Example of Props

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Here is an example of the props we plan to use in our music video. These are not identical representations of what we will be using, but do offer an idea of what we will try and base our final props on.

PROPS
Nikki J – The Way You Do
A mirror will beused when our
artistis back athome as we see
her natural beauty away from
the make-up that is usually
associated with the genre. A
bathroom mirror likethis is
already present at our location
so there will beno cost for this.
The use of the mirror also
provides us with a chance to
use a frame within a frame
shot, an important media
technique.
Hair and make-
up are a key part
of the genre and
will bea partof
our music video.
A kitsimilarto
this will be
present on the
bathroom table.
We already have
a hair and make-
up kit so we are
not hopingto
spend any
further money
on this.
Chocolates and Flowers will be
given to the artistby her love
interest when he enters her
house. Chocolates and Flowers
have always been a symbol of
love and are often exchanged
on Valentine’s Day. We will also
have a scene where our artist
puts the flowers into a vase.
Even if this is cliché,we feel it
does help express the love
element to the songand the
video. We arehoping to spend
around £5 on these items
overall.
Duringone scene, our
characters we will beon the
sofa whilewatchinga Romantic
Comedy film.This again helps
express the theme of love in
the music video and gives us a
chanceto show off the
characters jewellery etc… to
keep in linewith the R&B
genre. There will beno costfor
the use of this,my family have
many rom-com films and you
can also easily sourceonefrom
places such as Sky Movies,
Film4 etc…
Several scenes in our music
video will involveour
characters to be relaxingon a
sofa.The TV is also another
vital prop.Modern day life
often sees couples lyingon a
sofa whilewatchingTV. This
will also giveus a chanceto
further express the love
element of the video with the
use of a romantic comedy such
as Love Actually,Notting Hill
etc…
Jewellery is a bigpartof R&B
music videos so itis therefore
vital to includeitin our music
video. Both women and men
wear jewellery in these music
videos so we will haveto cater
for all genders.We will ask the
actors themselves to bringsome
of their jewellery alongand see
if it looks likesomethingwe
could use in our video.
There is one scene in our music video
which involves the artistlookingata photo
of her and her partner. Therefore we will
need to sourcea photo frame before we
filmour video. We will look to purchasea
cheap photo frame and print a photo of
the couple strandingtogether to place
insidethe photo frame. We will probably
spend around £4 – 6 on this item.
There will be one scene in our
music video that involves the use
of sparklers.The sparklerswill be
used to add a unique form of
aesthetic appeal when the lovers
are dancing.We understand that
the sparklers arehighly dangerous
and we will makesure precautions
are in placebefore use. It will be
hard to sourcethe sparklers atany
time of the year, so in the run up
to BonfireNight, I have already
purchased two packs of medium
sparklers at50p each.

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Initial Ideaschillif1

This document contains a list of song titles grouped into different genres including rock, country, love, pop, blues. Some of the rock songs listed are "You know what they do to guys like us in Prison" by My Chemical Romance and "Sugar we’re going down" by Fall Out Boy. Country songs listed include "A Little less Conversation" by Elvis Presley and "Times a Wastin’" by June Carter and Carl Smith.

History of Music Videos chillif1

Modern music videos are primarily used as marketing tools to promote the sales of songs. One of the earliest examples was a 1929 film of Bessie Smith performing "Saint Louis Blues" that was shown in theaters. In the 1950s, Tony Bennett claimed to have made one of the first music videos by filming himself walking during his song "Stranger in Paradise". The Beatles helped establish the basics of today's music videos with the musical segments in their 1964 film A Hard Day's Night. MTV's launch in 1981 further popularized the music video format by introducing them to a wider audience.

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Linkin Park – Shadow of the Daychillif1

The document provides a detailed shot-by-shot analysis of the opening minute of the Linkin Park music video for "Shadow of the Day". It describes the lighting, framing, and expressions of the main male character seen in various close-up and full-body shots. The analysis suggests the character begins with a mysterious and dark persona but later scenes in the bathroom imply a sense of purity or cleansing. Recreating the opening would aim to follow the original closely, though clothing the main character and perfectly achieving the dark backgrounds may be difficult.

