The document analyzes and summarizes the lyrics of the song "Youth" by Daughter. It discusses several lines and their possible meanings, themes of lost love, sadness, and reckless behavior during youth. Key themes that will influence the author's planned music video include the importance of living in the moment while young, the pain of loss, and using substances to numb emotional pain. One character in the video will die, profoundly affecting the main character. The video aims to represent the complex emotions evoked by the song lyrics.
Atlantic Records started in 1947 and focused on jazz, R&B, and soul music in its early years, recording famous artists like Aretha Franklin, Ray Charles, and Otis Redding. It was acquired by Warner Bros.-Seven Arts in 1967 but continued expanding to rock music. Today, Atlantic Records is a major record label owned by Warner Music Group that houses many popular artists across various genres. It was one of the first labels to adopt new formats like stereo and 45rpm singles.
Codes and conventions of music videos generally include style, camerawork, sound, mise-en-scene, editing, and stereotypes. However, these conventions can vary slightly depending on the genre and style of the video. Conventions create a structure for audiences to understand and familiarize themselves with different genres. Videos typically last the length of the song and represent the song's message through relatable themes. While most videos follow conventions, some challenge norms. The two main techniques used in videos are technical aspects like camerawork and symbolic elements like facial expressions.
The document describes the process of editing multiple images in Photoshop for use in a digipak design. Key edits included adjusting brightness, contrast, saturation, color levels and hue, adding photo effects and actions, and using tools like dodge and burn to enhance specific elements. The goal was to manipulate each image so they worked together aesthetically with a cohesive color palette and retro/vintage style while remaining suitable for their intended informational or background purposes on the different pages.
Until Dawn is an interactive drama survival horror adventure video game where the player controls different characters and their choices determine how the story unfolds. The game begins with a therapy session that will affect future scenes, and uses first-person perspective and breaking the fourth wall. The decisions made by the player will change each character's personality and characteristics over time. Elements of the game relate to postmodern concepts like the blurring of reality and virtual life, declining meta-narratives, and the player shaping the narrative through their choices of what actions to take.
The document describes the process of editing an original image in Photoshop for use on a digipak. Several edits were made to enhance features like contrast, brightness and saturation. Actions were added to manipulate the images further. Colors were adjusted and overlays were used to darken corners and edges. The edits created cohesion across images while emphasizing focal points and tying the visual design to the overall theme and message.
Adjustment layers were used extensively in the video to manipulate color and establish tone. Sepia tones distinguished flashbacks, and adjustment layers made red colors brighter and more vibrant against the black and white footage. Adjustment layers could be removed or modified if the creator was unhappy with the effect. Footage was cut down precisely to fit the rhythm and theme of the song. Speed and warp stabilizer effects were used on many clips to create different visual effects, though they cannot both be applied in Premiere so some clips required additional editing in After Effects. Transitions like cross dissolves and dips to white were sparingly used to link clips in time with the beat or represent fading away.
This document discusses key elements of brand identity for a music artist. It emphasizes the importance of establishing a universal and recognizable look through consistent use of colors, logos, and styles across various marketing materials worldwide. The proposed brand identity features a simple font logo to represent the artist's indie/folk sound, with the color of the text varying based on the background for maximum visibility. Color is highlighted as an important way to tie together different marketing assets through a cohesive and fitting scheme that matches the brand's style and genre.
The document discusses the locations chosen for a music video:
1) The beach is chosen to represent tranquility and freedom, and its simplicity will allow focus on the character during the dramatic ending. It also references the film and song "A Long Way Down."
2) London is busy and congested, representing messy emotions, and offers variety through different areas and transportation.
3) The author's home and garden provide a cozy, warm feel as a safe place and contrast to the beach and London, representing happier memories.
1. The document discusses equipment that will be used to film a music video, including a Canon 550D digital camera that can shoot in 1080p HD, various lenses, a Sony action camera for slow motion shots, a tripod, camera slide, and steadicam for stabilized shots.
2. Additional equipment includes various lights - red heads for lighting a dark room, a fill light for softer lighting, and an LED light that attaches to a tripod.
3. The equipment will be used to add variety, drama, and professional quality to the video shots through adjustable lighting, stabilized movement, and different camera angles and perspectives.
The music video for "Knights of Cydonia" by Muse is styled like an ironic short film that parodies Western and sci-fi genres. It uses exaggerated cinematic techniques and references many other films to tell a sarcastic story about a hero who defeats a villain using Muse's CD. The entire video has a tone of sarcasm and irony, emphasizing every moment in an over-the-top way to create a ridiculous and comedic effect.
The document summarizes a student's music video that was well executed and impressed the teacher. The video had a creepy and unconventional story and atmosphere created through careful lighting, sets, props, and wardrobe. It was clear that each shot was planned and edited together effectively to fit the rhythm of the music. The strong editing is praised, with various shots and effects used to set an unsettling tone. The teacher hopes to incorporate elements of the video's successful editing and attention to detail that enhanced the intended mood.
