This pie chart shows that I collected an equal amount of data between both genders and I feel that this will give me an equal and clear amount of data as equal on both sides to make sure that my music videos appeals to both males and females.
Question 2
This data shows that I was able to collect a variety of ages meaning that I can understand what is appealing to a variety of people who are all different ages and this might help me make the music video appealing to a large variety of different people.
Question 3
This bar graph allows me to see where most people watch music videos and allows me to understand where I should market the music video and where it should be played. This also gives me a good idea of where I should place adverts and pop ups.
Question 4
This Pie Chart allows me to see how many music videos people watch and the kind of numbers I would be competing with in order to get my music video played at watched. This pie chart is the most useful because it tell me the kind
Question 5
This pie chart shows me the different genres that are popular among the people in my target audience. This shows me that there are many different genres popular with my target audience meaning that there are many different types of music videos I could create to engage my target audience. The most popular genres amongst the participants were pop, R&B, Rap and Hip Hop. This shows the kind of ideas that I could make that would appeal to my target audience.
Question 6
This pie chart show me that there are mainly two types of music videos that appeal to people these are concept and narrative music videos, this suggests to me that if I were to create on of these it would appeal to most people. The only type of music videos I would defiantly not do it a performance music video as it is clear from the pie chart that it is not popular among people in my target audience and it is not a good idea to use this type as it would probably mean that the music video would not get watched.
Question 7
Favourite Music Video and why?
By collecting these results it means I can understand reasons why popular music videos are so popular and the features that make them memorable and popular. I can understand what things to include in order to create a music video that will be popular among people that are within my target audience. This also allows me to see the types of songs that are popular among people within my target audience.
Question 8 Least Favourite Music Video and why?
By collecting this data it shows me the types of things participants don't like within a music video and the types of things not to include within a music video in order to make it appealing. I also collected this data in order to understand the types of songs that people don't like. This data will help me to understand how to make my video appealing to the people in my target audience.
Question 9
This pie chart helps me to understand that more people feel that it is important for the music video to have a clear story line and relates to the theme of the music video. This pie chart has helped me to understand that more people in my target audience will watch the music video if it has a narrative and the narrative clearly links to the lyrics and theme of the song.
1929- The first example of a music video is shown in a cinema. Blues singer Bessie Smith appeared in a short film called St. Louis Blues featuring a performance of a hit song. During this time many musicians appeared in short films including music.
1940 - Disney released Fanatasia which featured many animated videos that were all featured around different pieces of classical music. Fanatasia is basically a whole film of music videos. Below is one of the pieces that featured in the original fantasia.
1970's - British TV show Top of the Pops began playing music videos in the late 70's however the BBC placed a limit on the outsourced music videos that could be shown. A good music video could increase the songs sales as listeners would want to hear the song again after seeing it on TV.
1981- MTV was launched and this was the beginning of music being played around the world on a daily basis. The first song to be played on MTV was Video Killed the Radio Star by The Buggle. The Video was aired 12:01 am on August 1st.
1983 - Thriller by Michael Jackson was relaeased along with the most influential and iconic music videos of all time. The video was nearly 14 minutes long and cost around $800,000. This music video is one of the most well know music videos in existence. Thriller set higher standards for music videos and the music industry.
1995- Mark Romanek diffracted the most expensive music video ever. He directed Michael Jackson's Scream music video with a budget of $7 million. The video is set on board a computer generated white spaceship, which used up a large amount of the budget, this was followed by extensive special effects and lighting which contributed to using up a lot of the budget. It was one of the first music videos for Michael Jackson where he hadn't been involved in creating the concept for the music video. The music video also includes his sister Janet Jackson.
2005- On February 14th Youtube was launched. This became a completely new way in which to watch music videos as videos could now be watched when ever they wanted to be meaning that more music videos where being created meaning that to be a successful music video then it would have to stand out against the many different music videos now being produced.
2009 - The launch of Vevo. Vevo is a multinational video hosting sight, that is used on Youtube to show music videos make the watching of music videos easier. Vevo also has its own website where music videos can be viewed for free.
2013 - One Direction break Vevo's Most Views in 24 Hours. One Direction Fans broke vevo and Youtube that day by viewing the video over 10.9 million imps within 24 hours. However this record was then broken in 2015 by Taylor Swift's Bad Blood Music Video.
This week I picked my Exam Topic and looked at initial
songs that I could use for my music video
21/9
This week I looked at the different types of music videos
and began to create a timeline for music videos
28/9
This week I finished my timeline and l got my friends to
complete a survey and then I looked at the biographical information for my
artist.
5/10
This Week I completed 2 out of my 3 timed analysis
12/10
This weekI
finished my 3rd timed analysis and completed a detailed research
and a codal analysis
19/10
This week I completed my Secondary Research and began my
research for shoots
26/10
I completed my research for
shoots and began to create my ancillary timeline
2/11
I completed my ancillary timeline
9/11
I completed my Textual Research and began my Research for
shoots
16/11
I looked at the target audience for my artists and
existing products and completed my research for shoots
23/11
I created my company logo and Annotated Lyrics
30/11
I worked on my location and talent release forms and my
Risk Assessment sheet in order to fill them out
7/12
I filmed a test lip sync to see if it will work and then
edited it together and began my plans for shoots
14/12
I completed my plans for shoots and completed my site
plans and my call sheet
4/1
I completed my storyboard and began working on my shoot
list
11/1
I finished my shoot list and prepared to being filming
18/1
I film all of my video and began working on my edit
decision list
25/1
I completed my edit decision list
1/2
I began to come up with my digpak title and completed my
skeleton designs for both my Digipak and my Webpage. I also conducted a questionnaire into the colour scheme for my website and digipak
8/2
I continued to edit my video and began creating my webpage
and Digipak
15/2
22/2
I came up with ideas for my Digipak cover ideas photographed
for both of these tasks
29/2
I
continued to edit all three of my tasks
7/3
14/3
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11/4
18/4
I finished editing my video and I finished making my
Website
25/4
I finished creating my Digipak and began working on my
evaluation questions
Star Wars Episode VII The Force Awakens Genre- Sci-fi Type- Teaser Where will it be shown - Youtube, Cinema, Conventions, Social Media Target Audience- Fans of the original films, and new younger audiences Key Genre Elements- Space, Aliens, Spaceships, Robots, Props. USP - Characters from the original series, the use of the iconic props such as Darth Vader's Mask and R2D2. Does the trailer establish genre, mood and expectations of the film? - It establishes expectations by bringing back characters from the original series and it gives the fans the tone of the film they are expecting.
