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The music video idea matches closely with the lyrics of the song "Up in the Clouds" by Darwin Deez, which is about a guy messing up a relationship and his attempts to apologize. The video would start in a college classroom where the male lead sees an upset expression on his ex-girlfriend's face. He then dreams of a colorful surreal world where strange people try to stop him from apologizing to her. At the end, he says sorry to her in the dream, and she smiles, then he wakes up and she ignores him. The video uses dull colors at first to portray the real world, then brighter hues in the dream world.
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The document analyzes the relationship between the music, lyrics, and video for the song "Hypasonic". It discusses how the fast tempo of the song is matched by high-energy editing in the video. Specific lyrics are emphasized through visuals, such as dancing or hugging a photo to illustrate being held by a love. The choreography and cuts are coordinated with musical elements like the beat dropping and slowing sections. While repetition of lyrics allows the audience to learn them, it requires creativity to keep the visuals interesting. The video aims to create the atmosphere of a club through effects without being in one physically.
Music video analysis
The music video for "Let it Go" by The Neighbourhood uses a black and white aesthetic throughout. It portrays a woman struggling in her relationship and with societal expectations. In the beginning, she appears happy doing household chores, but is revealed to be crying and distressed when the chorus hits. As the video progresses, it becomes clear her husband is greedy and selfish, while she listens to others' judgments. By the end, images of her alternating distress and forced happiness leave the viewer to interpret her ultimate fate.
Treatment slideshow
The music video will have a fragmented and circular narrative following a restless man and the emotional support of a woman. Scenes will include the two waking up together with her wearing his shirt, spending time in the woods drinking coffee, and the man showing vulnerability alone in his room at night. The woman wears a red dress and brings light to the man when she returns. They go out together with colorful lights, and the cycle repeats with her closing the blinds and turning off the light for him to sleep this time.
3. treatment slideshow
The music video will have a fragmented and circular narrative following a restless man and the emotional support of a woman. Scenes will include the two waking up together with her wearing his shirt, spending time in the woods drinking coffee, and the man showing vulnerability alone in his room at night. The woman wears a red dress and brings light to the man when she returns. They go out together with colorful lights, and the cycle repeats with her closing the blinds and turning off the light for him to sleep this time.
Music videos pitch presentation (1)
The group has chosen Taylor Swift's song "Wonderland" for their music video pitch. They feel this indie pop song is unique and allows for creative conceptual ideas for the video. They envision combining elements of performance, narrative, and conceptual videos. Potential filming locations include parks, ponds, fields, and parts of London that would fit the desired indie aesthetic and allow for jump cuts between locations. Issues that could arise include unpredictable weather, traffic delays changing the lighting, and potential camera or footage problems during filming.
Analysis of real music video
The music video tells the story of a homeless girl struggling with drug addiction in London. It begins with her appearing to have died and flashes back to show her daily struggles to earn money by selling magazines or her body. Her drug use escalates and she exchanges money for drugs. In the end, she succumbs to her addiction. The black and white footage and lyrics portray her difficult life and sinking into addiction.
Say something
The music video for "Say Something" by A Great Big World uses a narrative structure and various shots to portray different audiences that could relate to the lyrics. It begins with a pan up that conveys the audience looking up to the artist. There are also shots of a young couple going through negative emotions and a child hiding under a dirty bed to feel vulnerable. These visuals highlight the sad emotions of the lyrics and allow different audiences to relate from their own experiences with loss or difficult relationships.
Analysis of real music video
The music video tells the story of a homeless girl struggling with drug addiction in London. It follows her daily struggles to earn money by selling magazines or her body. Her life is depicted as difficult and bleak, conveyed through black and white cinematography and her worn facial expressions. Throughout the video, her condition deteriorates until she ultimately succumbs to her drug abuse. The video uses techniques like stop motion and close ups to illustrate her isolation and the passing of time as her life remains stagnant while the world moves on around her.
