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The feedback on the initial pitch suggested filming both inside and outside shots to provide more variety for their long, upbeat song. Feedback on the rough cut praised the editing, effects, and variety of shots but noted some lip synching issues and that a brick wall in the outside shots did not fit. Feedback on the digipak approved of its unconventional but genre-suited style and artwork matching the video and artist. Feedback on the final video said lip synching was better but slow at first, and it effectively used effects while lyrics matched visuals during one part.
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3) Good aspects of filming included close-up shots, improving still shots over multiple days, and consistency using the same forest location throughout. Organization helped meet deadlines. Lighting issues on one take required effects in editing.Live forever
Live foreverJakeFoley6
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The document provides an analysis of the music video for the song "Live Forever" by Oasis. It notes that the black and white imagery at the beginning conveys a gloomy mood that matches the lyrics, but color is introduced as the song becomes more upbeat. The video focuses on Liam Gallagher's performance and includes close-ups of the band playing their instruments, as is typical for alternative rock music videos. The key element that could be applied to another music video is the changing of colors throughout to keep the audience engaged and link the visuals to the song.Live Forever A level Analysis
Live Forever A level AnalysisJakeFoley6
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The document provides an analysis of the music video for the song "Live Forever" by Oasis. It notes that the black and white imagery at the beginning conveys a gloomy mood that matches the lyrics, but color is introduced as the song becomes more upbeat. The video focuses on Liam Gallagher's performance and includes close-ups of the band playing their instruments, as is typical for alternative rock music videos. The key element that could be applied to another music video is the changing of colors throughout to keep the audience engaged and link the visuals to the song.Personal evaluation
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The document provides a personal evaluation of a music video the author created called "Away". It discusses how the music video both uses conventions of typical music videos, such as an artist lip syncing, but also challenges conventions through original shot angles, quick cuts, and unique transitions. The author aimed to capture the obscure trip-hop genre of the song through a visual style that presented the artist alone to match the lyrics about feeling distant. Feedback helped the author improve the pacing and ending. A range of media technologies were used in planning, producing, and promoting the music video, as well as creating a website and digital packaging to further develop the artist's imagery and themes.6. Evaluation 
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The document provides an evaluation of a music video production project. It includes sections summarizing research conducted, planning processes, time management, technical qualities of camera work and editing, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. The peer feedback highlighted opportunities to improve framing, pacing, narrative flow, and use of color/lighting. Based on the feedback, the creator plans to record additional performance angles and experiment more with color/lighting to better integrate scenes. The evaluation identifies strengths in planning and execution but also areas for future improvement, such as additional filming.Rough edit evaluation
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The document provides an evaluation of a rough edit of a music video. It summarizes the good points, such as using the full song as the intro and varying camera angles and shots. It also identifies areas for improvement, such as re-shooting some guitar parts and stabilizing shaky scenery shots. Finally, it notes that rearranging scenes and recording more camera angles will result in a more structured and professional final music video.6. evaluation mv 2018
6. evaluation mv 2018JackRoberts76
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Jack Roberts produced a music video for an evaluation project. In his research, he analyzed other music videos to understand conventions and researched the artist. He storyboarded and planned shots to ensure smooth production. His video received peer feedback noting it could be improved by adding shots to reduce repetitiveness and better lighting in some dark areas. Going forward, Jack plans to focus on lighting techniques and apply skills from this project to future video work.Question 3
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The document summarizes feedback received during various stages of producing a music video and accompanying print products. During an initial treatment pitch, classmates felt either idea for the music video worked and provided feedback on the proposed concepts. When a first draft of the moving image was shown, feedback noted some shots needed color correction or were unfocused. For the final pitch, critics pointed out a broken guitar string and tilted camera shot. For the print product pitch, there was debate around using black and white versus color images that ultimately resulted in keeping the digipak images black and white to suit the song's mood of loneliness.Presentation forms and conventions 
