Tuesday, 17 January 2012
Work In Progress - Filming Update
We now have some footage that was taken at the theatre, we are now set to film for the club scenes on Wednesday 18th January .
Monday, 16 January 2012
Work In Progress - Filming Update
When it originally came to filming we did not realize how much limited time we had, because the other members of my group Holly and Amy are involved in a Pantomine every night at the moment; we have limited filming time at night, therefore for our dance scene instead of filming on the bridge we have got permission to film in the theatre that they are performing the pantomime on, instead. Our actors are also in this production therefore everyone is together, so in breaks there is an opportunity to film on stage. We will do the dance sequence on stage, as well as some vocal shots. We may also film the getting ready sequence in the changing rooms at the theatre. This will create a new meaning for our video idea. We will still do a going out scene however we will have more of a narrative now because of different locations.
Friday, 13 January 2012
Research and Planning: Audience Theory
For our music video we are trying to create a scenario in which the audience can relate to, going out and having fun with your friends drinking and partying. This reflects McGuail's Gratification theory of personal identity, when the audience view our video they may recognise some of the scenes; they might interact with their friends in the same way. Our video also creates personal relationships between the characters as a group; showing them all together this also would make the audience feel part of the group as the video and narrative goes on a journey so will the audience with them this is also a claim that McGuail's theory makes. Our video will entertain our audience by use of a fast dynamic throughout; we will fast paced editing to do this; quick cuts on the beat and pace of the music, we will use mainly close up's of our star in different locations. This will grip the audience and keep them entertained and cheery like in McQuail's theory of Escapism/ Diversion.
Flew's theory could apply to us; if we get our friends/audience to watch our video on Youtube and they like it; they could suggest it to other people on Youtube and subscribe to the channel, people can also comment on our video and 'like' it, if a video gets lots of likes it could get onto the 'most popular' list on Youtube, this list is seen on the homepage of Youtube and people can easily click to see your video. Audiences could use our text in other media 2.0 such as on Facebook; they could post our video on their 'newsfeed' to share with their friends who are also into the same music.
Morley's Cultural Studies Approach suggests audiences are active and adopt certain views within a media text, this can apply to our music video. For example our audience is likely to adopt the preferred (Or dominant) reading, our audience is likely to accept our storyline of a girl going out and partying and think of it as correct, as our target audience would be of a similar age also going out partying as well.
Ang's fragmented audience theory would not apply to our media text; our target audience is mainstream young adult girls who would view our media product on 'Youtube' and music channels and buy it on 'iTunes' and' HMV'. We haven't targeted a specific niche in which the music they produce would be sold in small record shops.
Morley's Cultural Studies Approach suggests audiences are active and adopt certain views within a media text, this can apply to our music video. For example our audience is likely to adopt the preferred (Or dominant) reading, our audience is likely to accept our storyline of a girl going out and partying and think of it as correct, as our target audience would be of a similar age also going out partying as well.
Ang's fragmented audience theory would not apply to our media text; our target audience is mainstream young adult girls who would view our media product on 'Youtube' and music channels and buy it on 'iTunes' and' HMV'. We haven't targeted a specific niche in which the music they produce would be sold in small record shops.
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
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