Jaws Analysis chillif1

The document provides a detailed shot-by-shot analysis of a beach scene from the film Jaws. The first two shots establish the beach location and introduce characters, a mother and child, raising tension given the film's focus on shark attacks. Subsequent shots show the sheriff appearing concerned, no lifeguards on duty building more suspense, and children in the background unnoticed by distracted adults. Music and camerawork generate panic as the viewer realizes an attack on the boy playing with an inflatable tube is imminent. The final shot reveals the deflated and bloodied tube on the shore, symbolizing the child's death in a dramatic tonal shift from happiness to terror.

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The document summarizes the key elements and stylistic choices made for an opening movie sequence. It introduces the main characters Jordan, Sam, and Luke. It was inspired by the genres of action-thriller films like Taken, with elements like guns, balaclavas, and a chase scene. The sequence also hints at a reverse narrative style inspired by Memento. It aims to create tension and put the viewer on the protagonists' side through dark lighting and their portrayal as victims in the opening.

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The document discusses location shots for the opening sequence of a movie about a house robbery. Shot 1 shows the exterior of the house and will be where the criminals are first seen and a chase scene occurs later. Shot 2 shows the doorbell and front door, which are important as that is how the criminals initially gain access. Shot 3 shows the landing where the initial attack and protagonist's chase down the stairs will happen. Shot 4 shows the bedroom and landing that will be used in the sequence. Shot 5 shows the protagonist's bedroom to establish his normality before the robbery. Shot 6 shows the kitchen, a key location where the woman is seen before answering the door and items are stolen. The locations were chosen to help spread out equipment

Crime Genre Mood Board chillif1

Health and Safety chillif1

This document outlines several health and safety risks identified for a two minute movie opening and measures to address them: 1) Tripping over the tripod during filming could injure actors, so locations of the tripod will be communicated to prevent this. 2) Filming by a road risks actors being hit by traffic, so they will be informed of risks and filming will avoid roads. 3) Members of the public could be hit during chase scenes, so filming will keep distance from the public and allow them to pass. 4) The camera dropping could damage equipment or injure people, so it will remain securely attached to the tripod.

Font Analysis chillif1

This document discusses fonts for a movie opening sequence. A font from Family Guy is rejected because it symbolizes happiness rather than suspense needed for the movie. A font from Predator is a possibility as it conveys excitement and possible death. A Friday the 13th font is also rejected as it has a scary nature unsuitable for a thriller. A Tomb Raider font is selected as it is from an action/thriller genre and symbolizes excitement through bold letters fitting for the movie's fast-paced thriller genre.

Edward Scissorhands Analysis chillif1

The director conveys multiple genres in the opening scenes of Edward Scissorhands through the use of visual and auditory elements. Horror is shown through the snowy Twentieth Century Fox logo and creepy music, while fairy tale elements are displayed with gingerbread pieces and childish imagery. The film also transitions between tones, using scary music before shifting to a lighter tone to appeal to wider audiences. Romance is seen through the warm bedroom scene and relationship between the little girl and grandmother. Throughout the opening, the director juxtaposes shots of the gothic castle representing horror with scenes of the colorful neighborhood and use of comedy to counteract scary elements and attract different viewers.

Textual Analysis Back to the Future chillif1

This document analyzes how the film Back to the Future Part II portrays its futuristic setting. The costumes feature materials and functions not seen in 1989, such as clothes that dry themselves and alter in size, showing advanced technology. The sounds of the hoverboard and flying cars also demonstrate technologies not available at the time of filming. Camera shots showcase the modernized futuristic Hill Valley and close-ups of the hoverboard scenes show the intensity of futuristic contraptions. Special effects like the hovering hoverboard and smoke/flames from vehicles further cement the film's future setting through realistic depictions of gadgets not seen in modern times.

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