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This survey aims to gather information about a target audience for films, asking about their age, favorite film genres and why, cinema-going habits, who they watch with, interest level in films, and hobbies.
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This proposal outlines a music video for the song "Ex's and Oh's" by Elle King. It will tell the story of a woman feeling trapped by her insecurities and past relationships. There will be three locations: a studio for performance shots, a cemetery to represent her past haunting her, and an airport to show her desire to escape her problems by running away. A variety of camera angles, quick editing, and changes between low key, high key, and natural lighting will be used. Props like beer bottles, candles, photos, and a suitcase will help convey the story and message of the song.
Genres
The document discusses different music genres and provides examples of music videos that represent each genre. It covers indie music, which is characterized by low-key, live performance videos. Pop music is described as commonly featuring narratives or stories in its videos. Brit pop is explained as a genre popular in the UK in the 1990s that combined elements of indie music with more popular appeal. Examples of music videos are provided for each genre discussed.
Shooting schedule
The shooting schedule outlines filming locations and dates for a music video from September to November 2015. Key locations included Luton Airport in November to film shots of an airport, Elmers End Graveyard in November to film by a willow tree and older graves, and a booked studio in November to film the opening and establish the main character. The final filming day was scheduled for November 18th to film the character walking in the graveyard and lying down for a birds-eye view shot panning into her eyes.
Audience Profile
- The target audience for the music video is 16-25 year olds of any religion, class, or education level who enjoy pop artists like Sam Smith, Ed Sheeran, and Rihanna.
- Research was conducted through questionnaires and interviews at a sixth form college, public spaces, and universities to understand the audience's interests, aspirations, music preferences, and expectations for a music video.
- Examples of a male and female profile are given that provide details on their demographics, fashion styles, music tastes, social lives, and values to help inform the music video's content and messaging.
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The preliminary task helped the author plan their thriller opening by learning techniques like match on action shots, shot reverse shots, and the 180 degree rule. A match on action shot allows the audience to infer a character's continued movement between clips. A shot reverse shot shows a conversation from two perspectives to appear realistic as long as the eye lines match up. The 180 degree rule ensures shots stay on the same side of an imaginary line to avoid confusing the audience about who is speaking. These techniques were used in the author's preliminary task and will help structure their actual thriller opening sequence.
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