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This document summarizes three music videos: Ed Sheeran's "Small Bump", Bob Dylan's "Duquesne Whistle", and Mumford & Sons' "I Will Wait". For Ed Sheeran's video, it describes the narrative, cinematography including shot types and camera movements, framing and composition, editing, and mise-en-scene elements. For Bob Dylan's video, it discusses the narrative, cinematography, camera movements, framing, editing, and mise-en-scene. For Mumford & Sons, it outlines the performative nature, cinematography, camera movements, framing, editing, and mise-en-scene.
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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.
Mise-en-scene notes media
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1) The opening chase scene uses fast pacing, music, and camera work to build intensity and establish the film's tone.
2) The sound design uses different instruments and tones to match the tension of chase scenes and fights, and to signal when danger is approaching.
3) The editing varies between fast cuts for action and slow motion for detail shots. Camera angles are also used intentionally, like low angles for important figures and high angles for less important characters.
Deception
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Analysis of camera shots
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1) Ed Sheeran's "Galway Girl" uses point-of-view shots that put the viewer in Sheeran's perspective as he experiences Galway. Shots include a mid-shot of a girl and a low-angle shot of Sheeran getting a tattoo.
2) Stormzy's "Big For Your Boots" features direct address shots of Stormzy and zooms that draw attention to him. Shots include a mid-shot of Stormzy crouching and a zoom towards him standing on a counter.
3) Catfish and the Bottlemen's "Cocoon" opens with an upside-down, shallow
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Analysis Of A Thriller Opening Munich
The opening scene of the thriller film Munich is in black and white to set the time period. Quick editing shots build tension by showing the panic and destruction of attacks. The soundtrack and lighting create a dark, mysterious atmosphere. Costumes show the local people's lifestyle and living environment are not upper class. Camera movements, like slow motion, emphasize the intensity of scenes. Connecting the tragic soundtrack to shots of a crying family grabbing the audience emotionally and intriguing them to watch more.
Production script
1) The document outlines various camera shots and angles for filming a music video. It includes wide shots, close ups, over the shoulder shots, and tracking shots of both the band performing and a boy and girl.
2) Many of the shots are meant to follow the lyrics of the song, such as close ups of the singers mouth as they sing certain words.
3) Other shots are intended to show the relationship between the boy and girl, like them standing forehead to forehead in front of a sunset or the boy leaning against a tree as the camera moves to reveal the girl on the other side.
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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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The document analyzes various elements of mise-en-scene, sound, and cinematography in the opening scene of the Sherlock Holmes film starring Robert Downey Jr. Specifically:
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2) The sound design uses different instruments and tones to match the tension of chase scenes and fights, and to signal when danger is approaching.
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Deception
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Analysis of camera shots
The document analyzes camera shots from three different music videos:
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2) Stormzy's "Big For Your Boots" features direct address shots of Stormzy and zooms that draw attention to him. Shots include a mid-shot of Stormzy crouching and a zoom towards him standing on a counter.
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Minority Report
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Analysis Of A Thriller Opening Munich
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Production script
1) The document outlines various camera shots and angles for filming a music video. It includes wide shots, close ups, over the shoulder shots, and tracking shots of both the band performing and a boy and girl.
2) Many of the shots are meant to follow the lyrics of the song, such as close ups of the singers mouth as they sing certain words.
3) Other shots are intended to show the relationship between the boy and girl, like them standing forehead to forehead in front of a sunset or the boy leaning against a tree as the camera moves to reveal the girl on the other side.
Analysis Of Saving Private Ryan
This document analyzes and describes several scenes from the movie Saving Private Ryan through the lens of cinematography techniques. It discusses the camera shots, lighting, sounds, costumes, settings, and facial expressions in multiple scenes. The camera shots include mid shots, long shots, close ups, and subjective point of view shots. The sounds are generally of shell-shocked soldiers but also include explosions and screams. The costumes and settings aim to portray an authentic World War 2 environment.
