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The document proposes ideas for two music videos. The first is for the song "Use Somebody" by Kings of Leon. It would tell the story of a boy missing his ex-girlfriend and feeling lonely, while she puts on a happy front but secretly feels the same. At the end, he realizes he needs to get her back and runs to her house. The second idea is for Daniel Powter's "Bad Day," showing a college boy having a bad day but getting a text from the girl he likes at the end, indicating his day is looking up. Both videos would feature young adult characters and be targeted at that demographic, being shown on music channels and included on the artists' CDs.
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Group presentation for music video
- The document describes Izabel Beau, a 19-year-old pop artist based in London. She draws inspiration from artists like Pixie Lott and Ellie Goulding.
- Her target audience is described as females aged 12-25 who enjoy pop music, dancing, and bright colors. A concept for her debut music video is outlined, focusing on a young girl who uses ballet as an escape from her parents' unhappy marriage.
- Details are provided about how the music video will incorporate elements of Goodwin's analysis, including visual references to the song's lyrics and use of conventions like close-ups to promote the pop genre.
Music Video: Written Treatment
Sent out to all collaborators through email attachment. This is my written treatment which is to give my actors and helpers some information prior to filming.
Genre studies
The document analyzes and compares the music videos for Nicki Minaj's "Super Bass" and Memphis May Fire's "No Ordinary Love". For the Nicki Minaj video, it finds elements of the male gaze and female sexual objectification through her revealing outfits, suggestive dancing, and interactions. The Memphis May Fire video tells a narrative about a father-son relationship through imagery and lyrics, and uses camera techniques and mise-en-scene to reflect the song's raw, gritty style and themes of brokenness. Key differences between the genres noted are elements of voyeurism, narrative vs performance focus, and bright sexualized style vs dark relaxed style.
A2 summer term_homework
The video summarizes and analyzes 4 music videos of different genres:
1) "Dreamers" by Savoir Adore is an electropop video with mystical, dreamlike elements like masks and slow camerawork. It portrays the female singer as powerful rather than sexualized.
2) "Elastic Heart" by Sia features Maddie Ziegler and Shia LaBeouf in nude-colored costumes, with close-ups showing emotion and power dynamics between them.
3) "Pieces" by Robin Stjernberg uses a narrative format and slow motion to enhance the emotional intensity as the singer crashes through glass after an argument.
4) "Ride" by Twenty
Music video treatment
Mabel is a Spanish-born Swedish pop singer known for her 2015 debut single "Know Me Better" and 2017 hit "Finders Keepers." The document discusses a proposed music video for her song "Thinking of You." The concept is that the singer has fallen for a guy friend but isn't sure if he feels the same way. Throughout everyday activities with friends, the audience sees her battling her emotions. Close-up and mid shots will emphasize how sad she is to be in blind love without knowing if he cares for her too.
Proposal document
The music video will show an old man looking through photos of his grandson and feeling sad and lonely. It will then show the grandson dressed in black with headphones on, ignoring people as he makes his way to his grandfather's house. When the grandson sees a box of photos left by his grandfather, he smiles as he realizes how amazing his grandfather is. The next morning, the grandson hugs his grandfather, who gets teary-eyed. The singer of the song will occasionally be seen lip syncing the song. The magazine spread will provide more details about the artist and music video to promote the artist and draw attention to the charity the video supports.
Goodwin theory
This document provides an overview of Andrew Goodwin's theoretical framework for analyzing music videos. It identifies six key aspects: 1) The relationship between lyrics and visuals, 2) The relationship between music and visuals, 3) Demonstration of genre characteristics, 4) Close-ups and motifs of the artist, 5) Reference to voyeurism, and 6) Intertextual references. Each aspect is then further explained through examples and relationships to music videos.
Analysis of three music videos
The document analyzes the music video for "Young and Beautiful" by Lana Del Rey. It notes that the video has a 1920s vintage aesthetic created through Lana's makeup, costumes, and editing techniques. The video is performance-based, featuring many close-up shots of Lana singing. It uses dark colors and lighting to create a melancholy mood that matches the lyrics. Overall, the analysis finds the video successfully matches the song's lyrics through its visual storytelling and vintage style.
Ed sheeran drunk
Ed Sheeran's "Drunk" music video tells the story of him dealing with a bad breakup through narrative and conceptual elements. It shows him getting drunk and having flashbacks of his ex-girlfriend. An unconventional aspect is a cat that communicates with him using subtitles, representing his loneliness. The dark lighting and blue color grading in the house and bar scenes reflect his sadness. The target audience is likely young adults, as the video portrays people solving problems through drinking.
In depth interviews
Jay Herrera's favorite genre of music is rap because he can relate to the lyrics. He particularly enjoys UK rap artists like Chanel AKA because they are from the UK and inspire him as an aspiring rapper. His favorite music video is "Bashy - Catch Me If You Can" because it has an engaging story line told through the rappers' performances. While watching music videos, he prefers narrative over performance depending on the artist's talents. Jay thinks what engages audiences most are good songs, relatable story lines where the artist sings to the camera, and references to popular culture.
Liiar analysis of 3 music videos
The document contains analyses of the music videos for "Black Widow" by Iggy Azalea, "Say You Like Me" by We the Kings, and "Don't" by Ed Sheeran. It discusses the language, institutions, ideologies, audiences, and representations depicted in each video. The narratives and visual elements of the videos are examined in detail over multiple paragraphs for each song.
Eminem stan
The document provides an analysis of the music video for Eminem's song "Stan" and Katy Perry's song "Friday". For "Stan", it notes that the video depicts the dark and depressing story of an obsessed fan named Stan who writes letters to Eminem. It analyzes symbols like Stan's white clothing representing madness. For "Friday", it summarizes the video as depicting Katy Perry as a nerdy teenager who has a fantasy of becoming popular at a high school party, represented through bright colors and dancing. It analyzes how she transforms her appearance to attract attention from a popular boy at the party.
Analyse 4 music videos irene
The document provides summaries of four music videos:
1) Ludacris' "Runaway Love" depicts issues of sexual abuse and hardship faced by girls of different ages and ethnicities. The video tells a narrative through its lyrics and scenes of rural areas with graffiti.
2) Taylor Swift's "I Knew You Were Trouble" shows her falling for and getting heartbroken by a troublemaking guy, ending with her alone in the desert. The narrative relates to the song's lyrics.
3) Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball" literally portrays the lyrics of being wrecked by love through scenes of her wrecking walls with demolition tools.
4) Katy Perry's
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