Thursday, 10 November 2016
Wednesday, 9 November 2016
Prep & Homework: Assess 4a "How to Generate Ideas for a Music Video"
Prep: Read over the following articles and video and make notes
Read and make notes on the following artices
http://www.budgetmusicvideo.co.uk/2016/09/filming-a-rap-video/
http://www.budgetmusicvideo.co.uk/2016/08/being-creative-in-music-videos/
http://www.budgetmusicvideo.co.uk/2013/08/how-to-generate-low-budget-ideas-for-a-music-video/
Assessment of Prep - mind map in your group what elements you will include from this lost (add extra if you wish)
http://www.videojester.com/music-video-ideas.shtml
Homework:
Next week - Prepare an individual presentation for your recorded pitch of your client's Music Video to deliver to your client
Introduction
(i) Who is your client & how would you describe their existing image (how have they branded themselves)?
(ii) What is the track, genre & why have you chosen it?
(iii) How big is the fan base/audience for your client
1. Lyric analysis with annotations
(i) Meaning (what the song is about)
(ii) Narrative (if there is a story)
(iii) Content (structure of verse, chorus etc - how this will be visualised differently)
(iv) Imagery (key images, sub-text, theme)
2. Treatment & Interpretation
(i) Performance, Narrative or Conceptual (what percentage of each?) and why you have chosen this?
(ii) Your concept/idea - relationship to music and visual/lyrics and visuals
(iii) Inspiration/Intertextuality - which music videos or other film/tv/games etc have influenced/been referenced in this idea
3. Visual Style
Read and make notes on the following artices
http://www.budgetmusicvideo.co.uk/2016/09/filming-a-rap-video/
http://www.budgetmusicvideo.co.uk/2016/08/being-creative-in-music-videos/
http://www.budgetmusicvideo.co.uk/2013/08/how-to-generate-low-budget-ideas-for-a-music-video/
Assessment of Prep - mind map in your group what elements you will include from this lost (add extra if you wish)
http://www.videojester.com/music-video-ideas.shtml
Homework:
Next week - Prepare an individual presentation for your recorded pitch of your client's Music Video to deliver to your client
Introduction
(i) Who is your client & how would you describe their existing image (how have they branded themselves)?
(ii) What is the track, genre & why have you chosen it?
(iii) How big is the fan base/audience for your client
1. Lyric analysis with annotations
(i) Meaning (what the song is about)
(ii) Narrative (if there is a story)
(iii) Content (structure of verse, chorus etc - how this will be visualised differently)
(iv) Imagery (key images, sub-text, theme)
2. Treatment & Interpretation
(i) Performance, Narrative or Conceptual (what percentage of each?) and why you have chosen this?
(ii) Your concept/idea - relationship to music and visual/lyrics and visuals
(iii) Inspiration/Intertextuality - which music videos or other film/tv/games etc have influenced/been referenced in this idea
3. Visual Style
(i) Locations - where (specifically)
(ii) Costume - (specifically)
(iii) Lighting style (expressive or natural? Low Key (moody) or High Key (aspirational/models)?
(iv) Camerawork (angles, movement, shot types)
(v) Editing (pace, transitions,
(vi) Effects (which and why?)
(v) Chroma Key (if used)
4. Genre & Image (Selling It)
(i) Justify how this is 'ON-TREND' for current videos of this genre
(ii) Justify it's visual effectiveness to sell to your client's target fan-base - what response do you expect it will receive
(iii) Explain how your video will enhance the image for your artist (make sure you describe what the image for the artist you are constructing is - see prep work task http://www.videojester.com/music-video-ideas.shtml
Sunday, 6 November 2016
2.2.1 Assessment 3C(iii) How to - Green Screen and Effects in Music Videos
Starter:
http://www.theverge.com/2015/7/29/9066323/foals-mountain-gates-video-virtual-reality
Prep: Read the articles below
http://www.fact.co.uk/news-articles/2016/01/from-disco-to-britpop-the-green-screen.aspx
http://gizmodo.com/michael-jacksons-first-music-video-and-the-birth-of-gre-1645031702
http://illusion.scene360.com/video/60245/10-fun-and-creative-music-videos/
New Info - Discussion
Task 1: Why Effects & Chroma Key?
Make Notes
(P) Describe how Chroma Key has been used?
(M) How is it related to VISUALISING the track (lyrics or visuals)?
(D/M)How does it build an IMAGE for the artist (denotation & connotation)
(D) Why are these examples considered poor or bad use?
