Your own experience of music consumption
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The document asks questions about a person's music consumption habits, including their favorite genres and artists, how they obtain music such as from online services or buying albums, the devices and applications they use to listen to music like their phone or streaming services, and details about attending live music performances.
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The document provides prompts for a presentation on an individual's music consumption experiences. It asks the presenter to discuss their favorite music genres and artists, how they obtain and listen to music including devices used and music services subscribed to, spending on music, and whether they attend live music events. It also prompts the presenter to survey others on 3 questions and create graphs to compare experiences and see similarities to their own music consumption.
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Opening title sequences list the key production members and cast over visuals and sometimes music to establish the film's atmosphere. Common conventions include listing the production companies, director, producer, executive producer, top billed actors, and movie title either over a blank screen or during the opening action. The aim is to set the character, setting, genre, or mood for the film.
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The document discusses a film about a girl who has a dream that becomes reality, involving a murder. The opening sequence will be set in the girl's bedroom as she sleeps with her boyfriend, with the dream starting settled and becoming more intense and thrilling. Possible film titles mentioned are Delusion, Actuality, and Uncertain.
Diamond productions
A man with a mysterious past was experimented on years ago and now kidnaps people who work for the company responsible, hoping to learn more about what was done to him and seek vengeance. As the film progresses, the disfigured and angry man's life story is revealed while he loses his temper with the kidnapping victims while trying to find answers about who experimented on him in the past.
Abbie luke milton_pitch
The film follows Jennifer, a woman with schizophrenia, as she becomes obsessed with resurrecting her deceased husband after his death. She deteriorates mentally under the guidance of her psychiatrist Dr. Palmer. The opening title sequence will be a black and white montage from Jennifer's point of view, showing her scribbling and performing strange rituals in an attempt to resurrect her husband, without explicitly revealing her goal. The sequence was inspired by the openings of Se7en and The Exorcist.
Target pitch dt av as
A film production company called Lighter Productions is working on a film called "Target" about a highly skilled hitman who is given targets by his mysterious boss. The hitman is tasked with killing a group of drug dealers. However, his final target is unexpected. The title sequence will follow the hitman receiving a photo of his first target, a drug dealer going about his morning routine, before the hitman sets out to complete the job. Influences on the film include the movies "Hitman", "Wanted", "Pulp Fiction", and the "Bourne Trilogy".
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The document discusses the evolution of music videos from the early 2000s. The 5th generation iPod was introduced in 2001 with some music video capability. YouTube launched in 2005 and allowed free access to most music videos. iTunes was also launched around this time to allow people to download music for a small fee. By 2010, YouTube had started playing ads before videos to generate revenue. Myspace was launched in 2003 for musicians to upload and share their MP3 work.
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Chase and status began making music together in the mid-1990s while attending university in Manchester. They gained popularity producing drum and bass tracks for major underground labels. In 2009, they signed a major publishing deal with Universal Publishing and began collaborating with major artists like Rihanna. They are currently signed to Mercury Records, which is part of Universal Music Group. Chase and status promote themselves through social media like Facebook and Twitter and tour extensively worldwide, gaining a large international fan base for their music.
Chase and status presentation
Chase and status began making drum and bass music together in the 1990s as students at Manchester University. They gained popularity producing remixes and EPs for major underground labels. In 2009 they signed a publishing deal with Universal Publishing and worked closely with Roc Nation and Rihanna. Chase and status is currently signed to Mercury Records, part of Universal Music Group. They have collaborated with many famous artists across genres, helping promote their diverse sound. Live touring, especially after signing in 2009, has been a major way they connect with fans worldwide and promote their albums.
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Music Industry
The music industry is split into four main parts - recording music, songwriting and publishing, live music, and artist management. Recording involves finding a record label, recording original or cover songs, and duplicating the finished product. Songwriting involves splitting publishing revenues 50/50 between the songwriter and music publisher according to agreements. The live music sector has become a primary income source for artists due to illegal downloading, involving promoters, booking agents, venues, and road crews.
Universal records
Universal Records is a multinational music company and the largest of the "big four" record companies. It owns various record labels including Interscope Geffen A&M, Island Def Jam, and Universal Republic Records. Universal Music Group is a wholly owned subsidiary of French media conglomerate Vivendi and owns the world's largest music publisher, Universal Music Publishing Group. The document discusses Universal's top artists, labels, other companies including Vevo, and its role as a synergistic entity within the larger Universal corporation.
Triumph of the will
Leni Riefenstahl directed Triumph of the Will in 1935 to document the 1934 Nazi party rally in Nuremberg. Though Riefenstahl claimed it was objective, historical records show she collaborated closely with Hitler and the Nazi party to shape the film's propaganda message glorifying Hitler and Nazi ideology. The documentary uses film techniques like dramatic music and lighting to construct a preferred, propagandistic reading that positioned viewers to embrace Nazi messages of German power and unity under Hitler's leadership.
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