Script for Assignment 29.2
Section Boyz – Mad Man Ting
This music video came out on
December 24th 2015. Section Boyz released this song; Kaylum Production created
the visuals. The style of this music video is
interpretive; this means that it's more about the themes and interpretations of
the song than the video. This draws the viewer in more because most
videos nowadays are about the video and the riches, etc involved within this. The
conventions within this video are as followed. The
camera always focuses on the individual rappers when it's their turn,
this is striking because you then learn the names of the rappers and remember
who they are.
This video also
uses lighting for the mood, because it was released on Christmas Eve the
weather would be cold and dark. You can
see from the image at (0:21) that its dark and looks cold. There are various
techniques used in this video.
Cutting to the beat
is also used; this is shown from 1:04-1:06.
This is an excellent technique because it makes the video more interesting to
look at and watch. This video also uses lighting for
the mood, because it was released on Christmas Eve the weather would be cold
and dark. You can see from the image that it’s dark and looks cold.
There are various techniques
used in this video. Miming and lip-syncing is used
throughout, this is better than singing it live in the video because you
would hear all of the background noise and the voices wouldn't be to the best
quality.
Mobb Deep ft 112 – Hey Luv
The rap group Mobb Deep
released this song in 2001. This music video is interpretative;
this is more about themes and interpretations of the actual song. This song's genre is Gangsta-love. This is unique because not
many gansta rappers will let down their 'hard' exterior to reveal emotions
unknown to their character. Some parts within
the song are illustrative. This is when the words are reflecting what is
happening on screen. The image on the left shows the man who isn't
treating the girl right. This is the girl that Prodigy wants. The line that
goes with this is 'I know that N***a aint doing what he s'posed to do, I got
much more to give than homie do'. This line is an example of illustrative
writing because you can infer from the words that the man isn't doing enough to
keep the girl. This is also lyric interpretation. We can infer that the way
these artists are talking could be how every girl wants to be treated by her
man.
This video uses many
conventions; these are as followed ‘Focusing on
Performer, lighting for mood and Lyric interpretation’. Focusing on the
performer is used in many music videos; it draws attention to the individual
artist. The image shown is effective
because you can see that he is doing everyday tasks, but is still distracted on
the phone by his lover. Lighting for the mood is
used in this video. The image to the left shows warm, ‘romantic’ lighting. Lyric interpretation
is when the listener starts to infer what the artist is saying.
The video uses many camera angles, shots and camera movement; the video also uses
miming and lip-syncing. The camera angles switch up throughout the music
video, there are selections of close-up’s, mid-shots, long shots and shots at
eye level. This music video doesn’t use green screen, you can see from the
video that is based on reality and there is nothing unusual about it. The fact
that the song has been recorded in a studio is better than live, this is
because you would be able to hear the background noise and other things.
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The style of this music video
is Interpretative. If you listen to the words
that he is saying, he includes a line about his little brother, the line goes ‘tell
my likkle bruddah sekkle, wanna see you kicking ball, racking some medals, cah
all the badness aint worth it, go chase your dream make some money that’s
perfect’. This line is more abstract than others within grime songs,
this is because not many artists rap about their family or saying that ‘badness
aint worth it’.
Lyric
interpretation is used successfully. As
you can see, the video is recorded on an estate, and he is rapping about
dreaming, you can infer that he is dreaming of making it and getting out of the
estate. The lighting is natural, it is still
very sunny and this creates a peaceful, happy image. Although there are people
in the background, the cameraman focuses on the
performer throughout the whole video. Extending
the song’s meaning is also used. There is a line that says ‘on
the ends where you hardly see the sun, before you saw that you would probably see
a gun’ if you look at this line on a deep level, you will realise that
it is actually sad but true.
The technique of a mirror image or reflection is used in this video; this
is very different and unique. This is unique because not many music videos use
this. Cutting to the beat is used successfully,
this is effective because it involves the viewer more.
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