Sunday, 11 October 2009
Saturday, 10 October 2009
Friday, 9 October 2009
Thursday, 8 October 2009
Band Bio.
ParaZali (Pronounced - Para-zarly-) are a three piece band from Warrington England
ParaZali have been together for about three and a half years and play live regularly.
They write their own material
ParaZali are a hard rock band who plan to establish themselves as a prominent force on the British rock scene and beyond.
They fuse lots of genres in their music, Hard rock - Metal - Classic Rock - Blues - Roots - (And more recently) Funk-
With thumping drum beats, thunderous bass lines and squealing guitar parts, ParaZali are something to watch out for.
For the band's official myspace: click here
You can also check them out on:
Isound
Ooizit
LastFM
Pure Volume (complete works up here)
ParaZali have been together for about three and a half years and play live regularly.
They write their own material
ParaZali are a hard rock band who plan to establish themselves as a prominent force on the British rock scene and beyond.
They fuse lots of genres in their music, Hard rock - Metal - Classic Rock - Blues - Roots - (And more recently) Funk-
With thumping drum beats, thunderous bass lines and squealing guitar parts, ParaZali are something to watch out for.
For the band's official myspace: click here
You can also check them out on:
Isound
Ooizit
LastFM
Pure Volume (complete works up here)
Wednesday, 7 October 2009
Questionnaire.
Today we created and handed out a questionnaire to see what our target audience would expect from a music video.
- How old are you?
16-20 21-25 26-30+ - Are you ; male / female?
- What is your favourite music genre?
- Do you prefer narrative or performance based videos?
- Do you think the video should correspond to the lyrics?
- Do you think the band/artist should be in the video or a fictional character?
- What is your favourite music video and why?
- Do you think the people in the video need to be sterotypically 'goodlooking'?
- Do you read music magazines? Which ones?
- Have you ever been influenced to watch a music video by reading about the band in a magazine?
- Are you more likely to buy an album if the album artwork looks good?
- Does a band / Artist have to correspond to the genre? (such as promotional material / costumes)
- Should a music video include special effects?
- Should the music video be in black 'n' white or colour or a combination?
- Should the narrative used in the video be linear / non linear?
- Should the music video include dance routines?
- Do you find that music videos 'objectify' women?
- Do you think a music video should work within a genre of it's own e.g comedy?
- Should a music video have a clear ending or not?
- Where would you like a music video to be set?
- Do you think the video should include a range of camera angles?
- Should the artist perform towards the camera?
- Do you prefer promotional material to be small or big and 'in your face'?
- Does a music video make a song more popular?
- Do you like to see the arist on the album artwork?
Monday, 5 October 2009
Codes And Conventions of a Music Video.
The Codes and Conventions of a music video include;
- Narratives (maybe linear maybe non linear)
- Simple Closed Narratives.
- Amplification of lyrics
- Use of Star.
- Close ups of Star.
- Some performance
- Story Lines
- Main Characters.
- Simple Special Effects
- Editing that matches the beat of the music.
- Eliptical Editing
- Lip synching
- Set in realistic places
- Mise en scene used to create character types
- Image of star is portrayed to suit genre.
- Not much interaction with characters.
- No dialogue at the beginning.
- Range of Camera Angles. e.g Tracking Shots and Crane shots.
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