Intertextuality
Intertextuality is when a piece of media refers to another piece of media.
An example of this would be Red Hot Chilli Peppers' 'Californication'. This Music Video represents the Music Video through a Video Game.
Monday, 30 June 2014
Research: Intertextuality
Intertextuality is when a piece of media refers to another piece of media.
An example of this would be Red Hot Chilli Peppers' 'Californication'. This Music Video represents the Music Video through a Video Game.
Research: Types of Music Video
There are 3 types of Music Video, these types are: performance, narrative and conceptual.
Performance videos are the most common Music Videos. This type of video shows the artist/band singing in a concert with their fans. This is to give the feeling that you are actually at the concert.
Narrative videos present a sequence of events which tell a story. The most common narrative music videos are love stories where the boy meets the girl, boy loses the girl and then he gets her back.
Conceptual videos do not tell a story, but create a moood, a feeling to be evoked in the experience of viewing. Conceptual videos contain the possibility for multiple meanings as the metaphor is interpreted by the viewer.
Performance videos are the most common Music Videos. This type of video shows the artist/band singing in a concert with their fans. This is to give the feeling that you are actually at the concert.
Narrative videos present a sequence of events which tell a story. The most common narrative music videos are love stories where the boy meets the girl, boy loses the girl and then he gets her back.
Conceptual videos do not tell a story, but create a moood, a feeling to be evoked in the experience of viewing. Conceptual videos contain the possibility for multiple meanings as the metaphor is interpreted by the viewer.
Research: Survey for research
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