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The document provides details about a music video being produced for the song "Let me Hook Up With Your Brother" by the artist Fire Drive Tiger. It describes the song's storyline about a girl who frequently changes partners at parties until she is beaten up. It aims to appeal to teenage rock and pop fans. The video will represent the pop/rock genre and show the girl's encounters with men through close-ups and shots of faces/bodies. It will have an edgy, controversial feel as it portrays the discrimination faced by the girl for her behavior, creating dramatic irony for viewers who know the outcome.
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The music video for "Wake Me Up When September Ends" by Green Day tells the narrative story of a young couple deeply in love. However, the guy joins the army, upsetting the girl. The video cuts between their story and scenes of the band performing. It uses camera angles and iconography to represent both the couple's love and the band's punk rock genre. The somber story provides juxtaposition with the actual song and adds emotional depth.Textual analysis
Textual analysisdang2210
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This document analyzes and summarizes several music videos using textual analysis. It discusses camera techniques used such as close-ups, tracking shots, and attached camera shots. It also analyzes themes and storylines of the music videos, such as a girl running away from her troubles and a love story between classmates. Common techniques like blurred starting shots and showing the band playing are discussed in the context of creating cohesive music videos.Music video pitch
Music video pitchsamfarrington2015
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The document discusses plans for a music video for a song. It will tell a narrative story of a singer trying to win over a girl he loves, though she does not love him back. Various techniques will be used like different locations, costumes inspired by similar bands, and black and white imagery to make the video appealing yet different from the original. The target audience is identified as males ages 16-23 based on research into the pop rock genre.Andrew goodwin music analysis
Andrew goodwin music analysissophie harris
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The music video for Taylor Swift's "Love Story" tells the narrative of Swift's character falling in love with a man from a forbidden family. It uses techniques like jump cuts and close-ups to advance the story and elicit emotion from viewers. The video draws influences from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet with references to the famous lovers and a similar plot of forbidden love. It primarily uses a narrative structure to depict the story described in the song's lyrics.Final pitch
Final pitchzenmariku
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This document outlines a proposal for a music video for the song "I Want You Like Candy." It will tell an interwoven narrative story and feature live band performance elements. The narrative will reference Britney Spears' "Hit Me Baby One More Time" video and show a girl's school experience and candy cravings. During performances, candy will crawl over the band members to amplify the song's lyrics. The video will use various camera techniques and locations like a stage, bedroom, and classroom to visually engage viewers.Goodwins thory the kooks2
Goodwins thory the kooks2scottycabs
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The music video for "Naive" by The Kooks represents the indie genre through the run-down setting and indie fashion styles of the characters. It tells the story of a breakup between a boy and girl through flashbacks showing their past relationship and shots of the boy searching for the girl in the present. The narrative is conveyed through the lyrics describing the girl as beautiful but naive, and reaction shots of the disappointed boy seeing the girl with another man.Narrative theory
Narrative theoryBOliver3
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The video features Ellie Goulding as the main character singing about her love for a man who is never shown. This engages the enigma code by keeping the audience guessing about the identity of the man. Symbolic codes are also used by portraying Ellie in an everyday manner contrasting with her status as a successful artist. No other characters are present beyond occasional glimpses of another woman and a kitten. Ellie remains the central focus promoting the artist.Thinking of you – katie perry A2 music video analysis
Thinking of you – katie perry A2 music video analysishollylaverick
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The video provides a narrative story that aligns with the song's lyrics. It depicts a woman grieving the loss of her lover who went off to war. There are flashbacks showing her happiness with him before, contrasted with her sadness after his death. The video uses many close-ups of the artist to connect emotionally with the audience and tell the story. It references other romantic films and stories to appeal to its target teenage female demographic. Overall it uses a narrative format accompanied by the artist's own performances of the song to market the artist and her music.Task 3 music pitch
Task 3 music pitchEmilyHumphreys5273
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The document proposes three music video ideas for songs:
1) "Six Billion" by Nothing But Thieves, about a psychopathic male character stalking a woman. Shots would imply loss but reveal his stalking.
2) "No Answers" by Amber Run, about a divorcing couple. Scenes would flip between their angry phone call and memories of their toxic relationship.
3) "Silk" by Wolf Alice, about a depressed woman who loves her friend, but finds out at a meeting the friend is engaged. Shots imply her daily sadness and reaction to the revelation.More from Katherine Brittain (20)
pitch
pitchKatherine Brittain
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1) The music video tells the story of a teenage girl getting ready for a night out who ends up being beaten up after leading men on and dropping them at a party.
2) Scenes will flash between the girl getting ready and her lifeless body on the floor to foreshadow what happens.
3) At the end of the video, the band is shown playing in the street with her to bookend the story.pitch
pitchKatherine Brittain
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1) The music video tells the story of a teenage girl getting ready for a night out at a local gig wearing revealing clothing who proceeds to flirt with multiple men but rejects their advances.
2) During the party, she is seen behaving this way by a group of girls who follow her home and beat her up as retaliation.
