Music Channels

History of Music Videos

Lip Sync Workshop

With the lip syncing task, we had to film a part of a music video for Taylor Swift's We Are Never Getting Back Together. As no one in my group knew all of the lyrics, it proved to be difficult and we had to learnt he lyrics quickly. During the editing of our lip sync task, we had to use markers on Premiere Pro which were hard to find at first but after using them a couple of times, easy to find. We had used the to take a note when all of us started singing.

After editing and filming to get our practice video in place, we then had to evaluate another groups work which then allowed to extend and understand why other people had done what they had done throughout their video.

 

Narrative Workshop (Andrew Goodwin)

"Music Videos are simply an extension of the lyrics." - Andrew Goodwin. 

How could you prove/disprove this? 
To prove and disprove the theory would be to look at many different music videos from different genres to see what their typical representations are and how they have used them within the final video. The music video could maybe represent the band/artist rather than the song and how they would like to be viewed by the public.

What does it mean in your own words? 
It simply means that music videos are a way to expand and help create a deeper meaning to the song itself. Music videos are often a visual representation of what t

What is the main idea behind this? 
The main idea behind this statement is that

What evidence can you already present this for?
With many different songs, they have different

Do you agree with this? Explain your answer. 
I believe that the statement is true with most songs, they music videos are easily represented throughout the video such as with Friday by Rebecca Black.