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The document outlines four music video ideas from group members for different songs. For the first idea by James Buckmaster for "Of The Night - Bastille", the group decides to use the full idea as it was the most popular among members. For Mel Ruvolo's idea for "Down The Road - C2C", they will not use the full idea but will incorporate the jump cut editing technique. For Ollie Stroud's beach-themed idea for "Ocean - Coasts", they will not use the full video but will explore relationships in their own final video. The group decides against the friendship theme idea for "Hey Brother - Avicii" due to concerns about finding the right location.
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The document summarizes the student's research and planning for their media studies advanced portfolio project. They will create a dubstep music video as their main project, with additional projects being a CD cover design and advertisement. Their research involved analyzing popular music videos across different genres to identify common elements. For their dubstep music video, they found elements like the use of technology themes, various shot types, and low key lighting. Their target audience is males and females ages 16-25 as that demographic is more open to new music genres like dubstep.
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The document provides guidance for a music video assignment, including templates for pre-production tasks like idea generation, research, and visual planning. The group plans a music video for "Silence" by Marshmello featuring a linear narrative about a relationship between two characters. Key elements of the visual plan include matching shots to the song's meaning and pace, using intertextual references, and portraying the main character as gaining confidence through the video. Storyboarding and shot listings are created to break down the song into sections and plan the corresponding visuals.
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This document provides guidelines for the music video for Carly Rae Jepsen's song "Call Me Maybe" directed by Luke Taylor. It outlines that the video should have a "cheesy" and bright tone to match the popular, catchy song. It recommends using various camera techniques, locations, and lighting styles. Key elements include having many people sing parts of the chorus, portraying the song's verses through a couple's acting, and quick editing during the chorus. Influences cited include music videos by Nickelback, Black Eyed Peas, and Taylor Swift as well as movies like High School Musical. The crew is listed and concerns note finding enough participants and dealing with weather.
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This document provides guidance for a music video production assignment. It includes a template presentation covering key pre-production elements. The document guides students to generate ideas for a music video, research conventions, and assess the viability of their production plans. Specific guidance is given for selecting a song, developing concepts, researching other music videos, considering locations and equipment needed.
Initial plans music video
The document provides initial plans for a music video project interpreting the song "When the Sun Goes Down" by Arctic Monkeys. The proposed video would portray the song's message about a man mistreating a woman through close-up shots showing the characters in a gloomy, dark tone to match the negative theme of the song. Key shots and pacing would align with the lyrics and shifting tempo. Strengths include achievable shots and clear linking of ideas to the song, while weaknesses could include limitations of public filming and editing challenges.
Broolyn whiteley production assignment form 2019
1. The document outlines ideas for a music video for the song "IDFC" by Blackbear, including potential locations, equipment, personnel, and visual elements.
2. The concept is to show isolation through shots of a female subject walking empty streets at night after a night out, intercut with a male lip syncing in a dark smoky room.
3. Effects like glitches and color pops are planned to enhance the electronic sound during certain parts of the song. Locations will include tunnels and streets in York filmed early in the morning for an empty feel.
Broolyn whiteley production assignment form 2019
1. The document outlines ideas for a music video for the song "IDFC" by Blackbear, including potential locations, equipment, personnel, and visual elements.
2. The concept is to show isolation through scenes of a female subject walking empty streets at night intercut with a male lip syncing in a dark room.
3. Effects like glitches and color pops are planned to enhance the electronic sound of parts of the song. Locations will include tunnels and streets in York filmed early in the morning for an empty feel.
Broolyn whiteley production assignment form 2019
1. The document outlines ideas for a music video for the song "IDFC" by Blackbear, including potential locations, equipment, personnel, and visual elements.
2. The concept is to show isolation through shots of a female subject walking empty streets at night, intercut with a male lip syncing in a dark room.
3. Effects like glitches and color pops are planned to enhance the electronic sound during certain parts of the song. Lighting will be blue and pink-tinted to convey a cold, neon nighttime mood.
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1. The document provides research on three types of music videos: performance, narrative, and concept videos.
2. It then discusses five main parts of a music video according to Andrew Goodwin: thought through beat, relationship between song/visuals, narrative/performance, technical aspects, and star image.
3. Potential songs, techniques, conventions, and a single location-based idea are proposed for a music video for the song "IDFC" by Blackbear focusing on isolation through shots of an empty city at night.
1. initial plans mv 2018
Kian devine proposes three ideas for music videos interpreting the song "All the Stars" by Kendrick Lamar. The first idea takes influence from contrasting light music videos and features an urban skyline with neon colors and timelapses without actors. The second focuses on a single actor walking with symbolic meaning correlated to lyrics. The third features an urban setting with special effects to feel unrealistic. Kian analyzes strengths and weaknesses of the ideas and chooses the first idea, describing using slow moving shots, closeups, and editing to the beat to focus on surroundings and create an open narrative.
Which idea
The document discusses three potential music video ideas for a group project. The first idea of walking alone conveying emotion was rejected due to lack of narrative and direction. The second idea of literally dancing with oneself was chosen because it has the clearest idea, is fun to make, and entertaining visually. The third abstract idea relating to nightmares was rejected due to technical challenges in maintaining a cohesive narrative and style within the limitations of the group. The group chose the dancing idea as it had the most potential and they agreed on the concept.
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