Monday, 13 October 2014

Planning Pitch


Hi all,

 

Once you have completed your initial focus group with members of your target audience you will need to start working on your planning PowerPoint pitch. This will give you an opportunity as a group to pitch your ideas back to members of the class, who will hopefully give you constructive feedback on your ideas before you go off to start filming (NOONE IS GOING TO STEAL YOUR IDEAS!)

 

Below is a list of information that should be included in your PowerPoint:

 

  1. Introduce chosen song
  2. Genre (which conventions will you use/ develop or challenge?)
  3. Star Image of artist (to include values and ideologies as well as physical appearance costume/styling)
  4. Target audience (detailed audience profile)
  5. Overall meaning/ concept of video
  6. Intertextual references
  7. Narrative synopsis of video
  8. Animatic storyboard
  9. Setting/ locations/ Props
  10. Any questions (you should end the presentation by giving the audience an opportunity to ask questions – this will form part of your audience feedback and may help you to revise some of your original ideas)

 

I would advise that one person in the group take responsibility for the animatic storyboard and the other two members divide the sections on the PowerPoint between them?

 

DEADLINE:  FRIDAY 17th OCTOBER (presentations will be given on the following Monday  20th October)

 

UK Tribes Audience Research

Hi All,


Channel 4 have kindly emailed the link and password you will need to gain full access to their UK tribes audience research website. I have included the link below and have emailed you all the secure password. Have a look at the site and use the information in the relevant audience categories to add to your own audience profiles for your music videos.







Sunday, 21 September 2014

Narrative Analysis Questions

Analysing Narrative in Music Video1 by Melissa Schoburgh

Narrative Theory Handout

Narrative Theory Hand-Out by Melissa Schoburgh

Applying Narrative Theory to Music Videos

Different Types of Music Videos

Codes and Conventions Research Task (pt2)


EXTENSION TASK: 

Look at some past music videos from your chosen genre (1980’s-1990’s) - have the conventions been developed over time? Do the changes reflect a cultural shift in the ideological values of wider society? Or the development in technology?

2.  By now you should have detailed notes on a range of videos from your chosen genre. Turn the information gathered as well as clips of the videos themselves into a PowerPoint presentation, which you will present in pairs, back to the class.

Deadline:  Be ready to SUBMIT your work on Friday 12th September.