I really like the colour use in this video, it relates to the mood of the song and the mood portrayed by the lyrics, but also how the colours of the costume and lighting link the different scenes in the video, it creates a good mise en scene because it all coordinates well and isn't all miss match with colour, making the audience feel confused, instead it combines with the music to create a calm feel to the video, I think its clever how the colours that the artists are wearing in this video link, it shows them to be on the same level in some way.
I really want our group to be able to create something like this in our video with our mise en scene, but instead of using different coloured lighting because we doubt this would be do able for us though it would be great to include, however what we will do is make sure that our use of colour in make up and costume can link each of our scenes together in some way and also create the emotions of which we would like our audience to feel when watching our video.
Thursday, 14 October 2010
Song video analysis of lighting
Wednesday, 15 September 2010
Bands I would like to make a music video for
The original ideas from our group was wanting a make a music video for one of the following people/groups.
Katy Perry - Peacock
Lady Gaga - Eh eh, Alejandro
Kesha - Disgusting, get in line, your love is my drug
Lilly Allen - The littlest things, 22, Not fair
The Kooks - Always where i need to be, Sway, She moves in her own way
Pixie Lott - without you
However after we have thought about our choices in more detail, we thought it would be best if we used a song that didn't already have a video, so we wouldn't be tempted to do something similar to the original.
We have decided to do a Lilly Allen song called Knock em out. It's fun and bubbly and doesn't have a video, although Lilly Allen is a well known artist we think that recreating a fun, lively video like she does will be something good to do, and the audience wont be shocked at how far we have taken the video from the artist original music video style because we wont take it very far from what is normaly expected from Lilly Allen's type of music videos.
