Taking notes part 3

Alchemist ft Twista - Smile



Mise en scene

• Jackets
• Caps
• sunglasses
• jewellery

Camera shots

• Medium/longshot
• High angle - backetball net
• close up - magazine
• close up - public smiling

Editing/effects

• Use of 3D cubes smashing to switch set of frames
• Lots of green-screening for effective backgrounds

Sound

• Used to change set of frames, each set of beats is a clip on one scene
• repetitive

Taking notes part 2

Freeway - Lights get low


Mise en Scene

• Hoody, bright colous for main artist & dancers
• Colour theme of black for all other artists
• sunglasses
• caps, jewellery

Camera shots

• Focus pull
• Close up - above waist, tilts up if is below
• Medium shot - more than one character in shot, still above waist

Editing/effects

• Slow motion
• quick cuts to keep to pace of music
• special effects/animation background
• Mirror image/duplication
• 2 clips on one set of frames

Sound

• Repetitive beats
• Clips set around the beats and artist's lyrics and timing
  

Taking notes part 1

Lazee ft Neverstore - Hold on



Mise en Scene

• Bright clothes
• Jewellery
• Headphones
• Caps
• Sunglasses
• Streets
• Bright colourful lights

Camera shots

• Close up / medium shots, centre of camera
• Long shots as it switches to another shot, or ends the song.
• Unsteady
• Zoom out/zoom in
• Portrait shots of characters
  

Editing/effects

• Blur, shake, focus, all to the beat of the music.
• Separation of screen into sections playing multiple clips on the screen.

Music

• Relaxed, up beat
• Talking about their life and emotions

Introduction to year 13 Practical Production

During this year the course will involve me to produce three pieces, which will work together in different areas of media to form a product that could easily be then producted and distributed to the public to gain money from.

First I will need to create a music video, preferably from a music artist who has either not produced a video for the chosen song, or an artist who is not hugely well known, so that if there is a competition with my own video and the one the artist already has, there isn't something I have to match up to.

Once the music video is complete, I will create a DVD Digipak, and then a magazine advert for either the artist, band or the track from which the video was created off. By developing these two pieces of media, it allows me to easily be prepared to distribute the video and promote the artist, to even gain money if I went that far, if the artist was unreleased, or gave permission for me to create the video and said that if it was to be released that money could be given to do so.