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Approaching my chosen brief, I'm thinking of using the four media theory things—media language, media representations, media industries, and media audiences—to really get my message across. I want to bring across these elements together to tell a story that not only fits the brief but goes beyond.
So, starting with media language, it's like the backbone of my plan. I'm going to be careful about picking and using words, images, and sounds that really sell the story. I want this to be a full-on experience that hits people on different levels.
Then there's media representations. I'm all about using symbols and images that really stick. I'll be digging into semiotics and visual representations to make sure what I'm putting out there lines up with what I'm trying to say. I want the audiences to engage with my media product easily and understand what is going on at any given moment, Like a connection between the message and their own experiences.
media industries,I'm looking at the bigger picture, understanding what will hit the specifc audience groups i have intended to hit which is 16-25 year olds male and females.
Lastly, there's media audiences. I'm diving deep into who's going to see my music video . Understanding the audience ,what they like, and how they think, is key. I'm tailoring everything to match their vibe, making sure they not only notice but really connect with what I'm putting out there.
Basically, my game plan is to blend all these elements together. By using media language, representations, industries, and audiences in sync, I'm aiming to create a piece that goes beyond the usual and really clicks with people. It's about making sure my message not only fits the brief but leaves a lasting impression.
STATEMENT OF INTENT
I'll use media language on the website by deliberately choosing phrases, graphics, and audio that speak to our target demographic. I want to create a full-body experience that effectively communicates the intended message through gripping narrative, great graphics, and a well-chosen tone.
My objective is to match the narrative and visual components to the record company's identity in terms of creative aspirations. Maintaining a unified look and feel through colour schemes, typography, and general design will strengthen the bond between the recording label and the artist.
I intend to explore the artist/band's specific style, values, and narrative in order to portray their uniqueness. This entails selecting visual components, like record art, promotional photos, and website design, carefully so that they accurately represent
The artist. My goal is to establish an honest and powerful relation to the audience by capturing their individuality and musical preference.
Codes and conventions must also included for accessibility and familiarity to the audiences.These conventions work as indicators to direct the audience's interaction, whether it's following established norms in music promotion or sticking to industry standards in website development. A website that strikes a balance between novelty and familiarity will be both aesthetically pleasing and easy to use, which will improve the audience's experience in general.