The document discusses several popular video platforms for watching music videos, including YouTube, iTunes, The Box TV channel, and Vimeo. YouTube is described as one of the most popular platforms, where artists frequently premiere new music videos and generate hundreds of millions of views. iTunes allows users to purchase and download individual music videos. The Box is a UK TV channel that airs music videos 24 hours a day, though television music channels are declining in popularity compared to online options. Vimeo is similar to YouTube but is ad-free and seen as a more polished site for artists to showcase their videos.
This document analyzes and summarizes three different album digipaks:
1) Youmeatsix Sinners Never Sleep has a black and white design that fits the band's style of music. Fingerprints and mugshots on the inside suggest a crime theme.
2) Mental Discipline Fallen Stars has a galactic space theme with red, black, silver and yellow colors that fit the album title. Images of falling stars and a radar CD design capture the concept.
3) Chip Taylor New Songs of Freedom has a country style with a bright red, white, brown and blue color scheme. Arrows draw attention to key elements and the artsy front and back covers relate to
This document analyzes and summarizes three different album digipaks:
1) Youmeatsix Sinners Never Sleep has a black and white design that fits the band's style of music. Fingerprints and mugshots on the inside suggest a crime theme.
2) Mental Discipline Fallen Stars has a galactic space theme with red, black, and silver colors that fit the album title. Images of falling stars and a radar CD design capture the concept.
3) Chip Taylor New Songs of Freedom has a country style but modern design with a bright CD and cover images representing freedom. Arrows are used effectively to draw attention.
This document discusses genre across multiple perspectives. It defines genre as a category of artistic composition marked by a distinctive style or form. Genre provides expectations for audiences over time through established rules and relationships. The document examines genre through the views of theorists Steve Neale, Daniel Chandler, and Andrew Goodwin. Neale sees genres as processes of repetition and difference that attract audiences. Chandler notes genres are dynamic forms and functions that position readers. Goodwin identifies aspects for analyzing music videos and how genres influence location and style. An example of the Muse music video for "Knights of Cydonia" is given that illustrates many genre conventions.
- The document summarizes a blog by Geeta that documented the process of creating a music video.
- The blog contained over 100 posts using various media like videos, images, and presentations to show planning, drafting, research, and evaluation.
- The blog was well organized, visually appealing, detailed, and showed that Geeta put significant effort into thoroughly planning and documenting her work.
- Looking through Geeta's blog provided ideas for how to structure and present work effectively through different media on the author's own blog.
Geeta's blog stood out because of the high level of detail, effort, and variety of formats used in her 103 posts documenting her work on a music video. The blog was clearly organized and easy to navigate chronologically. She presented a well-thought out plan with research into audiences, storyboards, and the music industry. The variety of videos, images, and presentations engaged readers more than just text. Her organization and confidence indicated she understood the tasks required and how to create the video.
Geeta created a blog to document her work on a music video project. The blog contained 103 detailed posts using various formats like videos, images, and presentations. The large number of posts showed that Geeta thoroughly documented her entire process. The blog was well-organized and easy to navigate. By reviewing Geeta's blog, the author learned that planning and drafting posts in different formats provided structure for Geeta's video project and helped engage readers by varying from large blocks of text.
Times Inc. UK is one of the largest branded media companies in the world, reaching over 130 million people through magazines, websites, and other platforms. It publishes over 350 million copies of magazines each year in the UK and US, including the widely known music magazine NME. Times Inc. UK represents over 30% of the UK magazine market and has proven success in the sector.
This document discusses different elements that could be included in a feature article page in a magazine to make it more engaging for readers. It proposes including a subscriber Q&A section where readers can feel connected by submitting questions to artists. A short album review of a featured artist's new album is suggested to provide context and recommend the album. Tour dates of the featured artist are also proposed to inform readers of upcoming concert opportunities. The goal is to break up long blocks of text and provide multiple elements of interest to engage readers.
This document discusses different elements that could be included in a feature article page in a magazine to make it more engaging for readers. It proposes including a subscriber Q&A section where readers can feel connected by submitting questions to artists. A short album review of a featured artist's new album is suggested to provide context and recommend the album. Tour dates of the featured artist are also proposed to inform readers of upcoming concert opportunities. The goal is to break up long blocks of text and provide multiple elements of interest to engage readers.
