Tuesday, 10 September 2013

Conventions of Music Promos

There are four basic conventions that all people involved with media know and they are camera work, editing, mise-en-scene and the story itself known as the narrative.

Below, are some examples and explanations of the four different conventions.
Camera work -
In a music video, depending on the genre
 
Generally close up instruments
 & showing how well the band can play (sense of realism), close, up and personal with the video
tracking shots – more exciting,
panning
low angle shots
all band members in the shots

Editing –
Straight cuts
Pace – interested
Transitions – being adventurous and new
Make the audience make it watch more than once

Mise-en-scene -
Performing (band) and the story itself
Props – instruments
Costume – important à genre
Actors/band – to tell the story

Narrative –
A substory that illustrates the lyrics – genre
Showing the instruments vocals/band


Thursday, 1 August 2013

Our Prelim Music Video




Successes
Improvements
What have I learnt?
Creative
Adjusting to lip syncing
Sync video clips with song
Colourful
Time alteratiosn
Gave me ideas for music our music promo
Fun
‘Confusing at times’ HH
 
Different characters from different children film synced with lyrics
 
 

 

Storyboard - Prelim

 
 
 

Front and Rear cover - P!NK



We thought that the front cover should be bold and bright and of course, meaningful the song.

The heart around the fist can suggest that love oversee hate. Listening to the lyrics, it shows that even though she probably still loves him deep down, she is happy to get rid of him and start a new fresh life on her own with no distractions.
Honestly, we didn't have many ideas for the back cover so we thought it would be a good idea to put the lyrics so people could perhaps read along while listening to them.