This Week's Objective:
Assessment 3B: Create Test Footage using a Chroma Key and Effects to visualise 10 seconds of your track
Homework NOTES TODAY Assessment 3C - How to Guide of Music Video Techniques (iii) - Chroma Key & Effects
Pass: Describe the use of Chroma-Key and Effects in Music Videos & "How to use Chroma-Key and Effects" in Music Video Production
Merit 1: Explain the Reasons (Benefits) for using Chroma Key and Effects in Music Videos
Merit 2: Explain the Purposes of Chroma Key and Effects in Music Videos using Goodwin - relationship of Music/Lyrics to Visuals - with examples
Distinction 1: Compare and Assess successful and unsuccessful examples of Music Videos that rely on Chroma Key and Effects, justifying argument with specific detailed evidence
Distinction 2: Compare and Assess the development of Music Video Effects & Chroma-Key over time - Argue - are Music Videos more or over-reliant on them? (see video below)
Examples for discussion
New Info (Learning Resource 1)
New Info (Learning Resource 2)
A History: http://www.studiodaily.com/2013/08/mirada-wins-mtv-vma-moonman-for-capital-cities-safe-and-sound/
Plenary:
1. Will you use Chroma-Key in your Music Video & Why/Why not?
2. What effects will you use in your Music Videos and Why? (Music & Visuals/Lyrics & Visuals)
http://www.theverge.com/2015/7/29/9066323/foals-mountain-gates-video-virtual-reality
- Watch on your phones
- How have effects been used?
- For what purpose - what is the selling point?
- How does it promote the artist?
- How does it promote the track?
Prep: Read the articles below
http://www.fact.co.uk/news-articles/2016/01/from-disco-to-britpop-the-green-screen.aspx
http://gizmodo.com/michael-jacksons-first-music-video-and-the-birth-of-gre-1645031702
http://illusion.scene360.com/video/60245/10-fun-and-creative-music-videos/
- Who pioneered Chroma Key in Music Video?
- Why use Chroma Key in MV production?
- Name 3 Effects Techniques for Music Videos in the links above?
- Which was your favourite & why?
- Why do you think MTV give out an award for Visual Effects at the VMAs?
New Info - Discussion
Task 1: Why Effects & Chroma Key?
Make Notes
(P) Describe how Chroma Key has been used?
(M) How is it related to VISUALISING the track (lyrics or visuals)?
(D/M)How does it build an IMAGE for the artist (denotation & connotation)
(D) Why are these examples considered poor or bad use?
This Week's Objective:
Assessment 3B: Create Test Footage using a Chroma Key and Effects to visualise 10 seconds of your track
Homework NOTES TODAY Assessment 3C - How to Guide of Music Video Techniques (iii) - Chroma Key & Effects
Pass: Describe the use of Chroma-Key and Effects in Music Videos & "How to use Chroma-Key and Effects" in Music Video Production
Merit 1: Explain the Reasons (Benefits) for using Chroma Key and Effects in Music Videos
Merit 2: Explain the Purposes of Chroma Key and Effects in Music Videos using Goodwin - relationship of Music/Lyrics to Visuals - with examples
Distinction 1: Compare and Assess successful and unsuccessful examples of Music Videos that rely on Chroma Key and Effects, justifying argument with specific detailed evidence
Distinction 2: Compare and Assess the development of Music Video Effects & Chroma-Key over time - Argue - are Music Videos more or over-reliant on them? (see video below)
Examples for discussion
New Info (Learning Resource 1)
New Info (Learning Resource 2)
A History: http://www.studiodaily.com/2013/08/mirada-wins-mtv-vma-moonman-for-capital-cities-safe-and-sound/
Plenary:
1. Will you use Chroma-Key in your Music Video & Why/Why not?
2. What effects will you use in your Music Videos and Why? (Music & Visuals/Lyrics & Visuals)
Thursday, 3 November 2016
Tuesday, 1 November 2016
2.1 Homework & Prep
Prep
Listen to the videos and write out your action plans to improve
Make changes and improvements based on previous feedback videos on your Blog posts, label and organise correctly up to M or D.
Compile
Reports, Production Portfolio and Group Tasks and Action Plan FeedbackHomework
1. Assess 3b) Storyboard or Reshoot 30 seconds of an existing music
video
i) camera movements;
ii) camera angles;
Re-edit this to soundtrack and along with your Summer Music Video write or use Youtube Annotations to write...
Re-edit this to soundtrack and along with your Summer Music Video write or use Youtube Annotations to write...
2. Assess 3C: An instructional ‘How to’
tutorial report on your practical portfolio explaining the purposes and how to
do these techniques
i) camera movements;
ii) camera angles;
Pass. Describe and identify which angles and movements
Tilt
Pass. Describe and identify which angles and movements
Arc
Track away
Dolly in
Low Angle
High Angle
Canted or Dutch Angle
Crash Zoom
Birds eye view
Handheld
Pass 1. Describe the process of HOW you carry out
multiple
Pass 2. Describe and identify which angles and
movements
used in Music Videos
angles and movements in a single camera shoot
Merit 1. Explain the purposes of movement in Music Video
with examples
Merit 2. Explain the purposes of a variety of camera
positions and angles in Music Videos with examples
Distinction 1. Assess and compare the use of Movement
and Angles in different (genres of) Music Videos (see
other groups Remakes with your own)
Distinction 2. Assess and compare the use of Movement
and Angles in your Remake against your Summer Music
Video
2.2 Peer Assessment Week Task 1-3 (Assignment 1)
Peer Assessment Week Task 1-3 (Assignment 1)
Compile
Portfolios – Set Brief
Assessment
Week: Website Tutorial “How to make a Music Video”
Practical Skills Development Week - Understand
the following Distinction level criteria and incorporate into ideas.
i.
