The way to
produce a successful music video is by sticking to the conventions of Goodwins
Theory and using intertextuality. Intertextuality is the relationship between
texts, films, which reference another, and form another media from something
that has happened previously.
- - Lyrics
and visuals are connected to one another showing clear links
- -Notions
of looking, either a male or female being perceived seductively
- -Demands
of the record label, making the artist represented in a way that the label
wants and this is obvious
- -The
video is based on a story of the lyrics or a performance
- - Intertextuality
to be included, clear links to other music videos, artists, TV programs or
films
- -The
visuals and lyrics should have clear links to one another, complimenting or
amplifying the videos meaning/story
- -Typical
generic characteristics of a genre for example in a pop video it is bright
colours and dance environments
- -Voyeurism,
when the artist/ characters in the video are in compromising nature/ intimate
scenes
This is an
example of intertextuality, as it shows the Madonna is an icon and this is
reflected as it shows gentlemen preferred blondes.
Intertextuality in more detail:
Intertextuality is when one text makes references
to another. For example a TV programme or music video can make references to
numerous other texts such as literature, TV, film, music or social references
that are commonly known. Almost most media is created as a response from other
references such as films, videotexts and music videos as well as other genres a
massive example of this is the simpsons as they have recreated many situations
via intertexuality. A few examples of this are below:
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This is an example, which is not the Simpsons, can be seen here from the use of Dr Evil mimicking the actor on the right from a James Bond film. |
This is an example of the Simpsons recreating the Nirvana album cover.
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This is an example of the Simpsons making reference to a famous painting ‘The Persistence of Memory’ 1931. |
Here there is
intertextuality between Simpsons re creating a scene from Silence Of the Lambs.
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