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This props list provides details of the items needed for the film "Turn it Around" directed by Jessica Goldsmith. It outlines the props required for three main characters - Emily Goldsmith, Ibby Hearn, and Sian Teasdale - across various scenes. Emily, portrayed as punk, will wear dark colored tartan leggings, boots, and jumper. Ibby, from the upper class, wears riding attire including boots and a jacket at the stables. Sian, depicted as working class, is dressed in a grey hoodie, black leggings, and Nike sneakers, drawing on stereotypes of that demographic.
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The feedback the student received from their audience helped improve their music video, advert, and digipak in several ways. Audience feedback confirmed that including black and white scenes in the music video better conveyed the intended emotions. Feedback also indicated that one title sequence for the music video looked more professional than the other. For the advert, feedback showed that using an image inconsistent with the digipak cover seemed unprofessional. And feedback on initial digipak photos suggested a color theme would better match the intended genre of drum and bass/house music.
Evaluation Q3
The document discusses how feedback from an audience helped improve the creator's music video, advert, and digipak. Changes were made such as adding black and white scenes to the video to better convey emotions, selecting a title sequence preferred by viewers, and choosing advert and digipak designs that related better to the genre of music. Feedback revealed preferences that led to a more professional and coherent final product tailored for the target audience of 16-25 year olds.
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This document contains an audience feedback survey asking respondents to choose their favorite advert, comment on whether a music video should change between black and white or stay one color, if a digipak fits the genre of music in the video, what kind of music they listen to, where they shop for music, and how they spend their spare time. It also asks them to provide two things they liked about the music video and two things they would change.
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This document summarizes the design choices for a mock CD package. It discusses using overlapping photos on the front and back covers to link the images and theme. Audience research showed the most popular band name was "Sub Zero" and song title was "Youth". The booklet will include song lyrics. The CD and CD holder background will feature the same camouflage image so the CD blends in. The spine uses a cutout from the holder image for visual interest when the case is closed.
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The Gant chart is a type of bar chart that illustrates a project schedule. It shows the tasks involved in a project arranged in their sequence over time, with dependencies between tasks visually displayed. The Gant chart is useful for project planning and management as it allows managers to see the timeline and dependencies at a glance.
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The shooting script outlines 29 scenes depicting three performers - a Punk Girl, Upper Class Girl, and Lower Class Girl - over the course of a day and night. It begins with establishing shots of the countryside and the performers going about their morning routines. As night falls, the Lower Class Girl walks alone through town drinking at a pub with little money, while the Upper Class Girl rides her horse miserably. The next day, the three girls' paths converge as Punk Girl bikes across the field and bumps into the other two, reuniting smiling and laughing while flashbacks depict their time together the night before.
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I requested permission from OWSLA Records to use one of their songs in a music video but received no reply, yet still used the song anyway. OWSLA Records is one of sub Focus' record labels. The other label is Ram Records who did not provide an email, so a call will be made instead to request permission.
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The document provides an evaluation of the effectiveness of combining a music video with ancillary texts like a CD cover and album advert.
The music video represents different social classes through three girls aged 17-19 engaged in various activities. It uses black and white to convey its narrative about stereotypes of teenagers.
The CD cover features layered photos and genre-related fonts to represent the house music genre while also including pop elements. An initial proposed album advert was revised to avoid singling out one girl and focusing attention on her.
The final album advert and layout follows conventions through its positioning of the image, ratings, release date, and inclusion of social media and purchase information, along with a fake band website.
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Cast list
This document lists 4 people involved in a production including their names, roles, addresses, and mobile phone numbers. Emily Louise Goldsmith, Isabella Annie Hearn, and Sian Annie Teasdale are listed as performers while Jessica Anne Goldsmith is listed as the director and producer.
Audience Feedback
The document contains an audience feedback survey asking respondents to: 1) Circle their favorite advert shown; 2) Explain why they chose that advert; 3) State if they prefer a black and white to color transition or a single effect in a music video; 4) Indicate if they feel the packaging fits the music genre; 5) Select the genres of music they typically listen to; 6) Identify where they shop to buy music; 7) List their spare time activities; and 8) Provide two things they like and would change about a music video.
Audience Questionnairre
The document summarizes research from a questionnaire given to the target audience for a music video. Key findings include:
- The primary target audience is 12-17 year olds, but the video is also being shown to college students.
- Most respondents were female, so the research is more specific to females, but secondary research will account for both.
- Consideration is being given to removing dialogue from the beginning based on the research.
- Pop music is most popular but the chosen song has a pop sound and did well on music charts.
- The story aims to challenge stereotypes about teenagers.
- Most effective advertising will be online, specifically YouTube which the target audience uses to
My target audience for my music video are 16
The document discusses targeting a music video at 16-25 year old males, as research found that genre of the music (house/drum & bass) appeals most to males. While the target is young males, the music video will feature three girls to attract female viewers by representing female teenagers, not to appeal to "male gaze."
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This document discusses the history and characteristics of drum and bass music. It is a genre that artists like Sub Focus, David Guetta, and Basement Jaxx fit under. Drum and bass is perceived as rebellious and is often played at raves, where it is common to have large DJ stations and flashing lights.
