Rock music and violence
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Rock music, especially heavy metal and death metal, has been linked to violence based on several incidents. A Guns N' Roses concert in the past resulted in a riot that injured 60 people. The names of some death metal bands glorify death and destruction, which could influence fans to have a violent outlook. However, teenagers who listen to rock and metal defend themselves, saying that they are wrongly judged as violent just because of the music they enjoy and that the music does not define them as people.
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This document contains an article with a title and text, along with images and pull quotes. The article discusses something interesting based on the title and provides supporting details in the text and supplemental visual elements like images and pull quotes. The overall structure presents an article with a title, body text, and accompanying visual components to illustrate and highlight key points.
Documentary editing process
The document discusses the author's experience editing a documentary and radio trailer using Final Cut Express and Garage Band. As the person who picked up the editing software skills most quickly, they took the lead role in editing the documentary. They enjoyed the editing process and felt the end results were worth the time spent fine-tuning the clips. Working with the Apple Macs, which were more technical than Windows computers, improved their technical skills.
Tv listing
The document discusses choosing the magazine "Radio Times" as the publication to feature an article about the group's documentary "Music, Mind, Mayhem." Radio Times is a weekly television and radio listing magazine founded by the BBC in 1923. The group felt Radio Times would be a good choice due to its popularity, wide readership among different age groups, and because their documentary has broadly appealing content. They analyzed layouts and language in Radio Times and other listing magazines to design their own double-page article spread that would fit the publication's style and engage readers.
Tv listing
The document discusses using the Radio Times magazine to promote a documentary called "Music, Mind, Mayhem". The Radio Times is a weekly television and radio listing magazine founded by the BBC in 1923. It was chosen because of its popularity and wide readership among various age groups, which could help the documentary reach a broad audience. The document examines features of the Radio Times and other television listing magazines to identify key elements to include in their own double-page article promoting their documentary.
Codes and conventions -Karen Pang
The document provides guidelines for an effective radio trailer to promote a documentary. It recommends that the trailer contain key facts about the documentary's topic and broadcast details. It also suggests including extracts from the documentary to pique listeners' interest. The voiceover should guide listeners while also intriguing them about the documentary's purpose and why they should watch. Normal radio trailers last 30-40 seconds to avoid boring listeners or revealing too much. The music used should relate to and emphasize the tone of the voiceover.
Articles research kp
The document summarizes 3 articles:
[1] NHS articles on facts about fats and salt, discussing saturated and unsaturated fats, recommended daily intake of saturated fat and salt, and tips to reduce intake.
[2] An article on healthy vs unhealthy foods, listing common healthy and unhealthy foods and noting no food is completely healthy or unhealthy.
[3] Research was conducted on articles about food and healthy lifestyles, finding 3 articles - 2 from NHS on facts about fats and salt, and 1 on healthy vs unhealthy foods.
We are a2 media students
We are three media students - Holly, Verity and Aaliyah - who will produce a 5 minute introduction to their documentary for an A2 course on how modern rock and urban music affects people and the violence associated with these genres.
Our channel selection
The document summarizes several major British broadcasting corporations, including the BBC which operates multiple TV and radio channels providing news, entertainment, drama and more. It also mentions ITV as the largest commercial network, Channel 4 as a publicly owned but commercially funded service, and Channel 5 as the last major broadcaster launched in 1997.
Video log sheet
This video log sheet outlines the scenes, shots, takes, descriptions, and comments for a documentary. It contains 13 script parts that cover topics like facts, illness/healthcare, purpose, food advertisements, number of ads seen daily, healthy/unhealthy food options, student leisure activities, food chains that provide healthy options, sports information, interviews, and conclusions. Shot types include establishing shots of a gym, pan shots, sports fields, fast food stores, and more.
Music for the documentary
The document discusses Karen Pang exploring documentary music to find suitable pieces for an upcoming documentary. Karen describes listening to and analyzing several documentary music tracks from a website, including "Beyond the Blue", "Evergreen", and "Lost Garden". Karen also discusses creating some of her own instrumental music tracks in GarageBand to have options to choose from for the documentary, including beats made with acoustic guitar.
Supersize Me essay
The documentary Supersize Me highlights the obesity epidemic in America caused by fast food. It documents Morgan Spurlock eating only McDonald's for 30 days. Doctors monitored his health as the fast food diet took a toll on his body. The film shows many negative aspects of the standard American diet, like lack of exercise in schools and processed foods. It also depicts some positive examples, like a school with healthy, homemade meals. Overall, the documentary aimed to bring awareness to the health risks of fast food through Morgan's experiment.
Print screen of e mails
The document lists the results of emails sent to potential interview subjects for a project. It notes that a dance teacher about nutrition, a biology teacher, and an assistant health teacher were contacted but the biology teacher and assistant health were rejected as interview subjects. An assistant health teacher accepted the interview request but never provided an available time. Interviews were also secured with student developers, students, and Quorn company staff on the day of filming.
4. questionnaire on documentary preferences
The results of a questionnaire on documentary preferences found that nature and food/health documentaries were most interesting to respondents. The most important elements were clear voiceovers and fly on the wall footage. Most respondents enjoyed seeing public perspectives and preferred an informative voiceover to a visible presenter.
4. questionnaire on documentary preferences
The document discusses preferences for different types of documentaries and their elements. It shows that the most important elements are a clear voiceover and specialist interviews. The majority of respondents enjoy seeing the public's perspective and prefer an informative voiceover to a visible presenter.
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Rock music and violence
- 1. Rock Music and Violence By Verity-May Walker
- 2. history A gig held by the group "Guns N' Roses“ ended in a mob of 2500 youths rioting, resulting in 60 of them being injured. this type of frantic behaviour at rock gigs often lead to killings.
- 3. Band names The names of some "heavy metal" groups also known as "death metal," glorify death and promote destruction. "Blessed Death," "Carnivore," "Coroner," "Destruction," "Mace," "Malice," "Overkill," "Rotten Corpse," "Sacrifice,“ “moRgue oRgy,” etc. Individuals looking up to bands with such names are likely to be influence is some way by the band‟s attitudes, which may lead to a violent outlook or behaviour.
- 5. youth‟s point of view many teenagers today get judged, labeled and targeted for being “violent” because of the type of music that he listens to. “i listen to eveRything, classic Rock, alteRnative metal and death metal. i get judged foR it all the time,” -sam wates. “at my old school, people thought i would kill anybody because of the music i listen to, when i‟m Really not a mean peRson. just because i listen to metal and stuff that is heavy doesn‟t make me „evil‟ – it‟s just music,” Ben cole.