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The student analyzes their music video coursework in relation to genre. The video is for an indie/pop singer set on a rainy beach, indicating a sad love song. The singer wears ordinary clothes like an parka and dress, showing they are an upcoming indie artist rather than famous with glamorous outfits. The genre and singer's image focus more on the music than visual props which most indie bands start with. The target audience is 16-30 years old as older audiences stick to familiar music and younger audiences follow top radio hits.
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Améliorer sa visibilité, la mise en pratique de stratégies gagnantes
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Améliorer sa visibilité, la mise en pratique de stratégies gagnantes
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[1] Pop music videos typically feature dance routines, colorful costumes, upbeat themes about love and relationships aimed at teens, and follow current trends rather than being unique.
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2. Indie was the favorite music genre and Glastonbury the favorite music festival.
3. Respondents preferred to see the band/singer in a music video over props or backgrounds.
4. Most respondents did not like dancing in videos and preferred normal clothes over costumes and makeup.
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The music video will tell a story of heartbreak through a female protagonist. It will have a narrative style showing the woman getting heartbroken in her everyday life as she walks down the street, with nobody noticing her sadness. The video will have a pop genre with a love song, using low key lighting and normal everyday clothing to portray normal people. Iconography like fire will be used to burn a photograph and represent the loss of love and hate. Camerawork like close-ups, long shots, and point of view shots will follow the character and her emotions to tell the story.
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This document contains a music questionnaire with 15 multiple choice questions about a respondent's music preferences, habits, and demographics. The questions ask about the respondent's age, favorite music genre and festival, what they like to see in music videos, their pop idols, where they watch and find out about new music videos, concert attendance, gender, occupation, and household income. The questionnaire also includes images to test recognition of music artists.
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The music video will tell a story of heartbreak through a female protagonist. It will have a narrative style showing the woman getting over a relationship. The genre will be pop, oriented around love and sadness. Scenes will have low key lighting to seem secretive. Characters will wear normal clothes to seem like everyday people. Iconography like burning a photo will symbolize losing feelings from the relationship. Camerawork like close-ups and tracking shots will follow the character and story.
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Ancillary research
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Photographers
The first document discusses a photo of Debbie Harry taken by Mick Rock. It summarizes that the photo portrayed her as a beautiful and flirtatious singer that men fancied, shown through her puckered lips and flirtatious look as if wanting a kiss.
The second document discusses a photo of Katy Perry taken by Rankin. It summarizes that the photo captures Perry's quirky and carefree personality, showing her true self as someone who doesn't care what others think.
Article draft
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Music questionnaire
Santana Stewart completed a music questionnaire. They indicated being between 19-25 years old, female, and not reading music magazines currently. Their favorite genres included indie, hip hop, R&B, and soul. They were willing to pay £1-£3 for a magazine, and preferred magazines to be released monthly or fortnightly. They wanted the magazine to include artist profiles and new music reviews, and were attracted to magazines with exclusive content and interviews.
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- 1. Section A : Theoretical evaluation of production Analyse one of your coursework productions in relation to the concept of genre- My A2 coursework is a music video production. I have chosen to do it of a singer. The mise en scene in my images represents the setting in my music video as they were both set on the beach. Also it also shows the genre of the song that the singer is singing, as the setting is a beach on a rainy cold day, you would instantly think of a sad love song in this genre and this is what the song is. Also the singer has a parker coat on and a burgundy coloured dress, this also shows that this artist is an upcoming indie artist as usually if an artist were famous they would be wearing glam outfits with amazing makeup and hair, whereas this artist just has ordinary clothes on. As the genre of the singer is indie/pop this is shown through the clothes also as she isn’t wearing an extravagant outfit like other pop artists usually would. This also shows audiences willing to listen to the singer that the singer is not all about the props and settings of the music video but about the words in the songs and how the song is being produced. It shows the singer cares more about the music then the image which she portrays. This is how most indie bands / singers start out. The audience would be anyone in-between 16 – 30 years old as people older than thirty usually listen to the music they have grown up listening to and they don’t usually change their music taste, and anyone under 16 usually listens to music at the top of the chart that is always getting played on the radio, so they probably won’t even here indie singers music