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The document analyzes the music video for "I'm Yours" by Jason Mraz. It summarizes that the video shows Jason packing up and leaving on a plane, suggesting he is starting anew. Throughout the video he is shown enjoying time with friends in a carefree manner, representing his new positive outlook. The ending shows him returning home but recalling happy memories, representing how the journey changed his perspective for the better.
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The document summarizes a student's media product of a music video they created for the song "Chandelier" by Sia. The student's music video uses narrative elements to tell the story portrayed in the lyrics through scenes of two girls - one overcoming addiction and the other struggling with addiction. Visual elements like lighting, props, and body movements were used to represent themes in the lyrics like partying, depression, and alcoholism. The student's music video both develops conventions of real music videos by relating visuals to lyrics and music, while also challenging conventions by using more abstract and conceptual elements compared to typical pop music videos.She was mine – aj rafael
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The music video aims to represent the struggles of love that people experience at any age. It is set in a jazz club where a man (Jack) and woman (Agnes) are sitting separately, though it is implied they were once together. Through lyrics and editing, it tells the narrative of a man coping with the loss of his love who has not contacted him in three years, though to him she is still "mine". Various scenes show other people in the club lip syncing the lyrics about love transcending distance. The jazz club setting and costumes create a modern representation of dealing with this universal relationship problem.Text analysis1
Text analysis1aliceshepherd122
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This document provides a textual analysis of shots and scenes from the Little Mix music video "Love Me Likeyou". It analyzes three different shots - a midshot of one girl alone at a table, a midshot of a girl and boy smiling at a park, and a longshot of the four girls sitting on stairs. Each shot is analyzed to understand character portrayals, themes, and how they relate to the lyrics and progression of the music video within the pop genre conventions. Key aspects analyzed include locations, costumes, lighting, poses, and what they reveal about the characters and their relationships.Video Analysis
Video Analysisguesta504c1
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Tori Amos' 2002 music video for "A Sorta Fairytale" depicts her as a head on a leg and a man as a head on an arm. Throughout the video, the man tries to convince Amos to stay with him while she struggles to break free and find herself. The video uses fragmented shots and changing angles to reflect Amos' confusion. By the end, Amos finds her "fairytale" when the man accepts her for who she is and they transform into whole beings kissing on a beach.Idea of music video
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The music video pitch proposes a story-driven music video for a soul/R&B song about heartbreak. It would follow a boy struggling to sleep as he drinks to forget his ex-girlfriend. Through dreams and flashbacks, the video would show happy memories of them together contrasted with his current loneliness and depression. Inspired by Billie Eilish and Ali Gatie's "Moonlight" video, the pitch aims to personally resonate with its target teenage-young adult audience experiencing relationships and breakups through the boy's perspective.Damien rice 9 crimes
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The document analyzes the music video for Damien Rice's song "9 Crimes". It summarizes the plot of the music video, which follows a man who finds a woman's disembodied head floating in an isolated area. The head follows the man as he walks away. The video ends with the head being shot and breaking into pieces. Overall, the somber tone and themes of the video, including lost love, match well with the melancholy lyrics and music of the song.Analysis of cd covers
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The CD cover of Beyoncé's "I am Sasha Fierce" features a close-up shot of Beyoncé looking natural with no makeup on the front cover. Only the words "I am" are visible, making the reader want to turn it over to see the alter ego "Sasha Fierce" in full glamorous makeup and costume. This represents the separation of her shy personality from her confident stage persona.
The cover of Jessie J's "Who You Are" shows a close-up of Jessie J wearing minimal makeup, reflecting the album's theme of staying true to one's identity. The bold font of her name also reflects her bold personality. Evaluation Q2
Evaluation Q2danielleedavies
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The document discusses photos chosen for a magazine aimed at late teens. It focuses on four individuals - Shannen, Ross, Jess and Martha - who represent different genres of acoustic music. Shannen is featured prominently to represent country music. Photos were carefully staged to portray the subjects as serious about their music but also friendly and relatable to readers. Their poses, clothing and expressions conform to stereotypes but in a natural way to avoid appearing over the top. The goal was to create a positive connection with readers through subjects they could see as role models.More from Nicola_1995 (6)
Andrew goodwin
Andrew goodwinNicola_1995
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Andrew Goodwin is a music video theorist who believes there are 6 key elements that make a successful music video according to his research. These elements are: 1) A relationship between the lyrics and visuals, 2) A relationship between the music and visuals, 3) Genre-related style and iconography, 4) Multiple close-ups of the main artist, 5) Elements of voyeurism, especially regarding females, and 6) Intertextual references to other media texts. He cites several examples of popular music videos that illustrate these elements.Final cut
Final cutNicola_1995
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The author reviews their experience using Final Cut for editing this year compared to last year. They did not enjoy editing last year because they did not understand Final Cut's functions, but this year they felt they understood it better after practicing on an anti-bullying video for a teacher. They learned about Final Cut's transition features which allowed them to be creative, and they will be sure to free up more memory for future Final Cut projects due to the large file sizes.Photoshop
PhotoshopNicola_1995
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This document summarizes the student's experience learning to use Photoshop through creating an album digipak and posters. They began with no Photoshop skills but gained an understanding of the basics through this project. While initially finding Photoshop tools difficult to understand, help from friends enabled creative use of layers, merging images, and blurring. The student believes Photoshop will be crucial for media careers and they will apply skills learned to future media work.Storyboarding
