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The music video for "Dani California" by Red Hot Chili Peppers uses lighting and texture effects to represent different eras shown in scenes of the video through bright contrasting colors and low quality hues. It follows conventions of a typical music video by featuring close-ups of the band members to promote them, showing a live performance, and including references to different music video genres. The video has been described as both a performance documentary and adhering to common forms used in music videos.
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2) Foo Fighters' "The One" directly incorporates scenes from the film "Orange County" and shows different school cultures alongside the rock band playing.
3) Black Keys' "Gold on the Ceiling" is shot like a documentary, showing the band's live performances and daily lives to give fans a personal look at the band and promote their album and tour.Indie rock music two videos
Indie rock music two videosleannewilkinsonn
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The document discusses conventions of indie rock music videos. It provides examples and analyzes the videos for "Take Me To Church" by Hozier and "Arabella" by Arctic Monkeys. Both videos use black and white color schemes and tell narrative stories that relate to the song lyrics. However, the Arctic Monkeys video more directly features the band's performance, while the Hozier video focuses solely on the narrative. Overall, the document examines visual and technical elements that indie rock videos commonly employ to represent their genre's themes through performance and storytelling.Detailed Analysis of Music Videos
Detailed Analysis of Music Videosmichaelwilsonasmedia
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This document analyzes and summarizes three music videos:
1. Ben Howard's "I Forget Where We Were" defies indie music video conventions by not including any performance aspects and having an abstract storyboard with no apparent order.
2. Earl Sweatshirt's "Whoa" uses conventions of both a storyboard and performance video, with slow motion, dull colors, and an emphasis on the artist's face.
3. Modern Baseball's "The Weekend" includes both performance and storyboard elements, with shots of the band that coincide with the song's lyrics and a fast-paced visual that matches the tempo.Theorys
Theorys Just_Stans
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Deborah Holdstein discusses different types of music videos, including political themes and fantasy genres. Fantasy videos focus entirely on an artist's performance across various settings and locations to portray them in mythical or surreal ways. This makes artists more accessible to fans by showing aspects of their image. Michael Jackson's "Beat It" video is analyzed as portraying messages of togetherness and stopping violence through its story of a gang conflict. Andrew Goodwin presents five key aspects of effective music videos: how they synchronize with song lyrics, music, genre expectations, an emphasis on the artist, and intertextual references. Sven Carlsson discusses the importance of an artist's involvement in a video through performance to make the song feel more realisticMusic video analysis#2 oasis
Music video analysis#2 oasisMatt Walter
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This music video analysis discusses the 1995 Oasis music video for "Roll With It". The video was directed by Jon Klein and filmed as a live performance documentary style. Several techniques are used to make the viewer feel like they are at an Oasis concert, including close-ups of the band members, fast cuts between shots, shaky camera work, and flashing stage lights. The band is dressed casually which helps create an energetic, live show atmosphere. Various camera angles like crane shots and shots from behind the band also contribute to the live performance feel.Evaluation Question 1
Evaluation Question 1Lucy Kiey
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The document discusses conventions of indie rock music videos. It notes that typical conventions include performance-focused videos with simple settings, close-ups of the singer, lack of emotion, and urban locations. The document discusses how the student's music video for Lorde's "Tennis Court" followed conventions by focusing on the singer's performance but challenged conventions by not showing the full band or instruments and using just the singer on the album cover.Codes and conventions of indie and rock music videos
Codes and conventions of indie and rock music videosBecca Feast
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Indie and rock music videos commonly feature live performances that highlight the band's passion and often include a strong narrative that aligns with the lyrics, making it more engaging for audiences. The mise-en-scene, including the artists' fashion and setting, plays a crucial role in conveying the genre and era, while sound effects and camera shots enhance the overall experience. Editing techniques, like Goodwin's theory, utilize cuts and effects to match the music's pace and mood, exemplified by various artists' works.Textual analysis 2
Textual analysis 2AliceShort3
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The video is a performance narrative that conforms to star theory by featuring the musician Misch in various shots. It aims to portray the musician's passion for music through its relaxed, laid-back style as the characters slowly groove to the music. While the lighting and color scheme are dismal and brown, a disco ball is used to contrast and bring light, representing how music can lift any situation. The costumes have a jazz influence through denim and cord in dreary colors, subverting conventions by covering the women's bodies rather than objectifying them. Various shot types are used, including close-ups of lip syncing and wide shots of the environment. References to 1970s/80s films provide nostalgia.Q1 Music Video Analysis
Q1 Music Video AnalysisMedia Studies
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The music video features the band singing in front of a crowd to establish their authority, with shots changing between members or with the beat of the song. While the lead singers often look at the camera, giving an intimidating feel, there is no objectification of gender. The riot depicted resembles those of the KKK but with reversed colors, incorporating fire similarly used by the KKK to create havoc. The video breaks conventions of the genre through its lack of objectification and dark settings rather than typical locations.Ad
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- 1. MUSIC VIDEO ANALYSIS RED HOT CHILLI PEPPERS DANI CALIFORNIA Charlie Vaughan
- 2. Genre: Funk rock Narrative: Lyrics The video uses lighting and texture affects to represent the eras in which each scene of the video are suggestively based, Bright contrast but low quality colouring for the 60/70s for example. Joe Gow Would describe this as a Performance Documentary
- 3. Andrew Goodwin This video sticks with forms and conventions of a music video that Andy Godwin stated because; its uses lots of close ups of the band (usually a requirement of the record label to promote the members of the band as a whole) it is a live performance (Typical of a rock video) intersexual references to all kinds of different music video genres (Again common for this kind of genre )