http://aishamitchell.wix.com/themakingofadele
A vry sad storii. Leo holdz da gld oskar to his ch33k. Da crowd go silint in anticitatipaction. He liftz da objekt above his hed. He criiez "I've dne it, ive finilly dne it" Den Leo wok up frm his drem. Lyk dis if u crii everytym.
Wednesday, 19 December 2012
Tuesday, 11 December 2012
eBay and cOstumes
Our choice of costumes need to be representative of our genre, Pop!. Typically costumes within pop tend to sexualise the artist and that is what we will do, through the use of tight fitting and revealing costumes.




The Discoplex is where I go to Dance!
Today we choreographed our dance routine for our song, we tried to stick with dynamic sequences rather than typical contemporary dance moves. All though our routine is slightly patchy, with gaps missing, we don't think this will be a problem as the routine will cut between the shots of the artist performing. Our choreography is also very repetitive, however this is very typical within pop music videos. We filmed our final choreography, excluding two sequences, one which replicates a routine from Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance" and the final chorus which is a simple stamping step and hand gestures. Below is the final video for our choreography, we will dance to counts of 8, however this was much faster in the video below, the real one will be much slower so all dancers can keep in time. Our choreography repeats the same sequence for the first verse and chorus and final section of the song cuts between the four different sequences, as we have a different sequence for the second chorus, second verse and "Bless your soul section ....". We were going to develop a sequence to the bridge, however came to the conclusion that this would be better improvised rather than choreographed. Our choreography is typically representative of the pop genre as it uses sexual movements and strong dynamic shapes.
Tuesday, 4 December 2012
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