StoryboardingNicola_1995
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The document provides a storyboard for a music video to accompany the song "I'm Yours" by Jason Mraz. The storyboard depicts scenes at a beach and fairground showing the childhood friendship between Conrad and Abi through flashbacks. It then shows Conrad searching for and finding Abi at the fairground. Their interaction is awkward as Conrad's feelings for Abi are unclear. The storyboard uses different shots including close-ups, mid-shots and point-of-view shots to portray the story and emotions between Conrad and Abi.Pitch
PitchNicola_1995
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The document discusses plans for a music video for the song "I'm Yours" by Jason Mraz. It will be filmed in the pop/soul genre. The plot involves a boy and girl falling in love but being afraid to admit their feelings. Similarities to Mraz's video include a love story and montage shots. Differences are the video will focus more on lyrics matching visuals. A guitar will be incorporated to match the acoustic sound and create a calm atmosphere. The boy's appearance and clothing will suggest a mysterious, quiet persona hiding his feelings.Jason mraz
Jason mrazNicola_1995
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Jason Mraz is an American singer-songwriter known for his pop rock, blue-eyed soul and alternative rock music. He gained fame after performing at a San Diego coffee shop in 2000. Some of his most popular albums include Waiting for My Rocket to Come (2002-2003), Mr. A-Z (2005), and We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things (2008), which included his breakthrough hit "I'm Yours." Mraz continues to record and tour internationally, releasing his sixth studio album Love Is a Four Letter Word in 2012.Jason mraz
- 1. Textual analysis I’m Yours by Jason Mraz
- 2. Style and image:  Jason Mraz’s image is representing stereotypical country/soul singers.  Cowboy hat  Causal shirts  Guitar  Jeans and shorts
- 3. Target audience ï‚— The primary target audience for Jason Mraz in general is young adults and teenagers, as the music is fairly upbeat and fun, yet relaxing which is favoured by young adults. ï‚— Young adults are able to relate to the lyrics - which typically is about love, crushes and first heartbreaks, and the lyrics tend to not be too 'deep' - not heavily focussing on heartbreaks and dramatic lyrics such as 'can't live without you' or 'I'll die without you' etc. which makes it more appealing and relatable to teenagers. ï‚— In contrast, the older audiences would prefer to listen to artists such as Adele as she speaks the mind of most women in their 30s who have experienced a painful breakup. I'm yours is no exception to targeting young adults and teenagers, as the tempo of the music is smooth and not too fast or too slow.
- 4. Target audience ï‚— The style of the music is definitely most appealing to teenagers as it sounds very 'summery' which is often known to be the month to create fun memories by teenagers. Furthermore, the style of the music is happy, which is often liked by young adults and teenagers as it is stress-free and is generally how this certain group audience feel. ï‚— Jason Mraz's image also appeals to teenagers and young adults - females in particular. His talent for writing his own songs is often seen as admirable by many and is often adored by females as many wish to have an other half like him who would write songs dedicated to them.
- 5. ï‚— Begins with a bird eye view shot of an airplane indicating that the characters of this video are flying away somewhere else or beginning a journey to somewhere.
- 6. ï‚— The next scene is a mid-shot of the main character - Jason Mraz packing up his bags could possibly suggest he is leaving, and getting onto the plane that was first scene at the beginning in a birds eye view shot.
- 7. ï‚— Keys are shown - could symbolize his departure (getting on the plane and getting onto the plane), as they are thrown on the desk implying he is chucking away his past & memories - the house and everything inside. Alternatively, keys symbolize freedom and Jason chucking them away could suggest he is chucking away his freedom, and going off onto the plane to follow after something. This creates an enigma of questions, as the audience would wonder why is he chucking away his keys? Where is he going? Why is he going? What is he doing? etc.
- 8. ï‚— Other shots such as a shot of him hopping onto the back of a car could possibly suggest he is somewhere else, as in the previous shot he stuck his hand out to stop the 'taxi'/car before hopping onto it. This could connote that he is away from home, and has just begun his journey. "I wont hesitate, no more no more, I cannot wait, I'm sure" matches the lyrics with the visuals as the lyric implies he is not going to return back to his past indicating his is starting a new fresh start to his life hence the reason why he got onto the plane. The audience are still curious to why he wants to begin a new start, which gets the audience hooked onto the video.
- 9. ï‚— "Open up your eyes and see like me, open up your plans and damn you're free..." matches with the visual displayed. This connotes to the audience that Jason is trying to convey to people that they should up and see more of this world to see a different side to life. This answers to the question why Jason was leaving in the first place (from the first bullet point) - he is trying to get away from his miserable past - as the lighting used there was dark and gloomy, illustrating his emotions and feelings at that moment before going away.
- 10. ï‚— "We're just one big family..." as a group of friends having fun are shown ï‚— The lyrics could suggest his past - how he used to be self-conscious as he sings "I've been spending way too long checking my tongue in the mirror..." but as the song and video goes on, he's learned to not be so self-consious and paranoid about himself and explore the world - living life to the fullest. ï‚— Alternativly his new approach to life could be because he had met a new girl - "well, you dawned on me and you bet I felt it..." approaching life with a different start - as the lighting here is much more brighter and natural suggesting the happy times, in contrast to the gloomy lighting right at the beginning where Jason was packing his bags.
- 11. ï‚— "I'm yours" was sang as a shot of a girl from behind jumps off the rocks - this could symbolize Jason was talking to this girl, and implying that he is utterly in love with her.
- 12. ï‚— Live performance shown in the music video - not a very typical codes and convention of Soul/Pop music genres, as it is the punk/rock that usually has live performance based music videos. Jason playing the guitar in this shot maintains his image as the boy with the hat and guitar, which will attract and appeal to his audience - young adults and teenagers.
- 13. ï‚— Video ends with dark lighting which could suggest he has returned back to his old life - as the happier moments were when he went on holiday. However, this could also connote to the audience that Jason was recalling back to his happier memories as he sits on the beach.