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The video analyzes Taylor Swift's "Style" music video using elements of character, narrative type, and iconography. The narrative follows the love story between Taylor Swift and a male character, portraying her past relationship that was difficult due to his lack of commitment. Scenes show them spending happy time together, while the lyrics tell of the uncertainty of whether the relationship will end in flames or paradise. The video is set in various locations from their relationship like woods and beaches, and uses different filters like grainy footage to give a dreamy effect when remembering time with him.
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Taylor swift love story
The video starts with an establishing shot of a school where some of the action will take place, suggesting the protagonists are students. The main character is seen walking outside the school in medium shot, referencing typical American high school romance films. She sees a guy sitting under a tree and they exchange glances, with quick shots foreshadowing future events. Shot-reverse-shot is used to show the characters looking at each other, both wearing black outfits like stereotypical fairy tale prince and princess costumes. The music video features many locations, costumes, and animals typical of fairy tales but would be too expensive to replicate. Closeups of the artist's face are important for promotion and establishing a fan base. This research
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Blank Space by Taylor Swift depicts the rise and breakdown of a relationship over 3 days of filming. The music video includes conventions of the genre like costume changes, locations, and lip syncing to further the narrative of a young couple's passionate but volatile love story. However, it also challenges conventions by graphically showing the relationship's demise through arguments and Taylor's character becoming increasingly unstable and possessive, threatening domestic violence. The visuals and music escalate together to match the darkening storyline.
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The video tells the story of Taylor Swift's character experiencing a forbidden love like Romeo and Juliet. It switches between her modern-day high school setting and a flashback to a medieval era setting of the forbidden relationship. Throughout the video, Taylor Swift also acts as the narrator, telling the story and connecting the two time periods. Key shots analyze the mise-en-scene, camera angles, editing, and how they advance the narrative of the forbidden love story between the two main characters.
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Amandeep Paul - Task 2
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The mise-en-scene establishes a narrative through Taylor Swift's costumes that transform her character. Cinematography uses two-shots to reflect the narrative connection between Taylor and the boy. Editing moves the story forward through cut shots between scenes of a baseball game, prom, and Taylor's room. The lyrics and visuals have a direct correlation to advance the clear narrative story being told.
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The document discusses ideas for a music video narrative and elements. It will tell the story of a teenage boy and girl in a relationship, but reveal in the second half that the girl is a figment of the boy's imagination. Stereotypical icons of relationships like hearts and flowers will be used. The setting will include the boy's messy bedroom and outdoor public places. Editing and lighting will help convey the boy's state of mind and the narrative twist.
Q2-38
The music video analyzes the theme of love and romance through the characters' costumes, editing techniques, and use of flashbacks. Natasha wears red to represent love while Charlie wears grey to depict his depressed state without love. Soft borders and transitions convey a dreamlike state associated with love. Flashbacks show a past life together, while lonely camera shots emphasize the feeling of loneliness. Lyrics and visuals help audiences understand the artist's need for love. The narrative follows Todorov's three-point structure of equilibrium, disequilibrium, and new equilibrium to relate the story through the video. Genre conventions include long, slow shots that flow with the acoustic music and appear natural with little editing, showing the boy
Lana del rey
Lana Del Rey's 2011 music video for "Video Games" features footage she filmed herself on a webcam. The video has a home movie aesthetic and portrays Del Rey with a neutral expression, emphasizing her emotions through lyrics and close-ups. While some shots directly relate to lyrics, many use intertextual references without direct connections. Del Rey aims to seem relatable rather than extravagant. The video establishes her star image through focus on her appearance against simple backdrops and references to fame, while also portraying her in a sexualized manner through flirtatious body language and interactions with the camera.
Textual Analysis
The music video for James Blunt's "Goodbye My Lover" uses cinematography to contrast passionate moments in the past with the present sadness of a breakup. Extreme close-ups show intimacy, while wider shots of James alone convey loneliness. Symbolism like white curtains and crumpled sheets represent freedom and emptiness. Though not indie rock, the video effectively uses visuals to enhance emotions from the song. The author wants to incorporate similar techniques to elicit viewer connection in their own indie rock video.
Textual Analysis
The music video for James Blunt's "Goodbye My Lover" uses cinematography to contrast passionate moments in the past with the present sadness of a breakup. Extreme close-ups show intimacy, while wider shots of James alone convey loneliness. Symbolism like white curtains and crumpled sheets represent freedom and emptiness. Though not indie rock, the video effectively uses visuals to enhance emotions from the song. The author wants to incorporate similar techniques to make their own indie rock video more impactful.
