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Rough cut

Results of questionaire

To what extent do you agree that women are represented negatively in music video's? ( 1 - Disagree to 5 - Agree)

What do you intend to do after college?
How often do you listen to music roughly?
To what extent do you agree that music video's should illustrate the lyrics in the storyline?

Is fashion/costume important in a music video?

How old are you?

What do your hobbies generally involve?

What genre of music do you listen to mostly?

What gender are you?

What appeals to you in your favourite music video? Why do you watch it?

What aspects are important in a music video?

How important are music video's to you? 1 - Not at all 10 - Extremely.

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Anamatic

Video Influences

There are many different aspects to a music video that we feel could influenced ours.

Of course the original video has specific conventions we would like to stick to and keep in line with the original genre and style of Paramore. We really like the fairytale aspect of the original and we think we could incorporate this into our own.



We are also taking inspiration from The Killers - Human. They set their video in a desolate place and we think that this would go well with our contrasting storylines.



We also like the loneliness of Natasha Beddingfield's - Soul mate I like all of the meet shots in it but what I like especially is how often you see her sad and lonely looking for what she is singing about. This would be good for the lead actress to watch and take things from.

Initial ideas

Initial ideas on Prezi

Digipak Analysis

Digipak Analysis on Prezi

Shot Count Analysis

The video I have chosen to do is Evanescence – Call me when you’re sober.
In the whole video there are 180 camera shots. A lot of these shots a repeated but this doesn’t make the video boring however. I think this is due to the fact the shots are so fast paced that you don’t always realise. The editor of the video has also done something clever that makes the repetition entertaining. He cuts quickly from story to band a lot and quickly making it seem like he’s not repeating shots but telling a story with two means. There are forty shots in the first minute of the video and a lot of these shots are extreme close-up and close-up of the lead singer Ami-Lee. She is the first person we see in the video, this being aimed towards more of the male audience, as she is an attractive woman. Through the story the man she is singing too is shown in 23 shots, a lot of them two shots or close-up. There are also 49 band shots shown throughout the sequence, the kind of shots range from medium shots all the way up to extreme close-up. The video is about her breaking up with him because he doesn’t appreciate her and a lot of the shots get this message across, apart from the couple of shots she has with the wolves. This doesn’t seem relevant to the story but are beautifully composed shots.

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Nine Frame Analysis

1. The first shot seen here is a band shot. We see the lead singer and gutarist, along with the basist and drummer. This introductary shot sets the scene and shows the band which the audience will recognise and relate with. Audiences like familiarity and something they can relate too. When the band starts playing, they sing and play to the camera, making the connection between them and the viewers. In this shot we see a black and white theme, all the band dressed in black, performing and a checkered board.

2. In this shot we see the lead singer in an all white costume accompanied by two people also dressed in white. One looks like she is serving him and the other looks like he is protecting him. His costume is elaborate, showing that he is someone important. The shot is a medium shot making the audience think that each individual is important.

3. Now we see a medium close-up of the lead singer once again, but this time dressed in an all black costume, as equally elaborate as the white costume. this makes the audience think that both characters are important and that there may be a good versus evil theme going on in the story.

4. the next significant shot is a chess board with only black pieces present and no oposition. The close up shot of his hand movng a piece on the board means that the movement is significant. Another thing which is significant is the chess board. This is also present in the first band shot we see, as they are performing on a floor like it.

5. Then we see a replica of the previous shot made with the white costume. The chessboard now though has only white pieces on it, we see him also move a piece. this leads the audience to believe that a chess game is in progress but with a difference. The medium shot once again shows the lead singer in his white costume, with his servant and protector.

6. We have just seen the body guards for both sides step forward to the positions the chess pieces were placed in. They then start to fight. Both are in aggresive stances and posed ready for violence.

7.We are then taken to a medium shot of the band again. They are all in black and the checkered floor coincides with the rest of the video. Even the instruments are black and white. The shot shows them playing to the camera and egaging with the audience, keeping the connection while the storyline is panning out.

8. This is another two shot of the 'pawns' fighting and the black one wins. The shot seen here shows the black pawn throwing the white pawn away from camera focus, showing him dominating the frame and showing his victory.

9. Just before the shot shown, both chess player get up and move to the centre of the board. The one in white takes off his hat in defeat and we cut to this medium close-up two shot, the one in white with his hand to his chest showing he lost nobely and the man in black with his arms raised showing his victory.

Call Sheet

A2 Media Music Video Callsheet

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Lyric Breakdown

Intro (23 seconds)

She lives in a fairy tale (3 seconds)

Somewhere too far for us to find (3 seconds)

Forgotten the taste and smell (3 seconds)

Of the world that she's left behind (3 seconds)

It's all about the exposure the lens I told her (5 seconds)

The angles were all wrong now (3 seconds)

She's ripping wings off of butterflies (4 seconds)

keep your feet on the ground (4 seconds- with instrumental)

when your head's in the clouds (7 seconds- with instrumental)

Well go get your shovel (3 seconds)

And we'll dig a deep hole (2 seconds)

To bury the castle, bury the castle (6 seconds)

Well go get your shovel (3 seconds)

And we'll dig a deep hole (3 seconds)

To bury the castle, bury the castle (5 seconds)

Ba da ba ba da ba ba da, ba da ba ba ba da ba ba (12 seconds- with instrumental)

So one day he found her crying (3 seconds)

Coiled up on the dirty ground (4 seconds)

Her prince finally came to save her (3 seconds)

And the rest you can figure out (3 seconds)

But it was a trick (3 seconds)

And the clock struck twelve (3 seconds)

Well make sure to build your home brick by boring brick (5 seconds)

or the wolf's gonna blow it down (2 seconds)

keep your feet on the ground (6 seconds- with instrumental)

when your head's in the clouds (6 seconds- with instrumental)

Well go get your shovel (3 seconds)

And we'll dig a deep hole (3 seconds)

To bury the castle, bury the castle (6 seconds)

Well go get your shovel (3 seconds)

And we'll dig a deep hole (3 seconds)

To bury the castle, bury the castle (6 seconds)

Ohhhhh (13 seconds with instrumental)

Well you built up a world of magic (3 seconds)

Because your real life is tragic (3 seconds)

Yeah you built up a world of magic (5 seconds)

If it's not real (2 seconds)

You can't hold it in your hand (3 seconds)

You can't feel it with your heart (5 seconds)

And I won't believe it (3 seconds)

But if it's true (2 seconds)

You can see it with your eyes (3 seconds)

Oh even in the dark (2 seconds)

And that's where I want to be, yeah (5 seconds)

Go get your shovel (3 seconds)

We'll dig a deep hole (3 seconds)

To bury the castle, bury the castle (6 seconds)

Well go get your shovel (3 seconds)

And we'll dig a deep hole (3 seconds)

To bury the castle, bury the castle (7 seconds)

(Instrumental 7 seconds)

Guys x2:

ba da ba ba da ba ba da, ba da ba ba ba da ba ba (13 seconds)

Hayley x2:

ba da ba ba da ba ba da, ba da ba ba ba da ba ba (13 seconds)

E-mail copy

A copy of the E-mail sent to Paramore's manager asking permission to use their song Brick by boring brick.