A very brief 'group' discussion of first reactions to the brief got me thinking...
I was thinking that perhaps a really psychedelic track might detract from elements of the visuals, should these be of a surreal, montagey-style variety or could even be too much, if combined together.
I was also thinking that a track with a few changes in pace in it could allow flexibility in the pace of the narrative, which could help create a more engaging/interesting video; versus a track thats 'full-on' all the way through or mellow all the way through.
I thought that a genre like metal, or the like, might be more likely to make many narrative things and visuals seem cliche. Many of the videos for this genre are also (i think) very heavily reliant on pricey-looking mise-en-scene and visuals that could look really amateur if attempted and a bit failed. However, this genre of music would be very generically identifiable, which is appropriate to the brief.
I was thinking that perhaps a genre like folk rock might be a bit interesting to do?
-maybe 'My manic and I'- by Laura Marling.
Thursday, June 19, 2008
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