Andrew goodwin's theory
The document discusses Andrew Goodwin's theory of how music videos can link the lyrics, visuals, music, and other elements. It provides examples of how Lady Gaga's "Love Game" and Miley Cyrus's "Wrecking Ball" apply elements of the theory through connections between lyrics and visuals, representations of the artists, notions of looking, and other characteristics. It also analyzes Adele's "Someone Like You" music video in terms of its genre characteristics and connections between the music and visuals.
Kate Nash
The music video for Kate Nash's "Foundations" falls under the indie pop genre. It uses abstract visuals and clips that relate to the lyrics to tell a narrative story about a relationship between a couple where the girl is fed up with the boy. Kate Nash appears throughout simply dressed, singing and acting out emotions from the song, making her and the story more relatable. The video balances performance of the song and conveying the concept that the girl doesn't want to let go of the relationship despite issues.
Kate Nash
The music video for Kate Nash's "Foundations" falls under the indie pop genre. It uses abstract visuals and close-ups of Kate Nash to tell a narrative story about a relationship between a couple where the girl is fed up with the boy. While the visuals change with the beat and lyrics of the song, the video focuses on Kate Nash's unique style and relatable persona to promote her music and image as an emerging artist.
Evaluation q1
The document compares the conventions used in the student's music video for the song "Like We Used To" to those used in The Script's music video for "Breakeven". It analyzes how shots, settings, props, storyline elements, and sounds are used in both videos to either follow or challenge conventions of music videos in the alternative rock genre. Key conventions that both videos draw from include close-ups of the artist singing passionately, varied camera angles, using black and white to denote different emotional states, natural settings, eye contact between romantic interests, and endings where the protagonist walks away alone. The student's video challenges conventions by incorporating more humor and fun moments between the couple.
Music video analysis
This document analyzes and summarizes several music videos. It discusses elements like camera shots, editing techniques, color schemes, and how they relate to the themes and messages of the songs. The document provides opinions on aspects of the music videos that could be applied or avoided in the readers' own music video project. Key elements that caught the readers' attention included simple, natural aesthetics; juxtaposition of different shots; and creative use of effects in editing to enhance meaning. They aim to include a balance of narrative and performance shots in their own video.
A2 Music Video Analysis
The document discusses various techniques used in music videos that were researched and incorporated into the student's own music video project. These include linking the visuals to lyrics, syncing shots with the music, using conventions of the pop genre like effects and gazes, and challenging some conventions by using simpler clothing styles. The student aimed to tell a narrative story through their video and received feedback that their use of music-to-video synchronization was successful at engaging the audience.
Codes and Conventions
The document discusses different styles of music videos, including impressionist, surrealist, voyeuristic, allusion, inter-textual, and interpretive styles.
For impressionist style, Katy Perry's "Firework" and "Wide Awake" videos are cited as examples that create a fantasy world through soft lighting and colors. Surrealist videos like LSD's "No New Friends" depict dream-like worlds. Voyeuristic videos like Katy Perry's "Bon Appetite" and Badshah's "Tareefan" feature the objectification of women. Videos with allusion styles like Train's "50 Ways to Say Goodbye" include unexpected twists. Ariana
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The document summarizes feedback from a focus group about a music video. The focus group understood the narrative of the video and how it represented the indie genre through its characters and scenes. Members were attracted to the video's editing techniques and aesthetics. While most felt the narrative was clear, some wanted more artist performance clips. Based on the mixed feedback, the creators were able to improve the video before concluding it successfully conveyed its fragmented narrative.
Editing
For their music video project, the document discusses several editing techniques used to make the video look more professional. These included cross dissolves to fade between locations, overlays to show two shots at once like a character and establishing shot, split screens to feature two characters, and slow motion to match the beat of the song and convey a drunk point of view.
Lana del rey
Lana Del Rey's album "Born to Die" portrays the artist as the main character. She is styled like classic Hollywood actresses to appear flawless and innocent while also suggestive. The album focuses on themes of love and heartbreak through its narrative storytelling and use of rose iconography. The album cover features Lana in front of a vintage car and blue sky, set in what seems to be an old trailer park in LA to contrast her glamorous style with a sense of being out of place. Her direct gaze and confident body language establish her as a strong and independent woman challenging stereotypes.
Mind map
This document provides categories of music artists and potential themes, styles, locations and props for a music video. It includes lists of indie, alternative and pop artists. The proposed themes center around temptation, rebellion and reflection. Stylistically, it suggests a narrative focus and depicting a night out through costume, makeup, locations and objects like alcohol and mirrors.
