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The music video will feature surreal movements and editing representing the lyrics of the song. Scenes will alternate between a narrative of affection between couples and kaleidoscope animations to build climax without becoming boring. The concept is for the animations and pacing to match the tone and climax of the song. Locations will include a forest representing the positive relationship, a white studio with singers lip syncing lyrics one at a time, and a black background with the artist and surreal animations.
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Ben wakes up hungover and leaves his house, walking down the street while smoking. The video cuts between Ben walking and his band performing in a dimly lit room. As Ben walks, he passes an altercation where two angry men are confronting another man alone. Ben seems unaffected but the situation reflects the song's lyrics of "running away". The video continues cutting between Ben and the band's performance, focusing on different band members and shots that match the tempo. It ends with Ben arriving where the band is, pulling out a gun and shooting his on-stage doppelganger, symbolizing his rebirth and no longer bowing to those who drag him down.
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The document provides guidance for a music video assignment, including templates and suggestions for tasks such as idea generation, research, pre-production assessment, visual planning, and storyboarding. It instructs students to develop ideas for interpreting a selected song through different visual styles and techniques, then plan the logistics, locations, equipment, and shots needed to realize their chosen idea. The goal is for students to thoroughly plan their proposed music video before beginning production.
Omarion O Evaluation
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- 3. Concept The concept of my video is that is lyrically matches the song. In the lyrics BANKS mentions the word "Brain" multiple of times, the way i am going to represent the Brain is through the animations but as the song gets closer to the climax, the colour and the pace of the animations will change to match the song. Whilst the chorus of the song isn't going on, the narrative will be taking place, this will be of two people talking but not directly but lip sinking the lyrics. The second place will be the forrest area of a flashback of the couple before the chorus. I want it to look like the way the couples were before hand is really romantic but its been ruined by the man, thats why I plan for the animation just to cut harshly from the narrative. By the tone of her voice, she sounds more passionate and less calm.
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