Call sheet two
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Film lighting
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Call sheet two
Emily Moorby will film Beth Moorby performing and lip syncing on November 4th from 12-2 PM. The shoot will take place in Brinkburn's Photography studio, where Emily will position lights to create an eerie scene for Beth's performance, using some lights in a spotlight style to highlight the performance aspect of the scene.
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This storyboard document outlines the scenes and shots for a music video. It begins with an establishing wide shot of a piano being played to set the emotional tone. It then cuts to a close-up shot of the artist singing to introduce them. A zoom shot transitions to the next scene which establishes the story of the artist imagining they are being judged singing on stage alone. The video will switch back and forth between the artist's perception and reality using different camera shots and angles until they realize they are alone and sing with confidence.
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Cinematography
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Silent Hill - Story board.
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The scene opens with an elderly man visiting a WWII cemetery, hinting at the film's themes of war and loss. It then flashes back to the D-Day landings at Omaha Beach on June 6, 1944. The audience is introduced to the main character, a nervous soldier among the group preparing to land. As the ramp lowers, machine gun fire cuts down the front soldiers. The perspective switches to the Germans firing above. Gruesome scenes portray the casualties and chaos of storming the beach under heavy fire. Overall, the opening immerses viewers in the realism and horror of war through its characters, sounds, and visuals.
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Team Presentation 1
The commercial uses various film techniques to disconnect the viewer from objective time and intensify their subjective experience of time in order to draw them deeper into involvement with the commercial. It establishes a consistent mellow and calmed atmosphere through low saturation, hints of green, and a single tone. Through slow panning shots that focus on movement, it immerses the viewer in the actions and portrays the product as influencing one's surroundings.
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Natural colors like blue, brown and green were used for images to reflect the genre. Black and white fonts ensured readability and contrast. Simple, clearly readable fonts from the genre were also used.
Outdoor images of the artist in natural settings were chosen over close-ups to reflect the genre's redundancy. Lighting also used natural
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Feedback on rough cut
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Questionnaire results
Sophia Leiper conducted a questionnaire about a teaser trailer for a crime/thriller film. Based on the responses:
- Respondents felt the teaser followed crime/thriller conventions and that the dark lighting, non-diegetic sounds, and locations were all effective and appropriate for the genre.
- Most felt a 15 rating would be appropriate due to the potential for violence, though some thought it could get a 12.
- Camera work, editing, and pace of the teaser were also seen as fitting the genre appropriately, with a few suggestions like shortening the dead body clip.
- Overall, the teaser was effective at grabbing attention without giving too much away,
Costume & props
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Evaluation question 3
Sophia Leiper conducted audience feedback on her pre-production work to ensure she met the expectations of her target demographic. She created questionnaires for her print work and teaser trailer that were distributed via paper, WhatsApp, and SurveyMonkey. The feedback resulted in only small changes like adjusting font colors and slowing down some shots. However, Leiper feels these small modifications made based on audience feedback made her work more suitable for her intended audience.
Manajemen operasional
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Completed shot list
The document outlines 54 shots for a film or music video. It describes the shot type, action, mise-en-scene, and lighting for each shot. The shots cover both performance and narrative sections, with various angles, movements, close-ups, and long shots. Locations include outdoors in woodlands and a performance space indoors lit with fairy lights. Costumes change appropriately between scenes.
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1. The opening scene establishes Connor arriving at his new school through shots that follow him moving through crowded hallways. Non-diegetic music underscores his feeling of being lost in the crowd.
2. The band performs "Drive It Like You Stole It" in the school hall, with diagetic sound of the song playing. Shots alternate between the band miming and the enthusiastic crowd.
3. When the new girl arrives, the camera follows her through the transformed hall to meet Connor, marking a change from his initial isolation.
