Music Videos-Lady Gaga-A Million Reasons Representation & Stereotypes It is stereotypical that celebrities have makeup artists and posh dressing rooms. It is both feminine and masculine with the suit but it being in pink. There is also makeup and hair being done which is feminine. The scenes of her in the suit are perhaps more real as she isn't a perfect woman. It isn't stereotypical for the rest of the video to be with a blank background and just a guitar as there is usually much more going on. Narrative She tries to run away and is convinced to stay. The video turns black and white to show the background of the bright star image. The guitar part is then in colour to show that this normal version of her is more real. The present is the one reason to stay. She appears to be in a relationship Lady Gaga's Star Image She's in a dressing room having her makeup done to be glamorous. In the rest of the video she isn't presented so much as a star ...
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Film-The Jungle Book Background The original Disney cartoon film came out on the 18th November 1968 in the UK and over a year earlier on October 18th 1967 in the US. The original movie still had the authentic Disney animation style with Walt Disney himself working on the film before his death. The live action CGI version came out on 15th April 2016. Industry & Marketing (1967) The original Jungle Book film was marketed only with things like movie posters and cinema signs as print media still played a big role in the 1960s without things like internet advertising and social media to advertise the film digitally. Being the 19th Disney film to be released, the brand of Disney was already known for producing quality family animation films. There was also very little competition in the animation industry so there was no need for excessive marketing to make The Jungle Book a success. Industry & Marketing (2016) VR experiences were used to ma...
Music Videos Billie Jean-Micheal Jackson Tuesday 19th November Background Jackson said that "Billie Jean" was based on groupies he and his brothers encountered while they performed as the Jackson 5 . "They would hang around backstage doors, and any band that would come to town they would have a relationship with, and I think I wrote this out of experience with my brothers when I was little. There were a lot of Billie Jeans out there. Every girl claimed that their son was related to one of my brothers." According to Jackson's biographer J. Randy Taraborrelli, "Billie Jean" was inspired by letters Jackson received in 1981 from a woman claiming he was the father of one of her twins. Jackson, who regularly received letters of this kind, had never met the woman and ignored those claims. However, she continued to send letters stating that she loved him and wanted to be with him, asking how he could ignore his own flesh and blood. The letters dis...