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Andrew Goodwin’s Theory
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Queen – Don’t Stop Me Now
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Park jimin – love yourself
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Mabel – finders keepers
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Genre characteristics: style and iconography
(e.g. stage performance in a metal video)
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With queen being a rock band, they have
followed various conventions such as stage performances and many close-up
shots of the instruments that they heavily rely on. It can also be mentioned
that the lowkey lighting is also useful
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It follows conventions of a pop ballad
with high key lighting and a typical theme of love, an emotional topic. The mise
en scene also relates to the atmosphere of the visual.
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With it being a heavily dance based
music video most of the camera time is of people dancing. There is also a lot
of lowkey lighting
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Relationship between lyrics and visuals
with the visuals illustrating, amplifying or contradicting the lyrics
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The visuals related to some aspect as when
they were relating to themselves they would have a clip of them singing
whereas the rest would be of the instruments
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There are many moments that each of
these relate as the colour of the music video changes as specific colours are
mentioned.
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Most of the lyrics relate to the action
being performed by the visual, amplifying the lyrics.
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A relationship between the music and
visuals, e.g. editing to the beat
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As the video didn’t contain a lot of
editing the shots of the instruments would always significantly be on a main
beat
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There is a lot of editing to the beat. Not
only is the editing on beat but each action made by the visual also matches
the beat
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As it is heavily danced based the
dancing is done on beat as well as the editing
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Multiple close shots of the artists to
create visual style a ‘star image’ to sell the artist
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There were many shots of the main
vocalist whilst the others were only of the band members instruments
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There is multiple close shots of the
visual which would sell to the target audience
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Multiple close shots of the visual, with
a very light background sell the image of a ‘star’ making them stand out more
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A frequent reference to notion of
looking (screens within screens and particularly voyeuristic treatment of the
female body)
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There are moments when the viewer is
looking through a telescope at the visual. This is to represent the audience
as the figurative ‘girl’ in the video
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As the main visual is female, there is
an extremely voyeuristic treatment being made. This includes the obvious
outfit and style of dancing
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Inter textual references to other media
texts may be present
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There is a shot where another person is
taking a picture toward s the camera or at the audience. This camera appears throughout
the video
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Tuesday, 12 September 2017
Andrew Goodwins Theory
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