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Update On coursework

Working with the song 7 Ring was very challenging as it has no words and the idea's i had were very to hard to pull of as i was struggling to find dancers and actors capable to do what i had imagined.  the crazy ideas that are going though my mind. - still shots - editing effects - lighting changes - various locations and many more I cant wait to piece it all together and see the final outcome. I defiantly feel like my overall ideas are much better then my previous song choice's music video. For my Website I have been looking for templates I like on both Wix.com and Squarespace.com. I have found a few I like but they don't fit the theme I would like to portray for my Artist. So what i'm planning to do is find any template and start from basics; configuration, changing fonts, colours and the list goes on. My next task to complet would be to get a name for my artist as the old name i had would not suit the new artist.

Working on my website

- Picking a style for "Rose Carter" was tricky as i wanted a very plain but chic website style. The simple leafs and bold colours help create this feeling. - Creating a web domain .... www.RoseCarter.net - adding music

frame analysis

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Justin Bieber - Where are you now Justin Bieber's newest music video sees Justin teaming up with Skrillex and Diplo to create a video which has 'artistic flair'. Justin invited his fans to draw on each individual frame of his music video to create the vibrant video. The drawings do not have great meaning as a whole, they have been used more for the effect as each drawing is shown for an extremely small amount of time, as well as the video drawing attention because of the process behind it, it also sends a message to his fans. Certain sections of the video do not show drawing on any frames, this allows the audience to concentrate of the lyrics and view Justin Singing them. This variation makes the video feel very controlled and makes the moments where the cartoon drawing and phrases are shown to be even more eye catching.

History Of Dance Music Videos

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In the mid-60s, US soul singer James Brown developed a new style of music called funk. In soul music the melody and lyrics are central, but in funk the rhythmic groove is central. A funk groove can continue for a long time without chord changes, and funk songs in the 60s often lasted for ten minutes or more. By the early 70s, nightclubs called discos were employing DJs to play dance tracks because it was cheaper than hiring a band. At first they played funk and up-tempo soul tracks, but in the mid-70s they started playing tracks with a new rhythm that was easier to dance to. Another new genre of dance music called techno developed in Detroit in the early 80s when club DJs began making electronic dance tracks. They used drum machines to create electronic rhythms and synthesizers with keyboards to add chords and melodies. Another style that developed in the 90s is drum and bass (or "DnB"). Most DnB has very deep bass sounds, jazzy breakbeat rhythms, and is very fast and a

Wolf Alice - don’t delete the kisses

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. Wolf alice - don’t delete the kisses This music video is very captivating as it has such a simple story line that has been thought out so well and is extremely effective. This sort of video could be captured on and iPhone and proves that you don’t need crazy, unrealistic ideas to create an impressive video.