Saturday 5 May 2012
Friday 4 May 2012
Evaluation- Question 3
This powerpoint shows and explains how our main product fits in with our ancillary task. I believe that we have succeeded in doing this, keeping with the same story line across the music video and adapting this to the ancillary tasks, using similar camera shots and mis en scene to create this effect. As well as this we have also tried to create an image of how we would like our artist to be portrayed. As the music video is based on cheating, we decided to create an a representation of Aletta, sat on a wall, being secretive to portray the meaning of the video.
Evaluation- Question 2
How did you use new technology in the construction
and research, planning and evaluation stages
Throughout our media project we have used many different resources to help assist our work. One of the main programs we used was of course the internet. The internet has been beneficial to our group in many ways. The internet has supported our research stage and planning stages as we had to look through different websites for inspiration for our music videos and ancillary tasks. As well as this the internet has allowed my group to look at different social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter and Youtube. During our research stage we used the internet extensively to view existing music videos, establish a target audience and to work out what kind of genre we were after and how we were going to create this. The internet has also given my group the oppurtunity to communicate with different audiences through various different social networking sites. By setting up a group on Facebook, members are able to see the progress of our group 'Anthem Beatz Records'. Through the help of Web 2.0 we were able to use the internet for the majority of our research and planning. By doing this we were able to research into existing music video's and different artists which helped my group gain ideas of what to include in our music video.
From using a video camera, I was able to pick up many different skills. As I didn't use a video camera in AS meant that this was all new to me. Therefore I had to learn the basics of how the camera functioned. I then was able to frame different shot types, zoom in and out on the video camera and use a tripod so our music video was at a good quality.
The following powerpoint will explain each program I have used, why I have used it and how it has been beneficial to me and my group in the construction, research, planning and evaluation stages and helped us create our final media package.
Evaluation- Question 1: Powerpoint
This Powerpoint highlights certain conventions we have followed for through our music video and what conventions we have challenged.
Evaluation- Question 1
Brief Over View of Conventions
Our task was to create a music video along with a digi pack including a poster and a CD cover. In order to create a successful music video and digi pack we had to follow the conventions of the original music video as well as using our own ideas. My group chose the song ‘When your gone’ by Avril Lavigne. We have tried to include the different conventions to match what the music video is aiming to portray. Our video only consists of one storyline, this is straight away breaking the conventions of Avril Lavignes ‘When you’re gone’ music video as her music video has at least two storylines playing throughout the performance. Our storyline aims to create a cheating and heartbreak atmosphere and the audience will choose to sympathize with the characters included. This is our main focus throughout the music video.
Our task was to create a music video along with a digi pack including a poster and a CD cover. In order to create a successful music video and digi pack we had to follow the conventions of the original music video as well as using our own ideas. My group chose the song ‘When your gone’ by Avril Lavigne. We have tried to include the different conventions to match what the music video is aiming to portray. Our video only consists of one storyline, this is straight away breaking the conventions of Avril Lavignes ‘When you’re gone’ music video as her music video has at least two storylines playing throughout the performance. Our storyline aims to create a cheating and heartbreak atmosphere and the audience will choose to sympathize with the characters included. This is our main focus throughout the music video.
We also looked at the different camera angles and how this is used to create an effect. We chose to stick to the camera angles which are used continuously throughout the original music video, as we felt this was very effective. Different camera angles which we saw throughout the original music video include mid shots and medium close ups. Therefore my group’s main focus for this music video was to include this selection of performance shots to help relate these conventions to our music video.
The original storylines in Avril Lavignes video is a couple
being apart from eachother as the male has to go into the army and the ‘I miss
you’ feature is revealed when the female watches the news to find out if he is
still alive. The second story line features a teenage male and female who love
eachother however the mother of the daughter does not agree with the situation. Therefore chooses to break them apart, and we
see the boyfriend missing his girlfriend. The last story is based on a much
older male who is holding a photo of his late wife, and cherishing the memories
they spent together. My group decided to
break away from these conventions and make our video more modern. Therefore
used the storyline of a young couple who are engaged, however the boyfriend is
seeing another girl which ends in disaster.
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