- The student created a music magazine in InDesign over several lessons, starting with designing the contents page framework and adding increasing levels of detail over multiple iterations
- Later lessons involved designing additional pages like the feature page, adding pictures, and finishing small design details
- The final draft of the magazine was completed with all pictures edited and in place across pages like the contents page and feature article
This document discusses various equipment used for photography and magazine production including their costs and uses. It describes a camera that costs 贈250-贈350 and is lightweight and easy to use for magazine photos. Indoor studio lenses cost 贈60-贈100 and help focus images. Lights costing 贈120 illuminate indoor shoots and can adjust brightness. White and black screens, costing 贈10-贈30, provide professional backgrounds and make editing easier. A 贈7-贈12 flash connects the camera to the lights. InDesign software lays out pages professionally. Photoshop edits photos and removes backgrounds.
The document discusses potential masthead names for a punk rock magazine. The author considers names like "PUNK!", "MAYHEM", "ANARCHY", "SCREAM", "CRASH", "BANG", "RAGE", and "Z", analyzing how each name fits or does not fit the magazine's genre and style. The author ultimately selects "CRASH" as the masthead, feeling it captures the punk rock aesthetic through its short, powerful sound and resemblance to a crashing symbol. The author designs the masthead in a shattered, broken style to further reflect the magazine's inspiration of Kerrang magazine.
The document discusses potential masthead names for a punk rock magazine. The author considers names like "PUNK!", "MAYHEM", "ANARCHY", "SCREAM", "CRASH", "BANG", "RAGE", and "Z", analyzing how each name fits or does not fit the magazine's genre and style. The author ultimately selects "CRASH" as the masthead, feeling it captures the punk rock aesthetic through its short, powerful sound and resemblance to a crashing symbol. The author designs the masthead in a shattered, broken style to further reflect the magazine's inspiration of Kerrang magazine.
This document discusses key elements of brand identity for a music artist. It emphasizes the importance of establishing a universal and recognizable look through consistent use of colors, logos, and styles across various marketing materials worldwide. The proposed brand identity features a simple font logo to represent the artist's indie/folk sound, with the color of the text varying based on the background for maximum visibility. Color is highlighted as an important way to tie together different marketing assets through a cohesive and fitting scheme that matches the brand's style and genre.
The document discusses the locations chosen for a music video:
1) The beach is chosen to represent tranquility and freedom, and its simplicity will allow focus on the character during the dramatic ending. It also references the film and song "A Long Way Down."
2) London is busy and congested, representing messy emotions, and offers variety through different areas and transportation.
3) The author's home and garden provide a cozy, warm feel as a safe place and contrast to the beach and London, representing happier memories.
1. The document discusses equipment that will be used to film a music video, including a Canon 550D digital camera that can shoot in 1080p HD, various lenses, a Sony action camera for slow motion shots, a tripod, camera slide, and steadicam for stabilized shots.
2. Additional equipment includes various lights - red heads for lighting a dark room, a fill light for softer lighting, and an LED light that attaches to a tripod.
3. The equipment will be used to add variety, drama, and professional quality to the video shots through adjustable lighting, stabilized movement, and different camera angles and perspectives.
The music video for "Knights of Cydonia" by Muse is styled like an ironic short film that parodies Western and sci-fi genres. It uses exaggerated cinematic techniques and references many other films to tell a sarcastic story about a hero who defeats a villain using Muse's CD. The entire video has a tone of sarcasm and irony, emphasizing every moment in an over-the-top way to create a ridiculous and comedic effect.
The document summarizes a student's music video that was well executed and impressed the teacher. The video had a creepy and unconventional story and atmosphere created through careful lighting, sets, props, and wardrobe. It was clear that each shot was planned and edited together effectively to fit the rhythm of the music. The strong editing is praised, with various shots and effects used to set an unsettling tone. The teacher hopes to incorporate elements of the video's successful editing and attention to detail that enhanced the intended mood.
The document discusses several popular video platforms for watching music videos, including YouTube, iTunes, The Box TV channel, and Vimeo. YouTube is described as one of the most popular platforms, where artists frequently premiere new music videos and generate hundreds of millions of views. iTunes allows users to purchase and download individual music videos. The Box is a UK TV channel that airs music videos 24 hours a day, though television music channels are declining in popularity compared to online options. Vimeo is similar to YouTube but is ad-free and seen as a more polished site for artists to showcase their videos.
This document analyzes and summarizes three different album digipaks:
1) Youmeatsix Sinners Never Sleep has a black and white design that fits the band's style of music. Fingerprints and mugshots on the inside suggest a crime theme.
2) Mental Discipline Fallen Stars has a galactic space theme with red, black, silver and yellow colors that fit the album title. Images of falling stars and a radar CD design capture the concept.
3) Chip Taylor New Songs of Freedom has a country style with a bright red, white, brown and blue color scheme. Arrows draw attention to key elements and the artsy front and back covers relate to
This document analyzes and summarizes three different album digipaks:
1) Youmeatsix Sinners Never Sleep has a black and white design that fits the band's style of music. Fingerprints and mugshots on the inside suggest a crime theme.
2) Mental Discipline Fallen Stars has a galactic space theme with red, black, and silver colors that fit the album title. Images of falling stars and a radar CD design capture the concept.