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The document discusses media language and how it conveys meaning through conventions, formats, symbols and narrative structures. It is divided into four sections: camera, editing, mise-en-scene, and sound. Key terms like denotation and connotation are introduced. Theories from Ferdinand de Saussure and Roland Barthes on semiotics and the relationship between the signifier and signified are outlined. As an example, the music video for Beyoncé's "If I Were a Boy" is analyzed in detail focusing on elements of mise-en-scene, sound, editing, and camera work and how they reinforce the role reversal narrative between Beyoncé and her boyfriend portrayed in the song
Media language
The music video for Beyoncé's "If I Were a Boy" portrays the artist and her boyfriend in reversed gender roles. Through editing, camera shots, and sound, the video follows a day in their life together with Beyoncé taking on stereotypically masculine roles like a police officer and her boyfriend taking on feminine roles like cooking. This reinforces the theme of role reversal explored in the song's lyrics about understanding each other's perspectives. Close-up shots are used to highlight the emotions of the characters and increase tension between Beyoncé and other people. The video suggests men cannot keep their eyes off the artist and portrays her in an objectified manner for the male gaze.
Finished story board all together
1. The document provides editing notes and descriptions for 18 shots to film a music video for the song "Mr. Brightside" by The Killers.
2. The shots include both establishing shots of the band performing on stage as well as close-ups of the singer, and cut between the narrative of a love triangle and shots of the band.
3. The shots are also described in terms of camera angles, movements, lighting, color effects, and mise-en-scene to depict the story and sync with lyrics from the song.
Finished story board all together
1. The document provides editing notes and descriptions for 18 shots to film a music video for the song "Mr. Brightside" by The Killers.
2. The shots include both close-ups and long shots of the band performing, as well as shots showing a narrative of a boy watching his girlfriend with another guy.
3. The shots are described in detail with information on camera angles, lighting, color effects, settings, costumes, and how each shot relates to and advances the lyrics of the song.
Music video analysis finalized 3 videos
1. The video for "Castle of Glass" by Linkin Park depicts a young boy learning of his father's death in combat and shows his journey to follow in his father's footsteps as a Navy SEAL. Scenes of the band playing in a storm alternate with the boy's story.
2. The "Fix You" music video by Coldplay features lead singer Chris Martin wandering alone through the streets of London at night before running to join his band performing at a stadium.
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Genre conventions by Holly Saunders
This document discusses different types of music video genres:
- Performance videos focus on showing the artist/band performing throughout the song, often in unusual locations. They feature the artist lip syncing and dancing.
- Narrative videos tell a story similar to a short film, with the artist sometimes acting instead of just performing. They are constructed like short films and mimic different genres. The story keeps viewers engaged until a resolution at the end.
- The example of "How Do You Sleep?" by Sam Smith analyzes it as a performance video based on Smith being featured throughout dancing and lip syncing in various settings.
Mr Brightside Storyboard
The document provides editing notes and instructions for shooting a music video set to the song "Mr. Brightside" by The Killers. It describes 10 shots, including establishing shots of the band performing, flashback scenes showing characters' backstories, and shots advancing the narrative between the song's lyrics. The shots are to be filmed in both indoor and outdoor locations, incorporating changes in lighting, camera angles, and color effects to distinguish flashbacks from the present. The document aims to seamlessly edit the shots together to visualize the song's lyrics and story.
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STORYBOARD..
The document provides details for 9 shots of a music video set to the song "Mr. Brightside" by The Killers. Shot 1 is an establishing shot of the stage with a dolly zoom. Shot 2 is a long shot of the band performing for 2 lines of lyrics. Shot 3 shows the character Guy A standing in a field, introducing the narrative. The following shots alternate between scenes of the band performing and scenes showing the story of Guy A's relationship.
The StoryBoard
The storyboard outlines a music video that would open with establishing shots to set the location. It then shows friends, including the main performer, and cuts to a close-up of a girl's facial expression. As the music starts, the performer checks the time as they need to leave soon. There are shots of him walking after the uninterested girl and dancing in a tunnel on their way to a party. At the party, shown in black and white with the girl in red, there are performance scenes and a conversation where he expresses his feelings. The video ends with the two silhouetted together at the London Eye as the music and dialogue finish.
