Showing posts with label Music Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music Video. Show all posts
Wednesday, 3 October 2018
Tuesday, 17 April 2018
Friday, 9 March 2018
Wednesday, 7 February 2018
Thursday, 17 November 2016
A2 Music Video
The link below takes you to a selection of A2 Music videos on YouTube from a range a schools around the country.
When developing your productions you need to consume a huge range of media texts, not so you try to imitate them but to help stimulate ideas both technical and creative. It also builds on your curiosity about trying out different techniques and pushing your creative boundaries.
Some of the productions found on this link are brave in their ambition and the story they want to tell.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkJXibuJYF0&list=RDmkJXibuJYF0#t=2
When developing your productions you need to consume a huge range of media texts, not so you try to imitate them but to help stimulate ideas both technical and creative. It also builds on your curiosity about trying out different techniques and pushing your creative boundaries.
Some of the productions found on this link are brave in their ambition and the story they want to tell.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkJXibuJYF0&list=RDmkJXibuJYF0#t=2
Tuesday, 11 October 2016
Making Music Videos: an A2 Media Study Day
Over the last 20 years the most popular task in the second year of the A level courses has been making a music video. Technological advances in this time have meant that what students can produce has changed dramatically; from the early days of editing between two VHS machines, when every shot had to be filmed in sequence, to today's digital cameras and editing, where you can set up multiple timelines, access effects and shoot on HD. The possibilities for music video on no budget have been transformed. However the expectation for high quality work has also risen dramatically. This task requires serous planning, technical skill and a real understanding of the codes and conventions of music videos. This study day for students will focus on maximizing the impact of their resources. In the morning, we will take you through activities aimed at getting the most out of research, planning, shooting, editing and evaluating their music video. We will use a range of examples from professional music videos and student work. In the afternoon we will be joined by a music video director/editor to talk about how the professionals go about working on such tasks.
Led by Tom Woodcock, Film & Media teacher, Long Road Sixth Form College, Cambridge and Freelance Media Educator
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