Mind map write up
The group researched songs by artists like The 1975, James Bay, Ed Sheeran, Sia, Adele, and Halsey to find one with a strong personal message they could visualize through a music video. They selected "Hold Me Down" by Halsey, which is about feeling powerless in a relationship. The lyrics describe demons pushing her to speak out and a sense of inequality between the sexes. For their video, the group plans to portray a rebellious female character roaming the streets of Manchester at night, wearing dark makeup and red/black clothing to symbolize rebellion and challenge stereotypes of women. The video will be set in iconic northern areas of Manchester known for their color and eccentric
Ben howard 2
The document provides an analysis of an advertisement for musician Ben Howard. It describes Ben Howard as the main character, who is known for his passionate music about love and nature. The single image shows Howard swimming alone in the ocean, suggesting he is an independent artist who prefers to work alone. Various shades of blue are used throughout the ad to represent ideas like communication, idealism, and mystery. The simple and eye-catching design aims to portray Howard as a unique but calm artist consistent with the indie genre.
Analysis of cd digipack
Rihanna's album "Loud" features a close-up shot of the artist looking down in a seductive yet shy manner, with red lipstick and hair creating ideas of passion and determination. The inside artwork shows Rihanna lying on a bed of roses wearing a wedding dress, suggesting a love story but also weakness. While some songs are quite explicit, the overall narrative presents contrasting themes of innocence and mystery to attract diverse audiences.
Halsey hold me down lyrics
The song describes Halsey feeling powerless against her inner demons and a controlling relationship. The demons and flames referenced represent her inhibitions and feelings of weakness that were exacerbated by a relationship where she felt she had no voice or control. She describes selling her soul to a dominant male partner who made her feel holy but really had power and control over her. Though the criticism she faces leads to self-doubt, she finds encouragement in being different and strives to prove doubters wrong.
Mind map
The document lists various indie, alternative and pop artists. It then discusses potential themes for a music video such as temptation, rebellion and youth. It proposes a narrative focusing on never letting anything hold you down. Finally, it suggests locations and costumes that could be used to visually represent the lyrics and themes, including Manchester town center, night clubs and outfits incorporating dark makeup, ripped jeans and leather jackets.
screenshots from premiere of work
For their music video project, the document discusses several editing techniques used to make the video look more professional. These included cross dissolves to fade between locations, overlays to show two shots at once like a character and establishing shot, split screens to feature two characters, and slow motion matched to the music's beat to convey a character's drunken point of view.
Advanced portfolio production diary 2015 2016 update
1) Over the course of several months, a group worked on creating a music video for the song "Hold Me Down" by Halsey as part of an A2 Media Studies course. They planned shots, tested equipment, gained permissions, and filmed conceptual elements.
2) The group storyboarded ideas, filmed additional scenes in Manchester parks and towns, and edited footage together in Adobe Premier to construct a narrative. They also created ancillary projects like advertisements, digipacks, and blog posts.
3) In the final weeks, the group focused on perfecting the video by adding special effects, tightening the edit, and filming extra footage of clubs and parties to strengthen the narrative. They also
Mind map write up
The group researched songs by artists like The 1975, James Bay, Ed Sheeran, Sia, Adele, and Halsey to find one with a strong personal message they could visualize through a music video. They chose "Hold Me Down" by Halsey, which is about feeling powerless in a relationship and finding one's voice. The lyrics inspired ideas of rebellion, temptation, power, and dominance. For their video, the group will focus on a female character rebelling by drinking underage and smoking late at night in Manchester. Her red lipstick, dark makeup, leather jacket, and ripped jeans are meant to suggest rebelliousness and challenging stereotypes.
Rihanna 2
The document summarizes an advertisement for Rihanna's album "R". The advertisement features an image of Rihanna looking directly at the camera in a dark, edgy style to suggest her music has become more hardcore rock than R&B. The dark colors and rugged setting of the photo also portray her as rebellious and challenging stereotypes. Fonts used in the ad are bold to catch attention and promote Rihanna as a unique, confident artist exploring a new sexually provocative and personal style.
Lana del rey
Lana Del Rey is the main character portrayed on the album cover of Born to Die. She is styled to look like classic Hollywood actresses through her makeup, hair, and clothing, suggesting notions of innocence and truth. Many of the songs tell stories of love and heartbreak, matching the album's overall narrative theme. Roses on the cover symbolize love and passion. The rustic, vintage-inspired setting of an old trailer park in LA presents Del Rey as glamorous but out of place, reflecting the difference between her style of music and the industry. Her confident direct gaze and influences from stars like Marilyn Monroe portray her as a strong-willed, independent woman challenging stereotypes.
