Cutting to the beat of the music
Setting reflects the song – happy
music, creates that emotion for people about the BMW
Selling an image as well as a
product
Narrative
Traditional/Classical, tends to be linear (means chronological order) –
exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, denouement
Non-linear = non chronological
(time lapse, ellipsis, montage, flashback, flash forward)
Closed ended narrative
– has closer at the end (happy or an ending is given by director)
Open ended narrative
– ends on some form of cliff hanger or imagination can be used to create an
ending (inception)
Circular narrative
- narrative finishes where it starts (weapon of choice, fat boy slim)
Singular-stranded and multi-strand – multi means different number of stories at once and single
stranded means one single story line such as one family/actor
Todorov
narrative -
As an audience we look for a start, middle and end – some music videos don’t always follow these, and this means the narrative is never complete which is known as a fragmentary narrative – repeatability of promos.
Illustration – the promo basically illustrates the ideas/narrative in the song lyrics
Amplification – Uses a key
idea/image from the lyrics and develops it into a concept within the promo. A
link remains between the lyric and the promo – a key theme
Disjuncture – The promo
bears no resemblance to the lyric or its meaning, abstract, often seen as
unconventional, arty videos – creates a new range of meaning to the song
No comments:
Post a Comment