Music Video


22/1/18
LO: To Research Music Video Terminology And Choose Case Studies.

Music Terminology

Narrative - The lyrics often reflected within the story.

Performance -Performance based on music video.

Concept - The theme of the music video that doesn't link with the song or lyrics. Doesn't have have a narrative.

Narrative: Illustration - Illustration is the simplest and easiest concept to base a music video around as it is just a literal meaning to the song's lyrics in visual form.

Narrative: Amplification -When the music has a similar meaning but shown in a different way.

Narrative: Disjuncture - Ignores the content and the song and shows a completely different image to what they are singing about.

Performance Montage - Clips of different places were they perform and place it together to make a performance Montage.

music video research

artist: G-Eazy

name of song: him & I

genre:hip hop| \ rap

released: dec 15th 2017

meaning: the meaning behind this is Eazy started dating halsey and then they wrote a song about their relationship.

type of music video: mainly narritive with elements of performance.

things that happen within video: it shows G-Eazy and Halseys everyday life while in a relationship.

featuring: halsey


our music video.

name of song: scientist 

 artist name: cold play

 genre: pop

 what song is about: memories of school when they where kids (reason for own clothes)

 what we will do: walking around school then rewinding it so it looks like were walking backwards

 location: school

 props: nothing

 costumes: own clothes

 equipment: camera


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