The key elements you must include in your video to conform to the expectations of the genre, the audience you expect and what is expected of a video
The key
elements you must include in your video to conform to the expectations of the
genre, the audience you expect and what is expected of a video
Fast cut shots that
mirror the beat of the music, to keep the audience intrigued and prevent them
from boredom
Contains a dance
perform that is suitable for the song being used for the video.
A convention of
dance music videos are including activities that their target audience can
relate to, such as playing sport, partying and exploration on holiday.
Expensive clothes and shoes are a
convention in the dance music genre, due to the wealth and fame that many of the DJ’s
have leading to them to be represented in a certain way to puts across
their success.
The artists tend
to not feature in their own music videos as, within the dance genre, the videos
usually have a narrative to them that are directly linked to the lyrics of the
song.
A range of images, that help to promote social realism.
A cross over of narrative
between three characters, from different social and economic backgrounds.
Locations with high
key lighting and vibrant colours are conventional for dance music videos as
they aim to put across the themes of freedom, discovery and joy.
The sense Verisimilitude,
is a convention within dance music as dance music tries to appeal to the largest
audience possible, due to it being a rather mainstream music genre.
Intertextuality is
present in many dance music video. Hinting at a previous media can help to
drive a narrative or meaning that the artist wants to be portrayed in their
video.
Dance Music video
conventional only feature young dancers or actors. This is due to directors and
artists primarily aiming their videos at a millennial target audience.
The location of
the music video must match the genre and mood of the song. For example a
dance/pop music have been filmed on beaches and nightclub, however rap/hip-hop
song are conventional filmed in streets and warehouses.
Cinematography
plays an important role within dance music video. High angled shots are
conventional which try to show the success and status of the artist which
within their own videos promotes them. Panning and tracking are regularly.
Useful research, Theo. Well done! Make sure you incorporate this into your statement of intent.
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