Cant Stop, Red Hot Chilli Peppers (Romanek, 2003)
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Close Up of lead singer. ‘Meat’ in a video because voice is seen as most important part and the shot focusses on the words coming from the artists mouth. In Can’t Stop he exaggerates his mouth movements to overemphasize the lyrics and the voice. Authenticity of performance is shown through the performance shots. The whole band are on a stage set up with all the instruments as if they are performing to an audience, this conforms to Funk Rock conventions as it suggests the band have real talent. Intertextuality. Modern art is included in the video, inspiration was taken from Erwin Wurm’s ‘One Minute Sculptures’. This creates an interesting and alternative image for the band and makes them appear more quirky through the use of abstract art. The CU instrument shots are conforming to stereotypes of Funk Rock. Also the ‘costume’ and appearance of the band members who have a naked chest and tattoos suggest a chaotic and alternative personality. The camera follows the lead singer, he is given prevalence and this is an example of Can’t Stop, Red Hot Chilli Peppers (Romanek, 2003)
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Close Up of lead singer. ‘Meat’ in a video
because voice is seen as most important part and the shot focusses on the words coming
from the artists mouth. In Can’t Stop he
exaggerates his mouth movements to
overemphasize the lyrics and the voice.
Authenticity of performance is shown
through the performance shots. The whole band are on a stage set up with all the instruments as if they
are performing to an audience, this conforms to Funk Rock conventions as it suggests the band have
real talent.
Intertextuality. Modern art is included in the
video, inspiration was taken from Erwin
Wurm’s ‘One Minute Sculptures’. This
creates an interesting and alternative image for the band and makes
them appear more quirky through the use
of abstract art.
The CU instrument shots are conforming to
stereotypes of Funk Rock. Also the ‘costume’ and appearance of the band members who have a
naked chest and tattoos suggest a chaotic and alternative personality. The camera follows the lead singer, he is given
prevalence and this is an example of voyeurism.
Can’t Stop, Red Hot Chilli Peppers (Romanek, 2003)
