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This is the link to an episode of 'The Gadget Show' which shows the two presenters competing against each other to make a music video. One uses high quality equipment to shoot her music video, while the other uses cheaper store priced equipment in order to make a budget music video.
Me and Lauren watched this episode in class in order to help us understand how to make our music video without having to spend too much money or even better none at all.
Tuesday, 10 July 2012
Researching different styles of music video
Nickelback - Lullaby (2012)
This tells the story of a man who loses his wife in childbirth and is left alone with his son. He finds it hard to cope and thinks about putting him up for adoption. In the end there is a happy ending as the man realises he is happy and can cope on his own. This is a great example of a narrative music video as it envokes emotion within anyone that watches it.
Performance: This is when the video shows the band or singer performing, usually staged as a concert but can be set anywhere. Many rock and metal bands use this method as it shows of their talents such as guitar and drum skills.
Black Veil Brides - Fallen Angels (2011)
This video shows the band perfoming in a desolate area with a crowd of people watching them play. This is a clear example of a performance music video as all it shows is the band performing their song. This allows the band to become more noticed as they appear in their music video as opposed to having a narrative with different actors in the video.
Abstract: This is when the
video has absolutely nothing to do with the song or the lyrics. This style is typically
found in club music as many of these songs don’t have lyrics; just fast paced
beats.
Creed - With arms wide open (2000)This music video is abstract in the way that the video doesn't relate to the lyrics or the message of the song. The singer wrote this song after he heard the news that he was going to be a father and so wrote this song for his son. The video doesn't shown any recognition of this, but insted shows the singer being hit at by metorites. A narrative would have worked better with this song in my opinion as it would have made the song more personal and emotional.
'The Only Exception' by Paramore - Why we chose it
Why we
chose this song:
In our group our music tastes are very much different, so
choosing a song to turn into a music video was a challenge. In the end we
decided on ‘The Only Exception’ by Paramore as it was a song we both liked and
felt we could put a great narrative story to it. The song itself is a great
song that I and Lauren both enjoy listening to, so doing a music video for it
will be fun and keep us more interested as opposed to doing a song we both
hate.
Why we
chose to have our music video as a narrative:
We decided that a narrative music video would best fit the
sound and lyrics of the song, as the song is about finding that one person you
cannot live without. We chose to have a storyline involving our friends as the
actresses as they are a couple. This was beneficial as it gave the video real
emotion as they do love each other and not just acting.
The Only Exception by Paramore
This the original music video for 'The Only Exception'. We didn't want our video to look the same so we were sure to analyse the original video in order for there to be no simularites. I feel that our music video is different from the original, even though it does share slight simularites such as the theme of love and finding the one you can't live without.
Thursday, 5 July 2012
Storyboard with music
Here is our storyboard running along with our music choice 'The Only Exception' by Paramore. This helps us to plan and organise ourselves before filming the real music video. This way we will get the filming done quickly and then be able to edit.
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