For those groups who haven’t made a rough cut yet you need to aim to do so by the end of the week. It would be great if you could get some audience feedback on this too. Please film your audience feedback using Photobooth – if you’re not sure how to do this then ask a group that has already used it.
Some groups have made a rough cut and gained some audience feedback on this. Your job this week is to make any adjustments in response to the feedback. If you think you’ve finished just save your video we will export the final version in the new year.
Tasks to complete over the Christmas Holiday:
1. Make sure that your blog is up to date! Use the checklist below as a guide for the minimum posts that you should have. The majority of you have 25 – 30 posts, some of you very good people have over 40 and unfortunately some of you have under 20 posts.
2. Draft ideas for your digipak and print advert. There is some general advice for the print work in the post below. You could:
- Produce mock-ups of the layout for each piece
- Experiment with potential fonts – use dafont http://www.dafont.com/
- Experiment with potential colour schemes
Blog Checklist:
Introduction
to the coursework brief
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Analysis
of music video (with music video embedded)
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Analysis
of music video applying Andrew Goodwin’s Theory (with music video embedded
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Analysis
of redundant and entropic feature of a music video (with music video
embedded)
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Evidence
that you have asked permission from the artist to use their song e.g. a
screen shot of an email, Facebook / YouTube message.
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Purpose of
music video montage
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Genre
research – embed any music videos that you refer to
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Initial
ideas brainstorm
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Pitch
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Pitch
Feedback
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Full
audience profile
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Storyboard
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Costumes /
props / make up
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Locations
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Actors
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Choreography
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Narrative
analysis of genre with embedded music videos
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Creativity
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Audience
theory
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Filming
updates – before & after filming
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Time
management posts – at least one per week
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Rough Cut
of music video
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Audience
feedback from rough cut
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Print
research: 2/3 digipaks & 2/3 adverts
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