Analysing six music videos
This music video for Kesha's "We R Who We R" was directed by Hype Williams and relates closely to the lyrics through visual cues. It promotes partying and drinking through scenes set at a rave. The video uses techniques like the male gaze to appeal to both male and female audiences. Close-ups are used to focus on Kesha and other girls in revealing outfits dancing to the upbeat electro-pop song.
Evaluation Q3
The audience feedback that the document's author collected informed significant changes to their music video, advert, and digipak. Feedback revealed that audiences preferred scenes in the music video to be in black and white to convey feelings of confinement, and they selected one title sequence over another. A survey also found that audiences did not like music videos with long introductions before the song starts. Feedback on potential adverts indicated audiences expected the advert and digipak cover to match, and they felt some initial photos for the digipak did not fit the drum and bass genre. This feedback helped the author finalize their work to better match audience expectations.
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- 1. PROPS LIST Film Name: ‘Turn it Around’ – by Sub Focus Prop Item Scene Number Page Character Director: Jessica Goldsmith Location Description Leggings 2, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 1&2 Emily Goldsmith Dunsden Fields Dunsden Way Stony Road Kitchen Party Room Tartan leggings to fit with stereotype. Hair band 2, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 1&2 Emily Goldsmith Dunsden Fields Dunsden Way Stony Road Kitchen Party Room To tie up her hair in a braid. Top 2, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 1&2 Emily Goldsmith Dunsden Fields Dunsden Way Stony Road Kitchen Party Room To keep her warm when she is outside, plain black. Jumper 2, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 1&2 Emily Goldsmith Dunsden Fields Dunsden Way Stony Road Kitchen Party Room Black jumper with tartan ’88’. Boots 2, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 1&2 Emily Goldsmith Dunsden Fields Dunsden Way Stony Road Kitchen Party Room Black, high-heeled boots Bike 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 29 1&2 Emily Goldsmith House, Stony road and Field Mountain bike Spoon 2 1 Emily Goldsmith Kitchen For kitchen scene when mixing tea.
- 2. She is wearing dark colours which stand out. Tartan is a common print for punk’s to be seen in. Punk’s are individuals, they stereotypically have piercings and wacky hair. I used dark make up for Emily. She is an Punk in this video. Her house which she is first seen in in the video is from a middle class family. She is misunderstood and neglected for being different. Punk’s tend to wear dark make up.
- 3. PROPS LIST Film Name: ‘Turn it Around’ – by Sub Focus Prop Item Scene Number Page Character Director: Jessica Goldsmith Location Description Mug 2 1 Emily Goldsmith Kitchen To put the tea in, kitchen scene. Horse boots 4, 5, 15, 16, 19, 26, 27, 29 1&2 Ibby Hearn Stables Stony Road Black Coat 4, 5, 15, 16, 19, 26, 27, 29 1 &2 Ibby Hearn Stables Stony Road Beige Horse leggings 4, 5, 15, 16, 19, 26, 27, 29 1&2 Ibby Hearn Stables Stony Road Beige Helmet 19 2 Ibby Hearn Stables Black Hoodie 4, 5, 15, 16, 19, 26, 27, 29 1&2 Ibby Hearn Stables Stony Road Grey Horse 4, 15, 16, 19 1&2 Ibby Hearn Stables
- 4. Ibby is from the Upper – class segment. She is wearing a quilted jacket which is commonly worn during shoots or when horse riding. These are the activities that upper class people are usually associated with. In the music video Ibby is at a stables looking at the horses in a field. She has minimal make up on and has natural looking blonde long hair. Posh girls are usually known for looking natural and not putting on a lot of make up.
- 5. PROPS LIST Film Name: ‘Turn it Around’ – by Sub Focus Prop Item Scene Number Page Character Director: Jessica Goldsmith Location Description Night outfit 21, 28 1&2 Ibby Hearn Party room Sparkly Hoops 8 ,9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, 29 1&2 Sian Teasdale Party Room Stony Patch Peppard House High street Golden earrings. Top 8 ,9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, 29 1&2 Sian Teasdale Party Room Stony Patch Peppard House High street Baseball top. Jacket 8 ,9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, 29 1&2 Sian Teasdale Party Room Stony Patch Peppard House High street Leather. Hoodie 8 ,9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, 29 1&2 Sian Teasdale Party Room Stony Patch Peppard House High street Grey. Leggings 8 ,9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, 29 1&2 Sian Teasdale Party Room Stony Patch Peppard House High street Black leather. Trainers 8 ,9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, 29 1&2 Sian Teasdale Party Room Stony Patch Peppard House High street Nike.
- 6. This is the stereotypical look for a teenage working class citizen. They are often thought to be chavs and come across as intimidating and scary. I was inspired by Vicky Pollard from Little Britain when thinking what to dress Sian in for the working class character. Sian has a lot of eye make up and bronzer on. Working class people are stereotyped as having a lot of make up on and not put on very well. They also are perceived as having their hair scraped back and wearing large gold hoops for earrings.
- 7. PROPS LIST Film Name: ‘Turn it Around’ – by Sub Focus Prop Item Scene Number Page Character Director: Jessica Goldsmith Location Description Pyjama Top 7 1 Sian Teasdale Sian’s Bedroom Oversized. Bed 7 1 Sian Teasdale Sian’s Bedroom Double. Alarm Clock 7 1 Sian Teasdale Sian’s Bedroom 24 hour.