Thursday, 6 September 2012

Conventions of a Music Video.

This is a bubbl I created outlining the things I believe to be conventions of a music video, to ensure the successes of a music video.



To sum up the Conventions of a music video, I believe it is split up into four different sections, Location, Narrative, Costume/Props and Lighting.

Location:
  • Appropriate shots to the genre.
  • Establishing shots of locations to set a scene.
  • Select number of locations, to not over complicate the video itself.
Narrative:
  • If appropriate have a story line to the video, portraying a message of the song, e.g broken hearts.
  • Relating the lyrics to the action within the shots.
  • Balancing between lip sync and not.
Costume/props:
  • Choose costume appropriate to the location of the video.
  • Appropriate to the genre of the song.
  • if neccessary props that relate with the location of the shots.
  • Not too much going on, to take attention away from the music itself.
Lighting:
  • Appropriate to setting.
  • used to set the mood of the song, e.g. if sorrowful, quite low key.
  • Used to highlight important detail or to high detail.

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