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This document discusses the evolution of women's roles in music videos from Victorian burlesque dancers to modern stereotypes. Burlesque dancers of the late 19th century entertained audiences with suggestive dance moves. In the 1920s, burlesque transformed into a more naked and sexually arousing performance in gentlemen's clubs. Today, music videos often feature stereotypical portrayals of strippers, including pole dancing and twerking in lingerie, or the "gangster girl" stereotype exemplified by artists like Nicki Minaj wearing skimpy outfits and tattoos.
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The document discusses stereotypes of women portrayed in the music industry across different eras. It describes the burlesque girls of the Victorian era who danced provocatively in shows and helped pioneer striptease. In the 1990s, burlesque girls took on a "flapper" image with more nudity and sexuality aimed to please men. The document then compares burlesque girls to modern strippers often depicted in music videos, who are typically half-naked, pole dancing, and engaging in suggestive movements. Another stereotype discussed is the "gangster girl" characterized by displaying wealth, tattoos, revealing outfits, and sexualized poses.
Conventions of a music video!
Representation in media refers to how people, places, events and concepts are portrayed. Media producers use stereotypes from reality but often exaggerate or reshape them to appeal to audiences and make profits. This document examines common stereotypes of women in music videos, such as the burlesque girl, stripper and gangsta hoe, which portray women as sexual objects. This constant sexual objectification can negatively impact society's views of women and girls' roles and value. While representation has become more sexualized, it does not reflect the modern independent woman and risks normalizing the sex industry. The future of representation in media remains uncertain but will likely continue influencing social norms.
Representation of women in music videos
Women are often negatively represented in music videos in stereotypical ways. They are frequently sexualized as objects for the male gaze through portrayals as burlesque dancers, strippers, and "gangsta hoes." This objectification has negatively impacted women's social positions by viewing them as disposable, replaceable objects. While some artists like M.I.A aim to show female strength and empowerment, most mainstream representations continue exploiting outdated stereotypes that treat women as sexual playthings rather than fully realized people.
The evolution of black hair
Before 1989, the hair industry was relatively small. It primarily served the American and European wig markets. Clients included cancer survivors, women with alopecia, and orthodox Jewish women. Hair was sourced from Western Europe nunneries and convents as well as from smaller local collectors in rural areas.
Rebecca off the radar 1
The document proposes two pitches for a music video for the song "Off the Radar" by the band Changing Modes. The first pitch involves the band appearing randomly in a bored girl's day, referencing 1980s films. It would have an 1980s revival style with bright colors and patterns. The second pitch starts as a performance video but then takes a thriller turn as the band realizes they are being watched by an unknown person through security cameras and other mediums filmed in black and white. Both pitches reference influences from other artists' videos and film theories.
Beyonce
Beyonce is considering songs like "Run the World" and "Single Ladies" for her next project. For the "Run the World" music video, she is considering depicting a march of women through varied international settings to portray female empowerment. Her past albums have featured her name and label prominently, as well as photos of her independent or fierce persona. She began her career in the group Girls Tyme before founding Destiny's Child, and has since had success as a solo artist with albums like "Dangerously in Love."
Arctic monkeys
The video for Arctic Monkeys' "Arabella" uses various techniques to set a nostalgic, rebellious tone. It begins in black and white in a 1980s living room, contrasting eras. Scenes show a woman posing provocatively, which could offend some viewers. Her Marilyn Monroe-inspired hair may be seen as parodying women. Later scenes depict people smoking illegally and women in revealing dresses, which also present potentially negative portrayals of gender. Throughout, the video cuts between performances of the band and scenes that seem to tell a story of danger in the lives of the young women depicted.
All about break dance
Break dancing emerged in the 1970s from the Bronx as a street dance that corresponded to the breaks in hip hop music. The moves were inspired by dances like the lindy hop and Charleston as well as martial arts. It became associated with competition and violence between dance crews. Films in the 1980s popularized break dancing worldwide, though it remains a dangerous dance due to moves performed on hard surfaces without protection. Elements of break dancing can still be seen in modern dances and music videos.
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The music video for "Oh" by Ciara featuring Ludacris adheres to many hip hop music video conventions. It features provocative dancing by Ciara in typical hip hop attire to attract male viewers, while also portraying Ciara as confident and in control. The video depicts everyday life in Atlanta through its street settings and imagery associated with gangs. It aims to appeal to its target audience of 16-25 year olds through its sexual content and portrayal of Ciara and Ludacris as hip hop icons.
