There has been many different music promos’ throughout the
years, all with different styles, narratives and other conventions.
This is Bob Dylan’s subterranean homesick blues which was
made in the 1960s.
- The changing of the cards is in sync with the lyrics.
-The singer is in the video
- The mise-en-scene is an urban location
-The whole promo is a single shot, making it low budget and basic.
- The changing of the cards is in sync with the lyrics.
-The singer is in the video
- The mise-en-scene is an urban location
-The whole promo is a single shot, making it low budget and basic.
This is The Beatles strawberry fields forever which was made
in 1967.
- Various camera shots and angles
- Special effects such as fading
-Some scene’s go backwards
-In colour
-Mostly narrative.
This video has moved on a huge amount from the Bob Dylan
video, the piece is in colour which shows the difference in time. It has a much
higher budget which is clearly shown due to the amount of props which are used
throughout. This would of taken a lot longer to produce due to the variety of
shots used making it more interesting than a single shot throughout. There is
also a lot more special effects used such as the fading from shot to shot and
some parts are reversed which adds a really good effect to the piece. The
Beatles are featured in the video and as they were so famous this would have
perhaps made it more successful, many close ups of the band were used in the
promo also. - Various camera shots and angles
- Special effects such as fading
-Some scene’s go backwards
-In colour
-Mostly narrative.
MTV was established in 1981 and was hugely successful due to the
making of this, music promos became a much bigger thing and more and more
artists and bands began to create them.
-Mise-en-scene was a graveyard
-Costume and make up which is linked to the location adding effect
-A dance routine which is now well known
-Narrative and singing
-The singer is in the video.
-High budget promo
However this is Aerosmith/Run DMC walk this way which was made at the same sort of time but is very somple which a simple location and simple effects. But it works for the genre and the song making it an effective piece.
Emily - you still need to post detailed analyses of 3 promos - this should have been completed by now. Don't get behind as it's tough to catch up. There's some L3 evidence here so far - keep up this level of detail, utilise a range of presentational devices and comment on how far conventions are used.
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