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This document contains a 7 question multiple choice questionnaire about music preferences and opinions on romantic pop music videos. It asks the respondent for their favorite music genre, whether they like romantic music videos, preferred locations and music styles for such videos, how often they like to watch them, preferred endings, and best sources to advertise new music videos. It concludes by asking for any ideas to promote a new music video.
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This document contains a 7 question multiple choice music preferences questionnaire. It asks the respondent for their name, age and favorite music genre. It then asks if they like romantic pop music videos and if so, presents additional questions about preferred locations, watching frequency, music styles and endings for romantic music videos. It concludes by asking for ideas on promoting a new music video.
Digipaks for alternative rock
The document summarizes and analyzes the digipak covers of three alternative rock albums:
1) Green Day's "American Idiot" features a bleeding heart grenade on the cover symbolizing the Iraq War, with bold red, black, and white colors appealing to a rebellious younger audience.
2) Gorillaz's "Demon Days" references The Beatles' "Let It Be" on the cover to expand their audience, showing silhouettes of band members on the CD.
3) Coldplay's "Viva La Vida" references Eugene Delacroix's painting "Liberty Leading the People" to link its themes of war and liberation to the album
Proposal/Initial Pitch
The document proposes a "Best of" album for the band Faux Pas containing their most popular and successful songs from previous singles and albums. It would include 12 tracks on the first disc. The second disc is a DVD with behind-the-scenes footage and music videos to help promote the band. The proposal also includes details on a music video they plan to make for the song "Finer People," with a storyline about a boy trying to improve himself to get the attention of a girl he likes.
5sos digipak analysis
This album cover follows conventions typical of album covers by including the band's name and logo prominently. There is a central image of the band that helps identify the album as theirs. Elements of the band's clothing and style reflect the pop-punk genre they are associated with. As the deluxe edition, doodles drawn by the band surround their image to distinguish it from the standard edition. The cover and packaging aim to give a consistent style and feel continuity through similar colors, fonts, and references back to elements on the front cover.
Media work digipak
Most digipaks feature the artist on the front cover to help sell albums by allowing fans to recognize them. Some artists include gifts for fans, like Taylor Swift including Polaroid photos in her 1989 album to give fans a more personal connection. In designing their own digipak, they propose featuring a close-up picture of the artist on the front cover in neutral but bold colors to represent a pop rock genre, taking inspiration from artists like Ellie Goulding and Arctic Monkeys who decorate album covers rather than leaving them plain.
Analysis of Iron Maiden - The final Frontier promotional poster
The poster advertises Iron Maiden's 15th studio album The Final Frontier, which peaked at number 1 in 28 countries including the UK. It features Eddie, the band's mascot designed by Derek Riggs, whose mangled skull would signal to fans that this is a heavy metal album rather than music in other genres like rap or pop. The torn appearance of Eddie's skull on one side contrasts with the smooth side, possibly symbolizing songs influenced by different genres as well as their usual style. Bright red colors and lighting bolts imply an exciting and shocking album in a brutal metal subgenre.
Target audience
Kavinsky is a 39-year-old French house artist whose music is inspired by 1980s films and sounds similar to Daft Punk. His target audience is typically ages 20-30, as his music appeals to those interested in 1980s films and games like GTA. While his songs feature in action movies that appeal more to males, his music does not have gender-specific meanings and he includes female vocals, so it attracts both male and female listeners. As his song Nightcall was most popular in the UK, his largest audience is likely Caucasian British people.
Websites
Taylor Swift is one of the biggest pop artists globally, gaining recognition at age 16 for her narrative songs about personal life. Her website mimics a newspaper style with Taylor as the focus, in black and white to resemble a newspaper. It includes tabs for her store and tickets.
Adele is an English singer from London who received an early record deal after a friend posted her video. Her first album was certified 7 times platinum in the UK. Her basic website prominently displays her name and a photo of her performing for fans at a show, with red tabs for her store, music and social media.
