Monday, 1 September 2014

ANDREW GOODWINS CONVENTIONS


Andrew Goodwin’s Conventions

 

 

Andrew Goodwin states that in a music video there should be a relationship between the lyrics and the visuals. In most cases it would be the visuals illustrating and amplifying the lyrics.

 

The music and beat of the song should be related to the editing and visuals of the video. This could either be done by amplifying or contradicting the music.

 

There are many different genres in music and this means there will be many different type of music videos with different themes. For example, rock music normally involve on stage performances.

 

In nearly every video the artist is the focal point. They contain lots of close ups of the artist which is normally wanted by most record companies. It is a good way to sell the artists personality.

Furthermore, it is up to the artist if they want to progress their star iconography.

 

Every music video will either be, narrative, performance or concept bases. There will be a lot of intertextual references to either other videos or films.






Here I just quickly outlined the conventions that Goodwin stated there should be in a music video. I did this so that when I'm making my music video I can always look back and see if i'm having these things in the video.

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