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The document provides examples of camera angles, effects, props, clothing, and instruments from music videos to create a mood board. Close ups, blurs, overhead and wide-angle shots are shown to represent different genres and set the theme. Props can include instruments that are crucial to the video or part of the clothing to represent a genre like rock or dubstep through the use of guitars or computer beats.
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The document provides information about two music magazines, Vibe and Q Music Magazine, including their histories, publications details, target audiences, and sample target audience questionnaires. Vibe targets an urban audience interested in hip hop and R&B music, while Q Music Magazine appeals to a rock music fan base. The target audience questions help characterize the lifestyles, interests, and demographics of typical readers for each magazine.Band and Artist Photo Analysis
Band and Artist Photo Analysisjessicagilani
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This document contains analyses of photographs of various musical artists, including Drake, Rihanna, Blink-182, Gym Class Heroes, Fall Out Boy, and Panic! At The Disco. The analyses describe how effects like lighting, color contrasts, and backgrounds are used in the photos to convey meanings related to the artists' music genres and styles.evaluation question 1
evaluation question 1ZMH123
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My media product uses, develops, and challenges some conventions of real music videos, digipaks, and magazine ads.
It uses conventions like a variety of camera shots and angles in the music video, bright colors linked to the genre of pop music, singing and dancing, and costume changes. However, it challenges conventions by not making the dance sequence a major part of the video and by including images from the digipak in the music video.
The digipak uses conventions like fun, upbeat images and bright colors to represent the pop genre.
The magazine ad centers a large image of the lead singer looking to the side rather than straight on, similar to other ads that draw viewers' interest without directTask 1 work sheet 2 music
Task 1 work sheet 2 musicAlexNesbit
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The document discusses six photographs by Piper Ferguson of various musicians. The photographs depict bands and solo artists both onstage and backstage at concerts and festivals. The student analyzes each photo in terms of composition, techniques used, and strengths and weaknesses. Key techniques identified include fast shutter speeds, rule of thirds, and depth of field. Strengths are showing the artists in an interesting way, though weaknesses include lack of context or identification for some of the musicians depicted.Music magazine shots analysis
Music magazine shots analysisShaun Watkiss
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The photograph was taken in a music studio for a magazine spread and shows a portrait of two people. It is a mid-long shot that captures the two people straight on with a plain white background. One person is holding an acoustic guitar and the other a microphone, suggesting their roles in the musical duo. The image promotes an edgy indie band style through the subjects' positioning and clothing.Music magazine shots analysis
Music magazine shots analysisShaun Watkiss
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The document analyzes a music photo taken for a magazine spread. It shows a portrait photograph of two people in a studio. The long shot captures both people straight on against a plain white background. One person is looking at the camera while the other looks away, promoting an edgy indie aesthetic.Media coursework magazine
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This document contains summaries of photos representing different artists in various music genres. It analyzes elements like lighting, composition, symbolism of colors and clothing that help represent the artists' brand and the genres of music they are associated with. Techniques like rule of thirds, symmetry, and fish eye lenses are also discussed in the context of how they contribute to the overall vibe and messages conveyed by the photos.Band images
Band imagesJackGlennon
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This document contains summaries of images of various musical artists in 3 paragraphs or less:
The first summarizes an image of Ben Howard, showing him sitting and looking up towards a beam of light, which could signify his ambition to reach the top of the music industry. Low key lighting draws attention to him in what seems to be an old, rural building fitting his acoustic/indie genre.
The second summarizes an image of the group Rudimental in an urban setting, representing their drum and bass genre through graffiti-covered walls and the group's casual clothing of caps, trainers, jeans and hoodies.
The third summarizes an image of Mumford & Sons outdoors, fitting their folk musicAnalysing pictures for music magazine
Analysing pictures for music magazinehhunjan07
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The document describes the creative process behind designing a magazine cover and double page spread for the R&B genre, focusing on the choice of imagery, lighting, and props to highlight the artists. It emphasizes the importance of color schemes and clothing to convey genre significance and attract the target audience. Various locations and compositions are discussed to enhance the representation of the artists and the overall theme of the magazine.Goodwins analysis zoe
Goodwins analysis zoeZoemediaa2
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This document analyzes a music video performance by analyzing elements like genre, location, lyrics, music, editing, artist imagery, framing techniques, and how they relate to the artist's branding. It compares shots within the video to convey the music and emotion. Iconography of the artists is discussed as a way for groups to distinguish themselves and their brands.Ad
Mood boards
- 1. The images are captured from music videos to create a mood board. You can see different camera angles and effects. For example close ups and blurs of different things in the background or focus on one particular thing at a time which is a effect which is used a lot in music videos general in different types of Genre. You will also be able to see what they wear to represent the mood/theme of the video at hand.
- 3. The Camera angles really add to the theme of the Video. For example, if its a fast quick paced song, The camera will cut to act as if the action on the footage is speeded up to certain key points. Ive chosen these images as they are an excellent example of Camera Angles, you can see some overhead and some wide-angle shots to even close ups of a person or an object the camera wants to focus on.
- 5. Ive chosen these images as it sets a good example of some of the props that are used in music videos. Some props are actual instruments that are used through out the video making them somewhat crucial. Props could be anything and they also could be apart of the clothing too. Example the goggles are actually made out of cardboard and gives you the feeling of Steampunk.
- 7. On these images, you can see that the different instruments represent a genre. Like the Guitars for example, they represent acoustic or Rock. Its really dependent on the instruments to categorise genre. Example, Dubstep is made with computer beats and Rock is made with Various instruments and you see this clearly in the images.