Media Studies NEA

 

One main character -  school girl. The inspiration for my character to be a young teenage girl comes from the age of the audience as it is 16-25 year olds having a seven teen year old girl as the main focus would interest the intended audience. I am aiming to get the character to look as stereotypical as I can. Especially as this particular teenager is struggling with a drug addiction, so she should have bags under her eyes, she should be constantly fidgeting, she should be looking under dressed and really run down. My aim is to get the audience to understand it immediately with out the use of 'drugs' to be used - if the worst comes to the worst then I will obviously create a scene where the character will pretend to take the 'drugs' to make the final outcome realistic. Location 1 the school - I really want to show that she is a school girl and the best way to do that is to show her in school. I want to maybe show her in a classroom or her walking through the school wit...

Take photos of the artist at the beach.  Some on the streets of the village/ find a cool background to take images against. Take some in the school bathrooms. Then maybe go to photography department and take portraiture images against a black background - head shots of the artist.

 The Key Elements of there music video -  Locations -  School, bathroom, corridors, stair way, around the actual main school building (G House) and areas that clearly show a school. The beach (Hopeman Beach), Streets and a village area (Hopeman). Costume -  A classic school girl uniform, short black skirt, white untucked shirt, heavy eye makeup. Stereotypical messy haired, moody teenage girl. Wearing tights and black trainers. Props - A Cannon EOS 77d is what I will be filming on. A tripod. Make up wipes, mascara, water and a jacket/jumper.

  Some artist that Warner Music Group works with -  protest song  - a song that is associated with a movement for social change, part of the broader category (topical songs), but can be fluid in genre genre  - a style or category of art, music or literature A protest song can be anything from an uprising against a country leader to a group of people chanting loudly to get someones attention for example workers go on strike. Most protest songs are context bound, linking to specific political climates in specific countries, for example 'Love it if We Made It' by The 1975 is specifically about 2016-2018 America, with lyrics such as 'rest in peace Lil Peep' and 'Kneeling on a pitch', both referencing two events that took place in America during the time period. Protest songs have been part of the music scene for many years, with protest songs in America dating back to the Civil War, and in Britain, there are protest songs dating back to before the suffragette moveme...