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P Money - My Lingo CD Cover/Poster

 

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Recording Schedule P Money- My lingo

This is our recording schedule that we have created so we know what scene we have recorded, when we filmed it and what scene it was.

Date	Scene	Details	Location	Props/Actors
01/07/15	Close up of P Money	Close up of P Money rapping about real talk in a built up area.	Meadow Gate, Down the bottom near Co-op	Just P Money, Tree in the back with flats.
01/07/15	Mid shot  of squad	A mid shot of the squad which are P Moneys friends as he spits bars	On yard surrounded by buildings (Year 10 yard, School)	Four actors needed, bench, tree and building behind.
01/07/15	Low angle shot of P Money	Low angle looking up at P Money showing his power	Meadow Gate, Down the bottom near Co-op	Just P Money needed, tree and flats.
01/07/15	Low angle of flats	Low angle looking up at building	Middle court yard (School)	Big wall
01/07/15	CCTV	Extreme close up of CCTV	Year 10 yard (School)	CCTV Camera
01/07/15	Close up of local corner shop name	A shot of a corner shop so we will be using SAM’s	Abbey Road, SAM’s store	SAM’s sign
02/07/15	Mid shot of P Money and his friend	Mid shot of P Money and his friend entering a garage	In school, near gym building.	Two actors needed (P Money)
01/07/15	Low angle shot of P Money	Low angle looking up at P Money showing his power	Meadow Gate, Down the bottom near Co-op	Just P Money needed, tree and flats.
01/07/15	Side shot of P Money	Side shot of him spitting bars	Meadow Gate, Down the bottom near Co-op	Just P Money needed
01/07/15	Low angle shot of P Money	Low angle looking up at P Money showing his power	Meadow Gate, Down the bottom near Co-op	Just P Money needed
01/07/15	Mid shot  of squad	A mid shot of the squad which are P Moneys friends as he spits bars	On yard surrounded by buildings (Year 10 yard, School)	Four actors needed, bench, tree and building behind.
01/07/15	Yute’s face	An over the shoulder shot with a close up of his face as he shows a happy expression	Meadow Gate, on someone’s driveway	Two actors needed (Yute)
01/07/15	Close up of yute’s hand	Close up of the young rapper with his hand on his chest	Meadow Gate, on someone’s driveway	Just the yute (young Rapper)
01/07/15	Low angle shot of P Money	Low angle looking up at P Money showing his power	Meadow Gate, Down the bottom near Co-op	Just P Money needed
01/07/15	Shot of P Money in housing estate	A mid shot of P Money and his friend in a housing estate	Meadow Gate, in front of a house.	Two actors needed (P Money)
01/07/15	Yute’s face	A close up of Yute	Meadow Gate, on someone’s driveway	Two actors needed (Yute)
01/07/15	Long shot of squad	A long shot of the squad which are P Moneys friends as he spits bars	On yard surrounded by buildings (Year 10 yard, School)	Four actors needed, bench, tree and building behind.
01/07/15	Low angle shot of P Money	Low angle looking up at P Money showing his power.	Meadow Gate, Down the bottom near Co-op	Just P Money needed
01/07/15	Yute’s Trousers	A close up of the Yute’s baggy trousers	Meadow Gate, on someone’s driveway	Two actors needed with clothing
01/07/15	Shot of P Money in housing estate	A mid shot of P Money and his friend in a housing estate	Meadow Gate, in front of a house.	Two actors needed (P Money)
01/07/15	Yute’s face	An over the shoulder shot with a close up of his face as he shows a happy expression	Meadow Gate, on someone’s driveway	Two actors needed (Yute)
01/07/15	Long shot of squad	A long shot of the squad which are P Moneys friends as he spits bars	On yard surrounded by buildings (Year 10 yard School)	Four actors needed, bench, tree and building behind.
01/07/15	Shot of P Money	A close up of P Money surrounded by a building and a tree	Meadow Gate, Down the bottom near Co-op	Only P Money needed
01/07/15	Yute’s face	A close up of Yute	Meadow Gate, on someone’s driveway	Two actors needed (Yute)
01/07/15	Shot of P Money	A close up of P Money surrounded by a building and a tree	Meadow Gate, Down the bottom near Co-op	Only P Money needed
01/07/15	Long shot of squad	A long shot of the squad which are P Moneys friends as he spits bars	On yard surrounded by buildings (Year 10 yard, School)	Four actors needed, bench, tree and building behind.
01/07/15	Shot of P Money	A close up of P Money surrounded by a building and a tree	Meadow Gate, Down the bottom near Co-op	Only P Money needed
01/07/15	Yute’s face	A mid shot of the young lad (Yute)	Meadow Gate, on someone’s driveway	Two actors needed (Yute)
01/07/15	Shot of P Money in housing estate	A mid shot of P Money and his friend in a housing estate	Meadow Gate, in front of a house.	Three actors needed(P Money)

Cutting to the beat- P money- My Lingo

These are the lyrics to the song from around 40 seconds where the dialogue starts and for the prelim we will be doing 1 minute of the song so it will end around 1.40.

/ = change in shot

Real talk, that's my lingo
Real talk, that's my lingo/ Shot of P Money (P)
If you can't talk like this, bro/ Shot of squad (S)
Then I ain't really hearing shit, bro/ Different angle of P Money (P)
See, there's a lot of man out there with this knowledge
But they ain't educating like this, bro
But they'll tell 'em 'bout whips /Long take of P Money

and tricks, though Close up of stairs (C)
Nothing else going on, is that it,/ Close up of CCTV camera (C) bro?