The websites relate to the artists' styles - Taylor's references her media attention while Adele's emphasizes her
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Digipaks for alternative rock
The document summarizes and analyzes the digipak covers of three alternative rock albums:
1) Green Day's "American Idiot" features a bleeding heart grenade on the cover symbolizing the Iraq War, with bold red, black, and white colors appealing to a rebellious younger audience.
2) Gorillaz's "Demon Days" references The Beatles' "Let It Be" on the cover to expand their audience, showing silhouettes of band members on the CD.
3) Coldplay's "Viva La Vida" references Eugene Delacroix's painting "Liberty Leading the People" to link its themes of war and liberation to the album
Proposal/Initial Pitch
The document proposes a "Best of" album for the band Faux Pas containing their most popular and successful songs from previous singles and albums. It would include 12 tracks on the first disc. The second disc is a DVD with behind-the-scenes footage and music videos to help promote the band. The proposal also includes details on a music video they plan to make for the song "Finer People," with a storyline about a boy trying to improve himself to get the attention of a girl he likes.
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This album cover follows conventions typical of album covers by including the band's name and logo prominently. There is a central image of the band that helps identify the album as theirs. Elements of the band's clothing and style reflect the pop-punk genre they are associated with. As the deluxe edition, doodles drawn by the band surround their image to distinguish it from the standard edition. The cover and packaging aim to give a consistent style and feel continuity through similar colors, fonts, and references back to elements on the front cover.
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Most digipaks feature the artist on the front cover to help sell albums by allowing fans to recognize them. Some artists include gifts for fans, like Taylor Swift including Polaroid photos in her 1989 album to give fans a more personal connection. In designing their own digipak, they propose featuring a close-up picture of the artist on the front cover in neutral but bold colors to represent a pop rock genre, taking inspiration from artists like Ellie Goulding and Arctic Monkeys who decorate album covers rather than leaving them plain.
Analysis of Iron Maiden - The final Frontier promotional poster
The poster advertises Iron Maiden's 15th studio album The Final Frontier, which peaked at number 1 in 28 countries including the UK. It features Eddie, the band's mascot designed by Derek Riggs, whose mangled skull would signal to fans that this is a heavy metal album rather than music in other genres like rap or pop. The torn appearance of Eddie's skull on one side contrasts with the smooth side, possibly symbolizing songs influenced by different genres as well as their usual style. Bright red colors and lighting bolts imply an exciting and shocking album in a brutal metal subgenre.
Target audience
Kavinsky is a 39-year-old French house artist whose music is inspired by 1980s films and sounds similar to Daft Punk. His target audience is typically ages 20-30, as his music appeals to those interested in 1980s films and games like GTA. While his songs feature in action movies that appeal more to males, his music does not have gender-specific meanings and he includes female vocals, so it attracts both male and female listeners. As his song Nightcall was most popular in the UK, his largest audience is likely Caucasian British people.
Websites
Taylor Swift is one of the biggest pop artists globally, gaining recognition at age 16 for her narrative songs about personal life. Her website mimics a newspaper style with Taylor as the focus, in black and white to resemble a newspaper. It includes tabs for her store and tickets.
Adele is an English singer from London who received an early record deal after a friend posted her video. Her first album was certified 7 times platinum in the UK. Her basic website prominently displays her name and a photo of her performing for fans at a show, with red tabs for her store, music and social media.
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The Front Cover Analysis *
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Analysis of front cover
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Front cover analysis
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3) Rolling Stone covers usually feature clear celebrity portrait shots in a studio setting, securing only successful artists, giving it a more upmarket, sophisticated look versus magazines like Kerrang and NME.
Task 3 media
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Audience research
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The student learned several important things from audience feedback on their media project. Through questionnaires, interviews, and online comments, the student discovered that the audience preferred a happy ending over a confusing one for the music video. Feedback also provided insights into the elements and shots preferred by the target demographic, such as romantic indoor scenes with dim lighting. Comments on other projects helped the student understand what elements make content popular and well-received. Overall, audience feedback helped improve the student's work and skills.
