides background on the band members and context for the song. Specifically, it notes that the Beatles wanted the song on their final album before splitting up. It also discusses the music video's performance-only style, typical of videos in the 1970s genre of pop music. Finally, it outlines the song's popularity and legacy, including its placement on lists of the band's greatest songs.
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The document describes the process of editing video clips for a psychological thriller film project. Key steps included:
1) Uploading clips to iMovie and shortening them to select the most useful portions.
2) Dragging the "best" clips into the project section to watch together and practice transitions.
3) Choosing transitions like "fade to black" to portray flashbacks differently than reality scenes.
4) Further shortening clips and adding more "cut" transitions in the project section.
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