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The music video will feature cutaways of a girl group passionately singing "Little Me" by Little Mix in a studio, intercut with scenes of an abused child standing up to their abuser and escaping. It will include 4 girl actors as the band, a child actor as the abuse victim, and an adult actor as the abuser, filmed in a house with props to depict the abuse scenes and on a street. Costumes will resemble what the real band wears.
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The document discusses several common characteristics and conventions of music videos. It notes that music videos often demonstrate genre characteristics, such as a stage performance for metal videos or dance routines and flashy displays of wealth for rap videos. It also discusses common visual techniques like voyeurism, references to looking through props, and the relationship between visuals and lyrics. Record labels also influence visual styles and demand close-ups of artists with recurring visual motifs. Intertextuality between music videos and other media is also frequently used.
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Question one evaluation
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Music video analysis
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- 2. The actual video • My song I am going to do is ‘little me’ by little mix. Within this video I am going to do cut aways of a group of girls singing looking sincere and passionate about the song. The other cutaways will be of an abused child who stands up to the abuser and breaks free from them.
- 3. Miss en scene • Actors- I’m going to include 4 girls whoa re going to act as the group and also a child for the abusee and an adult (any gender) for the abuser. • Props- The props I will use will be the items in the house where the cut aways are filmed. • Locations- The scenes where the band are singing the song I am going to do in a studio to make it look more professional and for the other scenes with the child and the parent, I am going to locate in a normal house and maybe some scenes outside on the street.
- 4. costume These are costumes similar to the ones that the group is going to wear.