3) The video contrasts upbeat music with a dark and mysterious atmosphere to convey a message about the consequences of using and discarding people.Actor design
Actor designKatherine Brittain
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The document discusses the casting choices for various roles in a music video. The main female character, Amy Power, was chosen because she is attractive and can look "revealing and 'slutty'" for the video. Jamie Nuttall was chosen to be the man she kisses because he is reasonably tall and good looking. Amy Bone was chosen to play Jamie's girlfriend because she is attractive and gets along with Jamie. Katharine Levy was chosen to play the girl that gets picked on because she is a good actress that can be comical. The band Fire Drive Tiger, which the document's author is the lead singer of, was chosen to play themselves in the video for convenience. Various male and female extras were chosenFinal photography
Final photographyKatherine Brittain
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Katherine Brittain selected final images for an ancillary task involving a band. She chose individual pictures of the singer, guitarist, bassist, and drummer that showed each band member well. She also selected a group shot of the full band, though some editing would be needed to adjust sizes and remove a t-shirt graphic. Additionally, Katherine chose a solo shot of the singer that could be edited to resemble a Rhianna album cover.Key concept analysis
Key concept analysisKatherine Brittain
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This document provides an analysis of the music video for Miley Cyrus's song "See You Again". It summarizes that the video simply shows Miley singing on stage to a large audience with two male backup dancers. Though it lacks a storyline, it effectively shows Miley as a performer. The genre is described as teen film, aimed at audiences aged 8-15 years old. Miley's revealing but covered outfit and the male dancers' tight clothing appeal to this young audience. Overall, the analyst believes key elements of Miley's video could work well for the up-and-coming band Fire Drive Tiger by showing them performing for a crowd.Genre assignment
Genre assignmentKatherine Brittain
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This document summarizes the teen comedy genre of film. It discusses the typical plot lines involving coming of age, relationships, and conflict with parents. It notes that these topics are often presented in an exaggerated or trivialized way. The document also outlines some common conventions of teen comedies, such as stereotypical high school social groups, parties, and romance. Examples of popular teen comedy films and music videos are provided to illustrate the genre further.Photography
PhotographyKatherine Brittain
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The document discusses potential photography styles to promote an indie band called Fire Drive Tiger. It analyzes 5 images of other bands that could work well. The images show bands posing simply in symmetrical or staggered formations, either standing casually together or curved around a central member. The document recommends Fire Drive Tiger stand together in varied angles for their promotional image, which would later be edited in Photoshop to make it more interesting.Adverts
AdvertsKatherine Brittain
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The document discusses potential CD advertisements for a band called Fire Drive Tiger.
It analyzes 6 example advertisements, noting design elements like layout, use of color, inclusion of band images, and font styles. The document finds some advertisements more suitable than others based on Fire Drive Tiger's genre of upbeat, pop/rock music.
The concluding paragraph indicates the most useful advertisements were the two Paramore examples, and that elements from multiple examples could be combined into an original advertisement design for Fire Drive Tiger's CD ancillary.Photography
PhotographyKatherine Brittain
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The document discusses potential photography styles to promote an indie band called Fire Drive Tiger. It analyzes 5 images of other bands that could provide inspiration. The photos that are favored show the bands in simple poses as the focal point, with diversity in member positioning like being staggered or having different angles. The goal is to capture Fire Drive Tiger in a natural but interesting style that can later be edited to make the image more unique.Log.wps
Log.wpsKatherine Brittain
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- Amy and a classmate worked on creating a music video over several months from September 2009 to April 2010. They researched music videos, analyzed songs and videos, created storyboards and designs, filmed and edited footage, and created supplemental materials like a marketing plan. They completed the project but acknowledge they could have worked more consistently throughout instead of cramming at times. Overall they felt they worked well as a collaborative team, with each contributing ideas, though the classmate felt Amy could have been more involved in editing and supplemental tasks.Adverts
AdvertsKatherine Brittain
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The document discusses potential ideas for designing an advertisement for a band called Fire Drive Tiger based on examples found online.
It analyzes five different music advertisements, noting design elements like layout, use of color, inclusion of band images, and font styles. The second advert is praised for its green logo tying into the band name and its simple yet mysterious design. The third is said to work best for Fire Drive Tiger with its orange color, simple layout, inclusion of the CD image, and presence of the band.
By merging aspects of different adverts, like the band placement from one and logo/name style from another, the document concludes original ideas could be developed for a Fire Drive Tiger advertisement focusing on color, layoutCd covers
Cd coversKatherine Brittain
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The document discusses several album cover designs and evaluates their suitability for inspiration for designing a cover for the band "Fire Drive Tiger". Key points:
- The document analyzes 9 different album covers, commenting on colors, images, layouts, and how well they represent the music genre.
- Covers noted as potentially inspiring include ones with fiery colors, cut-out cartoon-like images of band members, and borders.
- The goal is to create a cover that is artistic, cartoon-like, fun yet rock-and-roll style, to represent Fire Drive Tiger's music.
