Potential Artist/Band [001]
"Information" by Brian Korteling
Brian's website: http://briankorteling.co.uk/
Website/Sourse: http://www.unsigned.com/briankorteling
Brian's website: http://briankorteling.co.uk/
Website/Sourse: http://www.unsigned.com/briankorteling
While researching artists and bands on Unsigned.com, I came across Brian Korteling. I then informed my other group members on the Facebook Page which Sam Wight created and got positive feedback afterwards as seen on right: (Click image to view a readable version).
As mentioned in the Facebook image above, when I listened to this song for the very first time I imagined the music video to take the form of an animation.
I believe that the background would be based on newspapers since the song's chorus asks the audience for "Information" ("Give me information") - Hence the song's title. This would feel appropriate since newspapers are a source of information.
Due to the song's pace and rhythm, the style of this animation and FPS (frames per second) would be similar to the title sequence of an informal news-base conic show called "Russell Howard's Good News". Here is the title sequence of the show on right:
If you didn't know "Russell Howard's Good News" is actually a T.V show, then it would of felt like viewing a music video, since the title sequence of the show adopts a similar style to music videos such
as A-Ha's "Take on Me". If we choose to use this song, the above
are a few potential ideas to explore in the future.
I believe that the background would be based on newspapers since the song's chorus asks the audience for "Information" ("Give me information") - Hence the song's title. This would feel appropriate since newspapers are a source of information.
Due to the song's pace and rhythm, the style of this animation and FPS (frames per second) would be similar to the title sequence of an informal news-base conic show called "Russell Howard's Good News". Here is the title sequence of the show on right:
If you didn't know "Russell Howard's Good News" is actually a T.V show, then it would of felt like viewing a music video, since the title sequence of the show adopts a similar style to music videos such
as A-Ha's "Take on Me". If we choose to use this song, the above
are a few potential ideas to explore in the future.
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