Target audience
R&B music originated from rhythm and blues and soul music in the late 1970s. It incorporated elements of disco, funk, pop, and hip hop. Artists like Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones added electronic elements, influencing the emergence of contemporary R&B. In the late 1970s and 1980s, artists like Janet Jackson and Boyz II Men helped popularize the new R&B sound. In the 2000s, artists like Outkast found mainstream success blending hip hop and R&B. Typical R&B male artists wear minimal clothing like jeans and show tattoos to attract young female audiences, while females wear revealing outfits and makeup to convey sexuality but appeal to the male gaze. Some
Hip hop
Hip hop music has its roots in the oral tradition of griots in West Africa. In the 1970s in the Bronx, DJs began isolating the percussion sections of funk and soul songs, known as the "break", for dancers. DJ Kool Herc is considered the founding father of hip hop music for developing the idea of using two copies of the same record to extend the break. Afrika Bambataa later defined the four main elements of hip hop culture. Breaking, locking, and popping emerged as primary hip hop dance styles in the 1970s in New York and California, characterized by improvisation, battles, and footwork. Commercialization of hip hop dance began in the 1980s through films
Arctic monkeys
The music video analyzes is "Arabella" by Arctic Monkeys. It begins in black and white in a 1980s living room, using bricolage to clash eras. A woman is shown posing provocatively, which could be seen as negatively representing women. The video then rewinds, showing reflexivity by breaking the fourth wall. Locations shown include LA with palm trees. A tattoo on an arm represents the band's hometown of Yorkshire. Some shots could offend feminists by negatively portraying women. The video cuts between performances and rewinds to highlight its construction. It has a narrative about the dangers faced by young women living reckless lives, with hope represented by the lead singer's white shirt
Music Tribes
The document discusses several music genres and their origins, styles, and characteristics. It describes R&B originating from African American music in the 1940s focusing on fashion, money, and relationships. Punk emerged in the 1970s in the UK and US featuring aggressive lyrics and styles like colorful hair and clothing. Hip hop developed in the 1970s in the Bronx and gained influences from rap, beating boxing, and Jamaican music. It discusses the typical dress, lyrics, and artists of each genre.
Arctic monkeys
The music video analyzes is "Arabella" by Arctic Monkeys. It begins in black and white in a 1980s living room, using bricolage to clash eras. A woman poses provocatively, possibly offending some viewers. The video then rewinds, showing reflexivity. Locations include LA with palm trees. A tattoo represents the band's Yorkshire roots. Some scenes could be seen as negatively portraying women. Throughout, it jumps between performance shots and scenes depicting a troubled lifestyle with drugs and sex. The video has a narrative about the dangers faced by the young women and hopes for change represented by the lead singer's white shirt.
The history of pop and rap.
The history of pop and rap. Also the history of pop and rap music videos, plus how our music video will fit in with the genre.
Dancing Shoes Part Three (Jive to Disco)
War and disposable income led to the rise of teenage culture in the 1950s. Teenagers began going to dance halls on weekends and developed their own styles like wearing leather jackets, jeans, and boots. Dick Clark's American Bandstand TV show, which began in 1952, helped popularize dances and music among teens. Specific dances like the jive, bop, and twist developed and spread among youth along with iconic shoes styles of the time like saddle shoes, penny loafers, and brothel creepers. Rock music and films like The Wild One further influenced youth fashion in the 1950s with styles like blue suede shoes and biker boots.
R'n'b analysis powerpoint
This document analyzes conventions of the R&B music genre. It discusses typical content in R&B songs such as sex, drugs, and gangs. It also outlines common stylistic elements seen in R&B music videos like revealing outfits, expensive props, club and street settings, and choreographed dances for groups versus solo narrative performances. Specific videos by Beyoncé, Jay-Z featuring Alicia Keys, and Rihanna featuring Jay-Z are then analyzed in terms of their adherence to these R&B music video conventions.
Britney spears media presentation
Britney Spears had early success as a teen pop star in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Her debut single "Baby One More Time" and album of the same name were global hits in 1998-1999 when she was only 16 years old. Over the next decade, her music and public image gradually became more sexualized as she matured. Her album sales remained strong, selling over 10 million copies for many of her first 5 albums as her sound and style evolved from bubblegum pop to incorporate more dance influences. By her 2007 album "Blackout", she had fully shed her innocent Catholic schoolgirl image in favor of a more provocative persona.