Codes&conventions
This document discusses the codes and conventions commonly used in romantic drama films. It identifies several categories of conventions, including symbols, written and audio elements, technical aspects, and locations. Specific conventions that are mentioned include the use of costumes, music, dialogue, cake/chocolate props, garden/beach settings, and melancholic or tragic endings. Cinematography techniques like high and low camera angles, flashbacks, and minimal special effects are also noted. The document aims to outline the major conventions typically featured in romantic dramas.
Practice time
The document discusses practice schedules, including time and location scouting. Planning and preparation is important for team activities. Further details are needed to fully understand the context and intent.
Evaluation Question# 2!
The document discusses how the media product represents particular social groups. It summarizes that the movie "A Walk to Remember" represented various social groups like students from different ethnicities and ages to fulfill the themes of the movie. It is difficult to represent many social groups in just the opening sequence of a media product. The author's media product introduces two Asian teenagers aged 16-19 to represent that social group. The male protagonist is portrayed as a rich and sophisticated brat while the female protagonist is portrayed as innocent and girly to fit romantic drama genres. Their costumes also suggest they are upper middle class.
Link between the inspirational film and final product!
The document discusses how the creator was inspired by romantic drama films like "P.S. I Love You" and "Jab We Met", but primarily by "A Walk To Remember". They tried to represent the social groups and themes of love, faith, hope and belief featured in "A Walk To Remember" for their target teenage audience. While attempting to make one character resemble those in the inspirational films, the main inspiration was Landon Carden's character. Rather than focusing on clothes, facial expressions were emphasized to increase realism and the actor's enthusiasm. The creator's story, like "A Walk To Remember", is about two different people falling in love, but their girlfriend dies in an accident representing teenage lifestyle reg
Research on directors
This document lists 6 film directors: Richard Lagravanese, Anurag Basu, James Cameron, Mohit Suri, A.R.Murugadoos, and Adam Shankman. No additional information is provided about these directors or their work. The document appears to be a list of names for research on directors in the film industry.
Evaluation 7
The document summarizes the differences between the author's preliminary task and final product for a video project. In the preliminary task, the video quality was low, there were editing mistakes, and issues with sound quality and continuity. However, in the final product, the author improved the title design, added special effects, fixed editing and sound issues, and removed dialog to prevent continuity problems. Overall, the author learned a great deal through the process and is pleased with the improved quality and feel of the final product compared to the initial preliminary task.
Evaluation 6
I have learned a lot about new technologies through constructing my final video project. Dealing with the DSLR camera and tripod was made easier by learning from a photographer friend, but software posed more challenges initially. With time and practice, I learned to use Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro for video editing tasks like adding dissolves and fade transitions between clips. The project required learning to use various software programs simultaneously as I applied my new technical skills to complete the final video.
Evaluation 5
The document summarizes how the audience was attracted to a video production. Flare effects and a romance genre were used to appeal to teenagers and couples. The tagline "Complete Love's Incomplete Story" created mystery and intrigue. Opening titles from the production house helped build expectations. Handsome leading actors portrayed tall, dark figures that appeal to female audiences, while the pretty leading actress with brown eyes and fair skin appealed to male audiences.
Evaluation 2
This document summarizes how the media product represents teenagers and draws inspiration from romantic drama movies like "A Walk to Remember". It represents teenagers by following the conventions of the romantic drama genre. The themes in the media product, like love, faith, hope and belief, are also themes covered in "A Walk to Remember". The document further explains that the hero in the media product was inspired by the character Landon Carden from "A Walk to Remember", focusing on replicating his facial expressions to increase realism. The plot involves two different people who fall in love, but the girlfriend has a terminal illness or dies in an accident, representing typical regrets of teenage lifestyle.
Evaluation1
The document discusses how the media product challenges and develops conventions of real media through its use of titles, credits, costumes, camera angles and editing. It opens with the production company name to convey that it is their product, similar to major film studios. While inspired by films like Titanic and A Walk to Remember, it gives its own exclusive touch through intentionally blurred scenes and a mysterious opening. Costumes and locations are also different to introduce characters in a mysterious way rather than typical scenes. The title and credits challenge conventions as well through the use of effects like flares and camera techniques to create a romantic drama that follows real media conventions.
Interview of the actors!