Treatment slideshow
The music video will have a fragmented and circular narrative following a restless man and the emotional support of a woman. Scenes will include the two waking up together with her wearing his shirt, spending time in the woods drinking coffee, and the man showing vulnerability alone in his room at night. The woman wears a red dress to lift his spirits and they go out together where lights and colors change throughout the night. Repeated shots at the beach hint at the cycle repeating as the video ends with the woman turning out the light for the man to sleep, implying the cycle will continue again.
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This document contains lyrics that describe a relationship where the individuals used to spend time together "up in the clouds" but had a falling out when one person "slipped up" and they "fell out" to the ground. The lyrics express regret for letting the other person down but maintain they could still be together "up in the clouds," floating carefree without gravity's pull. They recall the dizzy, weightless feeling of their time together high above the earth.
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The document analyzes the album cover of Mumford and Sons. It suggests that the band members are shown holding folk and indie instruments in the window, identifying their genre based on familiar characteristics. However, the cover may not definitively label their genre to allow for evolution in their musical style without confusing fans.
Question 5
The opening sequence of the film is targeted towards people over 30 who enjoy noir and gangster films. The characters and setting reflect the genre with the first location being an abandoned industrial site. One unique shot is a high-angle handheld shot focusing on the character "The Rat" which adds to the style. Another is a handheld tracking shot used when "The Rat" is running away, making the scene feel fast-paced and intense. The camera puts the audience in the perspective of the main characters to witness events and identify with them.
Question 2
The passage introduces three main characters in an opening sequence: Tommy, a neatly dressed man in an expensive three-piece suit from a rich family; Joey, a more thuggish contrast to Tommy in a vest, boots, and trousers; and The Rat, an older man with messy hair in a shirt, trousers, and hat who acts shy and nervous. The characters are all white males with New York accents, but have distinct clothing, behaviors, ages, and social classes to differentiate their roles.
Question 6
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Two friends work as bodyguards for a crime family in 1950s New York. Their loyalty is tested when they see an opportunity to move up in the criminal organization. In the opening scene, the two main characters Tommy and Joe kill an informant named "The Rat" for the crime family. The film will be shot in black and white with shadows and canted angles to convey the dark and fearful world the characters inhabit. The filmmakers plan to release the movie through the distribution company Momentum Pictures, known for releasing unique films across many genres.
Conventions
Film noir developed after World War II, featuring dark themes that reflected postwar anxiety and pessimism. These films often told stories of antiheroes like hardboiled detectives encountering manipulative "femme fatales." While not technically a genre, film noir describes a style and tone of black-and-white American crime films from the 1940s-1960s that portrayed a bleak worldview where characters faced themes of betrayal, violence, and despair.
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- 1. Treatment Sheet Up in the Clouds Music Video
- 2. Song background “Up in the Clouds” is the 3rd single form alternative indie band Darwin Deez. The single was added to BBC Radio 1’s C playlist in June 2010.
- 3. Music Video Narrative Our music video idea, matches up with the lyrics very closely. The lyrics of the song are about a guy messing up a relationship with a girl, and his feeble attempts to try and apologize to her, despite knowing that she wont forgive him. Our video idea will focus heavily on narrative, and will have a surreal stylised theme running throughout. Our video will start with a bunch of people sat in a lesson at college, when the male lead will briefly look across the room to see a girl looking back at him with an upset expression on her face. The male lead then starts to close his eyes, to which he opens them and finds himself in a strange colorful dreamland, whereas all of the people in the class are now suddenly full of energy and wearing obscure clothes. In this weird dream-world the male lead will encounter strange people trying to stop him from trying to find and apologize to the girl. At the end the male character finds the girl and whilst lip syncing the words “I'm sorry” she smiles at him, and at the end of the video he wakes at in his chair at school, and when he smiles at the girl, she just turns away and leaves.
- 4. Colour palette Our video will start with plain and uninteresting colours, to signify that the real world is dull and lifeless, however as soon as the main character enters the dream world, the colours will brighten up, with more brighter clothes and different colour filters.