Presentation forms and conventions Sophie-Blank123
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The document discusses forms and conventions in media products. It defines forms as the overall shape or structure of a media product, determined by its medium, length, and content. Conventions are established stylistic features of a form, including symbolic elements like mise-en-scene and technical elements like camerawork and editing. The author analyzes their own music video and others, noting how they use and develop conventions through techniques like slow-motion camerawork, color grading, symbolic color schemes, and stylized minimalist sets to match the tone and pace of the songs.Creative critical reflection
Creative critical reflectionVictorKhaychenko
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The document discusses conventions in editing, camerawork, use of color, costumes, digipacks, websites, gender representation, ethnicity representation, and age representation in indie pop music videos. It notes that the editing in the described music video was fast-paced to match the dance track. Camerawork focused on medium and close-up shots of the singer. Color was heavily relied on through lighting and post-production adjustments. Costumes differed from norms by having the singer in a tight dress and dancers in sport outfits and wigs. The digipack and website included typical elements, though social media links were omitted. Gender representation followed conventions but ethnicity representation did not through an all-white cast. Age of the young singerEvaluation tasks 1 4 a2
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The document discusses the various technologies used at different stages of creating a music video project, including editing software like Vegas and Publisher to edit the video and design marketing materials, a camera to film footage, Photoshop to edit photos, YouTube to get feedback on works in progress, and an iPod to play music during filming. The feedback received highlighted issues with lip syncing due to limitations of the editing software but was otherwise positive about the variety of shots in the video and design of marketing pieces once revised.Question 3
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The students learned several things from receiving audience feedback on their music video project:
1) The song they initially chose was too explicit so they selected a different song that was more appropriate and fit better with the location they found.
2) Feedback from friends noted that the beginning of the video was effective but some effects may not have fit the genre as well as they could have explored more.
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The document outlines a shoot schedule for Sharenieka, Kamini, and Carmela. It assigns them the roles of directors, producers, and in charge of test shoots. Zeshan is listed as the actor playing the male character. Props including photographs, documents, a map, lights, a bag, newspapers, an identity card, clothes, and a cupboard are listed. Casual clothing is noted as the costume for Zeshan's male character. The opening sequence will be filmed in Sharenieka's loft and a test shoot is scheduled for an hour on Wednesday morning followed by the real shoot in mid-morning.Shooting schedule 
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The document outlines a shoot schedule for Sharenieka, Kamini, and Carmela, who will serve as directors and producers for test and real shoots on Wednesday morning. Zeshan will play the male actor in the opening sequence, which will be filmed in Sharenieka's loft. Props including photographs, documents, and clothing are listed for the shoot.Thriller
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This document outlines and describes six different thriller genres: conspiracy thriller, crime thriller, disaster thriller, mystery thriller, political thriller, and psychological thriller. It provides brief definitions for each genre, noting that conspiracy thrillers involve protagonists trapped in powerful organizations, crime thrillers focus on a criminal's journey, disaster thrillers follow people through natural or man-made disasters, mystery thrillers center on detectives solving mysteries, political thrillers involve preventing threats to government stability, and psychological thrillers play with audiences' minds by reflecting characters' feelings.Feedback
- 1. Feedback
- 2. Feedback from my pitch The feedback: in our pitch we mentioned just filming the whole video outside but our class suggested that it would mean our video would lack variety of shots. And considering our song is quite long and upbeat important we had various shots so to film inside shots to against a white wall.
- 3. Rough cut feedback Good points: - Enjoyed the editing - Edits to the beat - Use of colour corrector - Variety of shots, the four shots in one frame Things to improve: - Some of lip synch was off especially at the start - The brick wall in the background of the outside shots towards the end didn’t fit with the rest of the video
- 4. Digipak Feedback • Digipak was very different to typical female artist but suited our genre(synth pop). The scirbbles and artwork matched the video and artists personality. Really liked the images we used of the artist.
- 5. Final Video Feedback • Lip synch was better than before but slightly slow at the start • Good use of effects such as colour corrector, reverse shots, increasing the speed. • Lyrics matched the visuals in ‘higher forces’ part. • The spinning effect and artist dancing during the instrumentals.