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This video for the song "Little Monster" by the band Royal Blood is a performance-based music video that shows the band playing their song live on stage in front of fans. The video focuses on the band's performance skills and making the concert experience fun for fans, in line with conventions of alternative rock music videos. It uses fast-paced editing during the instrumental sections and slower, close-up shots of the lead singer when he begins singing, to emphasize him as the frontman as demanded by the record label. The video primarily focuses on the performance aspect rather than narrative or conceptual elements.
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1. Ben Howard's "I Forget Where We Were" defies indie music video conventions by not including any performance aspects and having an abstract storyboard with no apparent order.
2. Earl Sweatshirt's "Whoa" uses conventions of both a storyboard and performance video, with slow motion, dull colors, and an emphasis on the artist's face.
3. Modern Baseball's "The Weekend" includes both performance and storyboard elements, with shots of the band that coincide with the song's lyrics and a fast-paced visual that matches the tempo.
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This document summarizes and analyzes two music videos based on theories by Goodwin, Gow, and Lynch. For the song "Best Day of My Life" by American Authors, the summary notes that the video uses shots that relate to the lyrics, includes close-ups of the vocalist as demanded by record companies, and blends performance with narrative elements. For the song "Sweater Weather" by The Neighbourhood, the summary states that the video cuts between scenes in time with the music, uses close-ups of band members, and transitions smoothly between scenes using fades. Both videos draw relationships between the visuals and music to support Goodwin's theory.
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The document summarizes Andrew Goodwin's analysis of key aspects of music videos from his 1992 book "Dancing in the Distraction Factory". Goodwin identified five aspects for analyzing music videos: 1) relating the lyrics and visuals through the "thought through beat", 2) using narrative and performance, 3) technical elements like camerawork and editing, 4) the relationship between the song and visuals, and 5) promoting the star image. He believed these elements were important for engaging audiences and promoting songs through music videos.
Evaluation question 1
The document summarizes a music video created for the song "ThnksFrThMmrs" by Fall Out Boy. The video follows conventions of pop punk music videos by showing the band performing in a studio with close-ups of individual members. It challenges conventions by adding black and white "memory" clips of a band photoshoot. The visuals are synced to lyrics, showing a memory when the line "Thanks for the memories" is sung. The video focuses on the lead singer as the star through more camera time and opening the video alone in the studio.
Analysing music videos
This document analyzes the music video for the song "21 Guns" by Green Day based on criteria put forth by music video theorist Andrew Goodwin. The video features many close-ups of the band members, displays the band performing live which aligns with rock music conventions, and amplifies the lyrics through visuals of bullets during the lyrics "21 guns." While the video is straightforward without voyeurism or intertextual references, it successfully illustrates the band and genre conventions without confusing the audience. In conclusion, the analysis finds the video succeeds in meeting Goodwin's criteria of connecting the visuals and music, showing iconography of the genre, and including close-ups of the artists.
Music video analysis
This document analyzes two music videos using Goodwin's features for analyzing music videos. It summarizes the key relationships between the visuals and lyrics in Ed Sheeran's "The A Team" video, noting how the visuals depict what is described in the lyrics. It also notes how Noah and the Whale's "5 Years Time" video effectively synchronizes the music and visual editing. The document then evaluates both videos in terms of Goodwin's additional features such as music genre, close-ups of artists, voyeurism, and intertextual references.
Question 1
- The document discusses Andrew Goodwin's 7 conventions for designing successful music videos: intertextuality, lyrics and visuals, genre, star iconography, close ups, music and visuals, and conventions.
- It provides examples for most conventions to illustrate how real music videos apply each one. For instance, it notes how the music video for "Do I Wanna Know" uses sound waves that match the song's instrumentation.
- The purpose is to analyze how a media product may use, develop, or challenge established conventions in the genre. The document aims to educate on Goodwin's theory for crafting music videos that fit expectations.
Andrew Goodwin' theory
Goodwin's theory analyzes key features of music videos that help promote artists and sell music. These include linking visuals to lyrics to reinforce or draw attention away from the message; using genre-specific visual cues and pacing to identify the music style; branding artists with distinctive imagery to promote recognition; objectifying female artists through close-ups to draw larger audiences; and including references to other works to help viewers relate to the artist and music.
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- 2. Andrew Goodwin – genre conventions This shot shows them coming on stage and setting up there equipment and starting to play in front on their fans.This has the conventions of a alternative rock band as it is all about the performance and how they can play their song with the amount of skill they have.This shot is very important as it shows the fans having a fun time and one of the most important thing for an alternative rock video is making the
- 3. Andrew Goodwin – relationship between music and visuals This is where he starts singing and then the editing slows down and it stops on Mike Kerr the lead singer as it wants to focus on him as this is important as before he started singer the cut and edit where very fast as it cut thought them making the video fast paced. The editing on the video when there is no singing is very important as it is fast and cut extremely well as it is fasted paced but it fits the song as it goes with the beat of the song so this is why it works so well.
- 4. Andrew Goodwin – demands of the record label The record label would want to see the frontman as he sings so as soon as he starts singing the camera shots are focused on him and not the drummer for the mean time as they want people to know that he is the lead singer so this image of the band. More shots of Mike Kerr as he sings but this time they are close ups of him this means that as
- 5. Andrew Goodwin – references to the notion of looking The only notions of looking in these video are the fans looking at the band performing and Mike Kerr looking back at them. In the video there is the occasional close up of Mike singing and him looking into the camera but apart from this happening not much really happens with the notion of
- 6. Andrew Goodwin – performance based, narrative based or concept based This music video is a performance based video as it shows the band at one of there shows playing the song in front of their fans and showing off their talent.