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Kodaline is an Irish indie rock band formed in Dublin in 2006. They are best known for their hit singles "All I Want" and "High Hopes," as well as their albums "Coming Up for Air" and "Politics of Living." The band consists of Steve Garrigan (lead vocals), Jason Boland (guitar), Mark Prendergast (bass guitar), and Vinny May Jr. (drums).
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El documento habla sobre los componentes básicos de hardware y software de una computadora. Menciona que el hardware incluye la tarjeta madre, fuente de poder, disco duro y periféricos, mientras que el software se refiere a las aplicaciones que se ejecutan en la computadora.
Music video progress
This document discusses the student's progress on their music video coursework. It mentions that the student has been neglecting their blog but is now working to bring it up to date. This includes adding production logs and converting past work into different multimedia formats. The student finds it easier to upload from the blogging app on their phone.
The document then outlines remaining tasks like a filming/editing schedule and digipak planning. It notes some tasks are already completed but will be converted to different formats. Research documents and drafts have been uploaded. Additional materials like a 1950s hair tutorial have also been shared.
The music video concept of contrasting a 1950s performance and modern day is introduced. Next steps include final
Evaluation question 1
This document analyzes how the student's media product uses, develops or challenges conventions of real media products in comparison to existing films.
The student's film follows several conventions for titling, camera work, mise-en-scene, editing, sound and narrative theory. However, it challenges conventions by setting the story in broad daylight rather than low light, and beginning at the point of disruption rather than with an initial equilibrium. Examples are provided from films like Memento, The Machinist, Fight Club and The Silence of the Lambs to illustrate how they conform to typical conventions.
Screenplay
1) The screenplay describes scenes for a music video featuring a couple getting ready in 1950s style and performing a routine on stage to the song "Love Like This" by Kodaline.
2) It includes detailed shots of the male and female applying makeup and hair products, dressing in 1950s clothing, and rehearsing their performance through split screens and close-ups.
3) The performance scenes on stage are choreographed to match the slow pace of the music, and the video concludes by showing an old woman watching footage of her past performance, now alone without her partner.
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Digipak
Kodaline is an Irish indie rock band formed in Dublin in 2006. They are best known for their hit singles "All I Want" and "High Hopes," as well as their albums "Coming Up for Air" and "Politics of Living." The band consists of Steve Garrigan (lead vocals), Jason Boland (guitar), Mark Prendergast (bass guitar), and Vinny May Jr. (drums).
Hardware y software
El documento habla sobre los componentes básicos de hardware y software de una computadora. Menciona que el hardware incluye la tarjeta madre, fuente de poder, disco duro y periféricos, mientras que el software se refiere a las aplicaciones que se ejecutan en la computadora.
Music video progress
This document discusses the student's progress on their music video coursework. It mentions that the student has been neglecting their blog but is now working to bring it up to date. This includes adding production logs and converting past work into different multimedia formats. The student finds it easier to upload from the blogging app on their phone.
The document then outlines remaining tasks like a filming/editing schedule and digipak planning. It notes some tasks are already completed but will be converted to different formats. Research documents and drafts have been uploaded. Additional materials like a 1950s hair tutorial have also been shared.
The music video concept of contrasting a 1950s performance and modern day is introduced. Next steps include final
Evaluation question 1
This document analyzes how the student's media product uses, develops or challenges conventions of real media products in comparison to existing films.
The student's film follows several conventions for titling, camera work, mise-en-scene, editing, sound and narrative theory. However, it challenges conventions by setting the story in broad daylight rather than low light, and beginning at the point of disruption rather than with an initial equilibrium. Examples are provided from films like Memento, The Machinist, Fight Club and The Silence of the Lambs to illustrate how they conform to typical conventions.
Screenplay
1) The screenplay describes scenes for a music video featuring a couple getting ready in 1950s style and performing a routine on stage to the song "Love Like This" by Kodaline.
2) It includes detailed shots of the male and female applying makeup and hair products, dressing in 1950s clothing, and rehearsing their performance through split screens and close-ups.
3) The performance scenes on stage are choreographed to match the slow pace of the music, and the video concludes by showing an old woman watching footage of her past performance, now alone without her partner.
Audience feedback
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to get audience feedback on a music video. It discusses how Survey Monkey was used to create questions targeted to the goals of the project. The survey received 26 responses from social media and provided both helpful and less useful feedback. Most rated the professionalism of the video as 4/5 and said elements like camera work could be improved. Respondents felt the visuals and genre matched the song. They also believed the 1950s costumes and props fit the time period setting. An overall rating question will help further refine the music video.
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