Depth of
field (Shallow Focus)
ii.
Rule of
Thirds and Composition
iii.
Steady &
smooth movement
iv.
Shoot using
a minimum of 9 set ups
v.
Dominance of
Close Ups and Expressive Angles
vi.
Base Track
(Lip Synching)
vii.
Artificial
Lighting (Stylistic/Expressive)
viii.
Beat
Editing/Rhythmic Montage
ix.
On-location
shooting (non-domestic and generic)
Advanced
camera techniques (Go Pro, etc)
Sunday, 30 October 2016
2.1.1 Assess 3C(ii) Techniques of Music Videos - Camera Angles & Movement
Objective: To explain with examples Music Video Camera
Techniques Angles and Movement
Starter:
Excess https://youtu.be/9CIElKO4Ftc
In The Nighttime https://youtu.be/UaYqtSr6yz0
Compare the 2 music videos in their use of Camera Movement and Angles
Task 1: Camera movement test - why used to create emotion?
https://youtu.be/_P3oxjnFr0c
Make notes in teams then watch with sound to test answers
Pass: Describe how to set up/carry out the angle/ movement
Merit: Explain the purpose and where/why you would use it in a Music Video
Distinction: Analyse the emotional meaning
Assessment
1) Assessment 3B Music Video Practical Techniques Portfolio pt2: Camera Angles and Movement
&
2) Assessment 3C(ii): "How to..." Guide to Music Video Camera Techniques
Outcomes
Pass. Describe and identify which angles and movements used in Music Videos
Merit. Explain the purposes of movement in Music Video with examples
Merit. Explain the purposes of a variety of camera positions and angles in Music Videos with examples
Distinction. Assess and compare the use of Movement and Angles in different (genres of) Music Videos
Split into 2 group and share
New Info:
https://youtu.be/QQECL2IUstM
P. What angles & How do you go about shooting to get coverage?
https://youtu.be/h0665WTwMks
P. What movement and How?
M. Why is it used?
D. Meaning
Plenary - what are the 5 key angles and movements required for YOUR track and why?
Practical Task: Create a Portfolio of Camera Techniques for your How To Guide
In your teams - Reproduce 30 seconds of one of the examples as a performance base track
Pay particular attention to the Angles and Camera Movement and Lip Synching
Group 1: Rock/Indie: Foo Fighters Pretender
Group 2: Pop: Lily Allen LDN
Group 3: Hip Hop: NWA Straight Outta Compton
Structure:
Section 1: How to Shoot for Coverage
Section 2: Angles
Section 3: Movement
Section 4: Miming and Lip-Synching
Techniques Angles and Movement
Starter:
Excess https://youtu.be/9CIElKO4Ftc
In The Nighttime https://youtu.be/UaYqtSr6yz0
Compare the 2 music videos in their use of Camera Movement and Angles
Task 1: Camera movement test - why used to create emotion?
https://youtu.be/_P3oxjnFr0c
Make notes in teams then watch with sound to test answers
Pass: Describe how to set up/carry out the angle/ movement
Merit: Explain the purpose and where/why you would use it in a Music Video
Distinction: Analyse the emotional meaning
Assessment
1) Assessment 3B Music Video Practical Techniques Portfolio pt2: Camera Angles and Movement
&
2) Assessment 3C(ii): "How to..." Guide to Music Video Camera Techniques
Outcomes
Pass. Describe and identify which angles and movements used in Music Videos
Merit. Explain the purposes of movement in Music Video with examples
Merit. Explain the purposes of a variety of camera positions and angles in Music Videos with examples
Distinction. Assess and compare the use of Movement and Angles in different (genres of) Music Videos
Split into 2 group and share
New Info:
https://youtu.be/QQECL2IUstM
P. What angles & How do you go about shooting to get coverage?
M. Why is it used?
D. Meaning
https://youtu.be/h0665WTwMks
P. What movement and How?
M. Why is it used?
D. Meaning
Plenary - what are the 5 key angles and movements required for YOUR track and why?
Practical Task: Create a Portfolio of Camera Techniques for your How To Guide
In your teams - Reproduce 30 seconds of one of the examples as a performance base track
Pay particular attention to the Angles and Camera Movement and Lip Synching
Group 1: Rock/Indie: Foo Fighters Pretender
Group 2: Pop: Lily Allen LDN
Group 3: Hip Hop: NWA Straight Outta Compton
Structure:
Section 1: How to Shoot for Coverage
Section 2: Angles
Section 3: Movement
Section 4: Miming and Lip-Synching
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