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Summer 2013 research
- 1. Summer 2013 Research Unsigned artist & genre
- 3. Music Videos: 1. Ed Sheeran Small Bump Music Video 2. Bob Dylan Duquesne Whistle Music Video 3. Mumford & Sons I Will Wait Music Video
- 4. Ed Sheeran Small Bump Narrative: Telling the story from a first person perspective whilst waiting in a hospital. (Derived from Ed Sheeran’s close friend having a miscarriage at 5 months pregnant)
- 5. ...Cinematography Shot Types: Close Ups – reinforce the emotion, audience is made to sympathise more. Medium Close Ups Mid Shots Long Shots
- 6. ...Camera Movement Tracking In Panning Shot From 0.08s to 0.46s there is a slow moving tracking in shot which guides the audience towards the artist. From 0.50s to 0.58s there is panning shot from right to left.
- 7. ... Tracking Out From 0.58s to 1.50+ there is a tracking out shot from the artist who is singing. This allows for other objects and people to be in the frame. The slow place emphasises the sadness of the song.
- 8. Framing & Composition The framing of this music video is minimal...it is shot in one room and the transitions are made through the use of the camera movement. The camera stays focused on Ed Sheeran; therefore, there appears to be only one frame which is unusual for most music videos. The composition is simple as it doesn’t involve many ingredients. There aren’t any different settings, costumes or any performative/concept sections.
- 9. ...Editing There seems to be no editing within this music video as it is shot by using one frame. The lyrics of the song match the setting of the music video as it refers to the miscarriage of a baby and the setting is of a hospital.
- 10. Mise-en-scene Location – hospital setting Costume – casual clothes (jeans, hoodie, trousers). The colours are dull as the lyrics are sad. The navy blue may connote sadness, loss and as it’s dark; the opposite of peace. Lighting – the lighting is dull and slightly dimmed so that it relates to the theme of the song. Body Language – connotes sadness, anxiety and exhaustion due to him being slouched over with his head down.
- 11. Bob Dylan Duquesne Whistle Narrative – love story between a young man who gets himself into trouble and a girl whom seems out of his league.
- 12. ...Cinematography Medium Shot Medium Close Up
- 13. ...Camera Movement Hand-held at 1.51s Tracking Shot at 3.21 (following the man who is following the girl)
- 14. ...Framing There are a variety of different frames; however, they aren’t very frequent which then creates a slower pace for the music video. Fast pace frames are usually found within upbeat songs. There is a frame which lasts from 3.40-3.55s
- 15. ...Editing The speed of the editing is at a medium pace to fit in with someone walking and following a narrative story. The music matches the visuals, for example: You old rascal, I know exactly where you're going I'll lead you there myself at the break of day... The young man knows where the girl is going and the criminals know where the young man is going...
- 16. ...Mise-en-scene Location – the location changes from being on the streets, to being in a van and in an abandoned warehouse. Costume – is casual everyday clothing, apart from the criminal who is wearing a casual suit with a top hat. The suit is black which connotes: power, danger, deceiving ...
- 17. ... Lighting – changes from light to dark. The video starts off light but as things get darker and the man gets in to trouble...it changes to dark.
- 18. Mumford & Sons I Will Wait Performative – the band is performing to a large audience
- 19. ...Cinematography Close Up Medium Shot Long Shot/Extreme
- 20. ...Camera Movement Tilt shot at 1.28 to show the audience as well as the artists performing. Tracking Out Shot of the audience at 1.36
- 21. ...Framing The lengths of the frames vary. When the camera is focusing on the audience, the frames are longer whereas when the camera is focused on the band – the frame change is more frequent.
- 22. ...Editing The visuals don’t necessarily match the lyrics as the lyrics refer to them waiting for a girl whereas they are performing to an audience...
- 23. Mise-en-scene Location – is in a stadium/concert themed setting Costume – the band seem to be wearing similar clothing, which involves: a shirt with the sleeves rolled up and similar trousers. Bands often wear something to link them together (JLS – the colours)