Thursday, 16 October 2014

Q8 PITCH: Costume KAREN LUNDEYA




For our music video we have decided on having three costume changes. This is enough to make sure we don't lose focus on how our music video should typically follow conventions of music videos of the same genre- hence having three changes.

Our intended audience would expect our artist to wear youthful clothing and the items of clothing chosen for our artist to wear, reflects popular clothing trends.

The brand Nike, although primarily focused for those interested in sport many young people choose to wear its items are updated regularly with new makes coming out every so often which are then advertised in its stores by young people. This can explain why our artist will be wearing Nike shoes in one of the costume changes.

In two of the three outfit changes our artist will be wearing hoop earrings. Ageing back to the nineties hoop earrings have been an item of accessory that creates a more urban feel. R'N'B culture in the 1990's especially in America was an era where the young and urban artists featured women or were female artists sporting large hoop earrings. The hoop earrings will add a youthful feel, but will also convey our artist as feminine.

Our artist will be wearing colourful tops in all outfit changes to help emphasise the youthful feel we want our artist to portray. Colours such as yellow attract attention and make a statement, which can help in the audience assuming the characteristics of our artist. 


Although our artist will wear a darker coloured jacket on top, a contrast will be created between the dark and bright, making the bright top stand out even more.

To help with the ensemble of the youthful portrayal of our artist she will be wearing accessories that the audience can identify with her being a conventional pop artist. The bright nail polish and sliver jewellery will demonstrate her doing things that young females typically do.

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