Real talk, that's my lingo/ Close up of shop name (C)
Real talk, that's my lingo/

If you can't talk like this, bro/                                         
Then I ain't really hearing shit, bro

See, there's a lot of man out there/ Shot of P Money (P) with this knowledge
But they ain't educating like this, bro
But they'll tell 'em 'bout whips and tricks,/ though
Nothing else going on, is that it,/ bro?

 [Verse 1]
I was chatting to a yute, having a verbal spar/ Shot of squad (S)
He said P, I rate you, you've really gone far Shot of yute (Y)
I wanna/ go far too
This year, I'm going hard,/ Close up of youe's hand (C)I want a hundred large/
I said a hundred large? Shot of P Money (P) / What you splashing that on?
Man /said a car
Brudda, where's your drive?/ shot of squad (S)Brudda, where's your yard? Shot of P Money (P)
F that car/ Shot of P Money (P)
You're acting like you're a boss/ Close up of yute's jeans (C)
But you ain't in charge/
Wining, dining, all these girls you don't know
And you can't even dance/ Shot of yute (Y)
You're dumb, you spent your money in the/ brass
Brudda, where's your mum? Brudda, where's your aunt?
Wait, stop this deck
Brudda, where's your besties? Where's your dargs?
You find that interesting,/ Long Take of P Money (P) I find it depressing
Excuse my aggression,/ but you blame the oppression
Bro,/ that ain't oppression, you know what that is?/
You and your dickhead bredrins,/ gassed up on a next ting
None of you's real, your mind's based off a film/
Where you're just acting real, trust me/

  

Key

P for P Money

L for long shots of buildings

S for Squad

C for Close up of stairs, shop name, CCTV

Y for yute (Younger Rapper)

The music throughout the video is non-diegetic sound, but P Money's lips are in sync with it so it appears that he is actually singing the song. The music is a sound bridge because it is played across each different scene.
 

This is a low angled close up of P Money which shows the top part of his body whilst he is rapping in an urban area with tall flats. The camera is looking up at him so he looks powerful. He is wearing a hoodie, T-shirt and snapback which implies that he is from a rough area or that he is from a lower class family.

 This is a mid shot of P Money and his friends, they look threatening to other people which illustrates power. The shot places P Money closer to the camera than the others, which connotes his authority in the group.

This is a close up of some CCTV cameras which could imply that there is violence and crime in the area which suggests the status of the area and of P Money and his friends.

This is a worms eye shot of the stairs going up a block of flats. This establishing shot clearly shows that they live in built up urban area.

This is a low angle shot of a run down corner shop which has the windows boarded up. This implies that it has been smashed up and vandalised which suggests that the area is rough and violent.

 This is a over the shoulder, close up of a yute, which is slang for youth, and he is talking to P Money about his future and what he wants to do with it. The yute is wearing a tracksuit which illustrates that he is a bit 'chavy' or rough. It could also suggest that he is poor, as tracksuits can be cheap to buy.

Lyrics for The Amazons- Junk Food Forever

These are the lyrics of the song that we have chosen to do for our production.

 

 

Junk food forever, late nights together
jackets of leather, I can’t forget ya
have i changed for better, now we're not together?

Junk food forever                                                               
when it’s getting too late, to find somebody new

I
don’t wanna be alone, don’t wanna be alone, yeah
I, don’t wanna be alone
cos it feels like forever when im stuck here on my own

Junk food forever, its better late than never
im feeling the pressure, forgetting to remember
have i changed for better, now we're not together?
Junk food forever
when it’s getting too late to find somebody new

I
don’t wanna be alone, don’t wanna be alone, yeah
I, don’t wanna be alone
cos it feels like forever when im stuck here on my own

 

Audience profile for The Amazons

This is the analysis of The Amazons Audience

 

 

 

 

 

Artist information

 



http://thistle98.edu.glogster.com/the-amazons/

Vox Pop

Vox pop analysis

This is our Vox Pops that we recorded to find out what people's favourite genre and what they enjoyed in their music videos. We got some really good results from this Vox Pops from a good range of people in the shots.

From the questions we found out that people liked lots of different genre from rock, alternate, rap, hip hop and pop. The range shows that there isn't a fixed genre in the area so people like all different genres. So there was no consistency through the answers so it didn't matter what gender because todays society like a mix between all the genres. From the second question we found out people's favourite music videos which linked to the first question because they all said an answer linked to their favourite genre. So again a good range of answers. Through the next question we found out that whether our audience preferred a narrative, Performance or Artistic based video and from the result we found out most of the audience liked a performance based video because they enjoy watching the video, which includes the band members, instruments and similar themes. From the third question we found out that most people preferred amplification and disjuncture. So it seems that people like the music to have a link but to also be random at times. From the next question about what people like in there videos and people like a story line throughout the video to give it a meaning. From the final question we found out that all of our audience view music videos through YouTube because it has a huge range of videos and it is free to watch.

So overall I think that using a Vox Pop is a very effective way of gathering information for our research. we need to know what to include in our video so our audience enjoy the video

Music Permission

 

These are the emails that were exchanged between us and the band representative.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Intertextual References

Intertextual references

An intertextual reference is where in a music video they have references to other videos, genres, or any other thing that is related or not related to the music video. These are effective because it gives the audience something to relate to in the video, also they will like it more as it gives them something else to think about and look at whilst watching the video. The audience are more likely to watch the video more than once so that they can identify all of the references. They use the stereotypes that were portrayed and not the actual way that the cop shows were in the 90s.

 

 

 

A good example of intertextuality in music videos is the beasty boys- Sabotage. This video heavily references 90s cop shows, however it does it in the form of a parody in which they use many of the stereotypes that were portrayed and given to 90s cop shows. All elements of the video are referencing the 90s cop shows, the mise en scene, the location, the movement, the camera work and even the editing.