The document summarizes the relationship between the lyrics, music, and music video for the song "Made Up Stories" by Go Audio. It discusses how scenes in the video were linked to specific lyrics. It also describes how the video style aimed to match both the emo and indie genres represented in the lyrics and music. Finally, it compares the concept and narrative elements of their video to the music video for the song "Walk Away" by Funeral for a Friend.

5. A comparison between Funeral For A Friend – Walk Away and our music video. Similarities: Music Storyline Singer just in video Genre Both moving on Cup symbolises moving on, ripping up picture and fading out same thing Imagines husband, looks back on past Both ended with both moving on Differences Singer narrating someone else, singer narrating life Husband has to go away, cheating Narrative and performance

6. Comparison to Funeral For A Friend (FFAF) – Walk Away There are many similarities between this music video and our own. The first comparison that we made is the music and the genre. Both of the songs have an upbeat rockish sound even though they are classified in the rock genre which tends to be stereotyped as loud, guitar and drum filled sound. We liked the sound that the song had because it allowed our music video to target both a popish audience as well as a rock genre. By doing this, we expanded our target audience, which is something that most bands/artists try to do in order to sell as much as possible, which is why we tried to imitate this. In addition to this both music videos have a different, but similar storyline. They both feature someone that has lost someone and they have to move on from that. They storyline for our music video came from the lyrics, as they suited the lyrics and meant that we could incorporate both a narrative and a performance style video. There were many videos that had a similar upbeat sound as ours did, but the thing that we liked about the FFAF video, is that only the singer is featured in the video although it is clearly a band singing. This is something that we wanted to have in our music video from the beginning as it meant that it made our video unique to the genre, and we generally liked the idea of just having the main singer as it made the video more personal and that was the effect we was going for. The FFAF video and ours both have symbolism, which is an important element that we wanted to include. The FFAF features a woman that has to move on from her husband and accept he might not come back. Because of this, when she pours one cup of tea down the sink it symbolises her moving on and acknowledging that he might not come back. In the same way, our music video contains a person