Thursday, 4 November 2010
CD Cover analysis Tinnie Tempah
Friday, 15 October 2010
Picture Analysis

Friday, 1 October 2010
Thursday, 23 September 2010
Wednesday, 22 September 2010
Tuesday, 21 September 2010
Sway - Konvict Record Labels

Konvict Muzik records is a label being parented by Universal Music Group. It is the largest business group and family of record labels in the recording industry. It is the largest of the 'big four' record companies by its commanding market share and its multitude of global operations.
Columbia Record Label

Columbia records are also the record label of many other famous bands and artists of different genre's such as:
- Avril lavigne
- Calvin Harris
- Foo fighters
- Good charlotte
- kesha
- kings of leon
- AC/DC
- Bullet for my valentine
Dirtee Stank
Dirtee Stank; Dizzee Rascal.
Dizzee Rascal has his own record label called Dirtee Stank, however both of his albums have been produced and released by XL Recordings. Dirtee Stank has a MySpace page that suggests that the label is bringing many different genres together such as indie, majors and the street in order to reach all audiences.
After XL Recordings released Dizzee’s first two albums, the song “Dance Wiv Me” featuring Calvin Harris, was released by Dirtee Stank. Other songs such as, bonkers, holiday were then released by the label and his latest album “Tongue n Cheek” were also released by the label.
There are other artists registered to the label, these are; Newham Generals and Smurfie Syco.
XL Recordings is an independent British record label, and was launched by Tim Palmer, Nick Halkes and Richard Russell. This was done with Beggars Banquet Records in 1989. This was because they wanted to release their rave and dance music. The label has now grown as one of the most commercially successful record label in the UK.
XL Recordings has many successful artists signed to them such as;
- The Prodigy
- Peaches
- M.I.A
- Giggs
- Friendly Fires
- Dizzee Rascal
- Basement Jaxx
- Adele
Sunday, 19 September 2010
Saturday, 18 September 2010
Our Genre

Friday, 17 September 2010
Professor Green ft Lilly Allen Analysis
- Lip syncing
- Typical rap beat
- Close ups of professor green; shows he is the main main of the video
- Lily Allen and Professor Green appear in same shot to show they are a duet
- Bright colours - relates to lyrics and high tempo music
- Montage editing
- Lip syncing
- Long distance cuts when the artists are singing on their own
- Eye contact with audience
- Lily Allen pushes over the other women is the concept of the story - she is getting the better of the other women.
2 videos for homework


Innotative and Contempory Videos
- A lot of close ups and midlength shots
- Tacking shots
- Lipsyncing
- Various Locations
- The shots change in line with the beat
- They are wearing smart casual clothing
- Long shots of the band
- They cut out the lights and only show the eyes
- The artists in the video are contempory because they are wearing sunglasses which is on modern music videos
- Only see the eyes when the lights are turnt off. This is playing with the song as people say you can see the light in someones eye
- Non linear equipment
Charlotte Gainsbourg & Beck 'Heaven Can Wait'
- Having a massive robot walking her down the stairs
- Weird people in masks does not match the genre of the music
- The video was not boring, it included people wearing melons on their head
- Lipsyncing
- Close ups of Charlotte Gainsbourg & Beck
- Convention of video showing person playing the instrument
Jamie Lidell (Timothy Saccenti)
- Showing a woman with no mouth
- Lipsyncing
- Video mainly on the actor performing
- All the time there is two people in all black costumes with a white mask dancing around the performer
- White cubes where in every shot
M.I.A - Jimmy
- Bright colours
- Sounds like a funky retro song
- The pictures in the background go with the music as it has flashing lights with little figures of people dancing
- Close ups
- Change of costumes
Analysing 2 music videos
- The video is set in a mental home
- Sames clothes in the set
- When he is out of the mental home he's clothes changes
- Close ups of the artist
- These close ups show he's facial expressions
- Music is fast pace and the lyrics are in time with the beat
- Casual clothes to match the genre
- Long shots of the surroundings
- Quick cuts in line with the beat
- Montage editing
- Lip syncing
- Casual clothes
- Sunglasses for the classy look
- Performance
- Flashbacks of when he was younger
- Close us of the artist
- Close ups of his watches to show money and fame
- Long shots of the surroundings
- Lipsyncing
- Shots cut in line with the beat