3) Chip Taylor New Songs of Freedom has a country style but modern design with a bright CD and cover images representing freedom. Arrows are used effectively to draw attention.
This document discusses genre across multiple perspectives. It defines genre as a category of artistic composition marked by a distinctive style or form. Genre provides expectations for audiences over time through established rules and relationships. The document examines genre through the views of theorists Steve Neale, Daniel Chandler, and Andrew Goodwin. Neale sees genres as processes of repetition and difference that attract audiences. Chandler notes genres are dynamic forms and functions that position readers. Goodwin identifies aspects for analyzing music videos and how genres influence location and style. An example of the Muse music video for "Knights of Cydonia" is given that illustrates many genre conventions.
- The document summarizes a blog by Geeta that documented the process of creating a music video.
- The blog contained over 100 posts using various media like videos, images, and presentations to show planning, drafting, research, and evaluation.
- The blog was well organized, visually appealing, detailed, and showed that Geeta put significant effort into thoroughly planning and documenting her work.
- Looking through Geeta's blog provided ideas for how to structure and present work effectively through different media on the author's own blog.
Geeta's blog stood out because of the high level of detail, effort, and variety of formats used in her 103 posts documenting her work on a music video. The blog was clearly organized and easy to navigate chronologically. She presented a well-thought out plan with research into audiences, storyboards, and the music industry. The variety of videos, images, and presentations engaged readers more than just text. Her organization and confidence indicated she understood the tasks required and how to create the video.
Geeta created a blog to document her work on a music video project. The blog contained 103 detailed posts using various formats like videos, images, and presentations. The large number of posts showed that Geeta thoroughly documented her entire process. The blog was well-organized and easy to navigate. By reviewing Geeta's blog, the author learned that planning and drafting posts in different formats provided structure for Geeta's video project and helped engage readers by varying from large blocks of text.
Times Inc. UK is one of the largest branded media companies in the world, reaching over 130 million people through magazines, websites, and other platforms. It publishes over 350 million copies of magazines each year in the UK and US, including the widely known music magazine NME. Times Inc. UK represents over 30% of the UK magazine market and has proven success in the sector.
This document discusses different elements that could be included in a feature article page in a magazine to make it more engaging for readers. It proposes including a subscriber Q&A section where readers can feel connected by submitting questions to artists. A short album review of a featured artist's new album is suggested to provide context and recommend the album. Tour dates of the featured artist are also proposed to inform readers of upcoming concert opportunities. The goal is to break up long blocks of text and provide multiple elements of interest to engage readers.
This document discusses different elements that could be included in a feature article page in a magazine to make it more engaging for readers. It proposes including a subscriber Q&A section where readers can feel connected by submitting questions to artists. A short album review of a featured artist's new album is suggested to provide context and recommend the album. Tour dates of the featured artist are also proposed to inform readers of upcoming concert opportunities. The goal is to break up long blocks of text and provide multiple elements of interest to engage readers.
- The student created a music magazine in InDesign over several lessons, starting with designing the contents page framework and adding increasing levels of detail over multiple iterations
- Later lessons involved designing additional pages like the feature page, adding pictures, and finishing small design details
- The final draft of the magazine was completed with all pictures edited and in place across pages like the contents page and feature article
This document discusses various equipment used for photography and magazine production including their costs and uses. It describes a camera that costs 贈250-贈350 and is lightweight and easy to use for magazine photos. Indoor studio lenses cost 贈60-贈100 and help focus images. Lights costing 贈120 illuminate indoor shoots and can adjust brightness. White and black screens, costing 贈10-贈30, provide professional backgrounds and make editing easier. A 贈7-贈12 flash connects the camera to the lights. InDesign software lays out pages professionally. Photoshop edits photos and removes backgrounds.
The document discusses potential masthead names for a punk rock magazine. The author considers names like "PUNK!", "MAYHEM", "ANARCHY", "SCREAM", "CRASH", "BANG", "RAGE", and "Z", analyzing how each name fits or does not fit the magazine's genre and style. The author ultimately selects "CRASH" as the masthead, feeling it captures the punk rock aesthetic through its short, powerful sound and resemblance to a crashing symbol. The author designs the masthead in a shattered, broken style to further reflect the magazine's inspiration of Kerrang magazine.
The document discusses potential masthead names for a punk rock magazine. The author considers names like "PUNK!", "MAYHEM", "ANARCHY", "SCREAM", "CRASH", "BANG", "RAGE", and "Z", analyzing how each name fits or does not fit the magazine's genre and style. The author ultimately selects "CRASH" as the masthead, feeling it captures the punk rock aesthetic through its short, powerful sound and resemblance to a crashing symbol. The author designs the masthead in a shattered, broken style to further reflect the magazine's inspiration of Kerrang magazine.