The document contains responses from actors involved in a film project about their experiences working on it. One actor discusses enjoying acting and wanting to show their skills. They found the story brilliant and funny moments occurred, like repeatedly misstating their character's girlfriend's name during a serious scene. A female actor faced difficulties getting her father's permission to participate and managing long hours between school and filming. She learned much and gained confidence from her first acting role.
Props used
The document lists various props and materials used including a Canon EOS 600D camera, professional tripod, plastic bag, rose petals, food items, water bottle, and hair brush.
Research on titles & credits
The document discusses being inspired by the fonts used for titles in the movies "Saaya" and "A Walk To Remember" and deciding to add similar fonts to a product but with some changes to make it more comfortable and suitable.
Research on thriller movies
The document provides production details for several films, including The Hunger Games (2012), Memento (2000), Gravity (2013), The Dark Knight (2008), Man of Steel (2013), The Bourne Ultimatum (2007), Paranormal Activity (2009), Let the Right One In (2008), Evil Dead (1981), and Insidious (2013). It lists information such as the directors, producers, writers, cast, music, studios, and box office earnings for each film.
Mindmap
The document outlines the process of creating a final product including research on genres and audiences, planning tasks and addressing problems, and developing supporting materials like mood boards, storyboards and scripts over time to showcase the planning and experience gained.
Q#1
This document summarizes how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real pop music genres. It describes taking elements from research on pop music videos, magazines, and album packaging to inform the project. Some examples of challenging conventions include not using the stereotypical color red for a Valentine's Day release and having atypical clothing on the album cover. The music video combines scenes and stylistic elements found in other romantic pop songs and movies but applies them in a way suitable to the song. Camera angles, locations, and editing techniques also aim to clearly convey the narrative while incorporating techniques common in both pop music videos and classic poetry.
Q#4
The document discusses the student's use of various media technologies throughout their media studies project. They relied heavily on internet research, using search engines like Google and Wikipedia to research music genres and find source materials. Product planning was done through blogs and discussion via apps on smartphones. Production involved using cameras, audio/video editing software, and laptops running Photoshop. Presentations on the project were created in PowerPoint and posted online. Throughout the process, the student found media technologies like the internet, search engines, and software programs essential to the research, planning, production and presentation of their project.
Evaluation (Question#2)
The combination of the media product (music video) and ancillary tasks (magazine advert and DVD cover) was effective because the designer carefully integrated elements to convey a consistent "house style" and promote the pop genre. Specific techniques used included incorporating iconic scenes, similar color schemes, fonts, and logos to clearly link the products together and remind the audience of the music video. Small consistent details along with standard marketing elements helped generate interest in the romantic storyline and sell the idea of the media product to the target audience.
Q#3
The student learned several important things from audience feedback on their media project. Through questionnaires, interviews, and online comments, the student discovered that their target audience of teens and couples preferred music videos with romantic indoor scenes with dim lighting. As a result, the student incorporated such a scene into their music video. Audience feedback also helped the student identify popular elements to include and informed the casting of actors. Both positive and negative feedback helped the student improve and gain experience.
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Link between the inspirational film and final product!
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Questionnaire
- 1. Questionnaire My Name Is : ______ Age : ___ *Answer the following questions only if you are a music lover! Q1. Which is your favourite genre? (A) Heavy Metal (B) Punk (C) Pop (D) Classical Q2. Do you like listening and watching romantic pop music videos? (A) Yes (B) No *If YES answer the following questions! Q3. Which locations would you like to see in a music video? (A) Romantic+Dreamy+Mysterious (B) Garden+Lake (C) Indoor Q4. How often do you like to watch a romantic video? (A) Daily (B) Weekly (C) Monthly (D) Yearly Q5. What kind of music do you like in a pop music video? (A) Soft+Romantic+Magical (B) Disco (C) Slow+Sad Q6. What kind of ending in a romantic music video you like? (A) Happy (B) Sad (C) Confusing Q7. According to you which is the best source for the advertisement of a new music video? (A) Facebook (B) Youtube (C) Newspaper+Magazine (D) Trailers In the end I would like to ask your ideas for the promotion of a new music video?