Question 4
Photoshop allowed the artist to create promotional materials for an album by using editing techniques to manipulate images and represent the artist's style. Photoshop improved the creator's skills which helped achieve a professional look.
Google was useful for researching songs and existing media products to help design original content. It also helped find filming locations.
The iPhone was useful for communicating plans between group members and for filming in compact spaces like clubs, providing good quality footage.
Facebook enabled communication about ideas, dates, and sharing a questionnaire to gather audience preferences for music videos and genres. It was easily accessible through mobile apps.
Survey Monkey made it simple to create and distribute a questionnaire, collect audience feedback on music video and
Advert analyses rihanna
This document analyzes and summarizes the album cover advertisement for Rihanna's 2009 album "Rated R". The advertisement features Rihanna looking intensely at the camera with one eye covered, set against a dark background. It uses a bold, mysterious aesthetic to portray Rihanna's exploration of a darker musical style compared to her previous work. Elements like the red color and graffiti-style text are meant to present Rihanna as a bold, rebellious, and powerful artist. The advertisement aims to intrigue audiences and promote Rihanna's new rock/R&B influenced direction through its striking visual design and tones that suggest danger and defiance.
Analysis of cd digipack
The album cover uses a close-up shot of Rihanna looking down in a seductive yet shy manner, with her red hair and lipstick drawing attention to create themes of love, passion, and a troubled relationship. The inside artwork depicts Rihanna lying on a bed of red roses wearing a wedding dress, suggesting a fairy tale love story but also weakness. While some songs deal with sexuality, others relate to love and heartbreak, establishing a narrative mystery through contradictory visuals and messages.
Ben howard 2
The document provides an analysis of an advertisement for musician Ben Howard. It describes Ben Howard as the main character, who is known for his passionate music about love and nature. The single image shows Ben swimming alone in the ocean, suggesting he is an independent artist who prefers to work alone. Various shades of blue are used throughout the ad to represent ideas like communication, creativity, and mystery. The simple and eye-catching design aims to portray Ben as a unique artist and pique audiences' interest in learning more.
Lana del rey
Lana Del Rey is the main character portrayed on the album cover of Born to Die. She is styled to look like classic Hollywood actresses through her makeup, hair, and clothing, suggesting themes of innocence and truth. Many of the songs tell stories of love and heartbreak, as implied by symbols of passion like roses on the album art. The setting focuses on Lana against a plain blue sky and vintage car, drawing attention to her youth and purity. Technical aspects like washed-out lighting emulate Lana's vintage influences including Marilyn Monroe and old Hollywood. Lana makes direct eye contact with confidence, challenging stereotypes through her independence and strength as a woman.
Analysis of cd digipack
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- 1. Music video analysis I have chosen to analyse‘Style’by Taylor Swift usingNick Lacey’s repertoire of elements which are: Character,NarrativeType, and Iconography.This video has the narrativeof female and male and their relationship over the course of 4 minutes and 03 seconds. Character: The whole video is based on the lovestory between the artistand male character representing and old love interest, the video consists of the story of the male character not being really faithful and notbeing fully committed in the relationship portrayinghimas the a bad guy within the story as the artistexpresses how its longcontinues journey for her and the male character. Narrative:The music video itself is half narrative,half performanceas itfeatures clips of the artistmoving a piece of glass around reflectingthe male characters face. The mean themes of the video is seton the idea of love; and how a young female girl finds lovebut has been a difficultjourney due to the male commitment issues throughout the relationship butalways seems to go back to himand the relationship seems to go around in a circleas its always seems ‘to go around each time’. The narrativesideof the video shows footage of the artistand male character playing her love interest havingfun together, appearingto be in love and happy but the performance and the lyrics aretheopposites to the action on screen as she explains she doesn’t know id ‘it’s goingto end flames or paradise’. Setting: The video is setin various differentlocations,such as a the woods linkingto the next song featured to her album, a bedroom, the beach, a studio to be ableto project images on the artists and males body.Theses settings relate the past relationship with the male and where they spent time together when they were in the relationship makingthevideo more personal to the artistas itwas quite emotional relationship for her and the male. Style: the whole video is filmed in different types of filter for example when the artistand malespending together in the woods it appears thatthey used a grainy and hue look to footage to give dreamy effect to the video as if sheremembering the time she spent with him givingthe video dark. The video is mostly taken in medium closeup shots creatingthe idea of being up closepersonal aboutwhole theme of songs and digging deep the relationship.