- The covers of The Ting Tings, Rihanna, and Blur are identified as most inspiringLog
LogKatherine Brittain
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- Amy and a classmate worked on creating a music video over several months from September 2009 to April 2010. They researched music videos, analyzed songs and videos, created storyboards and designs, filmed and edited footage, and created supplemental materials like a marketing plan. They worked as a team to complete the project, with each contributing ideas, though the classmate felt Amy could have been more involved in editing and supplemental tasks. In the end, they managed to finish the project on time despite some inconsistent work periods.Evaluation – the ancillary task
Evaluation – the ancillary taskKatherine Brittain
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Katherine evaluates her ancillary task of designing a CD cover and inserts for the fictional band Fire Drive Tiger. She summarizes the design process for each element, including using inspiration from real band covers and layouts. Key design elements included a cartoon tiger face, orange and black colors, and matching fonts. Katherine believes the final ancillary product captures the pop/rock genre, appeals to their target audience, and complements their music video well through consistent use of the tiger icon and colors across all pieces.written shot by shot
written shot by shotKatherine Brittain
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The document provides a shot-by-shot description of the music video for Lady Gaga's "Poker Face". It outlines 129 shots showing Lady Gaga getting ready, interacting with men who express interest in her, attending a concert with her band, kissing a man who was talking to another woman, and ultimately being assaulted by a group of girls at the end. The shots cut between Lady Gaga and the lead singer to depict the song and storyline.What We Will Need
What We Will NeedKatherine Brittain
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This document outlines the equipment, actors, and technical team needed as well as the locations to be used for filming a music video. It lists the camera, lights, tripod, and other equipment, describes the band members and other actor roles, includes a camera man and lighting engineer as the technical team, and provides various indoor and outdoor school and practice room locations.Similar Bands To Fdt
Similar Bands To FdtKatherine Brittain
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Paramore is a four-piece American rock band from Tennessee formed in 2004, consisting of lead vocalist Hayley Williams, two other male members, and Williams also plays keyboard. One of their popular songs, "Misery Business", is about a high school girl who bullies other girls and faces comeuppance, relating to teen audiences. The Ting Tings are an English indie pop duo from London consisting of one male and one female member, releasing successful singles and albums. Evanescence is also mentioned as having a similar band structure and message to Fire Drive Tiger, focusing on social minorities rather than sex.Rc Feedback
Rc FeedbackKatherine Brittain
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The document summarizes 23 comments received on a music video posted to Facebook, along with the band's responses. Many comments praised elements like the shots, song, and lighting, but also provided constructive criticism on syncing the video to the music, clarity of the storyline, and adding more locations, transitions, and special effects. The band responded that they would work on syncing the video and music better, clarifying some scenes, and looking into adding more effects and locations for future videos.filming plan
filming planKatherine Brittain
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This document provides a filming plan for a short film with several scenes taking place at different locations. The plan outlines what shots will be filmed on specific days, including shots of a character getting ready, walking outside with a band, being beaten up, and attending a band's performance. It also notes potential issues that could arise before or during filming like actors being unavailable, unfavorable weather affecting outdoor shots, and safety concerns that will need to be addressed.editing
editingKatherine Brittain
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The document describes the editing choices made for various shots in a video. Lighting effects were used in many shots to highlight characters and symbolize aspects of the story. Transitions like dissolves were used between scenes. Slow motion was applied to important moments to build tension. Effects like mirroring and flipping were added to shots of the band to make them look contemporary. Borders were used in shots of the main character to indicate her darker character development. The edits aimed to tell the story effectively and engage the viewer.basic concept
- 1. -1The song: Let me Hook Up With Your Brother The artist: Fire Drive Tiger The story: The song is about a girl who continues to go to parties and gigs getting with lots of different men. She is never happy with the same man. Until one night when she goes out she gets followed home by a group of girls who beat her up. The story is being narrated by the band who can be singing and playing around her throughout the video. The target audience: The target audience for our video is teenagers who are into rock/pop. Some of which may already be fans of Fire Drive Tiger or may just be interested in new music. The video will appeal to both boys and girls because of the story line and the characters involved. The genre: The genre of the song is pop/rock and this will be represented in the video through showing a boy meets girls story with an edgey twist. Mise-en-scene, shot choices and editing: The video will be set in three locations, a bedroom, a street and a gig. The main character being the girl who eventually gets beaten up will be the focus point of the video, however the band and singer will continuingly be in the background singing her story and often have whole shots and verse lines to themselves. There will be lots of mid shots of faces and expressions and close ups of bodies as the main character gets with the different men. The editing will consist of special effects as the band sings into the camera about the girl. This will create a divide between reality and fantasy that the viewer will have to determine. The overall feel: The video will be controversial and edgey and also slightly dark and mysterious in places. This is due to the new type of message it will be portraying. Whereas before ‘man-eaters’ were celebrated, in this video they are discriminated against. The fact that the audience already know from the shots at the beginning, the outcome of the girl’s night creates anticipation and dramatic irony for the viewer. It will make them want to know what happens.