Tuesday, 15 January 2013

Task 1 - Applying Pete Frasers Theory

I also used some of Pete Fraser's conventions these included:

Lyrics - Establish a general mood, key lines may only play part in the visuals 
Music - Tempo of the track drives the editing 
Genre - Reflected through mise-en-scene, themes,performance,cinematography, editing. 
Cinematography - camera may move to accompany performers, or circle them, to create a drama, Lots of close ups to create viewer intimacy and emphasize voice. 
Editing - generically fast-paced, but slow-paced could be used to establish mood. 
Intertextuality - "Music video as incorporating, raiding and reconstructing" (John Stewart) .Music videos often incorporate what a viewer will be familiar with. 
Narrative and Performance - sugguest storylines, and offer fragmented, non-linear, narrative. These leave an audience with a desire to re-watch. 


Music videos offer a more varied access to the artist than concerts....

  • as a guarantee of a band's authenticity, by showing them in rehearsals or on stage performances
  • to establish a relationship to familiar film or TV genres in narrative

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