Showing posts with label Performance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Performance. Show all posts
Saturday, 15 April 2017
Final Cut
The final cut had a major change in the structure of the video after I had feedback that the narrative wasn't clear. Also, another reasoning for this was that the video appeared to be split up from narrative and aesthetic shots and therefore I attempted to intertwine the two by putting the 'walking down the cobbled street' part in the second time the lyric appeared. Finally, I also added branding to the video as I added text of Moose Blood in a typical font that they have previously used in 3 different colours that appeared on top of different backgrounds during the final section of the strobe effect.
Friday, 14 April 2017
Rough Cut 5
Rough Cut 5
In this rough cut I further focused on the ending. I did another few swap rounds of the overlaying clips but I also added a different structure to the strobe effects nearer the end that I felt matched the music more than what I currently had. I also re-synced the second lip-sync clip because I had feedback that suggested it was not quite synched properly.
Thursday, 13 April 2017
Rough Cut 4
Rough Cut 4
In this rough cut, I focused on the ending of my video. When I added the strobe effect I also wanted to change the overlaying clips to clips that were more appropriate. I experimented with many clips until I found the clips that I felt represented a relationship as I intended.
Wednesday, 12 April 2017
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Thursday, 6 April 2017
Tuesday, 17 January 2017
Conventions of a Music Video
Conventions of a narrative music video
- A music video generally can be a non-linear or a linear narrative.
- A music video can also be closed or open.
- With a narrative there is a beginning, middle and an end.
- The events must make sense to the audience
- It must be suggestive or at least imply what the intended reading is
Conventions of a group performance music video
- Generally there is a performance in the music video, where the audience sees the band either lip syncing or we see them on stage performing.
- Mimed playing of instruments
- Close-up shots of the singers face and the instruments being played
- Unusual camera shots; for example low close angles of the instruments
- Crane shots over the audience
Conventions of a solo performance music video
- Close-ups of the singer; emphasising them and that they are the main focus of the video
- A dance routine involved to bring the audience's attention
- First person mode of address so that the audience feels a connection with he singer and gets involved
- Often cutting between performance and narrative so that the audience want to keep watching
Star image
- Certain profit stars will be selected and manufactured for the record label.
- We are able to connote the meta narrative in music videos - this is where we are able to identify a stars personality and apply it to the music video.
- stars such as; Madonna and Micheal Jackson were manufactured to be marketed in a certain way so that their record label could gain a profit
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