Representation of women in music videos
A Powerpoint Presentation developed to explain Representation of women in Music videos. Explores stereotypes and development.
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The music video idea involves a male busker on the street who writes and performs the song "Whistle For The Choir." Over time, his performances attract more attention as his small audience grows. Throughout his performances, the same woman walks by daily without noticing him. Eventually, the pub owner offers him a gig where his audience continues expanding. During his largest performance, the woman looks up from her phone and recognizes the man is singing about her.
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The document discusses using a "leave color" effect in a music video where color slowly builds up and then bursts into the video during drops, to make the drops more creative and passionate. It describes the effect as original and a good way to visually express the dark lyrics. Criticism was that the bursts of color seemed random until the full idea of progressive color buildup was explained. Overall the effect was thought to be a good idea that would look amazing completed.
Day 2 evidence
Day 2 of filming captured additional footage needed to complete their album cover, social media, and music video clips. While some unique shots were collected, other footage did not align with the storyboard, risking accuracy. At the second location, a desolate field worked well for lyrics about being alone, but Aaron's lip synching was slightly off in some takes. The third location, a graffiti wall, provided colorful backgrounds but some of Aaron's lip synching scenes were also a little off, something the director should have noticed to improve.
Day 1 evidence
The first day of filming went well overall. The group found beautiful natural locations with good lighting that fit the artist's style. They were productive in scouting multiple locations despite limitations of not having a car. Test shots like close-ups of shoes at different locations went according to plan. However, when reviewing the footage, they realized the outfit worn by the artist did not match the genre of the music, so none of the footage could be used and everything would need to be refilmed. This was disappointing but an expected risk that sometimes footage will not work out and require being refilmed.
Shot ideas and location
The document provides various shot and location ideas for a music video. It lists potential shots such as panning shots, close-ups, slow motion shots using sugar glass, and time-lapse shots. It also suggests using dull colors to work with the song. Location ideas include abandoned sites, parks, fields, and landmarks in Chelmsford and London such as Marconi Tower, the pond at GBHS, graffiti walls, and cathedrals.
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Anthony Kiedis is the lead singer of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, which he co-founded in 1983. He has been with the band throughout their entire history and recorded all eleven studio albums with them. Kiedis struggled with drug addiction for many years which took a toll on his personal life and career, though the band experienced greater mainstream success in the 1990s with the album Blood Sugar Sex Magik. Their music videos often portray abstract meanings through an indie style.
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1. The film '71 follows a young British soldier who is abandoned by his unit in Belfast, Northern Ireland in 1971 during violent riots. Alone and disoriented, he must survive the night and find safety.
2. It was produced by Crab Apple Films, Protagonist Pictures, and Warp Films with funding from the British Film Institute, Film4, Creative Scotland, and Screen Yorkshire.
3. The film had its premiere at the 2014 Berlin International Film Festival but did not do well at the box office, only making $2.9 million against its $8.1 million budget.
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Women stereotypes
- 1. Women in music video BY HARRISON CRICK
- 2. The Burlesque girls. The term burlesque derived from the Victorian era, girls would dance and gesture back and forth. They were the pioneers in striptease. Typical stereotype: Long line gloves Top hats and show equipment Corsets Feather boas Fishnets and stockings Accessories like canes or microphones.
- 3. How burlesque girls transformed in the 1920’s The burlesque girls saw a transformation into the ‘flapper’ era. There was more nudity and sexual arousal, all for males pleasure in gentlemen's clubs. Transformation
- 4. What is similar with burlesque girls and present girls in the 2000s. To the ‘Pussycat Dolls’
- 5. The stripper of present day – Stereotype 2. Here is a striper posing in a photo shoot before her performance To Jennifer Lopez with a pole in her music video.
- 6. Typical stereotypes of ‘stripper’ in music video. Bum shots with twerks. The open and seducing crouch shots. Using poles for pole dancing. Half naked with lingerie. Stiletto heels.
- 7. The Gangster girl – stereotype 3. Niki minaj Anaconda
- 8. Typical characteristics ‘bling’ Tattoos Afro American girls Maximum body exposure, skimpy bikinis etc. Snapbacks Sexual positions.
- 9. Video on ideal body types throughout history https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xrp0zJZu0a4