conventions used - lip syncing, continuity editing, light filters, fade editing, thriller and romantic comedy related props, 180 degree shot - generic of music video, thriller and opening sequence.
thriller -
- protagonist fallibility, has an achilles heel.
- narractive centers around a crime.
- protagonist will seem in peril.
- The antagonist ensnares the protagonist in an increasingly complex web, until the protagonist feels isolated and helpless.
- The narrative presents ordinary situations in which extraordinary things happen.
- Micro elements combine in a build up of suspense.
- Themes of identity are common: mistaken identity, doubling/doppelgangers, amnesia.
- centered around romantic ideals such as true love.
- revolves around a couple, who meet, argue, fall out, fall in love.
- the protagonists believe that they do not like each other.
- comic friction between the pair.
- love sometime comes for the protagonists with different people.
- sudden realization that the characters are "perfect" for one and other.
- love may be impossible for the protagonist
- artist being shown singing as well as band members
- no showing of artist or band for the duration of the video
- lyrics influencing the environment
- the beat of the music changes the pace of the music
- constant change of location and costume, not always
- highlighting specific words in the video
Question 2 - what decisions have you made during post-production stages of your work and how have these affected your projects.
post production stages - putting in filters, sound editing, visual editing, cutting, editing, uploading to youtube, evaluation of thriller, opening sequence and music video.
decisions made - make references to specific decisions made about each process of post-production. things done during editing, things included in evaluation, etc
write one paragraph on the decision in question, your reasons for it and its implications. summarise in conclusion
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